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ANTIQUITIESAuction report, Phillips 34 2Ancient Greek Terracottas 27 5Ancient pottery lamps 39 2Ancient pottery oil lamps 26 9Antiquities 16 3Antiquities 20 3Art of deception 26 7Beauty and the beast 18 7Collecting Part 1 14 9

Part 2 14 10Egyptian ushabtis 25 10Gifts for the Antiquarian 17 6Greek vase 19 10Investment 21 3Investment 25 3Mycenaean Goddess 15 5Pagan toys 18 10Pre-Christian gifts from

Greece 16 6Roman pottery lamps 29 7Satyrical beauty 20 7

ARMS AND ARMOURAntique edged weapons 15 3Antique edged weapons 17 3Antique weapons for

investment 14 3Arms and militaria 19 3Bayonets, British military

1853-1918 19 9Breech-loading sporting guns 11 4Duelling pistols, quality in 6 1Eastern weapons 20 3English duelling pistol

1770-1825 11 2English silver-hilted smallsword

1720/21 16 2English smallswords of the

18th cent. 10 2Firearms, modern 9 4Firearms, antique and the law 13 9Guns, antique, terminology for the

beginner, part 1 35 2part 2 35 4

Helmets, collecting antique 36 8Indian tulwar and katar 17 6Japanese sword blade 12 11Japanese sword guards 7 6Knives and daggers 9 3Lock, stock and barrel 7 5Modern sporting guns 10 4Modern sporting guns,

investment 24 3Percussion pistols, two 19 7Pistols 18 7Pistols, antique 2 4Pistols, on buying 6 10Presentation swords Part 1 17 4

Part 2 17 7Revolver for Christmas 22 7Sabre, 1796 pattern Light

Cavalry 15 6Shooting accessories 39 4Sword, the 8 6Sword hilts, grotesque 1 5Swords, two 20 7

ART DECOArt deco 6 4Art deco 9 4Art deco at the V&A 38 1Art Deco, auction report 35 10Art deco bronze and ivory

figures 22 3Art deco bronze and metal

figures under £1,000 24 6Art Deco ceramics 41 1Art deco elegance 20 4Art deco figures 10 5Art deco figures 11 4Art deco figures 13 5Art deco figures 36 7Art deco figures 38 1Art deco jewellery 38 1Art deco market Part 1 8 11

Part 2 9 2Art deco sculpture 14 3Art deco sculpture 17 3Art deco tiaras 37 1Calendar prints 20 8Fakes 14 4Figurines, ’20s and ’30s 20 6French art deco glass 6 9French art glass 10 8Furniture 37 6

ART NOUVEAUArt nouveau 6 2Art Nouveau Designers at the

Paris Salons 1895-1914 36 8Art nouveau market, the 7 5Art nouveau market, the 7 6Books, Blackie & Son and the

Glasgow School 43 2Fakes 14 4French art nouveau furniture 19 3Jewellery 13 1Medallions and plaques 13 6Metalwork 1880-1930

Part 1 7 9Part 2 7 10Part 3 7 11

Mirror, W.M.F. 23 7‘The Studio’, extracts from 11 6

AUTOMOBILIAAutomobilia 17 3Mascot for Christmas 16 6Motor cars, vintage and classic,

investing in 24 3Motoring mascots 10 6Music with movement 16 8Two car mascots 27 7

B.A.D.A.Exhibitions 28 1Fine Art and Antique Festival 9 1The B.A.D.A. 12 12

BAROMETERSBanjo barometers 11 9Banjo for Christmas 25 7Barometers 4 9Barometers 10 6Barometers 19 3Barometers 19 10Barometers 22 10Buying a barometer 26 8Diagonal and reticulated 36 10Features of portable, travelling

and mountain 24 10Fitzroy, and similar 27 9Marine 34 10Scottish 38 10Stick barometers 20 7Sympiesometers and pocket

barometers 29 9To predict the bleak

midwinter 23 7Wheel and banjo 43 10Which wheel? 28 10

BOOKMARKSBookmarks 13 11Bookmarks 19 10From silk to silver 29 2Stitched Bristol board 22 9

BOOKS15th cent., printed 27 11940s, illustrated, for children 40 51940s, illustrated, for grown-ups 40 8Almanac of Twelve Sports 15 6Antiquarian books 5 3Artist album books, turn of the

century 32 6Atlases, an introduction 47 3Bibles 16 11Bibles 47 7Blackie & Son, Art Nouveau

book and Glasgow School 43 2Bookbinding, English 16 2Bookman’s Christmas list 16 6Book for Christmas 22 7Book illustration, 20th cent.,

wood engraving 29 1Book market 15 11Books and autograph collecting 6 7Books and manuscripts,

investment 25 3Books, autograph letters and

historical documents 13 2Books for everyone 40 2Books of the sixties 21 3Changing patterns of

collectors’ 14 8Children’s 12 9Children’s 13 7Children’ annuals 37 7Christmas, books about 16 7Christmas book, a 14 6Collecting 18 6Collecting and investment 18 3Collectors’ books as

investments 18 3Cookbooks, collectors’ 30 8Cookery 21 10Cookery books, two 20 7Cookery, Modern British,

illustrated 41 2Curwen Press 43 6Edwardian book illustrations

1890-1914 12 7Euclid, elements of 24 7Fairy tales for children 14 6Fore-edge painting 19 11Garden, Modern British,

illustrated 43 1Guides, 20th cent. 42 1Investment 27 3‘Ladies Knitting and Netting’ 11 10Late 19th cent. children’s

‘Goody’ books 9 4Miniature 35 2Modern first editions 34 8Old and rare fine books 10 2Picking a periodical 17 3Price review 37 3Price review 39 8Private press books 9 7‘Toy’ books for Christmas 17 6Travel guides 25 1Victorian book illustrations

1837-1890 12 2Victorian books 12 5

BOXESA Christmas box 15 6

ANTIQUE COLLECTINGThe Journal of the Antique Collectors’ Club

I N D E X T O A R T I C L E S A P R I L 1 9 6 6 - 2 0 1 3

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Bible - see FurnitureBoxing clever 16 4Christmas boxes 28 7Knife - see FurnitureLacquer boxes 11 2‘Lace’ boxes, late 17th cent. 40 8Mennecy - see CeramicsMy Christmas box 16 6Sewing boxes 16 8Snuff - see SnuffboxesTo delight Pandora 40 5Tunbridgeware - see

TunbridgewareVesta - see SilverWooden 15 6Work boxes and cases 20 6

BRONZES19th cent. European,

price review 33 3Barye elephant 23 7Bronzes as an investment 16 3Bronzes as an investment 20 3Buddhist and Hindu, part I 33 2

part II 33 5part III 34 6

Decorative, 1830 onwards 11 4French 19th cent. and early

20th cent. 11 1Good, John Willis 20 6Investing in 23 3Japanese, 19th cent. 40 6Japanese bronzes and ivories

1868 onwards 12 5Japanese 19th cent. 11 6‘Les Animaliers’ Part 1 4 11

Part 2 4 12‘Les Animaliers’ 6 2Mêne bronze for Christmas 24 7Pupils of the Animaliers 10 6Tibetan bronze figures 6 7Viennese cold painted, two 30 7Western bronzes Part 1 12 4

Part 2 12 5BUTTON HOOKSButton hooks 8 9Button hooks 13 6Button hooks Part 1 17 11

Part 2 18 1

BUTTONSButtons 6 10Buttons, 20th cent. 30 6Buttons found 17 8Commemorative 37 2Cut steel 20 1Solitaire 21 11Uniform 19 8

CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHICA20th century 25 6Auction feature 10 1Cameras 8 9Cameras and photographic

equipment 15 3Cameras, collectable 11 4Collectors’ watch cameras 18 7Daguerreotypes and

Ambrotypes 23 4Hotshots! 26 7Lawn tennis photographs 43 2Photographica, investment 25 3Photographica, market in 23 3Photographic cases 41 3Photographic cases, early 22 2Photographic, portrait, a 14 6Photograph, favourite piece 47 3Photographs, collecting 11 7Photographs, collecting, Part I,

19th cent. 40 7Part II, 20th cent. 41 1

Photographic cases 41 3Photographs, early Part 1 6 12

Part 2 7 1Photographs, wedding 42 6Two stereoscopes 30 7

Two Victorian photographicphenomena 13 1

Union cases 22 5Usable cameras, investment 24 3Victorian photographs 9 4Victorian photographs 12 5Victorian photographs 12 8Victorian photography 18 3Victorian stereos 18 6

CARD CASESCard cases 4 1Card cases 4 10Silver card cases 8 6Victorian card cases 13 6

CERAMICS18th cent. punch bowls,

British 25 71940s-1960s, British ceramics 39 119th cent. British,

investment 24 319th cent. British, investment 27 319th cent. British, price review 39 819th and 20th cent. British,

investment 24 319th and 20th cent. British,

investment 25 319th cent. investing in 23 319th cent., neglected

corners 26 920th cent. blue-printed wares 41 120th cent., British 34 720th cent., British, price review 34 320th cent., British, price review 38 320th cent., British, price review 38 820th cent., price review 32 3Absalon of Great Yarmouth 1 11Aesthetic Movement 31 6Alcock, Samuel, a ewer 45 7Alcock, Samuel, relief-moulded

jugs of 42 9Allander Pottery 1904-08 21 1Animals, 18th cent.

English white porcelain 17 10Apothecaries’ drug jars,

English 13 3Arita porcelain, investment 25 3Art Deco ceramics 41 1Art pottery 10 4Art pottery 20 3Art pottery as recent

investment 18 3Art pottery 27 3Art pottery, British, miniatures 45 1Art pottery, Victorian and

Edwardian 11 4Art pottery with discretion 8 5Astra ware of Minton,

Hollins and Co. 26 6Auction report 11 2Auction report 12 2Auction report 13 11Auction report 14 9Auction report 17 11Auction report 19 1Auction report 19 4Auction report 20 1Auction report 20 4Auction report 20 8Auction report 21 1Auction report 21 9Auction review Part 1 7 10

Part 2 7 11Barlows at Doulton Lambeth 40 6Bartmann, favourite piece 47 9Beer and ale vessels 28 4Bellarmine, false 29 7Bellarmines 24 4Belleek parian china 11 11Bellringers’ jugs 16 7Beswick ware 31 8Birds, thirty years of

ceramic 22 5Biscuit figures, European 9 9Black basalt wares 23 11

Blue and white, Caughley,auction report 21 7

Blue and white, imaginary collection! 34 9

Blue and white, late Mingand early Ch’ing underglaze 21 2

Blue and white Longton Hall 6 7Blue and white porcelain 4 6Blue and white pottery, unusual

shapes 47 4Blue and white 18th cent.

porcelain 4 7Blue and white printed

pottery, investment 26 3Blue and white printed

pottery, price review 33 3Blue and white printed

pottery 1780-1880 16 10Blue and white transferware

source prints 45 6Blue and white Worcester

1752-1766 4 10Blue desserts 22 7Blue-printed dishes 19 7Blue-printed earthenware 15 6Blue-printed pottery, British

views on 35 7Boch Freres Keramis 47 9Botanical porcelain 24 1Bow, blue and white, early 24 2Bow Liberty bowl c.1768 16 4Bow nun 15 6Bow porcelain 10 1Bow and early Bow 5 11Bow, sculpture 20 1Bow, spotlight on 17 4Brameld and Rockingham

earthenware Part 1 3 10Part 2 3 11Part 3 3 12Part 4 4 5

Brannam Art Pottery 34 4Brannam Pottery, two vases 27 7Brannam, two vases 31 7Briglin Pottery 38 6Bristol china, investigation of 29 7British 19th cent.

ceramics, market trends 22 9British 19th cent.

ceramics, market trends 23 9British 19th and 20th

cent. ceramics 20 3British and Irish 19th and

20th cent. ceramics 19 3British pottery, 18th and

19th cent. 22 3British pottery and porcelain,

19th and 20th cent. 12 5Brownfield porcelain 1871-1900 35 6Brownfield, William 5 10Brown saltglazed stone-

ware, 19th cent. 13 3Brown saltglazed stone-

ware, 19th cent. 14 10Bulkeley and Bent 19 9Bullers Art Pottery 38 2Burleigh renaissance 38 9Burmantofts 47 1Candy Art Pottery Part I 37 2

Part II 37 6Canton-decorated, 19th century

Chinese porcelain 43 6Canton, investing in 12 12Carlton ware 19 1Carlton ware Part I: 1890-1930s 32 9

Part II: 1930s on 33 6Cask to flask 44 4Cats Part 1 15 5

Part 2 15 9Part 3 15 10

Cats, News and Views 16 1Caughley blue and gold 14 8Caughley porcelain 2 11Caughley porcelain 45 3Caughley porcelains,

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c.1775-1799 33 9Caughley, unexpected finds at 4 8Celadons, Chinese 33 9Ceramics for a dresser 38 4Chamberlain, unidentified

porcelains 17 7Champion apple 18 7Chandos collection 10 2Char pots 29 4Chelsea and Worcester at

Sotheby’s 6 6Chelsea at Sotheby’s 15 4Chelsea figures of Charles

Vyse 16 6Chelsea, Hans Sloane plate 31 7Chelsea porcelain, the first

decade 23 2Chelsea sugar basin and box 22 7Chelsea ‘toys’ 46 7Chelsea tureen - rabbit

for Christmas 23 7Chetham & Woolley 45 9Children’s china 32 1Children’s tea wares 23 9Chinese 15 3Chinese armorial porcelain,

18th cent. 46 2Chinese blue and white,

19th cent. 13 5Chinese blue and white

plates 26 3Chinese, Canton-decorated,

19th century porcelain 43 6Chinese export porcelain in

China today 38 6Chinese export porcelain, price

review 36 3Chinese food vessel for

Christmas 24 7Chinese porcelain, 17th and

18th cent. 125Chinese porcelain, Qing,

investment 25 3Chinese porcelain, rice

grain 24 10Ch’ing underglaze blue

and white Part 1 22 5Part 2 22 9

Christmas gallimaufry 33 7Christmas weights 17 6Clarice Cliff - deco designer 14 7Clarice Cliff, two spouts 20 7Coalport cups, collecting 31 9Coalport, early teawares 15 9Coalport, later vase pattern 11 10Coalport miniatures 20 1Coalport porcelains

1796-1814 12 4Coalport porcelains, Thomas

Rose’s 34 8Coalport porcelains

1814-1841 12 10Coalport porcelains1841-1875 12 12Coalport, Rose’s, bird

painting at, part I 30 2Coalport, Rose’s, bird

painting at, part II 30 5 Cockpit Hill, Derby 10 3Cockpit Hill pottery

1750-1799 12 1Coffee cans, 19th cent. 12 11Coffee cups, 18th cent. Chinese 44 1Coffee cups, 18th cent.

polychrome 4 12Coffee pot, which? 20 7Coffee pots, 18th cent.

porcelain 5 8Collectable ceramics 12 5Collectors’ pieces 6 2Commemorative ceramics

1750-1897 7 6Commemorative, political, CliveJenkins collection 31 2Commemoratives 15 6Commemoratives 16 3

Commemoratives, royal 15 11Commemoratives, royal 19th

cent. 9 1Conservatory, fantasy, ceramics 39 3Contemporary, investment 24 3Contemporary, investment 26 3Continental post-war ceramics,

affordable 40 1Continental porcelain 17 3Continental porcelain 26 3Continental porcelain 27 3Continental porcelain, 19th cent. 30 3Continental porcelain, large

decorative 19th cent. 10 6Cookworthy, William and Plymouth

porcelain 40 9Cooper, Susie 19 5Cooper, Susie 30 6Cooper, Susie, bone china 36 9Country classical 32 4Country potteries, some small 22 1Cow creamers 9 11Cream-coloured earthenware 36 4Creamware from the Donald

