Quarterly Antique & Fine Art Sale on Friday 27th March 2009
1. A XIX Century Glass Walking Stick, of writhen fluted form, filled with hundreds and thousands in patriotic colours, 94 cms long. 20-30
2. A Green Glass Bowler Hat, Another Clear Glass Example, Three Clear Glass Top Hats, possibly Bolsterstone, 10cms high to 6.5cms high. (5) 30-50
3. A Lalique Moineau (Sparrow), in frosted glass, bears paper label to tail, 8cms high. 60-80
4. An Etling Opalescent Glass Circular Dish, reverse moulded with a profile portrait of Bacchus drinking from a goblet, moulded mark Etling 123 France, 13cms diameter. 100-150
5. A French Opalescent Glass Coaster, moulded in relief with a five petal flowerhead, moulded mark Made In France, 12.5cms diameter. 30-50
6. A Lalique Olive Green Glass Ring, with a raised ribbed crown, boxed. 80-120
7. A Lalique 'Volutes' Opalescent Circular Plate, designed by Rene Lalique, stencil mark R. Lalique France, 27cms diameter. 400-500
8. A XIX Century Nailsea Green Glass Dump, internally decorated with bubbles, 11cms high. 30-50
9. A Cranberry Glass Covered Dish, the domed cover with a clear glass loop handle, the dish with applied clear glass prunts, 18.5cms diameter; A Pair of Cranberry Glass Plain Tapering Tumblers, 10cms high; A Cranberry Glass Wine Glass, the bucket shape bowl on a clear glass stem, 12cms high. (4) 30-50
10. A Whitefriars Tangerine Television Glass Vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, circa 1967, 17.5cms high. 75-125
11. A Whitefriar's Clear Glass Jug, of bellied form, with an elongated outswept neck with moulded spout, engraved with flowers, foliage and swags, 16cms high. 30-50
12. A Pair of XIX Century 'Bristol' Blue Glass Oval Dishes, the exterior gilt with vertical lines between gilt line borders, 12cms wide. 30-50
14. A Pair of Early XIX Century 'Bristol' Blue Glass Decanters, of ogee form, each gilt with faux spirit labels 'Brandy' and 'Holland', with initialled lozenge stoppers, 23.5cms high; A Green Glass Brandy Decanter, with facetted stopper, 22cms high. (3) 60-80
15. An Orrefors Blue Tinted Clear Glass Dish, of circular petal form, 8.5cms high, 16cms diameter. 20-30
16. Five Cranberry Glass Wines, with clear glass stems and feet; A Cranberry Glass Custard Cup, with clear glass handle; A Cranberry Glass Jug, with reeded handle, 14.5cms high (rim chip). (7) 20-30
17. A Heavy Green Tinted Clear Glass Dish, possibly Whitefriars, of rectangular form with canted corners, 22 x 23cms. 20-30
18. An Emerald Green Glass Wine Flagon, of flattened baluster form, with a clear glass moulded handle and cork stopper with plated mount, 17cms high; Another Flagon, with facetted neck and clear glass reeded handle, 18cms high; Two Green Glass Wine Glasses, with clear glass stems. (4) 50-70
19. A XIX Century Cranberry Glass Flask, with a clear glass moulded handle and facetted stopper, 23cms high; A Cranberry Tinted Tazza, the circular dish with hob nail border, on a knopped stem from a circular star cut base, 11.5cms high. (2) 30-50
20. A 'Bristol' Blue Glass Jug, of slender helmet shape, with a loop handle, on a knopped baluster stem from a spreading foot, 17.5cms high; A Black Glass Globular Flask, with a cut shape neck and loop handle, 16cms high. (2) 20-30
21. A Warner's Safe Cure Bottle, mid olive green, 24.2cms high; Two Smaller Warner's Bottles, 18.8cms high, both with impressed N marks to base. (3)
60-80
22. A J.F.Eardley Ltd of Ecclesall Sheffield, Turquoise Glass Mineral Water Bottle, 25.5cms high; A Clear Glass Example, by Rider Wilson, Sheffield; A Sheffield Corporation Blue Glass Poison Bottle; R.Taylor, Wheatley & Bates Green Glass Bottles. (5)
30-50
23. A Pair of Late XIX Century Cased Glass Table Lustres, with pink frill rims, painted with flowerheads and leaves, on baluster knopped stems and domed foot, hung with facetted drops, 29 cms high. 100-150
24. A Set of Six Hock Glasses, with harlequin tinted rims, the facetted and diamond cut bowls on hexagonal tapering stems, from a circular foot, star cut to underside, 21 cms high. 80-100
25. A Set of Six Glasses, of similar design, 17.5 cms high. 60-80
26. A Set of Five Liqueur Glasses, of similar design, 11.5 cms high. 20-30
27. A Pair of XIX Century Cut Glass Table Lustres, with fluted rims, over a baluster diamond cut body from a conforming circular foot, hung with twelve facetted drops, 18.5cms high. (2) 150-250
28. An Art Nouveau Period Clear Glass Vase, with a swelling neck, moulded with stylised plant forms, to a tapering body on circular foot, 15cms high. 20-40
32. A Royal Doulton Stoneware Tobacco Jar, the mottled dark green ground moulded in low relief with a swag border of pendant intertwined panels and florettes, the neck with green banding, impressed mark 5345 UBW, 9.5cms high. 50-70
33. A XIX Century Pratt Ware Pot Lid "The Best Card", 12.25 cms diameter; Another "The Sportsman", 10.5 cms diameter; Another "The Shrimpers", 10 cms diameter; And Three Other Pot Lids, (damages). 50-70
34. A Ruskin High Fired Bottle Vase, the compressed body extending to a tall neck with everted rim, the speckled green and lavender to sang de boeuf glaze over a cream ground, impressed Ruskin Pottery West Smethwick and dated 1908, 23.5cms high. 800-1200
35. A Royal Worcester Sack Vase, painted with a pheasant in a landscape, signed Jas.Stinton, gilt line rims, printed mark in black shape no.G957, 8cms high. 80-120
36. A Royal Doulton Bone China Tea Service, printed in blue with the Fuschia pattern, gilt line rims, comprising 36 plates in two sizes, thirteen cups and saucers, three large plates, two milk jugs, sugar bowl and slop basin. 40-60
37. An H.J.Wood Pottery Jug, of flask shape, modelled and painted with merry topers outside a country inn, with loop handle and moulded spout, 19cms high. 20-40
38. A Guinness Pottery Ashtray, internally printed with a 'Phiz' drawing of Sam Weller, 10 cms diameter; A Pottery Figure of a Scottie Dog, 9 cms high. (2) 30-50
39. A Pair of XVIII Century Newhall Porcelain Tea Bowls, internally painted with garlands and pendant fraits, externally with floral sprigs, on raised foot rim, 2.5cms high. (2) 30-50
40. A Royal Worcester Basket Weave Miniature Planter, glazed 'in the white', shape no.857, green printed mark and date code for 1897, 7.5cms high. 30-50
41. A Royal Worcester Matched Cup and Saucer, painted with a band of fruit within gilt tooled borders, the saucer signed by Frank Roberts, the cup indistinctly with unidentified artist, the saucer dated 1912, the cup later. 30-50
42. An Early XX Century Woods & Sons Khotan Pattern Part Dinner Service, printd with a border pattern in blue, 30 pieces. 20-30
43. A Derby Porcelain Tea Bowl and Saucer, wrythen fluted and painted in blue gilt with floral frieze and fern tips, puce batons and D mark, circa 1780. 60-80
44. A Pair of Royal Crown Derby Bone China Plates, decorated to the centres with Derby Posies pattern within wavy deep blue borders, gilt with flowers and insects and gilt rims, 28cms diameter. 30-50
45. An Early XIX Century Pearlware Trefoil Dish, printed in blue with stylised birds amongst foliage, within a floral border, shell moulded handle, 19cms wide. 20-40
46. A Moorcroft Macintyre Baluster Vase, printed and painted with a stylised poppy and leaf design in gilt, blue and iron red, to neck with alternating panels of foliate and scales, circa 1905, printed mark, 30cms high. 200-300
47. A Troika Wheel Lamp, moulded in low relief with geometric symbols and painted in shades of green, buff and brown, painted marks and initials for Alison Brigden, 27cms high. 100-150
48. A XIX Century Sevres Porcelain Vase, hand painted with classical figures and exotic birds within front and back cartouches, on turquoise ground, heavily decorated with ormolu neck, putti handles and acanthus leaf base, 52.5cms tall (some damage). 150-250
49. Four Late XIX Century Areca Nut Tooth Paste Pot Lids, including Co-operative Wholesale Society, Ltd and Woods Chemist, Plymouth. (4) 20-30
50. A Late XIX Century Pot Lid for Jewsbury & Brown's Oriental Tooth Paste, 8.5cms diameter; Five Others, including J Grossmith & Son Cherry Tooth Paste and Savars Cherry Tooth Paste. 40-60
51. A Late XIX Century Pot Lid for Superior Otto Of Rose Cold Cream, prepared by J.H.Bradwell, Sheffield; with another similar for Rowland Dixon Pharmacy, Sheffield; Four Other Cold Cream Pot Lids, from the same period. (6) 30-40
52. A Doulton Burslem Porcelain Part Tea Service, polychrome printed with country flowers against a brown tinted ground, with gilt lined rim, comprising teapot, covered sugar bowl, milk jug, two cups and four saucers. 30-50
53. A XIX Century 'Sevres' Porcelain Tray, of oval form, with raised moulded rim and integral handles, painted with a spray of flowers and insects, within a silvered reserve, against a magenta ground , the sides with conforming border, mark in black, 45cms wide. 25-40
54. A Royal Crown Derby Two Handled Urn Shape Vase, painted with a spray of roses within a mirror shape reverse, signed A.F.Wood, overall with vertical garlands, the everted neck with stiff leaf border, 13cms high. 50-70
55. A Pair of Art Nouveau Pottery Vases, of circular tapering shape, each with a petallated rim, painted with a green and blue streaky glaze and mounted with gilt metal sunflower sprays, on a gilt metal bracket foot, impressed JS in a shield and 668, 52cms high (one damaged). (2) 75-125
56. A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Red Tulip Pattern Jardiniére, of circular form, raised on three moulded feet, 17cms high. 200-300
57. A W.H.Goss Vase, of flask form, printed with a sepia panel of Windsor Castle from the Thames, painted overall with foliate scrolls in green, yellow and blue against an iron red ground, black printed mark, 13.5cms high. 40-60
58. A Doulton Slaters Patent Vase, of compressed ovoid form, the lace ground glazed green, impressed marks and no. 2781, 14 cms high. 20-30
59. A XIX Century Two Tone Stoneware Jug, with Plated Lid and Base. 30-50
60. A XIX Century Allertons Style Jug, decorated in relief with figures playing cards; Together with Two Hunting Jugs. (3) 30-50
61. A Pair of Georgian Tin Glazed Pottery Plates, decorated with Chinese Garden Scenes (damaged). 30-50