Towner collection 21 10Creamware, rare prints on

18th cent. 9 3Creamware revisited 47 5Crock pies and game pie

dishes 19 11Crofts, Stella 41 6Crossed swords mark, imitators 45 9Crown Devon 46 3Crown Ducal 40 9Cups, flutes on 27 9Curtis’ botanical magazine and

the Derby botanical dessertservices 18 6

Dahl-Jensen ceramics 30 5Daisy, Daisy give me your

Grainger do 23 7Davenport discoveries 26 2Davenport, ‘Scott’s

illustrations’ series 20 10Day, Lewis Foreman, tiles and

art pottery of 42 6Delft, affordable 31 4Delft at Sotheby’s 14 5Delft-awareness this season 19 3Delft bulb-pots, Bristol 20 7Delft drug jar 15 6Delft drug jar, English 45 9Delft, English 17th and 18th

cent. 6 1Delftware, a collector looks at 15 1Delftware, Dublin 19 1Delftware, English 2 10Delftware, English 20 3Delftware, English 22 3Delftware, English, from the

John Philip Kassebaumcollection 26 8

Delftware in the 17th cent.home 20 11

Delftware, introduction to 46 4Delftware, Lambeth 22 2Delftware, Lipski collection 16 1Delftware, London 10 9Delftware, reflections on

tin-glaze 21 3Della Robbia Pottery 35 8Delph, a social view 20 2De Morgan wares 9 5De Morgan, William 36 8Derby boar or Torquay pig 16 6Derby bone china figures 30 9Derby coffee pot 16 11Derby, King Street 18 4Derby porcelain 1770-1830

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Derby porcelain, 19th cent. 28 1Desert island pots 15 7Desirable Pronk 25 7Dessert plates, decoration 29 5

Dessert service, King ofOudh’s 18 11

Different opinion 26 2Double Dutch 27 7Doulton Burslem wares 33 10Doulton Lambeth, Barlows at 40 6Doulton Lambeth wares 32 2Doulton motto jugs 43 4Doulton saltglaze stoneware 8 4Dreaming of a tight Christmas 26 7Drinking vessels, two centuries 33 4Drug-jars to Toby-jugs 24 2Dudson: a family of potters

since 1800 37 1Dudson figures 29 4Dutch Art Nouveau pottery 29 6Early English pottery 23 3Early English pottery 27 3Earthenware food moulds,

18th cent. 18 8Earthenware food moulds,

19th and 20th cent. 18 10Earthenware sporting figures

1740-1840 26 1East meets West 41 7Elers enigma 20 1Elton, Sir Edmund 21 9Elton Ware 46 9English porcelain, early blue and

white 47 9Factory Fact File:

Bow 31 9Bristol & Plymouth 33 5Caughley 32 10Chelsea 31 10Coalport/Coalbrookdale 35 6Davenport 1794-1850s 36 2Derby until 1847 32 4Limehouse 32 6Liverpool, 18th cent. 32 8Longton Hall (& West Pans) 32 5Lowestoft 32 1Mason, 1776-1840s 34 2Minton (until 1836) 34 6New Hall 33 1Plymouth & Bristol 33 5Ridgway 36 9Spode, 1796-1833 35 2Vauxhall 33 8West Pans (& Longton Hall) 32 5Worcester until 1783 32 2Worcester 1783-1840 34 8

Faience, French provincial,of Adour Basin 43 9

Fairings 4 11Fairings 9 4Fairings 11 4Fairings, collecting china 26 9Fairings, dreaded reproduction 38 7Fairings in the last twelve

months 10 4Fairings, pinboxes, match

strikers and holders 15 3Fairings, pinboxes, match

strikers and holders 20 3Fairings, Victorian china 2 12False Leeds? 27 7Figures, 18th cent. English

porcelain 45 2Figures in porcelain and

pottery 22 3Folch’s ironstone 29 2Frank Arnold collection 12 8French porcelain, 18th cent. 26 10Full Nankin to standard Willow 16 2Furniture rests, polychrome

earthenware 39 7German stoneware, Frank

Thomas Collection 38 7Gilbert Bradley collection 16 7Gilding, porcelain, art of 24 9Goblet for Christmas 22 7Gollancz collection, English

pottery from the 10 5‘Gorges’ across the centuries 34 4Goss and crested china 15 3

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Goss and crested china 18 3Goss and crested china 20 3Goss china 2 7Goss models 10 7Green Frog service 32 9Green glaze, 18th cent 23 10Green glaze, 19th cent. revival 24 8Green glaze, further appraisal of

tablewares 36 5Green, T.G., pottery 39 9Grimwades and Royal Winton 27 2Guglets 39 9Hacking Collection, sale report 35 9Handley, Joseph, Collection 35 5Health unto His Majesty 25 7Hogarth’s china 32 2Honiton Pottery 31 1Hunting jugs 39 4Iceni Pottery 46 5Identification, a question of 8 2Imari, part I 40 3

part II 40 7Imari porcelain 27 6Ironstone, origin of 30 10Isleworth porcelain 34 1Jackfield, black decanters 13 8Jacobites, ceramic legacy of 45 4Japanese, 19th cent. 13 2Japanese blue and white

porcelain Part I 30 10Part II 31 5

Japanese cloisonné 14 4Japanese earthenware, 19th

cent. 13 1Jelly moulds 29 7Jug, another for Christmas 18 7Jug of Christmas cheer 17 6Jugged hare 28 7Jugs, 19th cent. landmarks 40 4Jugs - French connection 22 7Jugs, motto, Doulton 43 4Jugs, relief-moulded 23 4Jugs, two 22 7Kakiemon, Part I: Japan 40 9Kakiemon, Part II: European

connection 41 2K’ang-hsi underglaze blue

and white porcelain 19 8Keith Murray 16 11Key pieces 15 6Kitchen, salt-glazed

stoneware 27 4Langley Mill Pottery 37 8Leach, Bernard, & St Ives 35 7Limehouse in the limelight 18 4Liverpool engravers, two 18 5Liverpool porcelain, exhibition 40 9Liverpool printed tiles Sadler

& Green 13 4Liverpool teapot for

Christmas 16 6Lloyd, John, of Shelton,

identifying 25 5London’s early porcelain 27 5Longton Hall figures 40 2Longton Hall porcelain,

birds and animals in 21 4Longton Hall saucer for

Christmas 17 6Longwy Pottery 47 7Lowestoft 1 5Lowestoft 1 12Lowestoft, auction preview 20 9Lowestoft, blue and white 18 1Lowestoft, Henry Levine

collection 17 9Lowestoft porcelain 30 8Lowestoft prices 13 7Lowestoft, trifles from 13 7Lustre pottery, 19th cent.

Part 1 19 8Part 2 19 9

Lustreware Part 1 2 1Part 2 2 2

Lustreware, silver 4 2Majolica, 19th cent. in

eastern taste 13 1Majolica, English 21 3Majolica, group1870-1900 2 6Makeig-Jones, Daisy 36 7Making those connections 42 9Malone, Kate 42 1‘Mandarin’ decoration on Chinese

and English porcelain 31 9Marquis Wellington jug 38 5Market review, ceramics 40 9Martin bird 23 7Martin Brothers 31 9Martin Brothers’ salt-glazed

stoneware 9 4Martin Brothers spoon-

warmer for Christmas 17 6Mask head jugs 29 8Mason’s 44 6Mason’s ironstone Part 1 7 12

Part 2 8 1Meissen, 19th cent. 29 6Meissen figure for Christmas 24 7Meissen, late 26 5Meissen porcelain Part 1 5 6

Part 2 5 7Part 3 5 9

Meissen street vendors 11 1Meissen tureen 2 3Mennecy box 15 6Midwinter 1950s tableware 26 10Milletware 16 11Minerva Art Ware 41 9Ming v. Qing 24 9Miniature blue & white

advertising plates 46 6Miniature British art pottery 45 1Miniature china Part 1 14 9

Part 2 14 10Part 3 14 11Prices 14 11

Miniature porcelain, 18th cent. Englishblue & white 37 9

Minton, early, bone china 33 8Minton majolica 27 8Minton Museum sale 37 2Minton printed pottery 37 9Minton, the market for 16 3Mintons Secessionist ware 39 7Modern British pottery on

cigarette cards 35 9Moorcroft, William 24 6Mortlake saltglaze 27 10Motto jugs, Doulton 43 4Moulded jugs of William

Brownfield 17 2Moulded jugs of William

Ridgway and his successors 17 8Motto ware, South Devon 22 10Mullens collection, transfer-

printed English 11 12Nanking cargo 20 10Newhall niceties 18 5Newhall patterns Part 1 5 1

Part 2 5 4Newhall porcelain 2 4Old chestnuts? 28 7Oriental, investment 27 3Oriental, price review 31 3Parian and its manufacture

at Coalport 18 6Parian china: a collector’s view 23 8Parian: Copeland’s statuary

porcelain 41 9Parkinson collection, Part 1 13 4Parnell, Gwendolen, and Vyse

Charles 43 3Pattern numbers, porcelain,

identification by 28 6Pearlware: origins and types

Part I 30 10Part II 31 2

Pennington, James, dated wares 29 2

Pew group, Staffordshire,for Christmas 24 7

Picturesque decoration on

English 24 5Pilkington’s Lancastrian Pottery


Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian 20 4Pilkington’s Tile and Pottery Co. 15 2Plaques, lustre

part I, religious subjects 39 6part II, non-religious subjects 39 9

Plates fit for kings 28 7Plymouth, 19th cent potteries 17 5Poole Pottery, part I 1873-1939 34 9Poole Pottery,

part 2 1940 onwards 35 1Porcelain, 18th cent. English11 4Porcelain, 18th cent. English15 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English16 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English17 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English18 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English19 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English20 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English21 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English22 2Porcelain, 18th cent. English22 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English23 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English24 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English26 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English27 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English32 3Porcelain, 18th cent. English33 3Porcelain, 18th cent., English 34 3Porcelain, 18th cent., English 35 3Porcelain, 18th cent., English 36 3Porcelain, 18th cent., English 37 3Porcelain, 18th cent., English 38 8Porcelain, 18th cent., English 39 8Porcelain, 18th cent.

English, auction report 22 4Porcelain, 18th cent.





English, London sales 22 1Porcelain, 18th cent. Englishmarket 16 5

Porcelain, 18th cent.English, market for 22 9

Porcelain, 18th cent., William A.Gurling Collection 32 9

Porcelain, 19th cent. British 32 3Porcelain, 19th cent. English9 4Porcelain, 19th cent. English10 4Porcelain, 19th cent. English11 4Porcelain, 19th cent. English16 3Porcelain, 19th cent. British 34 3Porcelain, 19th cent. British 35 3Porcelain, 19th cent. British 37 3Porcelain, 19th cent. British 38 3Porcelain, 19th cent. British,

market for 44 9Porcelain, 19th cent. British,

market for 46 9Porcelain, 19th/20th cent.

English 17 3Porcelain 19th/20th cent.

English 18 3Porcelain, 19th/20th cent.

English 30 3Porcelain and pottery,

misconceptions 7 7Porcelain at Sotheby’s 6 12Porcelain bodies,

development of 27 10Porcelain, display and care of 36 9Porcelain, comparative values 7 8Porcelain, early English,

investment 25 3Porcelain, English 28 3Porcelain, English 29 3Porcelain, English 31 3Porcelain, English, blue & white 38 9

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Porcelain, English, styles1745-1830 28 9

Porcelain, English,underglaze-blue printed 28 9

Porcelain figure, how to identify the English 18th cent. 14 1

Porcelain figures production 38 9Porcelain figures of the 18th

cent. 5 5Porcelain figures, 18th cent.

English 12 11Porcelain, Italian 38 2Porcelain pipes, 19th cent.

German 19 1Porcelain selected from

Christie’s 6 9Porcelain sheep, English

19th cent. 23 6Porcelain, the John

Warrell collection of Lowestoft, auction sale report

Part 1 21 1Part 2 21 4

Porcelain, the Nankingcargo, saleroom report 21 2

Porcelain, the unconsideredtrifle 7 5

Porcelain, white 43 9Portrait in pottery for

Christmas 16 6Pot-lid collecting 10 9Pot-lids 4 2Pot-lids 16 3Pot-lids and allied ware 37 10Pot-lids and other under-

glazed ware 14 3Pot-lids and other under-

glazed ware 20 3Pot-lids and Prattware 1 3Pot lids and Prattware, Ball Collection of Staffordshire 31 1Pot-lids limited edition 7 11Pot-lids price review 38 3Pot-pourri vases, 18th cent.

porcelain 33 2Pot-pourri vases, 19th cent.

porcelain 33 5Pottery, 18th cent. English 10 4Pottery and porcelain, British

19th and 20th cent. 14 3Pottery and porcelain cottages 3 8Pottery animals, English 9 7Pottery, artist 5 2Pottery, artist at Sotheby’s

Belgravia 6 11Pottery, British, price review 37 3Pottery, early English, review 35 3Pottery, English 9 4Pottery, English 11 4Pottery, English 12 5Pottery, English 14 3Pottery, English 16 3Pottery, English 17 3Pottery, English 18 3Pottery, English, a

collectors’ history of 21 1Pottery, English at Christie’s 20 11Pottery, English, for the American

market 34 2Pottery, English, investing in 15 3Pottery, English, investment 24 3Pottery, English, investment 25 3Pottery, English, investment 28 3Pottery, English, investment 29 3Pottery, English, price review 31 3Pottery, English, the Rous

Lench collection of 21 421 5

Pottery, for the dresser 12 3Pottery, Scottish 11 8Potting on Merseyside

1700-1900 10 11Prattware 5 1Pratt ware, late 18th/early

19th cent. 32 5Prattware 1780-1840 21 8

Prattware eagle 28 9Puzzle jugs 42 2Puzzle jugs through the ages 36 4Quite a plateful 27 7Railway pottery and

porcelain 12 1Railway pottery and

porcelain 16 1Randall, Thomas Martin,

decoration 28 8Red pottery, 2000 years of 35 4Redware piece for Christmas 17 6Reid, William 28 10Reid, William, getting a

handle on 42 9Regency porcelain on a budget 34 9Regency style in English 25 1Rhead, Charlotte 35 9Rhead family of potters 46 1Rie, Lucie, bowl 26 7‘Rockingham’ myth, fact

and fiction in the market 22 4Rockingham pottery and

porcelain 1745-1842 36 6Rockingham ornamental

porcelain Part 1 8 3Part 2 8 9Part 3 9 2Part 4 9 6Part 5 10 9Part 6 11 9

Rockingham, real 27 7Rockingham teawares 14 11Rogers, George 15 11Rous Lench collection 25 5Royal commemorative ceramics 47 2Royal Crown Derby and Minton

Museums, auction report 34 8Royal Lancastrian 20 4Royal Venton Ware 43 2Royal Winton & Art Deco 42 8Royal Worcester, fruit painting 44 7Royal Worcester painters 12 9Ruskin pottery 27 1Russian porcelain 40 8Sale report 8 8Sale report 9 8Salopian Art Pottery 41 8Salt-glaze, Bristol 30 4Salts 30 2Samson of Paris 10 3Sardine boxes, two 20 7Satsuma, Japanese 25 8Sauce for the goose 25 7Saucer dishes, origins of 37 5Searching for the moon 25 2Secessionist ware, Mintons 39 7Sèvres, or what? 32 7Shaving mugs and

moustache cups 21 9Shipwreck ceramics 36 9Shoes Part 1 20 5

Part 2 20 6Shropshire porcelains,

Caughley and Coalport 25 2Shropshire porcelains,

Thomas Rose etc, 16 9Sixties, swinging and

geometric 25 6Skey, George 26 4Slipware, in the tradition 25 4Slipware, the tradition

lives on 23 1Snuff bottles, Chinese 2 5Snuffing the candle 18 11Solid agate 10 8Souvenir pierced plates 13 6Spirit bottles, stoneware 29 4Spittoons, forgotten 23 6Spode and Copeland, rare and

unusual ceramic piecesPart 1 17 11Part 2 18 2

Spode-Copeland-Spode 36 9Spode’s blue ‘Italian’ pattern 22 4Spide’s castle pattern 32 4

Spill vases 1800-1900 42 7Sprigged decoration on

stoneware jugs 26 10Stabler, Harold & Phoebe 42 1Staffordshire, a gift from 15 6Staffordshire ‘alpha’ figures 22 8Staffordshire animals 22 6Staffordshire, early 8 8Staffordshire figure, a missing 30 4Staffordshire figures,

earthenware 1740-1840 22 9Staffordshire figures, price

variations 5 10Staffordshire figures, Reed Fitt

Collection, auction report 35 1Staffordshire figures, Rev Harry

Bloomfield collection 34 4Staffordshire figures, Robin

Howard collection 13 9Staffordshire figures,

Kimpton collection 14 5Staffordshire figures,

Kimpton collection prices 14 9Staffordshire figures,

starting a collection 19 10Staffordshire figures, two 20 7Staffordshire figures, two 30 7Staffordshire figures, Victorian 21 3Staffordshire figures, Scottish

connection 41 4Staffordshire figures, Welsh

connection 40 10Staffordshire figures, Irish

connection 42 10Staffordshire portrait figures,

Victorian 8 10Staffordshire potters, puzzles &

problems 37 9Staffordshire pottery at

Christie’s 6 8Staffordshire pottery portrait

figures 2 6Staffordshire pottery, price

indication 3 5Staffordshire pottery, water

figures 37 4Staffordshire slipware 11 5Staffordshire stories 40 4Starting a collection, a fantasy 32 9Statuary porcelain, 19th cent.

Parian and Carrara 6 11Stewart collection Part 1 8 11

Part 2 8 12Stilton dishes 20 7Stirrup cups 41 9Studio ceramics, 20th cent. 13 2Studio potters, a new generation 44 9Studio pottery 22 3Studio pottery 23 3Studio pottery, 20th cent.

English 14 6Studio pottery for Christmas 16 6Sunderland ware 6 10Swansea blue and white

pottery Part 1 7 1Part 2 7 2Part 3 7 3

Swinton pottery, a 20 9SylvaC, guide to collecting 24 6Sylvan ware 21 6Tableware design, a bold

experiment in 19 6Tang pottery figures 36 2Tankard, identifying a 29 2Tavern mugs, stoneware 31 4Tea canisters, 1700-1820 37 7Teapot for Christmas 16 6Teapots, red stoneware 31 7Teapots, the tea in antiques 7 1Teapots: Is it New Hall? 26 4Teapots: London shape 27 2Teapots: New oval shape 26 10Teapots: Old oval shape 26 9Teapots: Oval shape 26 5Teapots, two red 30 7Temperance, Victorian, pottery

6

celebration of 36 6Teniers painting on 42 5Terracottas, Greek 12 8Terrible seven ride again 26 7Three collections, auction report 35 4Tile collecting Part 1 7 7


Tiles, collecting VictorianPart 1 13 11Part 2 14 2

Tiles, for Christmas 14 6Tiles, Victorian 15 3Tiles, Victorian 19 3Tiles, Victorian 29 10Tinglazed tile production in the

British Isles 38 9Tobacco boxes 42 4Toby jugs 13 10Toby jugs, comparison of

quality in 6 1Transfer printing by Sadler

and Green on Wedgwoodcreamware Part 1 8 6

Part 2 8 7Troika Pottery 41 9Two beckoning Chinamen 27 7Two for tea - stoneware

teapots 23 7Two partridges on the pot 19 7Two tygs 26 7Turner, John of Lane End 3 3Tynedale plate 17 6Vulliamy, Blanche Georgiana,

1869-1923 29 1Vyse, Charles, and Parnell

Gwendolen 43 3Wall pockets 21 5Warwick Vase, influence of 28 9Watney, Bernard, Collection 34 6Watney, Bernard, Collection 35 9Watney, Bernard, mug 35 10Wedgwood alphabet mug 30 7Wedgwood at Sotheby’s 6 9Wedgwood at Sotheby’s 6 11Wedgwood, bargains in 17 4Wedgwood designers,

1919-59 29 1Wedgwood ‘down under’ 22 11Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre 45 9Wedgwood’s crouching Venus 15 6Wedgwood - the missing

pieces 15 6Wedgwood triumphs 29 7Wedgwood, uncommon

pottery 29 10Wemyss 15 4Wemyss pigs 26 7Wemyss ware 11 8Wemyss ware, natural charm of 33 9Wemyss ware, notes by a

collector 25 9Which Bow vase? 23 7Which tile? 27 7Which Worcester tankard? 24 7Why Worcester was

different 27 10Willett Collection, Brighton

Museum 28 5Williams Ellis, Susan 33 9Willow pattern plate 15 2Winkle, Kathie, post war

designer 30 6Winter, white as snow 26 7Wise, William 19 4Worcester, dated blue and

white 19 5Worcester, early printed bottle 17 5Worcester, Klepser collection 20 1Worcester plates, quality in 6 1Worcester porcelain, 1751-4,

derivation and originality 31 5Worcester porcelain, 1752-58,

innovation and derivation 41 5Worcester porcelain,

1852-1862 12 7

Worcester porcelain, early, potters’ incised marks on 30 2

Worcester porcelain, museum of 36 5Worcester porcelain, the

awakening 25 8Worcester tureen 18 2Yellow transfer printed

brown-ware 20 8Yingqing porcelain 23 9Young pretender? 25 7

CHESS SETSChessmen, six rare 16 2Chess sets 13 10Collecting antique Part 1 23 4

Part 2 23 11Knight errant 26 7

CHILDHOOD ANTIQUESJuvenilia 13 7Rattles 26 5Royalty in the nursery 16 3

CHRISTMAS ANTIQUESCards 15 7Crackers 20 7Decorations 17 7Gift boxes 34 6Glass balls 29 7Flushing out the fakes 33 7Is Santa Claus a fake? 29 7This sparkling bough 32 7Tree decorations 19 7Twelth night ephemera 21 8

CLOCKS19th cent. 14 3Act of Parliament 1 10Alabaster clocks 42 10Alarm clock for Christmas 16 6American factory made 6 8American OG shelf clocks 39 10Anniversary clocks 32 10Antique clocks 10 4Antique clocks 12 5Antique clocks 18 3Apprentices and journeymen of

the English masters 42 10Arched dial, beginning of 18 10Astrological clocks 38 10ATO battery clock 14 11Auction feature 10 11Balloon 20 10Balloons for Christmas 25 7Beware 7 7Black Forest Part 1 8 7

Part 2 8 8Black Forest, more on 11 10Black marble 11 12Black marble, French 46 10Boulle, 19th cent. 42 6Bracket 16 3Bracket 17 3Bracket, a 18 7Bracket (and mantel) 13 2Bracket clocks, backplate

engraving 30 9Bracket, English 10 12Bracket, English 11 4Bracket, English, at auction 22 10Bracket, for Christmas 23 7Bracket, Georgian 27 9Bracket, Victorian three-train 29 7Bracket, what is a? 17 10Brass dial, in the country 32 4Buck, John, Chester’s first

clockmaker 43 10Carriage 6 9Carriage clock, an English 19 7Carriage clock, a fine 14 6Carriage clock, buying a 32 10Carriage clock, no ordinary 19 7Carriage clock prices 8 12Carriage clock prices 11 11Carriage clock prices 13 2Carriage clock prices 14 3

Carriage clock prices 15 3Carriage clock prices 16 3Carriage clock prices 18 3Carriage clock prices 19 3Carriage clock prices 20 3Carriage clocks, decorative 24 10Carriage clocks, French 28 10Carriage clocks, French,

19th cent. 45 10Carriage clocks, French, prices 21 3Carriage clocks, quality in 20 7Carrying cases for English 19 10Changing face of clocks 31 10Chester’s first clockmaker 43 10Clockmaking in South East

England 26 8Clocks at the Royal College of

Physicians 17 8Clockworks illustrated 12 10Collectable 21 10Collecting, some thoughts 47 10Collections, some important 18 10Comes Sympson... 18 7Cuckoo 11 6Deacon, Samuel, of Barton-in-

the-Beans 45 10Dial clock, an unusual English 19 7Dial, English 8 1Dial, English 11 11Dial, English 18 7Dial, English price table 13 2Dial, English price table 14 3Dial, English price table 15 3Dial, English price table 16 3Ding-dong merrily on high 28 7Dirty work 31 5Doulton ceramic clock cases 13 10Dual dials 26 7Electric 14 3Electric battery 9 10End of term blues 18 5Eureka clock 16 6‘Four-glass’ clock 15 6Four-glass clocks, French 41 10French 15 2French Part I 40 10

Part II 41 2French carriage clocks, price

table 25 9French, two for Christmas 30 7Gillows clock case 19 2Graham, George 12 11Grandfather, domestic 25 9Hooded clocks 39 10Hook-and-spike 40 4Horology, a simple exercise in 8 11Investing in clocks 23 3Investment 21 3Investment 24 3Investment 25 3Investment 26 3Investment 27 3Investment 28 3Investment 29 3Investment 30 3Japanese clocks 44 10Knibb, for Christmas 24 7Lantern clock cases, early 46 10Lantern clock, English 22 10Lantern clock for

Christmas 22 7Lantern clocks 16 3Lantern clocks 17 3Lantern clocks, arched dial 21 10Lantern, honest, early, for

Christmas 23 7Lantern, Snow for Christmas 17 6Late clocks 12 6Later clocks 13 2Later clocks 20 3Light my lantern 27 7Longcase 9 4Longcase 12 5Longcase 13 2Longcase 17 3Longcase 19 3

7

Longcase 22 3Longcase, 30-hour 32 10Longcase, a 17th cent. 20 11Longcase, an introduction 1 8Longcase, at auction 10 11Longcase, buying 27 9Longcase, buying, some

practical aspects 30 9Longcase, by William Kipling 2 11Longcase, by Christopher

Pinchbeck 20 10Longcase, by Tompion 4 7Longcase cases 4 1Longcase, casework 7 2Longcase clocks, 18th cent. 43 7Longcase clocks, 19th cent. 44 3Longcase clocks, auction market review 46 10Longcase, dials 3 9Longcase, dials and hands 3 11Longcase, early country 19 10Longcase, fake Part 1 17 10

Part 2 17 11Longcase, lacquered or

japanned 16 7Longcase, market for 30 5Longcase, mini price guide

and faces 4 11Longcase, prices 11 11Longcase, prices on the move 31 10Longcase, rack-striking 5 5Longcase, saleroom

correspondent 11 7Longcase, some standard

designs 8 2Longcase, square dials 5 9Longcase, two for Christmas29 7Longcase, two for Christmas30 7Longcase, two similar 18 7Longcase, unusual 29 9Longcase, 30 hour 4 11Longcase, 30 hour 15 6Longcase, 30 hour brass dials 6 3Longcase, 30 hour that

look like 8 day 21 6Longcase, buying a 32 6Longcase update 20 10Longcase, walnut case 7 7Longcase, white dialled 16 4Longcases, mahogany 12 10Mantel clocks 28 10Marine chronometers 13 10Marine chronometers and

deck watches, prices 14 3Marine chronometers and





deck watches 20 3Marine chronometers,

collecting 29 9Marine chronometers,

prices 21 3Market for clocks, post ‘9/11’ 37 10Marquetry longcase clocks

and regulators 20 3Market review 23 10Merlin, John Joseph 22 10Monk, William, an early rural

clockmaker 40 10Mr Coldwell’s masterpiece 30 9Mystery, novelty and fantasy 35 10Nicole, Nielsen & Co 36 10Painted dial 29 4Picture clock for Christmas 30 7Precision timekeepers 41 10Price review 32 3Price review 33 3Price review 34 3Price review 35 3Price review 36 3

Price review 37 3Price review 38 8Price review 39 8Price review 40 10Price review 42 10Regency bracket 25 9Regulator, English 16 1Regulator, George Jamison 16 10Regulators, two 31 7Renaissance clocks 36 10Rural clockmaking, anonymous

origins 31 4Skeleton clock for Christmas22 7Skeleton clock frames, English 17 9Skeleton clocks 38 10Spring, decorative 18th

cent. 15 11Spring, early 19th cent. 16 9Tavern 12 1Ticking over nicely 26 8Turret clocks 10 6Verge timepiece 23 10Victorian and Edwardian 8 10Victorian and Edwardian

novelty 11 1Vienna regulator, miniature 17 6Vienna regulators 21 10Wall clocks, English 44 10Wall clocks, English, a

buyer’s survey 33 10Wall clocks, Continental, a

buyer’s survey 34 10Wall clocks, French and Franco-Swiss, a buyer’s survey 35 10What time do you have? 41 10Wyke, John of Liverpool 16 1

COLLECTABLESAdvertising antique 11 7American 41 2Americana 13 2American Indian collectables 38 10Apple scoops, bone 37 4Artifacts, small Part 1 20 5

Part 2 20 6Part 3 20 8

Automata 16 8Badges, enamel 40 1Badges, medieval 16 4Badges, regimental 18 9Baskets 30 4Beatles’ song for Christmas 27 7Bells, small 15 5Bells, foreign 19 11Bicycles, folding military 19 7Bicycles, auction report 35 5Billikens 19 5Billy and Charley forgeries 19 2Biscuit tins, 19th and 20th cent. 40 3Book plates 14 7Book plates 39 10British Empire Exhibition

souvenirs 30 6Buckles 20 9Buckles, shoe 10 7Buckles, shoe 40 9Chocolate box art 41 2Christian images & symbols

Part I 37 2Part Ii 37 7

Coins, investment in British 13 2Collectors’ items, market for 40 7Combs as love tokens 35 7Country bygones 11 3Cromwelliana 34 4Cruet stands 31 2Cruise liners, British, keepsakes 32 10Decoys, wildfowl 21 7Diving equipment, early 33 10Dog collars 27 4Easter eggs 34 10Egg cups 13 6Egg openers 11 7Enamel signs 42 7Etuis and seals 16 4Ex-votos 30 7

Fairground art 32 8Ferns, Victorian passion for 28 6Festival of Britain souvenirs 30 6Glove stretchers 10 3Gordon collectables 19 8Gramophones and radios, price

review 32 3Grand Tour souvenirs, market 31 3Guinness memorabilia, market 35 3Haida argillite carving 43 1Hairdressing antiques 17 8High security in fashion 28 6Hip flasks 39 9Horse brasses 37 4Ivorex wall plaques 20 4Jelly moulds 38 9Jetons 9 9Key collector’s sketchbook

Pages 1 and 2 10 3Page 3 10 8Page 4 11 5Page 5 11 10

Keys, 900 years of 44 6Knife rests 30 8Legendary objects for natural

and supernatural worlds 45 8Letter clips, Victorian 33 8Love tokens 18 9Magazines 36 7Market for 28 3Market for 29 3Match containers 17 1Match holders 45 8Mauchline ware 9 10Mauchline ware 32 1Mauchline ware 38 4Mauchline ware souvenirs 21 8Medallions, 19th cent.

commemorative 18 3Menus 38 7Menus and menu-holders 14 1Nutmeg graters 37 5Pincushion ladies 30 2Postal history, collecting 44 3Price review 38 3Prisoner of war, arts & crafts of 41 8Prisoner-of-war bonework 10 3Prisoner-of-war work,

Napoleonic 16 5Razors, open 39 6Sad irons 10 10Sad iron stands 11 3Salts 30 2Scent bottles 16 5Scent bottles, Victorian 27 8Seal boxes 42 3Seaside cottage Christmas

present 17 6Seaside souvenirs 18 2Seaside souvenirs, ceramic 35 8Shaving memorabilia 32 8Shellwork 37 8Ship timber souvenirs 31 4Shoes and boots, ceramic 15 8Shoes and boots, ceramic

Part 1 20 5Part 2 20 6

Shoes and boots, non-ceramic 15 9Small change, 1,000 years of 34 8Souvenirs of the Grand Tour 44 8Sovereign cases 20 2Stamp cases 21 10Steam locomotives, model 9 12Stirrup cups 41 9Taxidermy 39 10Telephones 39 1Television sets 37 6Thetford pulpware 19 9Thimbles 34 1Tins, biscuit 6 11Tins, British 27 4Trays, gilt, for Christmas 24 7Typewriters, price review 33 3Unusual collectors’ items 31 3Victorian nodding figures 7 4Victorian peepshows 8 11