62. A Gaudy Welch XIX Century Imari Pattern Jug, three others and a cup and saucer. 40-60
63. Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' Teaware, including two ropetwist handled teapots. 50-80
64. A XIX Century English Opaque China Milk Jug, decorated with Chinese Garden Scene; Jonstone Meat Plate, jelly mould. (3)
30-50
65. A Royal Doulton Kia Ora Stoneware Flagon, the mottled brown body applied with Maori masks and Kia Ora panels, simple loop handle to the shoulder, impressed mark, 7565, BB3, 21cms high. 50-100
66. A Royal Doulton Stoneware Tumbler, commemorating the Coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1911, moulded in relief with cameo portraits within sprigged borders, divided by patriotic flowers, 12.25cms high. 50-100
67. A Set of Three Lorna Bailey Pottery Figures of Cats, Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil, on rectangular bases, signed to underside, 14 cms high. 60-80
68. An Early XX Century Bohemian Porcelain Wall Pocket, decorated in relief with a young lady feeding a rabbit through a window, with ivy surround. 30-40
69. A XIX Century Delft Plate, painted in blue with a landscape within a trellis border, dash rim, 22.5cms diameter. 40-60
70. A Riley's Semi China Plate, painted in blue with an Eastern Street Scene pattern, circa 1820, 25.5cms diameter; A Philosopher Pattern Plate, printed in blue with the classical scene, circa 1820/30, 25.5cms diameter; A Plate, printed in blue with a pastoral scene of a piping shepherd and flock, circa 1820, 21cms diameter. (3) 70-90
71. A Florentine China Novelty, modelled as a Crested toper, his hat bearing the Nottingham Crest, white glazed with touches of red, black and gilt, 8.5cms high. 25-40
72. A Mintons Porcelain Tea Service, printed in pink and polychrome painted with stylised birds and flowers within mirror shape panels against a green diaper ground. 40-60
73. A Royal Doulton Figure The Hinged Parasol HN1579, designed by L.Harradine, 16cms high (minor damage to parasol). 120-150
74. A Royal Doulton Figure Veronica Style One, HN1517, designed by L.Harradine, 20cms high. 60-80
75. A Royal Doulton Figure Biddy HN1513, designed by L.Harradine, 14cms high (restored). 25-40
76. A Royal Doulton Figure Fleurette HN1587, designed by L.Harradine, 17cms high (restored). 25-40
77. A Royal Doulton Figure The Little Bridesmaid HN1433, designed by L.Harradine, 13cms high (restored). 20-30
78. A Pair of Pottery and Gilt Metal Ewers, of ovoid form, each painted with a fisherman in a lakeland landscape, with scroll cast neck and base with caryatid handles, fitted for electricity, 66 cms wide. 50-70
79. A XIX Century Brown Stoneware Money Box, modelled as an estate cottage, 10cms high. 30-50
80. A Pair of Continental Pottery Pedestal Vases, of ovoid form, with twin mask handles, moulded, painted and gilt with a frieze of winged caryatid and leafy scrolls, between moulded pendant and panelled borders against a rich blue ground, the elongated outswept necks with conforming detail, 36cms high. 50-70
81. A Border Fine Arts Millennium Limited Edition Sculpture of a Pheasant "Autumn Glory", modelled by Russell Willis, 396/950, on wooden plinth base, complete with certificate. 150-250
82. A Large Noritake Part Tea and Coffee Set, pattern number 44318, comprising coffee pot, jug and sugar bowl, twelve tea cups, saucers and plates, two sandwich plates, two small shaped dishes, draining dish and stand, two milk jugs and sugar basins, ashtray, toast rack, sectional dish and cruet, each decorated in cream with gilt relief detail, numbered "44318"; together with six similarly decorated coffee cans and saucers, marked "RC Made in Japan". (67) 80-100
83. XIX Century Oriental Imari Bowl, with scalloped rim, 25cms diameter; Together with Two Smaller Examples. 40-60
84. Seven XIX Century Imari Pattern Plates, of various designs. (7) 40-60
85. A XIX Century Imari Plate, with scalloped rim and underglaze blue spider mark; Together with Two Other Dishes, three vases and ginger jar and cover. (7) 60-90
86. An Early XX Century Japanese Bone China Part Tea Service, painted with extensive lakeland landscapes, between geometric borders, comprising hot water jug, oval tray, large plate, pedestal dish, six cups, saucers and plates, milk jug, sugar bowl and slop bowl. 40-60
89. A Georgian Cream Jug, with floral detail and scroll handle, on pedestal base, initialled (marks rubbed). 50-70
90. A XIX Century Electroplated Four Bottle Decanter Stand, of rounded square form with reeded loop supports and central acanthus leaf scroll handle on four bun feet, supporting four cut glass stoppered decanters. 150-250
91. A XIX Century Electroplated Three Piece Teaset, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and jug, each of compressed lobed form with foliate and acanthus leaf scroll detail and fruiting vine finial. (3) 60-80
92. A Pair of Art Deco Style Glass and White Metal Mounted Candlesticks, each of slender circular form with airtwist stem on plain spreading circular base, below plain neck and circular sconce, stamped "Z". (2) 40-60
93. A Modern Twin Handled Campana Form Wine Cooler, of cylindrical form with shaped acanthus leaf scroll border above foliate decorated waist and twin acanthus leaf scroll handles, on circular pedestal foot with gadrooned border, 25cms high. 70-100
94. A Pair of XIX Century Plated Candlesticks, each of tapering cylindrical form with moulded acanthus leaf decoration, on circular spreading base, 31cms high (converted to electricity). 30-50
95. An Early XX Century EPNS and Glass Table Centrepiece, by Walker and Hall, the cut glass bowl supported on a plain stem with foliate scroll tricorn calyx, from a swept domed base on three step feet, the dish 31cms diameter, 40cms high. 80-120
96. A Garrard & Co Regent Plate Wine Goblet, with gilt inner bowl, externally cast with figural pedestals divided by lobed and scroll panels, on a circular foot, 12cms high; A Silver Plated Waiter, 20cms diameter. (2) 30-50
97. A XIX Century Sheffield Plate Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl, each of plain tapering rounded rectangular form, with gadrooned rims and acanthus leaf capped angular reeded loop handles. (2) 40-60
98. An Electroplated Mounted Swing Handled Glass Ice Bucket, of plain tapering cylindrical form with plain rim and handled and removable pierced inner stand; A Plated and Glass Cocktail Shaker, the plain tapering cylindrical body with etched cockerel detail, below reeded domed top with cylindrical spout and pull-off chained cover. (2) 30-50
99. A Cast Silvered Metal Cane Handle, modelled as the head of an English Setter, 6 cms high. 35-50
100. An Art Deco Electroplated Three Piece Teaset, comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, each of canted rectangular form on bar feet, the teapot with light wood scroll capped angular loop handle and finial. (3) 40-60
101. A Mid to Late XX Century Hip Flask, the pewter cup bearing scroll monogram AWL and a military scene of rifleman lying down in the shooting position amidst rural landscape. 40-60
106. A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Fish Slice, the pierced and engraved blade with vacant cartouche, crested, to tapering reeded handle, London 1793. 100-150
107. A George V Hallmarked Silver and Cut Glass Scent Bottle, of globular form with pull-off cover and inner stopper, Chester 1911. 40-60
108. An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver and Mother of Pearl Handled Butter Knife, the shaped blade engraved with acanthus leaf scrolls, WD, Birmingham 1903. 15-25
109. A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Purse Mount/Clasp, of plain semi-circular form, with push button snap fastener and suspension loop, possibly Samuel Pemberton (marks rubbed), London 1826. 10-20
110. A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Toddy Ladle, with spouted bowl, to twisted whale bone handle (marks rubbed). 40-50
111. A Late Victorian Hallmarked Silver Shell Dish, the shell centre within shaped border highlighted with fruit and acanthus leaf scrolls, initialled "WG" to thumbpiece, on three reeded ball feet, HA, Sheffield 1897. 25-40
112. A Limited Edition Jack Spencer Hallmarked Silver Goblet, the plain cylindrical bowl with feature hallmarks above wide cylindrical stem, detailed with stylised crowns, on plain bun foot, 152/200, Sheffield 1973, complete with certificate, in fitted box. 40-60
113. A Matched Set of Hallmarked Silver Handled Tea Knives and Forks, each with tapering reeded handles, Sheffield 1912, 1913, in fitted case. 50-70
114. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cigar Case, of rounded rectangular form with hammered finish and central initials, WN, Birmingham(?) (mark obscured) 1866, 200grams. 50-70
115. A Hallmarked Silver Cigarette Case, of plain rounded rectangular form, initialled and dated "14.12.13", HM, Birmingham 1913, 129grams. 25-40
116. A Hallmarked Silver Calling Card Case/Purse, of slim rounded rectangular form with spring hinged flap and shaped thumbpiece, on chain suspension, initialled and dated "1888-1913", CC, Chester 1912. 50-80
117. An IONA Scottish Hallmarked Silver Celtic Style Caddy Spoon, with oval hammered bowl, to Celtic knot and reeded handle, Highland Home Industries, Edinburgh 1949. 25-40
118. A Set of Six Arts & Crafts Style J A Linton Hallmarked Silver Coffee Spoons, with rounded triangular hammered bowls, modelled with different openwork finials, together with a matching condiment spoon, each stamped "JAL" "ST.SILVER", with the gumnut monogram. (7) 80-100
119. A Set of Six George III Old English Pattern Hallmarked Silver Teaspoons, initialled, Thomas Northcote, London 1797, 72grams. (6) 30-50
120. Twenty .999 Fine Silver Proof Presentation Ingots, each depicting The Statue of Liberty "Life and Liberty" "In God We Trust" "One Troy Ounce", the reverse bearing Bird of Prey and "The New Millennium Group", each in fitted presentation box and numbered certificate. (20) 120-150
121. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Mounted Velvet Covered Desk Folder, the top board centrally mounted with a panel of musicians in a classical landscape, the corners with differing musical instruments, drapery and floral swags, FB, London 1879, 29 x 23cms. 60-80
122. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Christening Mug, of cylindrical form, foliate engraved within geometric panels, on plain base with leaf capped scroll handle, Hy Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1873, 134grams. 50-70
123. An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Desk Paper Clip, the rectangular ebony base mounted with openwork scrolling shaped triangular hinged clip, Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1903. 20-40
124. A Hallmarked Silver Miniature Twin Handled Trophy Cup, of elaborate shaped baluster form, with twin reeded acanthus leaf capped scroll handles, on circular pedestal base, initialled "MWH", Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1923, 161grams. 60-90
125. A Hallmarked Silver Engine Turned Cigarette Box, of plain rectangular form with shaped thumbpiece, on four acanthus leaf scroll feet, bearing facsimile signatures and dated "31 Dec.1962.", C&C, Birmingham 1961. 30-50
126. A Hallmarked Silver Salver, of shaped circular form with engraved scrolling detail within foliate and scroll moulded border, on three acanthus leaf scroll feet, marks indistinct, 575grams. 100-150
127. A Hallmarked Silver Chatelaine, the openwork scroll panel clip with central figural panel, Birmingham 1899, with five belcher-link chains, suspending hinged notebook, with cherub head detail, Birmingham 1911, bamboo decorated conical scent bottle, on chain suspension, tape measure, Birmingham 1899, green silk lined purse with cherub head detail, Birmingham 1909, containing 1922 Threepenny piece, vesta case with scroll engraved decoration, Birmingham 1902, circular mirror with cherub head detail, Birmingham 1911 and a stamp case, of book form, swivelling to reveal double compartment, Birmingham 1911. 100-200
128. A Hallmarked Silver Winston Churchill Commemorative Plate, of plain circular design detailed to the centre with a '24 carat gold plated' head and shoulders portrait of Winston Churchill, commemorating The 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Winston Churchill, stamped "Cornell", the reverse "The Churchill Centenary Trust Plate 1974 filled", serial number 2068, London 1974 "FILLED", complete with certificate and booklet, housed in a fitted velvet display case and box. 60-80
129. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of TROY Champion Racehorse of 1979 and 200th Derby Winner, 103/200, also numbered "833", designed by Stuart Devlin, GRLd, London 1980, 415grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 80-100
130. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of BRIGADIER GERARD 1970-72, 438/2000, designed by Doris Lindner, R.C, London 1972, 385grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 70-100
131. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of MOORESTYLE Champion Racehorse of 1980, European Champion, Champion Miler and Champion Sprinter, 103/200, also numbered "833", designed by Stuart Devlin, GRLd, London 1981, 360grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 70-100
132. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating THE MINSTREL Champion Racehorse of 1977, 250/500, also numbered "833", designed by Stuart Devlin, GRLd, London 1978, 336grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 60-90
133. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of SHIRLEY HEIGHTS Champion Racehorse of 1978, 103/200, also numbered "833", designed by Stuart Devlin, GRLd, London 1979, 357grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 70-100
134. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of DAHLIA Champion Racehorse of 1973, 833/200, designed by John Skeaping R.A, R&D, London 1974, 485grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 80-100
135. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of PAWNEESE Champion Racehorse of 1976, 52/500, also numbered "833", designed by Stuart Devlin, SD, London 1977, 351grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 60-90
136. A Hallmarked Silver Limited Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of GRUNDY Champion Racehorse of 1975, 52/500, also numbered "833", de signed by Stuart Devlin, LH, London 1976, 420grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 80-100
137. A Hallmarked Silver Private Edition Commemorative Plate, commemorating the achievements of DAHLIA Champion Racehorse of 1974, numbered "833", designed by John Speaking R.A, LH, London 1975, 407grams, complete with certificate and fitted box. 70-100
138. A Hallmarked Silver Purse, of oval form detailed with ribbon tied swags, to snap clasp, on chain suspension, GFW&S, Birmingham 1919. 30-50
139. A Hallmarked Silver Calling Card Case, of slim rectangular form with spring hinged flap and shaped thumbpiece, decorated with cherubs heads and wings, on chain and loop suspension, HWLd, Birmingham 1911. 30-50
140. A Charles II Hallmarked Silver Mug, of plain globular form with straight sided reeded neck and reeded loop handle, on flat base, initialled "EA" and inscribed "92", I.C(?)(Jacksons p.128), London 1683, 152grams. 150-250
141. A Set of Six Scottish Hallmarked Silver Queen's Pattern Forks, initialled "W", WGT, Glasgow 1856, 280grams. (6) 60-80
142. A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Spill Vases, each of tapering cylindrical form with wavy rim, on pedestal base, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1923. (2) 30-50
143. A Pair of Victorian Hallmarked Silver Pepperettes, each of tapering cylindrical baluster form, with spirally reeded decoration and foliate and acanthus leaf detail on spreading foot, with pull-off cover and bead finial, Edward Hutton, London 1890, 90grams. (2) 40-60
144. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Vase, of tapering cylindrical spirally reeded form, on spreading base, John & William Deakin, Chester 1894, 171grams. 40-60
145. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Condiment Set, the trefoil stand with beaded loop handle fitted with a silver mounted glass pepperette, lidded mustard and open salt, Hukin & Heath, London 1882. 25-40
146. An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Lidded Mustard, of compressed oval form with semi reeded body and loop handle, CW, Birmingham 1908, and spoon, Birmingham 1907; A Hallmarked Silver Three Piece Condiment Set, comprising salt, pepperette and lidded mustard, each of waisted baluster form, Birmingham 1932. 25-40
147. A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Candlesticks, of plain tapering waisted form, on plain circular base, B&Co, Birmingham 1952. 25-40
148. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoon, initialled "H", Elizabeth Eaton, London 1851, 78grams. 15-25
150. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Salver, of circular form with geometric strap detail and foliate decoration, within beaded border, on three acanthus leaf scroll feet, WS HS, Sheffield 1875, 26.2cms diameter, 605grams. 140-180
151. A Hallmarked Silver Salver, of shaped square form with piecrust edge, on four acanthus leaf capped ball scroll feet, 26.5cms diameter, 664grams. 100-160
152. A Matched Set of Three Hallmarked Silver Bonbon Dishes, each of shaped circular openwork design, on three geometric pierced panel feet, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1918, 1919, total weight 415grams. (3) 120-160
153. An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Spectacle Case, of elongated planished design, with open end, on chain suspension with openwork panel dress/skirt clip, N&G, Birmingham 1905. 50-70
154. An Edwardian Hallmarked Sweetmeat Dish, of shaped oval pierced form with embossed scrolls and floral detail, AS, Birmingham 1904. 20-40
155. A Cased Set of Six Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Teaspoons, engraved with ivy and acanthus leaf decoration, AJB, Birmingham 1907, in fitted case with matching sugar tongs. 40-60
156. A Paul Storr William IV Hallmarked Silver Teapot, of compressed circular lobed form with flared textured acanthus leaf rim, the plain circular hinged cover with flowerhead and leaf finial and shaped spout, to scroll capped reeded handle, on wavy textured leaf base, Paul Storr (Rundell, Bridge & Rundell), London 1831, 893grams. 3500-4000
157. A George V Hallmarked Silver Nutmeg Grater, of plain oval form with internal removable tapering cylindrical grater, T.H.Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1910. 180-220
158. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Mounted Ivory Page Turner, J.B(?) (mark rubbed), London 1881, 49cms long. 100-150
159. A Set of Six Georgian Hallmarked Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons, initialled, William Bateman, London 1833, 122grams. (6) 40-60
160. A George V Hallmarked Silver Nutmeg Grater, the circular hinged case with yellow guilloche enamel top and white enamel highlight, with internal removable circular grater, JB&SLd(?) (mark rubbed), Birmingham 1910. 180-220
161. An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Mounted Red Leather Desk Stamp Box, mounted to the top with Edward VII half penny stamp, within plain frame, CPB, Birmingham 1903. 25-40
162. A Set of Four Victorian Hallmarked Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons, initialled, Henry Holland, London 1873; A Pair of 1953 Coronation Commemorative Spoons, in original box. 15-25
163. A Late Victorian Hallmarked Silver Mounted Glass Scent Bottle, of plain globular form with pierced and foliate engraved shaped collar with gadrooned rim, with silver mounted glass stopper, Birmingham 1893 (marks rubbed); Together with the Matching Mounts and Glass stopper, applied to a solid base (stopper damaged). 30-50
168. An 18ct White Gold Tanzanite and Diamond Dress Ring, the central oval tanzanite four claw set between brilliant-cut diamond set shoulders.
350-400
169. A Modern 18ct White Gold Tanzanite and Diamond Cocktail Ring, the central oval tanzanite four bar set above three rows of millegrain and channel set brilliant-cut diamonds.
450-550
170. An 18ct White Gold Semi-Tension Set Single Stone Diamond Ring, the brilliant-cut stone set between plain heavy uniform shoulders.