8

Walking sticks, dual purpose8 12Walking sticks, horse race 19 7Watch stands 38 10Wax portraits, Samuel Percy 46 8Wireless sets, collecting early 10 10Wireless sets, Kenmac Radio 14 6Women’s Movement

memorabilia 33 8Zeppelin, for Christmas 15 6

COMMEMORATIVES (See alsoCeramics)Commemorative medallions Pt I 41 7

Pt II 41 8Commemoratives 18 3Edward VIII coronation mugs 18 4Royal commemorative ceramics 47 2Souvenirs of the Great

Exhibition 18 9

DECORATIVE ARTS20th cent. design at auction 41 1British 20th cent., auction report 35 3British 20th cent., price review 33 3British 20th cent., price review 36 3British 20th cent., price review 37 3Paul Reeves sale 43 1

DESIGNERSBenson, W.A.S. 38 6Crane, Walter, at Rode 39 5Day, Lewis Foreman 41 10Day, Lucienne 36 1Knox, Archibald 36 7McKnight Kauffer, Edward 42 1Murray, Keith 21 11Murray, Keith, glass of 41 9Nash, Paul 28 6Stabler, Harold & Phoebe 42 1Walton, George 29 1

DOLLS AND DOLLS ̓HOUSESA doll for Christmas 16 719th cent. bisque

shoulder-headed 10 10Antique 14 3Antique 15 3Antique and period Part 1 3 4

Part 2 3 5Auction feature 9 7Chinese man and his costumes 43 1Current prices 5 11Dashing doll for Christmas 25 7Definitely different 18 7Door of Hope Mission 42 10Dolls 2 2Dolls 12 5Dolls 13 2Dolls 18 7Dolls’ house furniture

(mass-produced) 21 8Dolls’ houses and furniture,

market 24 3Early wooden 12 6Eyes 17 11Fashion dolls and miniatures,

Evelyn Way Kendall collection 34 6Half-dolls 21 10Investing in 19 3Market for dolls 23 3Market for dolls 26 3Military dolls 36 5Price review 32 3Two dolls’ houses 19 7

DRINKING GLASSESAmen glass 23 7An important group of,

c.1830-50 14 51st July 1690 (Williamite) 4 518th cent. 1 618th cent. 2 318th cent. 2 818th cent. 3 218th cent. 5 718th cent. 9 4

18th. cent. 43 118th cent. bowls (for

beginners) 5 1118th cent. with pedestal stems 45 318th cent., why and how 26 1019th cent. wineglasses 23 9Balustroids, surprising 24 7Custard cups to drinking

boots 3 1Dwarf ales 15 8English 18 3Facet stemmed 3 3Fashionable 16 5Late Georgian Part 1 15 10

Part 2 15 11Opaque twist 15 7Opaque twist, 18th cent. 17 5Opaque twist stems, making 33 9Plain stem 20 7Rock crystal engraved 14 6Rummer, English 16 4Rummers 31 2Touch of glass at Christmas 16 6Tumblers 32 5Victorian stemmed 20 5Wineglasses for Christmas 29 7Wineglasses, price trends 14 7

EMBROIDERYCollecting only the best 11 1Embroidered caskets 29 7Embroidered dresses, babies’ 9 4Embroidered pictures 23 3Embroidery, the art of 9 1English Part 1 7 7


Flower embroidery, affordable 24 1Furnishings, needlework 36 1Orphreys 20 7Silkwork pictures 21 6Victorian 23 8Woolwork, by sailors & soldiers 42 4Woolwork pictures 39 6

ENAMELEarly English emamels 45 7Enamelled opera glasses 42 7Enamel signs 42 7English enamels 44 9English painted boxes


English painted, the etui 7 4

FAKESChairs 1 4Christmas decorations 33 7Conversations of a vetting

committee 15 6Fake, fabulous, altered or

conspiracy to deceivePart 1 18 11Part 2 19 5

Fakes and forgeries of British silver ware Part 1 7 1

Part 2 7 2Fakes in 19th cent. British

pottery 14 8Faking on a tight budget 4 4Oak armchair 18 11Old sheffield plate, fake and

repro. 5 9Longcase clocks Part 1 17 10

Part 2 17 11

FANSFan collecting 14 7Fan for Christmas 22 7Fans Part 1 5 2

Part 2 5 3Fans 8 12Fans 22 3Folding for Europe 19 8Lace on 17 9Lesser examples 15 10

Miniature 33 2Two fans 18 7Two fans 26 7

FIREMARKSAuction feature 10 12Firemarks 13 3Firemarks and history of fire

insurance 24 2Minor monuments 18 3

FIREPLACE FURNITUREFenders 25 4Fire-irons 28 2Fireplaces 37 7Grate revolution Part 1 16 7

Part 2 16 8

FURNITURE£100,000 is not

respectable? 23 818th cent., British interior Part 1 35 1

Part 2 35 518th cent., investment 28 318th cent., investment 29 318th cent., investment 30 318th cent., investment 31 318th cent., price review 32 318th cent., price review 33 318th cent., price review 34 318th cent., price review 35 318th cent., price review 36 318th cent., price review 37 318th cent., price review 38 319th cent., investment 28 319th cent., investment 29 319th cent., investment 30 319th cent., investment 31 319th cent., price review 32 319th cent., price review 35 319th cent., price review 36 319th cent., price review 37 319th cent., price review 38 319th and 20th cent., price review33 319th and 20th cent., price review34 319th cent., styles 31 620th cent. 34 720th cent. bureau 23 720th cent. Cotswold 23 1020th cent. furniture: how are the icons

getting on? 40 120th cent. furniture market 22 320th cent. furniture market 23 320th cent., investment 24 320th cent., investment 25 320th cent., investment 26 320th cent., investment 27 320th cent., price review 35 320th cent., price review 37 320th cent., price review 38 3ACC Furniture Index 2000 35 9ACC Furniture Index 2001 36 9ACC Furniture Index 2002 37 9ACC Furniture Index 2003 38 8ACC Furniture Index 2004 39 8ACC Furniture Index 2005 40 8ACC Furniture Index 2006 41 8ACC Furniture Index 2007 42 8ACC Furniture Index 2008 43 8ACC Furniture Index 2009 44 8ACC Furniture Index 2010 45 8ACC Furniture Index 2011 46 8ACC Furniture Index 2012 47 8Aesthetic monstrosity 27 7Age of oak? 23 1Albuera wood, what is it? 35 10Anglo-Irish furniture 32 8Antique in 1924 4 8Antique furniture business,

the end of an 21 6Antique furniture in the 21st

century 47 2Antique furniture: your first

safe buy 33 6Antique furniture, saleroom

prices 27 9

9

Art Deco 33 2Art Deco 37 6Arts and Crafts by Baillie Scott 40 3Arts and Crafts Movement


Arts and Crafts Movement 10 10Arts and Crafts Movement 32 5Arts & Crafts, Shapland & Petter 41 3As the fashion furnishes 26 7At auction from £25 36 1At Christie’s South

Kensington 23 5At Sotheby’s 23 2Bachelor’s chests, English 39 9Baldock, Beckford, Bridgens

and Bullock 23 8Bardic chairs 44 4Beds and bedroom

1700-1830 15 1Beds, four-poster 10 7Bedside cupboards, two 29 7Bentwood furniture 14 7Bible boxes 13 3Bible boxes 13 8Bookcase, revolving, mystery 41 1Bookcases, two Victorian 29 7Bookrest, a carved 14 6Boulle, an introduction 25 8Brass handles 1 11British 1880-1915 Part 1 12 8

Part 2 12 9British, are some prices

going down? 24 10Bureau, a closer look at 4 4Bureau, back to the 42 5Bureau, development of

Part 1 6 11Part 2 6 12Part 3 7 4Part 4 7 5

Bureau fit for a King 26 7Bureau, fruitwood 1 12Bureau, on buying a 30 8Bureaux 13 5Burges wardrobe 24 7Cabinet, walnut on stand

(altered) 5 11Cane-chair makers of England 35 8Canterburies 3 10Canterbury tales 29 7Card table for Christmas 28 7Card table for Christmas 30 7Card tables 34 9Care and handling of antique

furniture 33 9Carlton House writing tables 47 1Cast iron 27 10Cedarwood chest from Bermuda 38 2Cellaret 12 3Cellaret, sold on a 28 7Chairbacks for beginners 3 8Chair, earliest mahogany? 17 6Chair, Macclesfield 11 6Chair, Mendlesham 15 6Chair, Richard Hewett’s

Windsor 9 9Chair design in the 18th

cent. 8 5Chair design 1880-1905 12 11Chair, turkeywork seat 19 4Chairs to the end of the

17th cent. 2 1Chairs, tubular metal 30 6Chairs, 1700-1750 2 2Chairs, 1750-1800 2 3Chairs, 18th cent., two 28 7Chairs, children’s 6 10Chairs, Chippendale 13 6Chairs, country 2 5Chairs, country 8 6Chairs, Cromwellian 13 3Chairs, dining 1700-1740 5 2Chairs, dining, early

Victorian 28 7Chairs, dining pre-

Chippendale 5 4Chairs for a purpose 28 2Chairs, harlequin 12 10Chairs, Hepplewhite 13 6Chairs, joined arm- 13 9Chairs, Norman Shaw 15 4Chairs, oak, from South

Wales 27 4Chairs, Regency 2 6Chairs, solid splat cabriole-

legged 1700-1730 10 8Chairs, some cheaper 7 6Chairs, two Arts and Crafts 28 7Chairs, Victorian 2 7Chairs, Victorian balloon back 6 1Chairs, Windsor Part 1 2 8

Part 2 2 9Chairs, Windsor 9 2Chairs, Windsor from Rockley 8 10Chairs, Windsor, labelled

comb-back 11 12Changing values 11 11Changing values 13 11Channel Islands furniture 46 1Chest, alchemist’s 17 6Chest - can anyone help? 15 8Chest - can anyone help? 15 10Chest of drawers, choosing a

Part 1 36 6Part 2 36 8

Chest of drawers, double, Georgian 40 2

Chest of drawers, Restoration 37 1Chests, oak, domestic,

1500-1610 47 4Chests of drawers, early 1 8Chests of drawers, 1860-1730 1 9Chests of drawers, 1740-1840 1 10Chests of drawers for

Christmas 14 6Chests of drawers for

Christmas 29 7Chests of drawers, moulded

front, 1660-1700 44 4Chests of drawers, mouldings 1 12Chests, good Georgian brown 14 3Chests, oak 34 1Chests, straight fronted 13 6Chests, two walnut 4 12Chiffonier, the changing 42 10Chinese, 19th cent. 9 8Chinese export 12 2Chinese influences on early

Georgian furniture 42 3Chippendale, Thomas 40 8Christmas chairs 26 7Christmas offerings 22 7Christmas offerings 23 7Christie’s auction 21 1Christie’s auction 21 4Christie’s auction 21 10Christie’s recent sales 21 9Clive Sherwood Collection 37 4Coalbrookdale hallstand 24 7Coffers, oak 6 4Coke Collection at Christie’s 31 8Collecting, in 19th cent. 36 6Colour and surface 47 4Colour of 16 5Commode for Christmas 24 7Commode, Harrington 46 1Commodes 3 8Commodes, Chippendale 21 9Commodes, Sir Roger

Newdigate’s 26 2Continental alternative 39 10Continental furniture 12 6Continental furniture 14 3Continental furniture 16 3Continental furniture 26 3Continental furniture, 19th

cent 23 3Continental furniture, 19th

cent 24 3Continental, popular periods 13 2Conversations of a vetting

committee (1) 13 11(2) 14 2(3) 14 5(4) 14 10(5) 15 1(6) 15 4(8) 15 8(9) 15 10

(10) 16 1(11) 16 3(12) 16 4(13) 16 6(14) 16 10(15) 17 1(16) 17 3(17) 17 5

Communication from 17 6(18) 17 8(19) 17 10

Corner cupboards 19 3Corner cupboards 36 2Corner cupboards 45 2Corner cupboards and

cabinets 7 12Country dealer’s log book 43 4Country furniture 8 9Country furniture 9 4Country furniture 10 4Country furniture 11 4Country furniture 12 5Country furniture 13 2Country furniture 14 3Country furniture 15 3Country furniture 16 3Country furniture 19 3Country furniture 20 3Country furniture 22 3Country furniture 23 3Country furniture 24 3Country furniture 25 3Country furniture 26 3Country furniture 27 3Country furniture and primitive art,

sale report 32 8Country furniture, art of 42 4Country furniture at Sotheby’s 8 4Country furniture, British 31 5Country furniture, colour and

patination in 34 4Country furniture, dated 39 4Country furniture dealer, tribute 45 4Country furniture, regional traits 33 4Country-made, timbers of 12 4Country, prices moving

upwards 12 7Country seats 28 7Country side tables 38 4Credenzas, cabinets and

contradictions, Victorian 46 6Cubbord with locke and key 10 2Cutlery boxes 31 1Davenports, a tale of two 39 2Day, Robin, three cabinets 36 7Decorative 21 3Decorative, 19th cent. 18 3Delightful oddities! 35 4Dendrochronology and the study

of furniture 34 2Desks, kneehole 3 11Dining room 1730-1830 16 2Display cabinets 26 2Display cabinets & credenzas,

Victorian 44 1Dough bins 41 4Drawing the line 25 1Dresser base, caveat

emptor 15 5Dresser bases, two English 11 11Dresser, breakfront, ‘Anglesey’ 31 7Dressers, on buying 30 4Dressers, English 8 1Dressers, pine, Welsh,

1750-1870 11 12Dressers, Welsh 2 2Dressers, Welsh 7 8Dressers, Welsh, history of 43 4

10

Dressing chairs, Georgian 44 6Dressing table, fruitwood 1 11Dressing table, kneehole 4 7Dryad cane 19 9Dumb waiters 13 6Dumb waiters 45 1Dumfries House 42 7Dutch and Anglo-Dutch 8 12Easement, furniture of

Part 1 13 10Part 2 13 11

Ebonised, late 19th cent. 12 1Edwardian 18 8Edwardian exuberance 33 7Edwardian furniture

catalogues 10 3Egyptian, ancient & revivals 41 3Elizabethan revival 23 11English, 1880-1940 12 5English, 20th cent. 16 3European, 19th cent. 27 3‘Exceptional 12’ furniture sale 43 3Exhibition pieces & exhibitions 41 5Fake, fabulous, altered or

conspiracy to deceivePart 1 18 11Part 2 19 5

Fakes, ‘potential’, walnutescritoire 2 12

‘Feeding the Wood’ 38 7Feet and legs for beginners 3 7Fifties Contemporary Revival 39 1Fine 18th. cent. 9 4Fine English at Christie’s 39 2Finishes 16 8Fireside chair, 1928-1940,

development of 24 6First sale of decade 24 11Fletton Tower sale 29 10Folding chairs 24 8Folding tables Part I 37 2

Part II 37 8Part III 37 10

Ford & Son, Sheffield 28 1French 29 6French, 19th cent. 17 3French, 19th cent., collecting 24 9French and Italian 8 11French, art nouveau 19 3French furniture, glossary

of terms 40 5French furniture styles

Part 1 14 9Part 2 14 11Part 3 15 2Part 4 15 5Part 5 15 7Part 6 15 9

French provincial 26 4French side cabinets, two 30 7From the north west 29 4Furniture as fine art? 23 7Gap widens, the 18 3Georgian brown 13 2Georgian brown 14 3Georgian brown 15 3Georgian brown 16 3Georgian brown 17 3Georgian brown 18 3Georgian brown 19 3Georgian brown 20 3Georgian brown, a review 41 6Georgian, early, Chinese

influences on 42 3Georgian furnishing in town

house 27 5Georgian gentleman’s

dining-room 31 8Georgian provincial 9 5Getting it in proportion 27 7Gillingham Collection, auction

report 35 2Gillows of Lancaster and

London 43 3Gillows, the glory of 39 6Gillows records 20 9

Gillows work table 19 6Goodwin sideboard 20 4Good, better, best 24 7Gordon Russell 44 6Gordon Russell’s 14 4Gordon Russell’s 19 6Gothic revivals 22 7Grosvenor House Fair,

furniture at 4 3Harewood furniture 42 9Harewood State Bed restored 35 7Heal’s 25 6Heal, Ambrose, designs 38 1High Victorian 27 8Home, 17th cent. 20 11‘Horsebone’ chairs, early 36 9House on my wall 26 7Hutch, oak 14 11Influence of Victorian

Exhibitions 11 2Invalid table 34 6Investment, market for antique

furniture as 38 5Is it or isn’t it?