550-650
171. An 18ct White Gold Single Stone Diamond Ring, the brilliant-cut stone six claw set between plain shoulders, approximate diamond weight 1.40cts. 1400-1800
172. An 18ct Gold Three Stone Diamond Ring, the uniform brilliant-cut stones claw set between plain shoulders, approximate total diamond weight 2.25cts. 2200-2500
173. An 18ct White Gold Five Stone Diamond Ring, the uniform brilliant-cut stones claw set between plain shoulders, approximate total diamond weight 1.05cts. 850-950
174. An 18ct Gold Five Stone Diamond Ring, the uniform brilliant-cut stones claw set between plain shoulders, approximate total diamond weight 1.30cts. 750-850
175. A Large Modern 18ct Gold Seven Stone Diamond Cluster Ring, the brilliant-cut stones claw set between plain shoulders, approximate total diamond weight 2.75cts. 2200-2600
176. An 18ct Gold Five Stone Princess-Cut Diamond Ring, the uniform stones bar claw set between plain shoulders, approximate total diamond weight 1.55cts. 1300-1500
177. A Modern 18ct White Gold D Colour Princess-Cut Single Stone Diamond Ring, the central stone four double claw set between high plain shoulders, diamond weight 0.67cts; Complete with Certificate. 900-1100
178. An 18ct White Gold Three Stone Diamond Ring, the graduated brilliant-cut stones claw set in stepped setting, approximate total diamond weight 1.88cts. 1700-1900
179. A Single Stone Diamond Ring, the brilliant-cut stone six claw set between single-cut diamond shoulders and plain band, stamped "18ct". 100-150
180. A Modern 18ct Gold Single Stone Diamond Ring, the brilliant-cut stone eight claw high set, between plain shoulders, stamped ".50". 150-250
181. A Victorian Opal and Diamond Nine Stone Ring, the three oval cabochon opals spaced by six single and old-cut diamonds, within scroll carved setting and shoulders, stamped "18". 750-850
182. An Art Deco Four Stone Diamond Ring, the high square panel millegrain set with four old-cut stones, between acanthus leaf engraved panel shoulders, on plain band, stamped "SM" "AT3" "B". 150-200
183. A Sapphire and Diamond Cocktail Ring, of openwork spray design, claw, channel and millegrain set with graduated old-brilliant-cut diamonds and graduated circular and square-cut sapphires, between bifurcated shoulders, stamped "18k". 300-500
184. A Diamond Cocktail Ring, composed of central flowerhead cluster, within stylised crossover setting, claw set throughout with old-brilliant-cut diamonds, between bifurcated shoulders. 800-1000
185. An Aquamarine and Diamond Dress Ring, the cushion-shape aquamarine four corner set, between single-cut diamond bar shoulders, stamped "18ct" "Plat". 800-1000
186. A Blue Zircon Single Stone Dress Ring, the central stone four claw set between openwork reeded crossover style setting, on plain band. 20-30
187. An Openwork Patterned Band, within reeded border, stamped "18c". 50-70
188. A Nine Stone Diamond Flowerhead Cluster Ring, the central old-brilliant-cut diamond illusion set within claw set border of further old-brilliant-cut diamonds, between high flat bifurcated shoulders and plain band, stamped "18ct". 300-500
189. A 9ct Gold Single Stone Diamond Signet Ring, star set with single-cut diamond, a two stone diamond belt/buckle ring (shank damaged), a three stone diamond ring, star set to circular panels, a 15ct gold coral ring, turquoise zircon ring, marcasite earrings, further rings, etc. 80-120
190. An 18ct Gold Seven Stone Diamond Flowerhead Cluster Ring, the brilliant-cut stones bar and claw set between knife-edge shoulders and plain shank. 250-350
191. A 9ct Gold Malachite Set Signet Ring, a 9ct gold onyx set signet ring, a 9ct gold hematite set signet ring. (3) 30-50
192. A Modern Ruby and Diamond Dress Ring, stamped "18k", (two diamonds absent), a 9ct gold openwork dress ring, a smaller example and a 9ct gold heart-shape dress ring. (4) 30-50
194. A Fifty Two Stone Diamond Tennis Style Bracelet, the uniform brilliant-cut diamonds four claw set, to snap clasp and safety catch, stamped "18k", approximate total diamond weight 2.00cts. 1300-1500
195. A 9ct Solid Gold Curb-Link Bracelet, to patterned heart-shape padlock clasp. 200-300
196. A 9ct Gold Curb-Link Bracelet, to heart-shaped padlock clasp, suspending fifteen novelty charm pendants. 100-150
197. An Openwork Panel Bracelet, composed of four openwork links depicting Chinese symbols, spaced by beaded abacus links, to snap clasp, stamped "375". 40-60
198. A Modern Fancy-Link Bracelet, composed of pinched textured elongated links, spaced by pierced ball links, to bolt ring, stamped "750". 70-100
199. A Fancy-Link Bracelet, composed of plain oval and ropetwist links, to bolt ring, stamped "14k"(?). 70-100
200. A Double Row Uniform Cultured Pearl Bead Bracelet, the forty two circular beads strung to engraved rectangular panel snap clasp, with applied pearl detail, stamped "Silver". 100-150
201. An Openwork Bracelet, suspending six Chinese style charm pendants, stamped "14k" and "k14"; A Chinese Pendant, stamped "14k". 100-150
202. A Seed Pearl Set Hinged Bangle, of plain uniform design, knotted to the front with central seed pearl, to snap clasp. 40-60
203. David-Andersen; A Norwegian Enamel Panel Bracelet, composed of twelve curved rectangular blue enamel panel links, to snap clasp, stamped "DAVID-ANDERSEN", "NORWAY STERLING 925S". 60-100
204. A 9ct Gold Hinged Bangle, of uniform design with foliate engraved detail, Birmingham, 1988. 40-60
205. A Belcher-Link Bracelet, of uniform double row design, to single swivel, stamped "9kt". 60-80
206. A 9ct Gold Geometric-Link Bracelet, composed of plain rectangular loop links spaced by crossover links, to bolt ring, Birmingham 1978. 100-150
207. A Child's Expanding Bangle, with engraved decoration, stamped "SILVER". 15-25
209. A Large Victorian Openwork Brooch, of openwork scrolling lozenge-shape design, collet set to the centre. 80-100
210. A Large Victorian Openwork Bar Brooch, of scrolling design collet set to the centre suspending shell pendant, with central collet and glazed locket verso. 80-100
211. An Openwork Carved Coral Spray Brooch, modelled as two roses, claw set above naturalistic textured leaves and stems. 60-100
212. A Garnet Spray Brooch, claw set throughout on knife-edge stems. 30-40
213. An Edwardian Seed Pearl Bar Brooch, of openwork tapering knife-edge design with central claw set cabochon turquoise; A Modern Openwork Bar Brooch, of scroll design, suspending imitation pearl bead. (2) 30-50
214. A Large Victorian Elongated Openwork Earpendant, of tapering scrolling design with collet set detail, suspended from engraved bar brooch, stamped "9ct". 80-120
215. A Pair of XIX Century Elongated Openwork Earpendants, each of tapering scrolling design with flowerhead and textured detail, suspended from scroll bar brooch, with central claw set detail, stamped "9ct Front". 100-150
216. A XIX Century Tiger's Claw Brooch, mounted with curved brooch fitting, stamped "9ct"; Together with a Tiger's Claw Pendant, with scroll engraved mounts with suspension loop, stamped "9ct". (2) 40-60
218. A Pair of 18ct White Gold Single Stone Diamond Earstuds, the brilliant-cut stones four claw set, approximate total diamond weight 0.72cts.
350-450
219. A Pair of 18ct White Gold Single Stone Diamond Earstuds, the brilliant-cut stones four claw set, approximate total diamond weight 1.16cts.
1200-1400
220. A Pair of 18ct White Gold Single Stone Diamond Earstuds, the brilliant-cut stones six claw set, approximate total diamond weight 2.03cts.
1850-1950
221. A Pair of Sapphire Earrings, composed of oval sapphires, four claw set above marquise and teardrop shape dainty setting, on screw posts. 20-40
222. A Pair of Victorian Style Earpendants, each composed of faceted teardrop, collet set within openwork ropetwist setting, on ball and hook fittings. 40-60
224. A 9ct Gold Neck Chain, a plain 9ct gold bar brooch, a 9ct gold heart-shape locket pendant, on chain and a crystal drop pendant on chain. 40-60
225. A Four Row Figaro-Link Necklace, of uniform design, to large bolt ring. 250-350
226. A Modern Mabé Pearl Pendant, of teardrop form collet set within ropetwist border, stamped "750", on flat-link chain, stamped "925". 50-70
227. A Large XIX Century Oval Locket Pendant, with Aesthetic decoration within flowerhead border, suspended from single stone bar brooch, collet set to the centre, applied "9ct". 100-150
228. An Edwardian Seed Pearl and Peridot Openwork Pendant, claw set to the centre above textured leaf detail, applied "9ct", suspended from scroll engraved bar brooch, stamped "9ct" (lacking three seed pearls and pendant drop). 70-100
229. A Three Row Freshwater Pearl Necklace, to snap clasp; A Pair of Freshwater Earpendants, and a pair of freshwater pearl ear studs, in fitted box. 40-60
230. A Graduated Amber Bead Necklace, the irregular shaped beads, individually knotted to screw clasp. 40-60
231. A Large Victorian Hallmarked Silver Oval Locket Pendant, the foliate engraved centre within geometric border, and ivy leaf verso, A&L, Birmingham 1882, suspended from acanthus leaf scroll bar brooch. 60-100
232. A Single Strand Uniform Cultured Pearl Bead Necklace, the sixty eight circular beads strung to marquise-shape clasp with applied pearl detail, stamped "Silver". 60-80
233. A Single Strand Graduated Cultured Pearl Bead Necklace, the eighty circular beads strung to marquise-shape marcasite set clasp, stamped "Sterling Silver" "Germany" 50-70
234. A Circular Jade Pendant, mounted below heart-shape and leaf surmount, stamped "14k"; A Carved Jade Pendant, below naturalistic textured double leaf surmount, stamped "14k"; A Carved Jade Buddha Pendant, claw set, stamped "14k". (3) 100-150
235. A Graduated Ropetwist Neck Chain, to bolt ring, stamped "9ct". 200-250
236. A 9ct Gold Belcher-Link Neck Chain, of uniform design to bolt ring. 50-70
237. A 9ct Gold Faceted Curb-Link Neck Chain, of uniform design to lobster clasp. 100-150
238. A 9ct Gold Flat Belcher-Link Neck Chain, of uniform design to bolt ring. 80-100
239. A 9ct Gold Belcher-Link Neck Chain, of uniform design to bolt ring. 50-70
241. A Pair of XIX Century Lithographic Buttons, of circular form with glazed centre, one depicting portrait of a lady, the other depicting a child wearing a bonnet, each within claw set border of colourless pastes; Three Colourless Paste Flowerhead Buttons. (5) 20-40
242. A 9ct Gold Graduated Curb-Link Albert Chain, to single swivel suspending T-bar and bloodstone and cornelian swivel fob seal (bloodstone cracked), in leather box. 150-250
243. A George V Sovereign, 1913, collet set in 9ct gold geometric openwork ring mount. 150-200
244. A Victorian Shilling, 1887, collet set in double sided glazed circular pendant mount, with applied ropetwist and bead detail, on fine-link chain; An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Medallion Pendant, of shaped design with vacant shield, stamped "J.G.Graves Sheffield", Birmingham 1902. 40-60
245. A Victorian Fancy-Link Albert, composed of faceted belcher and geometric pierced links, applied "9c", to single swivel, suspending T-bar stamped "9c" and Victorian 1870 half Sovereign with applied pendant mount. 200-300
246. A 9ct Gold "I Love You" Swivel Pendant, in openwork scroll surmount; A 9ct Gold Heart-Shape Locket Pendant, on fine Figaro-link chain. 40-60
247. A 9ct Gold Ingot Pendant, London 1978. 40-60
248. A Graduated Curb-Link Part Albert Chain, together with a smaller example, to single swivel, suspending T-bar; A Hallmarked Silver Graduated Curb-Link Albert Chain, to single swivel, suspending T-bar. (3) 20-40