(Competition) 17 3Is it or isn’t it? (Answers) 17 6Joined stools, early 39 4Joints 29 8July 2000 furniture sales 35 6Knife boxes 13 6‘Lace’ boxes, late 17th cent. 40 8Lacquer, Oriental and English 21 2Lacquerware, Oriental, trade in 36 10Leaves for the table 25 7Liberty’s art nouveau 27 2Liberty’s, collecting 47 9Library furniture 1750-1830 14 6Life and letters of a furniture

freak 18 6Linen presses 40 9Linke, Francois 38 5Lorimer, Robert Stodart and

Mackintosh, Charles Rennie 38 6Lowboys, looking at 46 4Lowboys, side, pad feet,

square leg 13 7Mackintosh, Charles Rennie and

Lorimer, Robert Stodart 38 6Mahogany 22 3Mahogany 23 3Mahogany, 1740-1840 11 4Mahogany, 18th cent.,

chests 22 5Mahogany, 18th cent.,

investment 24 3Mahogany, 18th cent.,



investment 27 3Mahogany, advent of 16 10Mahogany, chest of drawers 31 7Mahogany early 17 3Mahogany early 25 10Mainly ‘Progressive’ 14 8Makepeace, John 41 1Maker’s label, John Coxed 2 3Making things like they used to 44 8Manchineel 39 3‘Manorial’ furniture at auction 42 2Marble tops and hairy feet 22 11Market moves up 28 9Market trends in 19th cent. 9 6Market, provincial 21 11Marquetry and inlay, late

Victorian 20 6Mercy seat 9 9Metal of R. W. Winfield 19 10Military furniture 19 11Miniature furniture Part 1 2 10

Part 2 3 2Mirror for Christmas 24 7Mirrors 17 2Mirrors, 18th cent. 31 2Mirrors, Chippendale 13 8

Modern British furnituredesigners 26 9

Modernist 16 3Monsters of the antique

world Part 1 9 11Part 2 16 11Part 3 17 2Part 4 17 4

Mouldings 14 2‘Mouseman’ at auction 40 4‘Mouseman’, Robert

Thompson 26 6Myths of English Furniture History:

Anglo-Dutch part I 34 5Anglo-Dutch part II 34 8Cuban mahogany 32 8Great frost of 1709 and walnut ‘famine’ 32 6Laburnum wood furniture 33 2Mulberry wood furniture by

Coxed and Woster 33 5Queen Anne chair 35 2Red walnut 32 10Rosewood 33 8

Night tables 45 10Not always what it seems 29 2Nyetimber Manor contents, auction

report 36 6Oak 4 11Oak 6 8Oak 12 5Oak and country 20 11Oak and country, investment30 3Oak and country, market review 41 4Oak and country, the market

for 22 1Oak, a new book on 14 1Oak, auction feature 9 3Oak, Bramcote Manor collection 36 4Oak, Burrell collection 11 8Oak, chest, Boughton

Monchelsea 34 9Oak, current state 26 10Oak, dating northern English 9 11Oak, early 9 4Oak, early 11 4Oak, early 13 2Oak, early 14 3Oak, early 15 3Oak, early 16 3Oak, early 17 3Oak, early 18 3Oak, early 19 3Oak, early 20 3Oak, early 21 3Oak, early 22 3Oak, early 24 3Oak, early 25 3Oak, early 26 3Oak, early 27 3Oak, early 28 3Oak, early 29 3Oak, early 31 3Oak, early, in context 31 4Oak, fake 15 6Oak, fake armchair 18 11Oak, early, for various budgets 35 4Oak, forms of turning in

early English 10 12Oak, Glos. and Som. 11 1Oak, language of 12 3Oak, later carved 3 9Oak, mythology of 11 10Oak sale, report 36 3Oak sale, Sotheby’s 16 4Oak, Salisbury and S. Wilts 11 5Oak, spindle cupboard 23 7Oak, Sotheby’s auction 21 7Oak, tendencies in the price

of early 10 4Oak, tree-ring analysis 11 6Oak and walnut, auction

feature 9 8Old furniture, better value 21 5Only a few bargains 25 9Oriental, 19th cent. 13 2

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Oriental reciprocal influences 13 1Painted, early 24 4Parry Collection Part I 32 2

Part II 32 4Partridgewood 38 10Past imperfect 43 8Patent metamorphic

1780-1830 13 9Patina, importance of 18 2Patina, importance of 28 5Patination, skin deep 18 7Pattern books, furnishing

your house and garden inthe 1760s 21 4

Pedestal occasional tables 15 3Pembroke tables 44 3Pembroke tables, two 30 7Pine 9 4Pine 9 12Pine 27 4Pine, quality in 9 9Pot, two for the 16 7Press cupboards, mahogany 13 2Price guide review 27 1Price revisions 1994 29 9Prices 20 5Prices 20 7Prices 22 8Prices 32 9Prices at Christie’s 20 8Prices, changes in, 1988/9 23 9Prices, likely trends in 1992 26 8Prices, movements in 30 10Prices, movements in 34 10Prices, new auction season 24 8Prices, oak 22 4Prices of 19th cent. 11 4Prices, the random factor 21 6Price trends 33 10Prices, unlikely to drop further 26 5Problems of pricing 20 4Quality in British 25 5Regency, sale of Edward

James collection 21 8Regency, richness of 43 6Regency taste 1790-1830 31 10Respectable reproductions 23 3Review of spring sales 43 2Revolving bookcase mystery 15 4Richly engraved with urns 10 1Rococo mahogany stands 27 7Roofed bookcase 17 6Rosewood, why is it called

rosewood? 47 3Russell, Gordon 44 6‘Rustic’ or ‘rural’ 32 4Saleroom notes 25 2Salisbury Joiners’ Company in

the 17th cent. 19 11Scandinavian furniture 1930-75 35 7Scottish Highland country

furniture 39 4Scottish Lowland vernacular 40 4Settles 10 5Settles 19 11Shapland & Petter 41 3Sideboard pedestals 14 6Sideboards, 1760s-1840 19 11Sideboards

Pt I: Georgian & Regency 45 7Pt II: William IV & Victorian 46 2

Sideboards, quality in 11 1Sitting comfortably 27 7Small furniture for the early

cottage 11 3Snakewood in 17th cent. furnituremaking 32 1Sobell, Sir Michael,

collection 29 5Sofas & settees, part I 38 4

part II 38 9part III 39 2

Sofa tables, late Georgian andRegency 47 5

Sotheby’s auction 21 8Spanish and Spanish-Moorish 9 1

Spice cupboard, oak 14 6Stewart, Charles 9 9Stool, a joined, discussed 9 1Stools Part 1 5 10

Part 2 5 11Part 3 5 12

Stools, two joined 18 7Stools, Victorian 6 2Table, Colonel Pickering’s 19 7Tables, card Part 1 4 6

Part 2 4 8Table, Chippendale writing 9 10Table, cricket 18 7Table, hexagonal 16 8Table, hunt the 17 7Tables, dining in a country

cottage 8 4Table, Dutch 17th cent. 8 10Table fit for a King 25 7Tables, dining, choosing 28 8Tables, gate-leg Part 1 5 8

Part 2 5 9Table, occasional, a closer look 10 11Tables, Regency, library and

writing 3 4Tables, side Part 1 2 10

Part 2 2 11Part 3 2 12Part 4 3 1Part 5 3 2

Tables, sofa 10 9Table, 18th cent. tripod 5 6Tables, long, then & now 39 7Tables, tripod 1 12Tables, tripod, small

mid-Georgian 22 9Tables, work, Regency and

Victorian 41 10Table-talk 24 7Tallboys, two 18 6Tallboys, two walnut 6 3Thomas Chippendale 21 2Timber, sources of, in oak

furniture 26 1Tortoiseshell 20 2Travel, furniture for

1760-1860 22 2Travelling and campaigning

1790-1850 19 2Tripod furniture 39 5Tunbridgeware casket 22 7Turkeywork backstool 16 6Turkeywork seat 19 4Twenty years on, prices 23 1Two pairs of courtly chairs 25 7Upholstery for collectors 37 5Victorian, at auction 6 7Victorian and Edwardian 16 3Victorian cabinetmaking, some aspects

of 30 2Victorian carved oak 24 1Victorian, Edwardian and

1920s 17 3Victorian, Edwardian and repro. 13 2Victorian, Edwardian and repro. 14 3Victorian fruitwood kidney-

shaped table 16 6Victorian furniture design 6 6Victorian London, forgotton

furniture makers of 24 2Victorian, investment 24 3Victorian, investment 25 3Victorian, investment 26 3Victorian, investment 27 3Victorian, luxury furniture

makers 23 2Victorian, mid 23 3Victorian, revivals of 18th cent. 10 6Victorian, rococo revival 23 6Victorian, signed 19 3Visiting a dealer 4 9Visiting a dealer 5 1Walnut, 1690-1740 20 3Walnut, English 1 1Walnut, early English 2 3Walnut, games tables, two 19 7

Walnut, please, somedocumented 23 7

Walnut, Queen Anne 17 3Walnuts for Christmas! 26 7Wardrobes 11 9Wardrobes 40 9Washstand, an unusual 11 1Washstands and other bedroom

articles (English country) 35 4Webbing, development of

English 19 1Welsh 19 11Welsh domestic 9 3Welsh rural desk, 18th cent . 28 4What of the future? 24 5What’s in a chair 23 4‘Wicker’ furniture 31 9William Morris sofa 15 6Windsor chair, attributable 38 4Windsor chair, English,

tradition 25 4Windsor chair, oil to Olympia 39 4Windsor chairs, Perceval-

Compton, encore 42 7Windsors at West Wycombe 47 1Wine furniture 22 6Wood carving on Victorian

furniture 22 10Woodworking and carving

machinery Part 1 12 12Part 2 13 4

GAMESBackgammon boards 29 7Collecting antique and vintage 45 1Collecting old 13 7Gaming antiques 18 9Gaming counters, Chinese

export 28 5Gaming counters, Chinese

export, fake 29 7Cribbage boards 20 10Horse-racing 28 4Jigsaw puzzles, British,

1760-1900 34 11900-1939 34 6

Jigsaws, Chad Valley publicity 37 3Miniature croquet set for

Christmas 22 7Ornament for Christmas 29 7Playing cards 12 5Playing cards 43 10Playing card gift for Christmas 14 6Playing cards, for Christmas 18 7Solitaire and turned boards 27 5Spellicans, dissected puzzles

and old table games 21 6

GARDEN ANTIQUESAncestral seats 37 1Artifical stone garden

ornaments 26 4Coalbrookdale garden furniture 32 7Collecting garden bygones 24 1Come into the garden 25 1Garden antiques 31 1Garden ornament, price review 36 3Garden ornaments in lead 22 7Garden statuary, investment 26 3Garden statuary, market for 30 3Garden syringes, brass 34 4Implements & tools 39 3Iron and lead statuary,

investment 24 3Lead cisterns 20 4Look or investment? 26 7Pair of bronze vases 23 6Punch figures, two 30 7Summer-houses, Victorian

and Edwardian 33 4Urns 46 3

GENERALA Hundred Years On 36 8,36 9, 36 10, 37 1, 37 2, 37 4, 37 5,37 7, 37 9

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A new experience 18 5Antique dealers are human 11 4Antiques in Ireland, visit to 5 1Antiques insurance 32 7Are you looking after your

collection? 39 3BADA Fair 31 9Behind the catalogue 19 4Booty from the country

builder 10 5Charles Horner of Halifax


Collecting on a tight budget 6 9Collectors talking 36 8Collectors talking 36 10Creating the past 44 2Dealers’ choice 37 4Dear Father Christmas... 32 7Discriminating thief, postscript 42 10Fashion and faking 19 8Folk art, auction report 24 4Georgian dessert 29 2How much is it worth? 41 6Humidity 21 5Humidity control & conservation 37 9Identification of coats of

arms Part 1 12 8Part 2 12 9Part 3 12 10

International Ceramics Fair 31 3Internet, thoughts on 34 7Ivory, is it? 14 8Junk, price of 4 1LAPADA Show 31 5‘Little Things Please’ 37 7Looking after antiques 38 2Metal detecting 35 4Mounting and framing water-

colours 32 5Museums – see MuseumsOld Hall Japan Works,

Wolverhampton 23 6Olympia Fair 1996 31 3Ormolu 5 7Parson Woodforde 6 1Picture frames 7 6Pictures - how to hang, frame

& mount 43 5Portobello Road 45 1Portobello Road, return to 3 2Price Trends before, during and afterthe Recession 32 3Puzzle pieces 13 4Quality, price and the

collector 1 7Rediscovered furniture 44 2Registry marks, details of 1 10Ring, the 20 1Search for a ship 15 7Second-best? 24 11Shopping in Regent Street by

night 38 5Society of Women Artists 41 1Some rights and wrongs 14 5Starting from scratch


Stationers’ Hall 9 10Tribute to Derek Green 45 4Upholstery for collectors 37 5Victorian sales at Christie’s 7 3Wallpapers, dating 13 8Welsh Sale, report 36 2Westminster Cathedral,

treasures of 39 9What is a valuation worth? 32 6Young generation of watercolour

dealers 40 10

GLASS (See also Drinking Glasses)20th cent. 34 720th cent., an introduction to

collecting 39 120th cent., greatest hits 40 1Animals 45 6

Antique glass market 23 3Antique glass, price trends in 22 8Apsley Pellatt, glass pioneer 46 3A toast for Christmas 19 7Antique or modern? 11 5Art glass Part 1 13 4

Part 2 13 5Auction report 18 10Bagleys of Knottingley 28 2Beadwork, European,

1700-1950s 45 2Beilby enamelled glass 30 7Beilby enamelled glass 46 2Beilby, or is it? 27 7Betts, Thomas, London

glass-cutter 24 2Bohemian 44 9Bottles, antique glass 35 9Bristol 9 8Bristol blue glass? 31 7British and Irish, investment 24 3British and Irish, investment 25 3British and Irish, investment 28 3British cameo glass 22 6British cut glass 15 5British, investment 27 3Chandelier restored 34 9Cheap antique 17 2Chinese 23 6Collecting, changing fashions in 32 9Coloured, first half 19th

cent. 6 8Coloured, more about

Victorian 16 2Coloured pressed 19th cent.

Part 1 18 4Part 2 18 8

Coloured, some notes on 16 8Contemporary British 29 1Contemporary, market in 23 3Contemporary, market in 26 3Cranberry 14 10Cranberry 33 7Curiosities of Georgian

glassmaking 31 5Curiosities of Victorian

glassmaking 31 6Custard cups 11 7Custard cups and jellyglasses 20 9

Cut glass, 19th cent. 22 7Cut glass, British, 1745-95 39 6Cut glass, British, 20th cent.