249. Three Graduated Part Albert Chains, a fancy-link part Albert, to oversized bolt ring and a fine curb-link chain to single swivel and bolt ring. (5) 25-40
250. A Belcher-Link and Elongated Belcher-Link Albert Chain, to double swivel, suspending enamel medallion pendant "Enfield & District F.L", stamped "SILVER", T-bar and 1934 20 FR. coin; Curb-Link Albert Chain, to double swivel suspending T-bar, section of curb-link chain suspending crown charm pendant. 25-40
251. A Late XIX / Early XX Century Curb-Link Guard Chain, to single swivel. 20-40
252. A 1973 Commemorative Canada Dollar, collet set within faceted pendant mount with openwork scrolling surmount; A 1969 Canada Dollar, collet set in plain pendant mount and double scroll surmount. (2) 15-25
253. A Medallion Pendant, "W.Walker Hyde Rd Traffic" "Billiards Team Championship 1927-28", stamped "9ct"; Enamel Medallion Pendant, "Rochdale and District Scottish Society" "J.Innes Founder 1950-52"; Enamel 'Golden Shred' Golly Badge, "Richard Gomm Ford Street B'ham.18" and a 1961 yellow enamel badge/medallion attachment. (4) 20-40
254. A Hallmarked Silver Medallion Pendant, of shaped openwork design with vacant shield, Birmingham 1908; A Hallmarked Silver Medallion Pendant, with vacant shield "McKay Cup 1959", Birmingham 1958; together with eight further medallion pendants. (10) 20-40
255. A Hallmarked Silver Graduated Curb-Link Albert Chain, to single swivel and later brass swivel. 25-40
259. H.Clidero North Allerton; A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case with vacant cartouche, Chester 1896; Curb-Link Albert Chain, of uniform design suspending T-bar and wooden pocketwatch desk stand. 30-50
260. Rolex; A Lady's 9ct Gold Cased Watch, the circular dial with black Arabic numerals within shaped bezel, on expanding bracelet, movement stamped "Rolex 15 Jewels" "Swiss Made 1920", case stamped "RWCLtd" "4339", bearing import mark for Glasgow, date letter rubbed. 300-400
261. An 18ct Gold Cased Lady's Watch, the white enamel dial with black and red Arabic numerals, within plain case to expanding torpedo-link bracelet, stamped "15ct", London 1910. 70-100
262. An 18ct Gold Cased Lady's Watch, on later expanding bracelet, A 9ct Gold Cased Lady's J.W.Benson Watch; another gold cased watch and two further dress watches. (5) 30-50
263. Tudor Royal; A Gent's 9ct Gold Cased Watch, the signed circular dial with baton markers and dagger hands, within plain bezel and case, inscribed "James Campbell Hon Treasurer London Perthshire Association 1933.58", movement stamped "Tudor", case stamped "Dennison Made in England For Rolex", A.L.D, Birmingham 1956, on leather strap; Bernex; A Gent's 9ct Gold Cased Watch, the signed circular dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial within plain bezel and case, to wide rounded lugs, on leather strap (marks unclear). (2) 100-200
264. A Mid XIX Century 18ct Gold Openface Pocketwatch, the textured dial with black Roman numerals and scroll hands, within foliate and scroll engraved case, London 1864. 100-150
265. Berridge & Son London; A Late XVIII Century Hallmarked Silver Cased Pair Case Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman and Arabic numerals, under hinged domed glass (cracked), within plain case with shaped bow, within plain outer case, WH, Chester 1782, the verge movement inscribed "Berridge & Son London 1818" and set to the centre with a rose-cut diamond end stone. 100-150
266. A Victorian 18ct Gold Openface Key Wind Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case, HB, London 1877, with key. 200-300
267. Chas. Frodsham 03057 AD Fmsz; A Victorian 18ct Gold Key Wind Hunter Pocketwatch; the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case, JWS, London 1865, the movement inscribed "Chas Frodsham S4 Strand London" "03057 AD Fmsz", set with a rose-cut diamond end stone. 500-700
268. A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case, London 1887, the movement inscribed "Saml. Yeomans" "Manufacturer Coventry Sept 1st 1887", set with a rose-cut diamond end stone; T.F.Cooper London; A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case, London 1888, the movement inscribed "T.H.Cooper" "6 Calthorpe Street Grays Inn Road London", set with a rose-cut diamond end stone. (2) 40-60
269. A Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case, WHS, London 1918, complete with key. 50-70
270. Waltham; A Gold Plated Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case. 30-50
271. Waltham; A Gold Plated Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, seconds subsidiary dial and side winder, in engine turned case. 30-50
272. A Georgian Hallmarked Silver Cased Pair Case Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals within plain case, movement inscribed "S.Holmes" " Kingswinford", within plain pair case, London 1793. 180-220
273. A Goliath Pocketwatch, (lacking glass), in leather travelling case, bearing paper label for Boodle & Dunthorne 13 Lord Street Liverpool; A Folding Travelling Clock, the white enamel dial marked "8 Days" with once luminous Arabic numerals and hands. (2) 25-40
274. A Hallmarked Silver Cased Travelling Pocket Clock, the square dial with once luminous Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within fabric covered case, SSM, Birmingham 1933. 40-60
275. Waltham; A 9ct Gold Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the engine turned dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case (lacking bow); Waltham; A Gold Plated Cased Hunter Pocketwatch; Waltham; An Openface Pocketwatch, with 9ct gold bow, and another Waltham pocketwatch. (4) 60-100
276. J.W.Benson, London; A Hallmarked Silver Cased Half Hunter Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case with blue enamel Roman numerals and engraved initials "CCA" to the reverse, JWB, London 1938. 40-60
277. Brenets; A Continental Hunter Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Arabic and Roman numerals with seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case with vacant cartouche, the movement cover inscribed "ECHAPPEMENTA ANCRE" "Aiguilles 15 Rubis" "Ligne Droite", case stamped "0,895"; Kay's Challenge; A Continental Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case, stamped "0,935". (2) 40-60
278. A Continental Hunter Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case, stamped "0.935"; A Continental Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case, stamped "0,935". (2) 30-50
279. A Doxa Pocketwatch, the circular black dial with seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case, impressed with War Department arrow; Together with Three Further Pocketwatches, all with military markings, including Minerva (#1596308) with white enamel dial, within plain case, marked with the 'F' arrow, "161 T.P 1/10". (4) 60-80
280. J.G.Graves Sheffield 'The Midland Lever' Openface Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case, stamped "0.935"; A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cased Openface "Superior Railway Timekeeper" Pocketwatch, the white enamel dial with large black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within engine turned case with vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1883. (2) 30-50
281. A Late XIX / Early XX Century Gun Metal Cased Lady's Heart-Shape Fob Watch, the white enamel dial with red Arabic numerals and gilt highlights within plain case with applied scrolling monogram to the reverse. 25-40
282. A Continental Lady's Fob Watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, within plain case, stamped "k18". 80-100
283. A Kit Built Model of a Scottish Maid Ship, fully rigged, with base, 66cms long, 43cms high. 30-40
284. A Scale Model of An 1870 Mississippi Riverboat, built to a high standard from a Mantua kit and with motor capabilities, 104cms long, 53cms high. 200-300
285. A Mid XIX Century Ebony Table Cabinet, of exceptional quality, by F. L. Hausburg of Liverpool, modelled in ecclesiastical style as a cathedral, in similar Gothic style to Westminster Abbey; it is beautifully carved and profusely inlaid with brass, tulip wood, abalone and mother of pearl.
Both of the two side door panels are elaborately inlaid with scenes from the interior of King's College Chapel, Cambridge. The left hand side is inscribed to the bottom with "F L Hausburg Fecit Liverpool" "Begun in 1840 Finished in 1857"; and the right hand side is inscribed "King's College Chapel, Cambridge".
These doors, when opened, reveal each side shaped and fitted with seven highly decorated graduated drawers inlaid with scenes of castles and landmark buildings, plus two hinged doors enclosing two further plain drawers.
The drawer fascias on the left hand side of the interior feature scenes depicting Kew Palace; Entrance Old House of Lords; Kenilworth Castle; Brighton Pavilion; Windsor Castle; Dover Castle and Caernarvon. The two hinged doors depict Holyrood House and Westminster Abbey.
The right depicts Virginia Waters; Hampton Court Palace; Edinburgh Castle; Busby Park; Kensington Palace; Buckingham Palace and The Tower of London. The two hinged doors depict St Paul's Cathedral and St James Palace.
The exterior of the piece features turret compartments with inlaid sliding panel covers.
DIMENSIONS; overall 44.8 cms sitting on square base 37.5 cms 3000-5000
286. A Tartan Ware Match Holder, the oval domed cover enclosing a circular well, with striker to the underside, 7cms high. 20-30
287. A Japanese Black Lacquer Jewellery Box, the cover inlaid with mother of pearl and gilt with a rickshaw scene before Mount Fuji, the fitted interior with an oval mirror to the inner lid with a painted panel, over a frieze drawer, 30cms wide. 30-50
288. An Early XX Century Oak Tantalus, with plated mounts, fitted with three moulded glass decanters, behind a hinged compartment containing four small glasses, 32.5 cms wide. 150-200
289. A XIX Century Treen Spice Box, composed of two circular compartments, with screw cover, 8cms high. 25-40
290. A Pair of XIX Century Olive Wood Brighton Bun Travelling Candlesticks, the bun unscrewing to reveal two sconces with screw attachments, to form two chambersticks, 10.5cms diameter. 40-60
291. A XIX Century Mahogany Book Stand, of slat and rail construction with ratchet easel supports, 36 cms high, 41 cms wide. 30-50
292. An Osiris Art Nouveau Pewter Lidded Jug, with a panelled body between incised borders, the corner set with a green glass teardrop and moulded glass handle, impressed "Osiris 947", 16cms high. 30-50
293. A XIX Century Copper Warming Pan, with pierced decoration and ebonised handle. 10-20
294. A Pair of French Bronze Putti , with brown patination, one modelled holding a sheaf of corn, the other with a bunch of grapes and a sickle, on rouge marble circular bases, 22cms high. 300-400
295. After Jules Weyns (1849-1925 Belgian); A Bronze Bust, of a young woman, signed, 30cms high. 300-400
296. A Gilt Bronze Bust, of a young woman, her ringletted hair dressed with vine, on a waisted socle and square base, 23cms high. 200-250
297. A XX Century Bronze, of a young woman wearing a wind blown dress á la Marilyn Monroe, on a rectangular grill base, on a green marble plinth, 31cms high overall. 100-150
298. A Brass Crab, cast in the Japanese manner, its claws clasping a Tsuba, 28cms wide. 60-80
299. A George II Spade Sovereign, 1790, drilled. 60-80
300. The Royal Mail Queen Victoria Sovereign Portrait Collection, comprising 1886 George And Dragon F/VF, 1892 F/VF and 1899 veiled head F/VF, with c-o-a in presentation case. 300-400
301. A Matched Set of Five XIX Century Copper Ale Jugs, comprising two 2 gallon jugs; a 1 gallon jug; a quart jug and a 1 pint jug. (5) 100-200
302. A Two Gallon Copper Ale Jug; and Another of One Gallon. (2) 40-60
303. Nine XIX Century Pewter Baluster Measures, from one quart to 1/2 gill; Together with a Brittania Metal Cigar
Holder. 40-60
304. A Pair of Cast Brass Fire Dogs, with fluted urn shape finials, 33 cms high. 25-40
305. A XIX Century Copper Water Carrier, with an overhead swing handle, 36 cms high. 25-40
306. A Pair of XIX Century Bronze Ewers, each with slender and turned neck, the bulbous body decorated with classical figures, on baluster foot and black marble base, 57.5cms high (some damage). 150-250
307. A Pair of Cast Brass Doorsteps, modelled as Aly Soper and Mrs Sloper, on shaped bases, 28.5cms high. 40-60
308. A Presentation Keris Madura Dagger, by Royal Selangor, with 'lok' blade, gilt hilt and sheath which are decorated in intricate motifs, 22cms long, in a fitted case bearing presentation plaque "Warmest Regards, Abdul Hamid Abdul Rashid". 60-80
309. A XVIII Century Oval Copper Cooking Pan, with iron carrying handles. 30-50
310. A Japanese Bronze Vase, the elongated neck cast with mythical creatures and stiff leaf frieze, two kylin handles, over an ovoid body, cast in relief with prunus, 30 cms high. 30-50
311. A Japanese Bronze Tripod Censor, the domed cover with kylin finial, the body cast with celestial dragons and mask handles, on a pierced hardwood base, 30 cms high overall. 30-50
312. A XX Century Bronzed Figure of An Aztec Lady, scantily clad, sporting tribal headdress and ceremonial pole, 132cms high. 100-200
313. Garden Statuary; A XIX Century Stone Painted Heron, with detachable cast metal legs. 50-70
314. An Early XX Century Painted Metal Shoe Box, with detachable liner and swing handle, 30.5cms wide. 20-40
315. An Art Deco Style Cast Patinated Metal Figure of a Dancer, wearing exotic costume, striking an exotic pose, 140cms high. 100-200
316. The 2007 Britannia Collection Gold Proof Four Coin Set, comprising £100, £50, £25 and £10 coins in 22ct gold. Mint, with COA, in presentation case. 1000-1200
317. A Cast Iron Money Box, brightly painted modelled as a dentist extracting a tooth from a seated patient, with mechanical action, 15cms high. 200-300
318. A Set of Early XX Century Cast Metal Postal Scales and Weights, the balance mounted on a square foliate base, with three wells for the weights, on bracket feet, 17cms wide. 40-60
319. Two Chinese Winter Hat or "Ji Guan" Finials, in red and clear glass respectively, both with brass bases decorated in relief with dragons and native motifs. 40-60
320. A Kodak Brownie 127 Rollfilm Camera, "Albino" variant in grey and white, with Dakon lens and carry case. 150-200
321. A Good Collection of Mid XIX Century Penny Red Covers, having a railway interest, being shareholders and solicitors letters for the Manchester And Leeds, York Newcastle And Berwick and other railways; Together with a Selection of Railway Parcel Stamps, including Mint BR Newspaper 1' six-sheet, other associated ephemera including share documents. 80-120
322. A Small XIX Century Tortoiseshell and Piqué Work Cigarette Case, of rounded rectangular reeded form, with geometric inlaid detail, to hinged clasp. 100-150
323. A 1930's Ernst Leitz Leica II Camera, serial number 87020, with Leitz Elmar 1:35 F50mm lens, in a brown leather Leica case. 60-80
324. A XIX Century Lignum Vitae Pestle & Mortar, the ovoid bowl with incised and moulded girdles, on a domed foot. 20-40
325. A Leather Suitcase, bearing stamp Harrods
Ltd Makers, London, with secure lever nickel lock, impressed "R". 30-50
326. Taxidermy; A Bird of Prey with Catch, in XIX Century white painted display cabinet, 68.5cms high. 50-80
327. Fishing; Four Sectional Rods, brass and mahogany reel, flys, keep net and other accessories, contained in wicker creel. 40-60
328. Two Early XX Century Jewel/Travelling Boxes, with morocco covers and a plated chain mail reticule. (3) 30-50
329. An Early XIX Century Casket, modelled as a sea chest, covered in stamped brown calf, the domed cover with a brass carrying handle, 12cms high, 25cms wide. 50-70
330. A Calabash Pipe, with silver banding, in original case (hinges broken); Three Further Pipes, and a Woods Areca Nut Toothpaste pot lid, 6.5cms diameter. (5) 30-40
331. A Conway Stewart Fountain Pen, model no.22, decorated with roses, 12cms long. 60-90
335. A Late XIX Century Continental Bisque Head Fashion Doll, blue eyes with painted features, open mouth with upper teeth, stitched leather body with jointed limbs, bisque hands and cloth feet. 80-120
337. A Black Painted Metal and Brass Miners Lamp, 27 cms high. 10-20
338. A Chromium Plated Table Lamp, modelled as a single engine plane, the tube held within the fuselage, 52 cms long. 60-100
339. A Railway Lamp, with bulls eye red lens and opposing clear lens, painted black, marked BR. 47 cms high over handle. 15-20
340. A Pair of XX Century Cut Glass Basket Chandeliers, 50 cms. 100-200
341. A XX Century Cut Glass Chandelier, with four scroll branches, hung with facetted swags and pendant drops, 65 cms. 100-200
342. A Modern Dutch Style Polished Brass Eight-light Chandelier, 61 cms high. 50-100
344. A Mahogany framed Table Top Swing Mirror, the arch top glass supported by baluster turned uprights, on downswept legs joined by a stretcher, 44.5 cms high, 29 cms wide. 10-15
345. A XIX Century Ormolu Circular Wall Mirror, with applied scroll and foliate decoration. 50-80
346. An XVIII Century Style Bird Mirror, with pierced fretwork, gilded bird and border to rectangular bevelled glass. (some damage) 80-120
347. A 1930's Walnut Cheval Mirror, with shaped top and tapering supports, on splayed feet. 50-80
348. An Early XX Century Gilt Rectangular Shaped Wall Mirror, with bevelled glass and gadrooned border, 65.5 x 101.5cms. 50-80
350. An Early XX Century Set of Counter Top Scales, the walnut case with levels and a marble slab top, supporting two brass pans, 43 cms long. 40-60
351. An Early XX Century Barograph, in a glazed oak case, with eight valves and single arm signed S Harman D Neill Belfast, the case mounted with a presentation plaque, 18 x 34cms. 200-250
353. A Late Victorian Oak Stick Barometer, the canted arch-top ivory scale with vernier and mercury therometer, in a plain case with chamferred corners, lacking knob, 94 cms high. 150-200
354. A George III Mahogany Stick Barometer, with a broken triangular pediment over a silvered register signed Jas. Bishop. Edin. exposed tube against a plain shaft, inlaid with chevron line inlay, oval cistern cover, 102 cms high, heavily restored. 450-550
355. Queen Victoria Jubilee Sovereign, 1887 veiled head left, St. George rev, very fine.
356. A Wellington Commemorative Picture Medal by Toye, Kenning and Spencer Ltd., one of a limited edition of 500 struck in 22ct gold on sterling silver, containing pictorial roundels depicting Wellington's battles and major events, with tweezers as issued, in presentation case. 40-60
357. An Album Containing Paper Ephemera Relating to the Lord Mayoralty of Sheffield, of William Carter Fenton including autographed letters from Edward (Prince of Wales), signed dinner plans, photographs, invitations, press cuttings, etc, all bound in half Morocco with gilt spine and raised bands. 40-60
358. Withdrawn
359. An Early XIX Century Album, filled with a variety of watercolours, sketches, hand written verse and text, dating from 1827 to 1841, embossed Morocco boards, some loose papers, detached boards and spine. 150-200
360. A Queen Victoria 1887 Jubilee Five Pound Coin, veiled bust left, St. George rev, very fine. 700-800
361. A Queen Victoria 1887 Jubilee Two Pound Coin, veiled bust left, St. George rev, extremely fine retaining lustre. 250-350
362. A Queen Victoria Jubilee Sovereign, 1887 S, young head, St. George rev, very fine. 80-120
363. A Queen Victoria Jubilee Half Sovereign, 1887, veiled head left, St. George rev, very fine. 60-80
364. Sir Winston Churchill Commemorative 22ct Gold Medal by Toye, Kenning And Spencer Ltd., number 508 of a limited edition of 1,000, hallmarked, with COA in presentation case. 800-1000
365. An Austrian Franz Joseph I Four Ducat Gold Coin, 1915, restrike F/VF. 150-250
366. A Queen Victoria Jubilee Sovereign, 1887, veiled head left, St. George rev, previously in mount, good. 60-80
367. An Edward VII 1905 Half Sovereign, fine. 40-60
368. A George V 1911 Half Sovereign, very fine. 50-70
369. A George V 1915 Half Sovereign, very fine. 50-70
370. An Ireland 1966 Pearse Ten Shillings Silver Proof, VF/EF in presentation case. 20-30
371. A XIX Century Silver Prize Medallion, awarded to Sellers And Allen at Amsterdam in 1869 for sewing machines; Together with Two Others, awarded to the same; And An 1877 Poultry Club Award. (4) 40-60
372. Withdrawn
373. Searle (Ronald William Fordham) (b.1920); A Short Story Written for The Changi Prisoner of War Camp Magazine, featuring six pen and inks by Searle. "The Ghost of Greystone Manor" was written by the vendor's father, George Poole, who was an inmate of Searle's during World War II. Typed upon two A3 leaves of what is likely Tawainese rice paper, the inmates hid their work in various locations including the primitive toilet. Accompanied with photocopies of letters between Searle and George Poole. 2000-2500
376. A Wonderful and Poignant Great War Medal Trio and Plaque, all named to Pte Alfred Horace Smith of the Leicestershire Regiment. WM, VM and 1914-15 Star to 13464 Pte A Smith, together with his shoulder titles, war service and munition volunteers badges and personal photograph. Private Smith was KIA on July 1st 1916 and accompanying the medals in this lot are several letters, six silk postcards and embroidered silk and lace handkerchief, together with official documentation including Lichfield Record Office letters for the medals, letter from Lt Col Bastard of the 2nd Lincolnshire Regiment referencing an application for transfer, and his memorial card; Together with an 1886 Edition of Gowing's "A Soldiers Experience". 300-500
377. Great War Medal Trio, to 64534 Gunner B North, RA, 1914 Star with bar, WM and VM, all named; Together with A Very Fine Pair of World War II Defence Medals, for Mr B and Mrs E North, in issue boxes with document; Two RAF Athletics Medals. 60-80
378. An RAF Observer's And Air Gunners Flying Log Book, for F/O W Groome, qualifying as Air Op in 1943 and the reconaissance missions in Italy and Eastern Europe and later in Eygpt And The Middle East, with Paybook, Release Book and Spotters Guides, and related badge. 40-60
379. A Small Quantity of Military Ephemera, relating to Eric Allen Baker (679489) and his time aboard HMS Colossus during 1944/45, including both handwritten and photographic journals. 30-50
380. A World War II Medal Group of Five, to 5341331 Sergeant Ben Macrae of the Royal Norfolk Regiment, comprising MM, 39-45 Star, Burma Star, WM, DM, with ribbon bar, documentation and associated regiment badges. 150-200
381. A German NSKOV Visor Cap by Heinrich Balke, Bremen, with green piping and cap badge. 150-180
382. An Army Long Service And Good Conduct Medal, to Battery Sergeant Major Arthur Kent, Royal Artillery, the medal impressed "383 by Sjt Majr A Kent 5th Bgd RA", with ribbon; Together with The Officer's Paybook, noting that he was enlisted at 17 in 1834, services abroad in Crimea and then Gibraltar 1856 to 1861 and Rangeron through to 1875. 200-300
383. An Elizabeth II Lady's Issue Silver Jubilee Medal, un-named, with original ribbon and issue case. 50-70
384. A Victorian Jubilee Police Medal, to PC T.Hurley. 15-25