Part I, pre-war 37 6Part II, post-war 37 9

Cut glass, early 19th cent. 6 5Cut glass, first English 36 9Cut glass, geometric 21 8Damage & restoration 38 9Decanters,

birth of 34 11750-1950 34 2buying 34 6

Decanters, evolution ofEnglish Part 1 9 11

Part 2 10 1Decanters, evolution of shapes 38 9Decanters, Victorian

Part 1 14 7Part 2 14 8

Decoration Part 1 20 1Part 2 20 4

Decoration on Englishpre-1800 13 8

Designer in glass industry,1930-1960 26 6

Dessert glasses, 18th cent. 46 9Dresser, Christopher, and Thomas

Webb & Sons 42 3Drinking - see Drinking

GlassesEarly English, outstanding

events 1970-1985 21 4Edwardian, forgotten beauty of 44 1Enamelled glassware, Stuart

crystal 25 6

English 10 5English 16 3English and continental

(auction preview) 10 8English 19th cent. 12 4English 19th cent. pressed 16 9English, engraved, 1800-40 45 7English opaque-white 17 6Fake & reproduction, 20th century

‘antique’ glassware 36 7Fishy paperweight 27 7Flasks from the past 28 7For £50 and under 40 7French art deco 6 9French art 10 8French art, investment 27 3French opaline 16 6Gallé, Emile, glassware of 6 3Gallé vase for Christmas 25 7German enamelled 27 7Glass 19 3Glass 22 3Glass 26 3Glasshouses 26 2Glass market 17 3Glass market review 41 6Glass, price review 31 3Glass, price review 32 3Glass, price review 33 3Glass, price review 34 3Glass, price review 35 3Glass, price review 36 3Glass, price review 37 3Glass, price review 38 3Glass, price review 38 8Glass, price review 39 8Glass sales at Sotheby’s 7 1Grosvenor House 4 3Hip flasks 39 9Hyacinth, root or bulb

glasses 14 9Imperfections in 11 1In the saleroms, 1994 29 8Investing in English 15 3Investment 21 3Investment 29 3Investment 30 3Irish glass, auction report 35 7Lalique 23 5London cut glass 22 2Micromosaics, Roman 28 1Monart: 20th cent. Scottish

art glass 22 5Moulded, 19th cent. glassware 35 2Moulded, British, table-glass 34 9Moulded pedestal stem 20 4Murray, Keith, glass of 41 9Nailsea 4 1Nailsea, the doubtful origins

of 16 6Opaque twist glass 34 5Opaque twist stems, making 33 9Oriental influences on Victorian 44 9Paperweights - see PaperweightsParkington Collection, British glass,

sale report 32 7Plain, make it 18 7Post-war 18 3Powell, James, & Sons

(Whitefriars) Ltd Part 1 29 2Part 2 29 5

Pressed glass, 19th cent. 35 6Pressed glass, 20th cent. part 1 35 9

part 2 36 2Pressed is best 24 1Prominent landmarks 20 3Regency cut glass jug 25 7Roman 19 7Roman 24 11Rum choice? 28 7Salts, Georgian, 1765-1800 40 9Scandinavian, modern 18 9Scandinavian for Christmas 17 6Scent bottles, auction report 35 7Soda versus lead 15 1Sparkling Christmas 24 7

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Sport on glass 47 3Stained glass 19 1Stevens & Williams, 19th cent. 42 9Stevens & Williams, 20th cent. 43 3Stevenson, Dr Harwood collection,

auction report 34 9Stirrup cups 41 9Sunderland Bridge on glass 30 5Swedish glassworks 42 1Tableware design, a bold

experiment in 19 6Thomas Webb & Sons, and

Christopher Dresser 42 3Threaded glassware 24 9Tiffany, the magician 36 6Tumblers 32 5Two night-lights 26 7United Glass & Alexander Hardie

Williamson 44 7Venetian 18 11Venetian 26 7Venetian 27 10Victorian glass, design

influences on 25 10Webb Corbett 45 9Webb, scent bottle 29 7Webb, Thomas & Sons Part I 47 9Whitefriars, Part I 1900-1960 43 9Whitefriars, Part II 1960-1980 44 3Window glass wares, 19th

cent. 15 4Wineglass coolers and finger

bowls 28 5Wineglass for Christmas 29 7

GOLDGold and its hallmarks 21 4

HAIR ORNAMENTSHair jewellery 12 4Hair ornaments 11 7Hair ornaments, 19th cent. 14 10Hair ornaments, 20th cent. 15 11Hair ornaments, collectable

Part 1 36 6Part 2 36 8

HATPINOLOGYHairpins, hatpins and tiepins 18 8Hatpin holders Part 1 21 8

Part 2 23 5Hatpinology 9 8Hatpins, two 19 7

HORNCountry and craft articles 17 2Domestic articles 17 5Drinking and smoking with 16 8

HOUSE SALES AND COLLECTIONSA house on the Wiltshire Downs 43 1Althorp Attics 45 5Aynhoe Park sale 47 7Barnby Moor House,

Nottinghamshire 34 10Benacre Hall, Lowestoft 35 1Boughton Monchelsea Place,

Kent 32 9Chatsworth Attics 45 7Cheselbourne Manor,

Dorchester 34 6Clifton Hampden Manor House 35 6Cowdray sale 46 6David Style sale 39 9Easton Neston 40 3Eaton Square, private collection 40 8Exceptional Eye, pictures 45 5Fasque 43 3Great Brampton House 43 7HRH The Prince Henry, Duke of

Gloucester, property from 40 10HRH The Princess Margaret, Countess

of Snowdon 41 7Ingram Collection, watercolours 40 8Leverhulme Collection at Thornton

Manor 36 5

Old Rectory, Banningham 39 2Powderham Castle & Seaton

Delaval 44 7Property from two ducal

collections 39 7Reeves, Paul, sale 43 1Scone Palace and Blairquhan 42 3Scott Collection of British

pictures 43 5Seaton Delaval & Powderham

Castle 44 7Shrubland Park, Suffolk 41 6Thorockmorton, Lady Isabel

collection 45 5Tissington Hall, Derbyshire,

collections from 43 10Warner, Roger, Collection 44 4

ISLAMIC ARTCandlesticks, two 19 10Investment 25 3

JADECollecting smaller jades 27 6Chinese carvings 24 3Jade 4 2Monkey business in jade 23 7

JEWELLERY19th cent., Antiquarian

Movement and revivedstyles 26 1

Antique chrysolite 10 11Antique and Victorian 10 4Antique and Victorian 15 3Art deco 38 1Art deco brooch for

Christmas 24 7Artists’ 23 10Art nouveau 13 1Art Nouveau 46 7Arts and Crafts, British 26 6Beads 30 7Berlin iron 7 8Betrothal ring, buying 25 1Boer War, commemorative 34 5Brooches, nanny 39 2Brooch from the East 15 6Butterfly brooches, two 29 7Cameos 19 7Cameos and intaglios 29 2Cameos, souvenir copies of

Thorvaldsen 41 5Caveat emptor 21 7Charles Horner of Halifax


Chatelaines 29 5Chatelaines, parting with a

collection 35 1Christmas 7 8Chrysolite and diamond

brooch 14 6Coral 37 1Costume, for Christmas 23 7Costume jewellery 46 8Cravat pins, late 18th and early

19th cent. 47 5Cristallo-ceramie brooch 14 6Cuff-links 23 10Current trends 11 4Cut steel 9 8Cut steel, Matthew Boulton 28 9Diamond brooches 20 7Enamel jewellery 40 7Floral tradition in European 31 1Garnets 19 3Garnet topped doublets 30 1Georgian daytime jewellery 42 7Georgian paste 43 7Glass 22 7Gold pendants 20 7Hair jewellery 12 4Haskell, Miriam 32 2Holmes, William Fredrick 28 2Horner, Charles, jewellery

and accessories 28 6Inlaid marble jewellery 33 1Jensen, Georg, jewellery 42 7Jet, Victorian Part 1 18 4

Part 2 18 5Jewellery 16 3Jewellery 18 3Jewellery 21 3Jewellery, 20th cent. 18 6Jewellery, 20th cent. 19 7Jewellery, 1870-1920 16 3Jewellery to Wear:

Berlin ironwork 36 2Cut steel 35 8Mourning jewellery 35 1Scottish pebble 35 5

Jewellery market 22 3Jewellery market 24 3Jewellery market 25 3Jewellery market 27 3Jewellery market 28 3Jewellery market 31 3Jewellery market 33 3Jewellery, May 1979 14 3Locket, the age of the 25 5Locket for Christmas 17 6Marcasite 25 7Mosaic 32 1Murphy, Harry (1884-1939) 33 1Name brooches, Victorian 30 1Nanny brooches 39 2Paper necklace, a 19 7Paste, antique 9 3Paste brooch, an 18th cent.? 9 1Paste, Georgian 43 7Pearl 13 5Pearls for Christmas 27 7Piqué 6 9Posy rings 46 1Pre-Raphaelite 22 6Reverse intaglio crystals, two 30 7Rings, 19th cent. British 26 5Scandinavian 30 1Scottish, two brooches 26 7Silver ear-rings, a pair 18 7Silver novelty, 1880-1914 22 11Stickpins 6 12Tiaras, Art Deco 37 1Tortoiseshell piqué 33 7Traditional 20 11Victorian commemorative Jubilee32 6Watchcock 6 11

KITCHENALIAChopper 16 6Christmas kitchenalia 32 7Collecting kitchenalia part I: brass,

copper, ceramics & tinware 42 4part II: treen 42 5

Cooking vessels, bronze,English 39 4

Jelly moulds 9 7Jelly moulds 29 7Kitchen gadgets, Victorian 28 4Kitchen relics 5 5Rolling pins 43 4Skillets, bell metal 27 4Weighing in the kitchen 31 8

LACECost of 15 9Dating of 15 2Edwardian for Christmas 22 7Genoese 18 9Imitations and fakes 21 9Investing in 20 3Is it real? 22 6Lace Part 1 8 4

Part 2 8 5Lace 16 3Lace 39 6Lace for Christmas 17 6Lace for Christmas 23 7Lace on fans 17 9Machine 20 8Quality in 18 7

14

Recognising the altered 22 11Terms 14 10

LEATHERBottels 24 4The Ox: items from leather,

horn and bone 32 4

LIGHTING20th cent., some early 39 1Duplex oil lamps 11 7Lamp for Christmas 16 7Light fittings, price review 36 3Lighting the 17th cent. home20 11Making fire and light in the

early home 20 11Miner’s safety lamp 7 7Oil lamps 7 11Shedding light on two lamps 27 7Vestibule and swing bracket

lamps 7 1218th cent. cottage 14 8

MAPSAdmiralty charts 29 4An investment portfolio 15 3Antiquarian maps,

investment 25 3Atlases,an introduction 47 3Blaeu and Jansson 12 12Blueback charts 32 4Christopher Saxton 15 1County, antique 37 4English county Part 1 12 5

Part 2 12 6English county 14 3Holy Land 15 6Investing in antique maps 38 5Map market, the 18 3Map market, the 22 8Oddities and curiosities 17 8Old maps 1985 19 9John Ogilby 16 5John Ogilby and his

followers 12 1Reviewing the map trade 17 3Road map for Christmas 30 7John Speed 11 1Ten year trends 27 1Wardington sale at Sotheby’s 40 7

MARINE ARTCeramic seaside souvenirs 35 8Diving equipment, early 33 10Maritime sale, auction report 358Napoleonic French prisoner of

war ship models 44 8Ocean liner postcards 35 8Our maritime heritage 25 4Shellwork 37 8Shipbuilders’ models 25 3Shipbuilders’ models 38 4Ships in bottles 20 9Ships’ models 8 1Ship models Part 1 19 4

Part 2 19 5Part 3 19 6

Ship models 33 10Ship timber souvenirs 31 4Yachting art 1850-1950 34 10

MEASURESBoxwood rulers 26 4British, for spirits 41 3Gauge a gauge 27 7Measures 10 5Scales and balances 38 1Scales, ‘candlestick’ postal 16 2Scales, grain testing 18 8Scales, letter and parcel 12 8Scales, money, English,

1632-1916 12 10Slide and scale 13 11Weights and measures,

standard 14 9Weights, collecting 12 12

Weights, markings on old 17 4Wool weights 12 3

MEDALSBritish 13 2British campaign 11 4British campaign and

decorations 12 5Commemorative 12 5History repeating itself 38 7Medals, a difficult choice 31 7Medals, orders and

decorations 14 3No medals for Christmas 17 6Two favourite groups 15 6Two groups 20 7Victorian 10 7

MEDICAL ANTIQUESBleeding antiques Part 1 18 11

Part 2 19 1Part 3 19 2

Dental items, collectable 11 9Electro-medical apparatus 23 8Eye baths Part 1 18 9

Part 2 18 11Eye baths, more about 22 4Medicine chests, domestic,

orthodox or allopathic 15 7Medicine chests, domestic,

homeopathic 15 8Phlebotomy and its

instruments 22 8Requiem at Phillips 18 8

METALWORKAffordable 19th and 20th cent. 40 6All that glisters… Part 1 17 9

Part 2 17 11Postscript 18 4

American mixed metalware 30 6Arts and crafts and art

nouveau, investment 24 3Base-metal candlesticks 13 7Base-metal candlesticks 17 3Base-metal spoons 2 9Base-metal spoons 15 4Base metal spoons 24 4Brass, 18th cent., silver form 28 1Brass and other metalware,

market review 46 4Brass and pewter, market

summary 23 3Brasses, horse 37 4Brass candlesticks 1 12Brass candlesticks Part 1 4 7

Part 2 4 9Part 3 4 10

Brass candlesticks, collecting 31 4Brass, domestic 36 4Brass, the family 19 3Britannia metal 1 2Britannia metal 12 3Britannia metal teapots 1 11Britannia metal teapots revisited 38 4British pewter and brass, the

market in 22 1Bromsgrove Guild 28 4Bronze cooking vessels,

English 39 4Cast brass soup tureen 14 6Chatelaines 29 5Close plate 11 12Collecting metalwork 6 5Collecting base metalwork 10 7Colour of metalwork 10 7Copper, British domestic 33 4Cutlery, neglected 14 2Damascened metalwork 35 6Dresser, Christopher,

metalwork of 26 6Dresser, Christopher, metalwork

designs of 33 8Ember tongs for Christmas 25 7English art nouveau and arts

and crafts metalwork

1880-1930 Part 1 7 9Part 2 7 10Part 3 7 11

Flatware, inscribed, and eating knives 25 2

Fool’s silver 16 11Horse brasses 13 3Keeping warm in winter 28 8Keys, 900 years of 44 6Knives, folding fruit 11 3Knives, multiple 19 7Knives, pocket fruit 44 2Larkspit 15 6Locks and keys 26 1Making fire and light in the

early home 20 11Market for domestic metalwork 40 6Metalware 15 3Minor memorial 19 8Mortars 9 11Mortars 17 1Mortars 40 4Newlyn Arts & Crafts copper 44 1Nuremburg plates 11 6Nutcrackers 19 8Paktong 33 6Peat bucket, Dutch 31 5Penknives 10 12Price review 32 3Razors, Sheffield cut throat 12 3Russian niello work 25 2Sign of the orb and cross 16 9Slush casting 20 7Spelter 30 1Spoonful of dreams 17 6Taper stands, two 20 7Teapots, two 19 7Tins, British 27 4Twist and shout 16 6Warming pans 12 3Warming pans, two 28 7

MINIATURESA miniature as a Christmas

gift 14 6Eye 21 4Investment 26 3Late 18th cent. and Victorian 13 11Merchiston Collection, portrait

miniatures from the 44 8Miniatures 16 3Mistaking miniatures 25 7Portrait 2 11Portrait 22 3Portrait 43 2Portrait, 1870-1970 47 5Portrait, market trends 23 3Portraits of reign of George III


Two noble 20 7Undervalued, 19th cent. 23 8

MUSEUMSDe Morgan Centre 46 9Dental Museum 42 2Ditchling Museum 38 2Fairfax House, York 32 8Frederick Parker Collection 46 2Homewood, The 39 1Little Holland House 37 2Merchant’s House, Marlborough 33 4Pallant House, Chichester 31 8Petworth Cottage Museum 32 4Raven Mason Collection 43 9RIBA Drawings Collection 32 2Snowshill Manor, Worcestershire34 4Suffolk Punch Heavy Horse

Museum 45 4Watts Gallery 46 5Worcester Porcelain, museum of 36 5

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSAND BOXES

Auction feature 9 12Bagpipes for Christmas 23 7

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Carols from the music box 24 7Concertina, the 41 7Concertina, the, an addendum 41 10Dulcimer 13 9Flutes, why not collect? 7 5Harp 2 4Mechanical music 9 6Mechanical music boxes 21 3Mandolins 18 7Musical box, cylinder 19 7Musical box market 20 3Musical box market 26 3Musical boxes Part 1 5 3