385. A Great War Duo to 54389 Pte E Norris, Lancs Fusiliers, with ribbons. 20-30
388. A XIX Century Woolwork Picture, worked in gros and petit point with a young girl, gilt frame, 28 x 23cms overall. 30-50
389. A Chinese Embroidered Panel, worked in green and ivory silks, with figures in garden landscapes, 9 x 55cms, framed. 15-25
390. An Early to Mid XX Century Tasseled Wool Carpet, with three bands of five central octagonal motifs, with symmetrical designs, on a rust red ground, 310 x 223cms. 60-90
391. A George IV Sampler, worked by Jane Topping and dated February 28th 1821, in coloured silks on a fine linen backing, with a religious verse, vases of flowers, trees and other motifs, within a flory and counter flory border, 52 x 50 cms. 80-120
393. An Eavestaff Pianette 'Mini Piano'; mid XX Century in mahogany case, bearing label for Chas.J.Fox of London, Leeds & Johannesburg, stamped "592" to back. 200-300
395. A German Mantel Clock, of architectural form, the eight day movement by Junghans, striking on a gong and chiming on rods, the gilt metal dial with silvered chapter ring with Arabic numerals, chime/silent and fast/slow dials to the arch, the walnut case with urn surmount and finials, mounted with ribbon and floral swags, caryatids flanking the dial, raised on claw feet, 63cms high. 200-300
396. A 1930's Mahogany Longcase Clock, with Roman numerals to brass and silvered dial, 8 day movement and oval glazed inset panel to door, bearing label H.A.C Make Wurttemberg. 120-180
397. A XVIII Century Oak Longcase Clock, with 8 day movement striking on a bell, the square brass dial inscribed "John Steel", with black Roman numerals and calendar dial, the hood with stepped pediment and side pilasters, and shaped door to the trunk, 195cms high. 400-600
398. A XIX Century Mahogany Longcase Clock, of eight day movement striking on a bell, the painted dial signed Armstrong, Hull, with seconds dial and calendar apperture, painted with fruit and flowers to the arch, the hood with swan neck pediment and fluted pillasters, the crossbanded trunk with an ogee top door flanked by fluted coloumns, 218 cms high. 600-800
399. A Bulls Eye Glass Brass Mounted Small Table Clock, the dial with Arabic numerals, seconds dial and blued steel hands, the opposing side with a sepia photographic portrait of a gentleman, 6 cms diameter. 100-150
400. An Early XX Century German Gilt Tin Plate Carriage Clock, the cream dial with Roman numerals, seconds dial and alarm, the alarm playing Rule Britannia, 15cms high. 50-70
403. A Late XVIII Century Mahogany Circular Topped Table, with snap action on turned stalk with spirally carved baluster, on tripod legs and pad feet. 150-250
404. Five Various Early XIX Century Elm Dining Chairs, each with shaped top rail, Queen Anne splat and turned front stretcher. (5) 100-150
405. A Mid XVIII Century Oak Dresser Base, with an ogee moulded top over two drawers, each with later swing handles, on circular legs, previously with pad feet, 168 cms wide. 500-700
406. An Early XIX Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers, with two short and three long drawers, cockbeaded, with later swing handles from oval backplates, on splay bracket feet (reduced), 75 cms high, 78 cms wide. 200-300
407. A XIX Century Mahogany Pembroke Table, with twin flaps, end drawer with gilt brass handle, on tapering square legs with brass caps and castors, 93 x 112 cms. 100-200
408. A XIX Century Mahogany Waterfall Bookcase, with three open shelves over two apron drawers, each with brass ring handles, on turned feet, 115 cms high, 107 cms wide, 45 cms deep. 450-600
409. A Victorian Mahogany Spoon Back Armchair, with scroll arms and serpentine seat, on turned legs, upholsteres in a green velvet with button back. 100-150
410. A XIX Century Ash and Elm Highback Windsor Chair, with a pierced splat, on turned legs with 'H' stretcher. 100-150
411. A XIX century Yew Wood Low Back Windsor Chair, with an elm seat, pierced splat, baluster arm uprights and crinolin stretcher (splat defective). 200-250
412. A XVII Century Oak Joined Chest, with a triple panel top and fascia, the centre panel carved with floral roundel, on stile feet, 107 cms wide. 250-350
413. A Late Victorian Walnut Centre Table, the oblong top with canted corners, raised on turned end supports from downswept legs joined by a turned stretcher, on castors, 89 cms wide. 60-80
414. A Set of Six William IV Mahogany Dining Chairs, each with bar backs, loose seats, on turned legs. 80-120
415. A Late XVIII Century Mahogany Bow Fronted Corner Cupboard, with a dentil frieze over a pair of doors, with 'H' hinges, enclosing three shelves, 93 cms high, 65 cms wide. 120-180
416. A Pair of Mid XIX Century Button Back His And Hers Armchairs, each upholstered in green dralon, on turned mahogany feet. (2) 180-220
417. A XIX Century Oval Topped Dining Table, with spare leaf on later twin pedestals, each having swept tripod legs, 177x113cms. 50-100
418. A XIX Century Mahogany Music Canterbury, with (later) central divisions, turned supports and single drawer, on porcelain castors. 100-150
419. A XX Century Mahogany Demi-Lune Card Table, with a crossbanded top, carved cabriole legs on ball and claw feet, 84cms wide, 77cms high. 150-250
420. A XX Century Walnut Serpentine Chest of Drawers, with crossbanded top over two short drawers and three graduated drawers, on small cabriole legs and pad feet, 67cms wide, 101cms high. 150-250
421. A Mahogany Nest of Tables, with quarter veneered tops, carved serpentine borders and shaped aprons, on cabriole legs. 30-50
422. An Edwardian Mahogany Display Cabinet, with cross banded top, inlaid frieze and four astragal doors, on turned legs, 182cms wide. 500-800
423. A Mid to Late XVIII Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers, with knulled frieze, canted reeded corners and two short and five long graduated drawers, with period brass handles, on ogee feet, 105cms wide. 600-900
424. An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Tub Chair, with shaped splat back and carved oval cartouches, with upholstered seat, on cabriole legs. 60-90
425. A XIX Century Inlaid Fold Over Games Table, profusely inlaid with mother of pearl, ivory and exotic woods, the baize interior housing chess board and backgammon, over single counter drawer, on sabre legs, united by an undershelf. 300-500
427. An Edwardian Mahogany Music Cabinet, the six drawers with hinged front panels, on cabriole legs, bearing retailers name A.Wilson Peck & Co. Sheffield. 60-90
428. A Small Late XIX Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers, of two short and four long graduated drawers, on plinth base, 85cms wide. 100-150
429. A XIX Century Mahogany Display Cabinet, with glazed doors, adjustable shelves and stepped base, 141.5cms wide (later top). 100-150
430. An 1830's Mahogany Extending Dining Table, with drop ends and telescopic action, on turned and fluted legs with brass castors, together with three spare leaves, extending to 281x126cms. 1000-1500
431. A XIX Century Mahogany Framed Spoon Back Armchair, with scroll hand rests, serpentine front rail and cabriole legs, re-upholstered in a beige dralon with button back (later converted to a rocking chair). 300-400
432. A XIX Century Mahogany Framed Easy Chair, with shaped back, scroll hand rests and cabriole legs, re-upholstered in a beige dralon with button back 200-300
433. A XIX Century Mahogany Chiffonier, with carved scrollwork top, to single shelf on turned supports, with cushion drawer over twin arched panelled doors, turned pillars and plinth base, 101cms wide. 400-600
434. A Rosewood Stool, circa 1840, with drop-in seat to square top, shaped frieze, on cabriole legs with floret carved knees. 120-180
435. A XIX Century Mahogany Framed Spoon Back Nursing Chair, with serpentine front rail, on cabriole legs, re-upholstered in a beige button back dralon. 150-200
436. A Set of Six Mid XIX Century mahogany and Ash Salon Chairs, each with carved curved top rail and pierced bull's eye bar back turned supports, on splayed legs. (6) 100-150
437. A Late XVIII Century Oak Bureau Bookcase, with upper glazed doors, fall front and fitted interior, over four graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 196cms high, 92cms wide. 100-200
438. A XIX Century Framed Armchair, with spoon back and scroll hand rests, on cabriole legs, re-upholstered in a green dralon with button back 150-200
439. A XIX Century Mahogany Bow Fronted Chest of Drawers, with two short and three graduated drawers, with shaped apron on bracket feet, 80cms wide, 85cms high. 200-300
440. A Mid XVIII Century Oak Chest on Stand, with moulded top and two short and three long graduated drawers, over deep drawers flanking drawer on cabriole legs, 101cms wide. 300-400
441. A XIX Century Walnut Lady's Salon Chair, with pokerwork carved cresting to oval back, shaped and scroll arms, serpentine front rail on turned legs. 100-200
442. A Cream Glazed Stoneware Garden Ornament, modelled as a mushroom and gourd on a circular base, 50cms high. 75-100
443. A Cream Glazed Stoneware Garden Pedestal, the square plateau with in-curving corners over a column moulded as two swans, each with upswept wings, on an oblong base, 71cms high. 100-125
444. A Cream Glazed Terracotta Garden Pedestal, modelled as four liver birds, on circular base, 57cms high. 75-100
445. A XIX Century Stone Trough, rectangular. 30 cms high. 82 x 46 cms. 200-300
446. A XIX Century Stone Trough, rectangular, 38 cms high, 83 x 49 cms. 200-300
447. A XIX Century Stone Trough, rectangular, the interior with rounded corners, 33 cms high, 82 x 55.5 cms. 200-300
448. A XIX Century Stone Trough, circular, 31 cms high, 59.5 cms diameter. 200-300
448A. A XIX Century Marble Figure of Virgin Mary, 46.5 cms high. Together with Plinth. 50-80
449. A XIX Century Pedestal Table, with Lazy Susan action to carved circular top featuring acorn border, on 'C' scroll supports, leaf pedestal and three scroll legs. 400-600
450. A 1920's Beech Framed Bergere Settee, with carved acanthus scroll arms, on ball and claw feet; Together with Two Matching Easy Chairs. (3) 400-600
451. An Early XX Century Mahogany Cabinet, with inlaid and crossbanded top and serpentine front, with two small drawers and cupboard doors below, on bracket feet, 77.5cms wide. 200-300
452. A Small Early XX Century Mahogany Chest of Four Graduated Drawers, with chamfered ends and shaped apron, 59.5cms wide. 200-300
453. A 1930's Walnut Bedroom Suite, comprising triple wardrobe on ogee feet, dressing table, tallboy chest, pair of bedroom chairs and bed ends, all on cabriole legs. 300-400
454. A Pair of Edwardian Stained Beech Corner Chairs, each with shaped back and twin inlaid mahogany splats on tapering legs, united by X stretchers. (2) 80-120
455. A XIX Century Ash and Elm Child's Windsor Chair, with rail back and pierced central splat on turned legs with twin supports. 100-150
456. A Late XVIII Century Elm Corner Chair, with pad arms and twin pierced splats, on turned supports with drop-in seat, on chamfered legs united by an X stretcher. 150-200
457. A XVII Century Joined Oak Blanket Box, the three panel top with carved fascia and knulled frieze, on stile feet, 104.5cms wide (alterations). 150-200
458. A Late XVIII Century Oak Bookcase Top, with stepped cornice, panelled doors and adjustable internal shelves, 103cms wide. 50-80
459. A Set of Six 1920's Oak Dining Chairs, each with carved cresting rail with shaped splats, on barleytwist supports and stretcher. (6) 200-300
460. A XX Century Mahogany Square Shaped Footstool, on bun feet; A Brass Beneres Tray, on triangular oak stand. 20-40