Part 2 5 4Musical boxes 16 3Musical boxes 45 10Musical boxes & automata 37 7Musical boxes, condition 12 6Musical instruments 11 4Musical instruments 15 3Musical instruments 16 3Musical instruments 24 3Musical instruments 26 3Music from the past 27 5Oboe 15 6Piano, English square 10 2Piano rests, glass 13 6Piano, square 8 5Pianos, two square 19 7Player piano 16 8Recorders, two 20 9Symphonium for Christmas 27 7Violins 15 2Violin bows 15 8Violins, two for Christmas 30 7

NETSUKEJapanese Dutchman 23 7Netsuke 3 7Netsuke 11 2Netsuke 15 3Netsuke (auction feature) 10 11Netsuke, two 30 7Starting to collect 33 6

OFFICE EQUIPMENTOffice machinery 17 3Typewriter, for Christmas 16 6Typewriters 37 3Typewriters, price review 33 3Victorian 13 1

OPTICAL ANTIQUESOpera glasses 36 10Opera glasses, enamelled 42 7Spectacles, collecting antique 16 8

ORIENTAL ART (See also Ceramics,Textiles, etc)Box of history 18 2Bronzes, bronze ox 3 1Bronzes, Japanese, 19th cent. 40 6Buddhist and Hindu images

part I 33 2part II 33 5part III 34 6

Canton-decorated, 19th centuryChinese porcelain 43 6

Celadons, Chinese 33 9Ceramics, Chinese, Transitional 33 6Ceramics, investment 28 3China trade paintings 21 2Chinese animal motifs 2 10Chinese armorial porcelain,

18th cent. 46 2Chinese art, the market for 17 3Chinese bronzes 2 11Chinese, coffee cups, 18th cent. 44 1Chinese enamels 21 2Chinese export porcelain, price

review 36 3Chinese export porcelain, the

famille group 47 8Chinese glass 23 6Chinese lacquers, later 18 1Chinese mandarin squares 19 7

Chinese works of art, market for 45 6Eastern weapons 20 3East meets West 41 7Far Eastern art 19 3Fingernail guards, Chinese 33 1Furniture 27 6Hiroshige and the ‘Prints of the

Floating World’ 34 2Imari porcelain 27 6Indian bidri ware 27 6Indian mica miniatures 7 5Japanese antiques 11 6Japanese bronzes, 19th

cent., investment 24 3Japanese ceramics and

works of art 14 3Japanese ceramics and

works of art 33 3Japanese cloisonné enamel 21 2Japanese, investment 25 3Japanese ivory okimono 21 2Japanese prints 17 11Japanese prints 27 6K’ang-hsi underglaze blue

and white porcelain 19 8Kraak-porselein 29 7Kraak-porselein 29 10Kutani 29 3Lacquerware, trade in 36 10Minor arts of China 17 10Mandarins’ pockets 27 6Read mark, learn – what? 33 6Scholar’s table, objects from the 44 2Silver, 19th and 20th cent. 27 6Silver, Chinese, an introduction 47 2Snuff bottles, Chinese 2 5Tang pottery figures 36 2Textiles, investment 27 3Tibetan bronze figures 6 7Vietnamese limepots 44 9

PAPERBanknote collecting 11 4Banknotes, investing in 12 5Bond collecting 15 3Cheques 14 1Collecting the ephemeral 20 3Die-cut scraps 40 7Greetings card prices 16 11Greetings cards 19 3Ephemera, printed 14 4Ephemera, First World War

printed 19 6Ephemera, printed 19 1Ephemera, railway 31 8Ephemera, shipping 29 9Magazines 36 7Music covers 7 2Music covers, Victorian

illustrated 12 11Paper money 9 4Theatre tickets and passes 14 8Valentine cards 2 7Valentine cards 21 9Valentine cards 44 8Valentines, paper-cut 45 8Watchpapers 35 10Women’s Movement

memorabilia 33 8

PAPERWEIGHTSDecoration in French Part 1 4 6

Part 2 4 7English and Scottish 14 3Fishy paperweight 27 7French 6 1Glass 43 2Glass, collecting 32 9Less expensive 14 11Paperweights 2 4Paperweights 17 3Weight watching 28 7

PAPIER MACHEClay tray 17 6Jennens & Bettridge,

Birmingham 21 5Papier mâché 5 8Papier mâché 12 1Papier mâché 20 3Papier mâché 28 10Price review 32 3Russian lacquered 29 6

PEWTER20th cent. and Modernism 45 2British pewter and brass, the

market in 22 1British plates, dishes & chargers 35 4English flagons 18 1English pewter 30 1English plates Part 1 18 9

Part 2 18 11Marks on 2 8Measures, two 18 7Measures, two baluster 26 7Mugs and teapots, 19th cent. 26 4Pewter 15 3Pewter 16 3Pewter 17 3Pewter 20 3Pewter 24 3Pewter and brass, market

summary 23 3Pewter and metalwork,

auction feature 9 5Pewter of the 1920s and 1930s 31 8Pot for Christmas 17 6Pots Part 1 12 12

Part 2 13 3Some vessels 3 6Starting a collection 9 2Tankard, a late Stuart 20 7Tankard for Christmas 23 7Through the ages 24 4Tudric, by Liberty & Co 35 6Two-handled cups 15 8Two measures 30 7Visiting the members 2 3Wriggle-worked decoration

on English 16 10

PICTURES (See also Watercolours)19th cent. paintings 37 220th cent. 34 7Academicians, collecting 25 6A dog picture 22 7Aesthetics of price 24 3Affordable oil paintings 24 11‘Auction buys’ review 24 8Aldridge, Frederick James 21 10Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection 38 5Animal, farm, painting 31 4Appleby, John, sale 46 3Are we losing the art for

investment’s sake 10 4Artists’ pigments 11 10Art market 1900-1940 2 3Art market since the war 2 4A sorcerer’s charm, fashion in

the fine art market 22 2Atkinson, John, and the

Staithes Group 29 8Attribution 21 4Becker, Harry 42 2Between the wars 13 5Birch, Samuel John Lamorna 21 5Blake, Peter 45 7Bouguereau, William 45 5Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon 21 5Bradbury, Arthur Royce 40 6British and Victorian, market for 30 3British Impressionist painting 21 3British, investment 24 3British, investment 25 3British, investment 26 3British, investment 27 3British, investment 28 3British, investment 29 3British, market review 23 11British pictures, Scott Collection 43 5British, price review 33 3

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British, price review 34 3British, price review 35 3British, price review 36 3British, price review 37 3British, price review 38 8British sale at Sotheby’s 39 5Brooking, Charles 35 8Cadell and Glass on Iona 25 7Camberwell School 30 6Canvases, 19th cent.

prepared artists’ 8 3‘Captain of the Eleven’ 22 7Carmichael, John Wilson 3 12Chocolate boxes designed by

artists 41 2China trade` 26 1Christmas, Victorian family,

in art 43 7Collecting 18th cent. 1 12Collecting 2 5Constable, John, and his

followers 23 4Constable, John, portrait

painter 16 2Contemporary British Artists: A

Personal Choice 31 7,31 8, 31 10, 32 2, 32 4, 32 5,32 7, 32 8, 32 9, 32 10, 33 1, 33 2,33 4, 33 6, 33 8, 33 9, 33 10, 34 1,34 2, 34 4, 34 5, 34 6, 34 9, 35 1,35 2, 35 5, 35 6, 35 8, 35 10, 36 2,36 5, 36 10, 37 9, 39 1, 40 2Cooke, E. W. 9 9Cox, Garstin 34 4Cranbrook colony 3 11Cranbrook colony 23 8Cranbrook colony 36 5Crome, John, and his

followers 23 11Danish 19th cent. painting 19 3Dating by flags 8 5Davis, William Henry,

livestock portrait painter 16 8Dixon, Charles Edward 20 11Dixon, Charles and ‘The Highway

of Nations’ 47 10Dodd, Joseph Josiah 44 1Dogs in art 27 2Dog paintings, investment 27 3Dog paintings, Pt I 46 4

Pt II 46 5Draper, Herbert James 38 5Dutch interiors, three

centuries of 7 4Dutch paintings 11 4Dutch Romantic School 4 8Early portrait painters 2 8East Anglia, painters &

sculptors of 37 8Embossed, paper 27 7European, 19th cent. 29 6Every dog has his day 18 6Fairy painting, Victorian 35 7Fakes & forgeries, spotting 35 5Fidler, Harry, countryman artist 31 4Flower, 17th cent.

Netherlandish 12 5Flower painting in Britain 41 3Good and bad 11 1Grimshaw, John Atkinson 4 1Grimshaws, the 19 7Grosvenor House, paintings at 4 3Hardy, T.B. 3 4Herkomer Art School, artists of 32 2Herring, John Frederick, father

or son? 39 4Hilder, Rowland 21 9History painting, 19th cent. 20 3History pictures 24 11Holst, Lauritz: Danish sea painter

in England 33 6Hopwood, Henry Silkstone 37 5Horse paintings 47 4How to hand, frame & mount 43 5Hunt, William Henry 24 1Illustrations and illustrators,

some 19th and 20th cent. 21 1Interiors, English and Scottish 14 4Irish art for the new collector 41 2Kemp-Welch, Lucy 10 8Kemp-Welch, Lucy 31 8Kneller, Sir Godfrey 23 6Landscape painting, British,

changing fortures, 1850-1950 42 6Landseer’s dogs, the two

faces of 16 8Lawrence, Thomas, and

imitators 23 10Leader, two paintings 27 7Lee-Hankey, William 36 7Lely, Sir Peter, and followers 22 6Liverpool School 13 1Living artists in the 19th cent. 2 2Longsden Long, Edwin, RA 31 6Lowry collecting Pre-Raphaelites46 5Marine art 4 2Marine artists, Hull, late

19th cent. 22 10Marine artists,

underestimated 19th cent. 8 2Marine, auction report 22 11Marine, by Vickers 15 6Marine disaster, a 14 6Marine oil painting, British

19th cent. 9 4Marine oil painting, British

19th cent. 11 10Marine, 20th cent. 15 7Marine painting, part 1 35 5

part 2 35 8part 3 36 1

Marine painting and markettrends 15 3

Marine painting and market trends 17 3

Marine paintings, BritishPart 1 2 9Part 2 2 10Part 3 2 11Part 4 2 12Part 5 3 1

Marine paintings, Britishinvesting in Part 1 6 6


Marine paintings, the marketfor 19th cent. British 10 4

Marines, 19th cent. 12 5Market for pictures in 2009 44 5Martin, John 8 4Mid-winter scene 28 7Modern British 25 3Modern British and Irish art

market 23 11Modern British art 26 9Modern British on a modest

budget 33 9Modern British painters 15 3Modern British paintings 23 3Modern British pictures 22 3Morland, George 42 4Morland, George, and his

imitators 21 11Naïve and provincial 24 4Narrative painting, British 25 10Nasymth, Patrick, and his

sisters 22 11Nautical legacy 4 9Neglected 19th cent. artist 11 5Neglected masters, Hague

School Part 1 7 1Part 2 7 2

Nelson, portraits of 40 5New English Art Club 38 5Newlyn School 20 10Old Master 13 2Old Master 14 3Old Master market, 1800-1900 2 1Old Masters for new collectors 34 8Old Masters, investment 24 3Old Masters, price review 31 3Old Pretender 23 7

Open sea 21 11Orientalism and British artists

in North Africa 47 2Painters, 19th cent. Suffolk 3 2Painters of Holland, townscape 5 2Painters of the Victorian scene


Painting in Suffolk andScotland 20 5

Paintings of the post-’45period 21 3

Parker, Henry Perlee 8 7Pastels 47 8Paterson, James 33 8Paterson, Viola 18 1Portrait adventures 7 10Portrait for Christmas 24 7Portraits 46 10Portraits, 17th cent. 26 2Portraits, affordable oil 32 1Pre-Raphaelites and their

influence 2 7Preti, Mattia (1613-99) 10 2Prices of 18th cent. 11 4Priestman, Bertram

(1868-1951) 20 2Primitive 12 3Primitive pitfalls 22 7Primitive tradition 17 3Prinsep, Valentine 44 7Provenance, establishing 42 5Provincial, Primitive – or just

practising? 45 4Quality in English Victorian 11 1Redmore, Henry (1820-87),

marine artist 21 6Restore or not? 26 7Reynolds, Sir Joshua’s early

years 15 8Riverside masterpieces 23 2Rome, views of, from Grand Tour47 6Rope, George 3 6Royal Academy bi-centenary

exhibition 3 10Royle, Herbert 40 3Rustic picture, a 14 6Rye Art Gallery, exhibition 31 4Salter, John 38 1Scott Collection 43 5Scottish 11 8Scottish art for the new collector 41 5Scottish, investing in 18 8Scottish painting 25 10Serres, John Thomas 47 2Ship portraits 7 8Ship portraits 15 5Sickert for Christmas 25 7Society of Women Artists 41 1Soviet Impressionist painting 42 6Spencer, Stanley, for

Christmas 24 7Spode, Samuel, equestrian artist46 5Sporting 9 12Sporting art 18 3Sporting art, for new collector 36 6Sporting art market 16 3Sporting art market 17 3Sporting, boxing 21 7Sporting, dating 20 2Sporting, dating 20 8Sporting pictures, auction report 36 4Stainton, George 30 4Staithes Group & John Atkinson 29 8Still life 18 3Still life, Victorian 27 2Still lifes in oil 39 5St Ives, views of, 1890-2000 44 10Subject, in 19th century

painting 21 3Sweet deception 27 7Teniers painting and ceramics 42 5Thompson, Edward Horace 40 3Thornhill, Sir James 12 2Throckmorton, Lady Isabel,

collection at auction 45 5

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Tissot: The Ball on Shipboard 45 5Two pictures of Venice 30 7Victorian 3 9Victorian 10 4Victorian 11 4Victorian 12 5Victorian 13 2Victorian 14 3Victorian 15 3Victorian 16 3Victorian 17 3Victorian 18 3Victorian 19 3Victorian 27 3Victorian, pictures of summer 45 3Victorian market review 42 2Victorian genre 28 9Victorian genre, Cranbrook

colony 23 8Victorian landscape

Part 1 13 5Part 2 13 11

Victorian painters, investing in 21 3Victorian paintings 22 3Victorian paintings 23 3Victorian paintings 25 3Victorian paintings 26 3Victorian, price review 32 3Victorian paintings, hanging 34 5Victorian primitive, a 3 12Victorian still-life and flower 11 11Ward, John, of Hull 46 9Watts, Frederick William 29 7West country 9 12What’s in a name? 30 2Where there’s a will, there’s

a way 24 5Who shall arbitrate? 10 8Webb, Kenneth 38 2Wildlife in art, sale report 32 10Wilson, Richard and followers 22 9Winter landscape painting 25 7Woodhouse, William 19 2Yachting art 1850-1950 34 10Yorkshire Union of Artists 39 2Zinkeisen, Doris and Anna 41 5

PLASTICSBrookes & Adams, Bandalasta 38 1Early 20th cent. 37 6

PLATED WARE18th and 19th cent. Part 1 15 9

Part 2 15 10Part 3 15 11Part 4 16 1

Elkington & Co, plated wares 31 6Flatware, interesting and

inexpensive 22 11Old Sheffield Plate Part 1 3 9

Part 2 3 10Part 3 3 11

Old Sheffield Plate Part 1 15 9Part 2 15 10

Old Sheffield Plate 19 3Old Sheffield Plate,

introduction to 9 6Old Sheffield Plate, fake and

reproduction 5 9Plated wares, investing in 15 3

POSTCARDSChildren’s 36 2Deltiology 9 5Modern British 22 4Novelty 21 7Ocean liner 35 8Pie in the Sky 19 3Postcard craze 18 3Postcard prices, still rise 15 3Postcards 10 10

PRINTS, DRAWINGSENGRAVINGS, etc.