461. A Late XIX Century Light Oak Double Wardrobe, with pierced and carved pediment, bevelled mirrored door, oxidized copper strap handles, over single drawer, 128 cms wide; Together with a matching Chest, of three long and two short graduated drawers. 180-220
462. A Georgian Oak Straight Front Chest, of three long and two short graduated drawers with period oval brass handles, on bracket feet, 125 cms wide. 200-300
463. A 1920's Oak Framed Two Seat Settee, with carved foliate top rail, turned finials and legs, re-upholstered in a green leatherette. 80-120
464. An Early XIX Century Extending Dining Table, with telescopic action, 'D' ends, on turned and fluted legs with brass castors, and four spare leaves, extending to 366.5x149.5cms. 3000-5000
465. A Set of Eight Late XIX Century Oak Dining/Library Chairs, each with shaped openwork top rail and centre splat, with rail back on tapering legs, re-upholstered in a studded cream hide. (8) 200-300
466. A Set of Eight Late XIX Century Oak Dining/Library Chairs, each with shaped openwork top rail and centre splat, with rail back on tapering legs, re-upholstered in a studded cream hide (one repaired). (8)
200-300
467. A XX Century Joined Light Oak Dresser, hand made with panelled back, having eight small drawers on base with three drawers over cupboard doors, on shaped apron, 182.5cms wide. 300-400
468. A Large XIX Century Refectory Table, the mahogany top with chamfered border, on pitch pine trestle and single stretcher, 362.5x67.5cms 200-300
469. A XIX Century Mahogany Stool, with turned legs and woolwork top. 50-80
470. A 1920's Walnut Demi-Lune Side Table, with crossbanded top and carved shell knees to cabriole legs, on ball and claw feet. 50-80
471. An Early XX Century Mahogany Occasional Table, with rectangular top and fluted tapering legs united by 'X' stretcher, on pad feet. 60-90
472. A Mid XIX Century Walnut Stool, with serpentine sides, carved scroll knees and upholstered top. 100-150
473. A George III Mahogany Whatnot, with three rectangular tiers united by turned supports (cut down). 50-80
474. An Early XX Century Mahogany Occasional Table, with gadrooned border to circular top on tapering swept legs united by 'X' stretcher. 50-80
475. An Early XX Century Oak Writing Slope, with brass escutcheon and tooled leather interior. 40-60
476. A George II Style Mahogany Card Table, with demi-lune top and baize interior, on pad feet. 60-90
477. A George III Mahogany Chest of Two Short and Two Long Graduated Drawers, on bracket feet, 95.5cms wide. 150-200
478. A Mouseman Book Trough, of rectangular form with curved ends bearing carving of a mouse, by Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, 45.5ms wide. 100-150
479. A Mouseman Kidney Topped Stool, on three octagonal legs, with carving of a mouse, by Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn. 100-150
480. A XIX Century Rosewood Footstool, of circular form, on three scroll feet with needlework top featuring foliage. 60-90
481. An Edwardian Inlaid Tub Chair, with rail back and upholstered seat, on tapering legs. 40-60
482. A Pair of Regency Mahogany Carver Chairs, each with satinwood insets to bar back, with reeded arms and upholstered seat, on tapering legs (repaired). 80-120
483. A Mahogany Wine Table, with octagonal top and spiral carved baluster, to turned pedestal on tripod legs with scroll terminals. 50-80
484. A George III Oak Chest of Two Short and Three Long Drawers, with dental cornice and side pilasters, 115cms wide (lacking feet). 100-150
485. A Pair of George III Elm Dining Chairs, with shaped and pierced central splat, solid seat and square legs. 30-50
486. A XX Century Console Table, with shaped marble top and undershelf, cream and gilt rococo style base with cabriole legs, complete with upper wall mirror. 150-250
487. An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table, with kidney top and undershelf united by tapering legs. 50-70
488. An Edwardian Mahogany Occasional Table, with oval top and undershelf, on splayed legs. 40-60
489. Winselmann Titan Early XX Century Sewing Machine. 20-40
490. A Late Victorian Snooker Scoreboard by Cox and Yemen of London, with two revolving score rolls and ivory ball markers, on fitted base with ball, chalk and accessory compartments. 300-500
491. An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Tub Chair, with rail back, upholstered seat and back rest, on cabriole legs. 40-60
492. A XIX Century Oak Hall Chair, with carved shield back and serpentine seat, on cabriole legs. 40-60
493. A XIX Century Mahogany Corner Wall Cabinet, with panelled doors to cylinder front. 60-90
494. An Early XX Century Circular Mahogany Centre Table, with symmetrical design and central pokerwork panel, with shell carved knees to cabriole legs, united by stretchers and central ring. 80-120
495. A XIX Century Pine Child's Wheelbarrow, with iron bound front wheel and initials "HRM" to sides. 50-80
496. A XIX Century Iron Stick Stand, with Gothic back and breakfront base. 80-120
497. A XIX Century Cast Iron Boot Scraper, with fleur-de-lys uprights. 50-70
498. A XIX Century Painted Cast Iron Door Stop, in the style of a lion rampant, supporting crest, 42cms high. 40-60
499. A XIX Century Oak Hall Chair, with shield insert to circular back, with serpentine fronted seat, on turned legs. 40-60
500. A XIX Century Cast Iron Telescopic Lamp Stand, with cranberry tinted etched glass shade and chimney, on triple gourd pedestal and platform base, 160.5cms high. 100-200
501. A XIX Century Rectangular Mahogany Jewellery/Fan Box, with twin Wedgwood Jasperware panels inset to the hinged top, 41cms wide, 14cms deep. 60-90
502. Five Elm Ladder Back Country Farmhouse Chairs, comprising four single and one carver with rush seats and turned stretchers. (5) 100-200
503. A Set of Four Early XX Century Walnut Parlour Chairs, each with pokerwork carved top rail and Gothic splat back, on turned legs. 50-80
504. An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Fold Over Card Table, with rectangular top and baize inset, on slender tapering legs, united by an 'H' stretcher, 51cms wide. 70-90
505. A XIX Century Mahogany Dish Topped Wine Table, on turned pedestal and tripod legs, with scroll terminals, 42.5cms diameter, 77.5cms high. 50-70
506. A 1930's Japanese Red Lacquer Dining Table, highly decorated with foliage and figures, on cabriole legs, 121.5cms wide. 100-200
507. A George III Inlaid Mahogany Breakfront Fold Over Tea Table, with tapering legs and spade feet, 96cms wide (some damage). 150-250
508. A XIX Century Mahogany Butler's Tray, with carrying handles to gallery, complete with folding stand, 76.5cms wide. 60-90
509. A Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table, with brass swan neck handle, to single drawer on moulded fluted legs and brass castors, 78cms wide (some damage). 100-200
510. An Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Side Table, with curved ends, single drawer and twin spindle supports, on brass paw feet, united by laddered stretchers, 78cms long. 100-200
511. An Edwardian Inlaid Circular Topped Wine Table, with turned support, on tripod feet, 38cms diameter (some damage). 40-60
512. A XIX Century Cedar Wood Oval Topped Sutherland Table, heavily inlaid with birds and foliage, painted "Nice", on turned supports with stretcher, 53cms wide (some damage). 80-120
513. An Early XX Century Stained Jardiniere Stand, with dished top, on three splayed legs, united by a shaped undertier, 43.5cms diameter. 50-70
514. A Large XIX Century Iron Bound Wine Cooler, of circular form, complete with stand, on four splayed feet, 63cms diameter. 60-90
515. A Late XIX Century Walnut Continental Dresser Base, with two drawers and two panelled cupboard doors, on stepped base and bun feet, 200 x 90cms. 150-200
516. No Lot
517. A XIX Century Fold-Over Tea Table, with rectangular top, on bulbous octagonal pedestal and quatrefoil base, on turned feet (lacking some moulding). 300-400
518. An Early XX Century Mahogany Dentist's Cabinet, with leaded glazed doors and centre pigeon hole, over an arrangement of twelve drawers flanking bottle and mixing compartment, concealed by fall front over cupboard doors, on bracket feet, bearing makers stamp for Ash Cas London, England, 91cms wide. 200-300
519. A XVII Century and Later Oak Side Tale, the rectangular top pokerwork carved featuring scrolls, with single drawer, on turned and block supports, united by bobbin turned stretchers. 80-120
520. A XVII Century and Later Oak Side Table, the rectangular top with carved lozenge and central drawer, with shaped apron on turned legs, united by bobbin stretchers. 100-150
521. An Art Nouveau Mahogany Sideboard by Shapland & Petter Ltd. of Barnstaple, with shaped shelved back and tapering legs, decorated with honesty leaves in fruitwood and abalone, stamped to the reverse with R2229 / 105, the panelled central doors and bowed end cupboards having foliate scrolled handles with Ruskin style ceramic insets, 152.5 cms wide. 400-600
522. A XIX Century Mahogany Sideboard, with shaped back, serpentine central top and three lower cupboards on breakfront base, 149 cms wide, (some damage). 100-150
523. An Early XX Century Jacobean Oak Bookcase, with knulled pediment, lead glazed and panelled doors, on bun feet, 97 cms wide. 150-200
524. A Victorian Stained Oak Hall Stand, with a central glove drawer, carved in relief with face mask and scrolls, flanked by stick wells, on carved and turned legs joined by a lower shelf, on turned feet, 100 cms high, 90 cms wide. 60-80
525. A Mid XIX Century Walnut Stool, with rectangular top and shaped apron, on carved cabriole legs, upholstered in an ecru dralon, 64 x 49cms. 200-300
526. An Edwardian Mahogany Armchair, with shaped top rail and pierced splat, with drop-in seat on tapering legs. 40-60
527. A Late XVIII Century Bow Fronted Corner Cupboard, with reeded sides and three internal shelves. 250-350
528. A XX Century Mahogany Bowfronted Sideboard, with central drawer, cupboard door and two small drawers, on tapering legs and spade feet. 150-250
529. A Reproduction Yew Wood Windsor Armchair, with rail back and wheelback splat, on turned legs and a crinoline stretcher, makers name Stewart Lipland inscribed on the seat.
80-120
530. An XVIII Century Walnut Lowboy, with crossbanding to quarter veneered top, an arrangement of five drawers over shaped apron, on cabriole legs with 'C' scroll knees, 76.5cms wide. 300-500
531. An XVIII Century Small Walnut Serpentine Chest, of three drawers with brushing slide, crossbanding to quarter veneered top, canted corners and bracket feet, 61.5cms wide. 300-500
532. A XIX Century Walnut Framed Nursing Chair, with carved scroll back and cabriole legs on porcelain castors, re-upholstered in a quatrefoil pale green button back fabric. 120-180
533. An Edwardian Inlaid Rosewood Nursing Chair, with scroll back, turned legs and re-upholstered in a lozenge green button back fabric; A Footstool, on cabriole legs. (2) 100-150
534. A Late XVII/Early XVIII Century Oak Coffer, with original iron lock plate and three rectangular stepped panels to fascia, on stile feet, 116cms wide (later alterations, predominantly to top). 200-300
535. A Mid XX Century Walnut Cocktail Cabinet, with fleur de lys cresting, mirrored and maple interior to upper compartment and single drawer to lower section, on carved arrow and cabriole legs, 90cms wide. 150-200
536. A 1920's Mahogany Fire Surround, with dental cornice, quarter veneered central panel and blind fretwork decoration, 448cms wide. 60-100