18th cent. London street life 23 219th cent., collecting, Part I 30 10

Part II 31 620th cent. British prints Part I 41 7

Part II 42 120th cent. printmaking in Europe 34 7An ’andsome Christmas

present 16 6Animals in print 25 8Aquatints 6 3Bairnsfather, Bruce 22 7Bartolozzi, Francesco 1 4Bawden, Edward, prints 40 1Baxter, George 3 10Baxter print collecting 19 3Baxter prints 30 9British marine prints 14 11British prints 14 3British topographical 20 7Caricatures 13 4Clichés-verre, etchings

printed by light 23 1Clockworks illustrated 12 10Colour printing, origins of 27 7Colour prints 28 2Contemporary prints 12 5Cowherd prints, two 29 7Decorative prints for new

collector 31 6Decorative prints, in praise of 38 5De Morgan, Evelyn, drawings 31 9Dighton, Robert 2 1Drawings, watercolours and 22 3Drypoints, modern British 26 6English 18th. cent.

cartoonists Part 1 3 7Part 2 3 8

English landscape Part 1 8 7Part 2 8 8

Part 3a 9 2Part 3b 9 3

Etchers, marine of the early20th cent. 14 5

Etchers, pastoral of the 1920s 22 8

Etchings Part 1 5 10Part 2 5 11

Etchings and lithographs,19th cent. Part 1 5 3

Part 2 5 4Etchings of London 44 2European Printmaking

Part 1 16 10Part 2 17 1Part 3 17 4Part 4 17 7Part 5 17 10Part 6 18 2

Fishing prints 22 1Fool’s gold 28 7French printmakers, three in England,

late 19th cent. 41 6The gentle art of copying 6 11Glass prints 24 9Hayes, William and family, bird

prints 46 8Hick, Allanson (1898-1975) 27 9Hockney and Moore, prints by 24 6Hogarth’s London 10 1Holy family, two impressions

of 21 7Hunting prints for

the new collector 33 4Hussey, Giles, portrait

drawings 22 6Introduction to prints 5 6Investment 27 3Italian souvenir prints 23 9Japanese prints 12 6Japanese prints 17 11Japanese prints 27 6Japonisme in printmaking 29 10Le Blond, Abraham 12 4Limited edition prints 39 1Limited editions 13 1Line engravings 5 8Linocuts, colour, of the

Grosvenor School of Art 22 4

Linocuts, Grosvenor School 43 5Linocut and poster, two prints 31 7London, etchings of 44 2London prints 22 2Lyons lithographs 27 10Marine, 19th cent. 27 1Master drawings, affordable 47 6Mezzotints 5 12Mirror image 19 7Modern British etchings 19 3Moore and Hockney, prints by 24 6No deception for Christmas 26 7Old Master, decorative and

modern 17 3Old Master and modern,

investment 28 3Old Master print 26 7Old Master prints 2 9Palmer, Samuel 9 4Palmer, Samuel, for Christmas 17 6Panoramas 19 9Pencil drawings 6 5Piper, John, prints, auction report36 5Pissarro etching for Christmas 24 7Portraits in print 32 6Portrait prints 47 3Posters, artist designers of

1920s and 1930s 31 10Posters, British, seaside 39 3Posters, Olympic 42 8Posters, Post Office 45 6Pre-Raphaelite drawings 24 3Print buying 16 3Print collecting 4 6Prints 19 3Prints 20 3Prints 21 3Prints 25 3Prints 26 3Prints 29 3Prints 30 3Prints 31 3Prints, price review 34 3Prints, price review 36 3Prints, price review 38 3Prints about prints 18 10Prints at auction 18 3Prints, starting to collect 25 2Prints today 13 2Prints with the spirit of

Christmas 18 7Proofs, editions, reprints 27 1Railway prints 14 7Rembrandt, influence on Modern

British etching 44 5Satirical prints, 18th & 19th cent. 45 5Schools of Thought Part I 37 5

Part II 37 6Sporting prints 21 3Sporting prints 22 7Sporting prints 42 8Steel engravings, topographical 45 1Stevengraph prices Part 1 2 8

Part 2 2 10‘Temple of Flora’, Dr.

Thornton’s 24 1The year in prints 22 3Topographical steel engravings 45 1Topographical views, the

changing value 23 3Transports of delight Part 1 15 8

Part 2 15 9Two artists’ original 30 7Ukiyo-e: Japanese

woodblock 15 1Umbrellas, two prints 22 7Victorian 15 3Victorian patent reproductions 23 7Wellington caricatures 35 2Whistler, J. A. McNeill 10 12Whistler lithograph 23 7Women printmakers 1540-1940 31 1Woodcuts 5 7Wood engraving 11 2Wood engraving, golden age of

British 40 5

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RESTORATIONAs good as gold (gilding) 10 8Ceramic 17 1Ceramic 17 2Ceramic 31 9Chandelier restored 34 9Chinese bowl 24 9Cleaning Victorian chairs 1 3Clock 31 10Conservation matters 31 3Fitting a patch 4 5Fungus deterioration of

paper 11 12Furniture 31 4Furniture, care and handlling of 33 9Furniture restoration business 45 8Gilded antiques 17 1Notes on 9 6

9 79 89 10

Oil painting, restore or not? 26 7Oil paintings 21 11Oil paintings 32 2Patching a veneer 1 9Repairs to porcelain 5 11Restoration of pottery 22 1Riveting article 28 7Silver soldering 1 9Starting from scratch 7 9Textile conservation 31 7Watercolour restoration 31 5Veneering and polishing 8 10Ways with woodworm 10 2Woodworm formula 1 10

RUGS AND CARPETSAn unusual rug 22 7Afshar rug 31 7Baluch rugs and their market 15 4Bashed and battered, cut

and shut 26 8Buying a rug 39 6Buying Oriental rugs 10 12Carpets 9 4Carpets from the Pera Palace 6 1Carpets, price review 35 3Caucasian 17 2Eastern and Western,

investment 27 3Eastern, price review 32 3Fashion in rugs 11 7Flatweaves 17 4For Christmas 25 7Inexpensive rugs 19 3Investment 24 3Investment 25 3Investment 28 3Islamic, investment 26 3Non-Turkoman tent

furnishings 18 4Oriental 4 10Oriental 9 12Oriental 13 2Oriental 14 6Oriental 20 3Oriental carpet buyer, an

evening with 1 8Oriental, problems of

collecting 23 4Oriental rug market 14 3Oriental, to buy 27 4Persian carpets 42 6Prayer rug, buying a 33 7Qashqa’i gelims 39 6Qashqa’i rugs, two 30 7Rug buying for less than

£100 Part 1 5 9Part 2 5 10

Rug, favourite piece 47 4Rug for Christmas 23 7Rugs 12 6Rugs 22 3Rugs at auction Part 1 7 2

Part 2 7 3

Rugs, two 20 7Tribal rugs: what and how to

buy 41 8Turkoman and other tribal

work 18 4Two of a kind 18 7Two of a kind 27 7Two of a very different kind 26 7With prejudice 11 3

RUSSIAN ARTNiello work 25 2Papier mâché 29 6Soviet Impressionist painting 42 6Two icons 28 7Tsarist silver 43 8

SAMPLERSEight samplers 30 4English 10 1English 12 7Infant voices shall proclaim 25 4Sampler for Christmas, a 14 6Samplers 16 3Samplers 18 1Samplers 18 3Samplers of the poor 41 4Schoolgirl, with animals

and houses 36 4Scottish, 18th & 19th cent. 44 5

SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS19th cent. 13 719th cent. prices 13 819th and 20th cent. 16 3Folding arm protractors, two 19 7Market in 23 3Microscopes 21 11Napier’s bones 15 1Trade labels 20 7

SCRIMSHAWAuction feature 10 9Facts and forgeries 16 10Scrimshaw: folk art and history 44 4What’s in a name? 24 8

SCULPTURE19th cent. 14 419th cent. 19 319th cent., investment 24 3Animal, price review 37 3Art deco figures 36 7Art deco figures 38 1Art deco, price review 38 3Comedy and tragedy 25 7English terracottas 23 5Ivories, European, price review 39 8Ivory relief carvings, European 32 1Marble, for Christmas 22 7Medieval art, English, collecting 39 7Percy, Samuel, sculptor in

stained wax 46 8Rizzello, Michael 40 1Sculpture, 19th & 20th cent., price

review 35 3Sculpture, investment 23 3Sculpture, investment 25 3Sculpture, investment 26 3Sculpture, investment 27 3Sculpture, investment 29 3Sculpture market 22 3

SEALSSeal boxes 42 3Seal collecting 28 10Seals and etuis 16 4Voyez seal, a 16 6

SEWING TOOLSBodkins, stilettos, prickers

and seam smoothers 18 10Crochet and tambour 21 1Darners 20 2Knitting sheaths or sticks 16 9Knitting sheaths, further

observations 19 6Knitting tools 30 4Lace bobbins 6 5Lacemakers’ 20 8Needles and needle threaders 17 8Needle cases and boxes 17 10Needlework tools 14 1Needlework tools 31 4Needlework tools, Dutch 40 3Needlework tools, price changes 31 3Netting, Knotting and

Tatting 20 10Novelty sewing sets 36 8Pin and emery cushions 18 8Pincushions 47 1Pincushions, 19th cent. 10 7Pincushions of the past 20 9Pincushions, two for

Christmas 28 7Pins, pin-poppets and

pin boxes 18 5Scissors 19 9Sewing machines 17 2Sewing machines 34 5Tape measure, development of 46 6Tape measures 14 2Tape measures 19 11Thimbles 8 7Thimbles 39 2Thimbles and finger guards 19 4Thread storage 19 1Unusual tools and some

puzzles 24 8Work boxes and cases 20 6Work holders 19 6

SILHOUETTESBritish Portrait 11 7Portrait 3 11Portrait 21 11Silhouettes 30 8Silhouettes 39 5

SILVERAdam 30 1Animals 20 7Antique 11 4Antique 15 3Antique and Victorian 9 4Antique and Victorian 10 4Armorial engravings 4 1Art Deco silver 35 7Arts and Crafts silver 47 5Australian, exhibition of 8 1Bateman creamjug for

Christmas 17 6Boatswains’ pipes 11 9British post-war designer silver 47 3Candle snuffers 12 3Candlestick for Christmas 25 7Card cases 8 6Care, cleaning and

conservation 26 9Casters 2 10Casters 17 8Charles Horner of Halifax


Chester silver 10 9Chinese export 20 8Chinese, an introduction 47 2Christening mugs 19 4Christmas basket 19 7Cigar cutters 28 6Coffee pot, 18th cent.? 18 2Coffee pots, quality in 5 6Collecting English in 1984 19 3Comyns, William 27 2Condiments, two for

Christmas 29 7Creamers, two 30 7Creamjugs 2 2Decoration, types of Part 1 4 2

Part 2 4 4Decorative silver and plate 23 6Dessert spoons 26 7

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Dish for Christmas 16 6Dog collar 16 6Dog collar 16 7Dognose pattern 12 1Ear trumpets 7 4Eating implements 29 9Elkington & Co: silver wares 30 8Elkington & Co: plated wares 31 6Elston, John 11 1English silver butter knife 6 10European 20 4Fakes and forgeries of

British Part 1 7 1Part 2 7 2

Fish slices 20 1Flatware 10 3Flatware 10 9Flatware 12 5Flatware, Georgian 4 11Flatware, introduction to 1 7Foreign 13 1Forks 19 11Frisbee, William 38 2Georgian, investment notes 16 3Georgian, investment notes 18 3Georgian, investment notes 20 3Georgian, investment notes 21 3Georgian, investment notes 22 3Georgian, investment notes 23 3Georgian, investment notes 24 3Georgian, investment notes 25 3Georgian, investment notes 26 3Georgian, investment 27 3Georgian tankard for

Christmas 24 7Grape shears 18 7Grosvenor House, silver at 4 3Hallmarking notes 11 3Hallmarking then

and now Part 1 9 9Part 2 9 10

Hallmarks, pitfalls in identifying 26 1Hallmarks, some less common 10 11Harache family of London 44 3Hennell toys stolen 19 4Heraldic engraving

on British Part 1 7 12Part 2 8 1

Horner, Charles, jewelleryand accessories 28 6

Hourglass pattern 11 10How much is it worth? 41 6‘Huguenot’ silver in England 37 1Identification of coats of

arms on British Part 1 12 8Part 2 12 9Part 3 12 10

Indian silver, an introduction 47 8Inverness goldsmiths 11 8Irish punch marks, 18th

cent. 21 5Jensen, Georg 24 6Knives 10 9Ladle for Christmas 22 7Ladle, mixed metal 31 7Langlands, John, I 38 7Leopard’s head of London 23 2Liberty’s silver designs 46 3Maidenhead spoon for

Christmas 23 7Maker’s mark versus the

sponsor’s mark 25 4Mappin and Webb 27 8Market for 43 6Marrow spoons 11 7Miniature 9 5Monteith bowls, two English 28 7Mustard pots, Colman

collection 17 5Mustard pots, Colman

collection 28 2Mustard pots, pre-Victorian 40 6Mystery game 29 8Napkin clips 26 8Napkin rings 15 2Nelson Nile/Copenhagen

service 20 5Nutmeg graters 12 2Nutmeg graters 37 5Nutmeg graters 46 2Old English pattern 12 6Oriental, 19th and 20th

cent. 27 6Pap boats, pitfalls of 28 7Pap boats, two 27 7Picture-back teaspoon 14 6Plate duty and its marks 19 4Pocket nutmeg graters

1685-1835 7 3Prices of antique 14 2Ramsden, Omar 38 6Ramsden’s domestic 13 9Regency 33 1Rococo, a touch of the 19 1Rococo, English, 18th cent. 31 10Saleroom prices 5 12Salts 17 4Salts 30 2Sampson Mordan 24 2Sauce labels 37 8Scent bottles, two 26 7Scottish, an introduction to

18th cent. 6 9Scottish, marks are not

everything 8 3Silver, buying 15 6Silver market 21 6Silver market 28 3Silver market 29 3Silver market 30 3Silver market 31 3Silver market 32 3Silver market 33 3Silver market 34 3Silver market 35 3Silver market 36 3Silver market 37 3Silver market 38 3Silver market 38 8Silver market 39 8Silver notes 6 5Silver notes 6 11Silversmiths, neglected

Richard Sibley I 37 10Slice for Christmas 22 7Small collectables 6 11

7 77 87 98 48 5

Small pieces 2 72 8

Small silver 8 12Small silver 13 2Small silver 14 3Small silver 17 3Smith, Stephen, Snr 38 10Soldering silver 1 9Spoon for Christmas 29 7Spoon full of pleasure 27 7Spoons & forks, old silver, buying a

set of 37 1Spoons, caddy 2 1Spoons, caddy 3 8Spoons, early English 45 3Spoons, English silver

pre-1700 2 6Spoons, foreign 3 7Spoons, Georgian 4 8Spoons salt 6 4Stilton cheese scoops 37 7Sugar nips 24 5Sugar nips, 18th cent. 20 6Sugar tongs Part 1 5 4

Part 2 5 5Symons, Pentecost, of Plymouth 39 4Tankards, English provincial 20 2Tapersticks 20 10Tea caddy spoons 17 10Teapots, neglected 35 10Thimbles 34 1

Thimbles and vesta boxes 5 8Thoughts on 3 12Travelling light 28 7Travelling silver shaving

brushes 6 7Trefid spoons 19 6Trefid spoons and forks 11 8Tuite, John 40 6Unite, George 28 9Up and down the chimney 15 6Vesta boxes 7 10Vesta boxes 16 9Vesta cases 18 10Vesta cases 26 1Victorian 16 3Victorian 18 3Victorian 20 3Victorian 21 3Victorian 22 3Victorian 23 3Victorian 24 3Victorian 25 3Victorian 26 3Victorian 27 3Victorian and 20th cent. 15 3Victorian name brooches 18 8Victorian silver knick-knacks 14 4Victorian tankards, two 23 7Victorian teasets, changing

styles in 5 10Vinaigrette for Christmas 17 6Vinaigrettes 11 11Vinaigrettes 46 8Vinaigrettes, two Scottish

gold 11 1Visiting card case for

Christmas 25 7Waiters 18 4Wine labels 11 12

SMOKING ANTIQUESCigar cutters 28 6Cigarette cards 12 7Cigarette cards 18 3Cigarette cards, showing modern British pottery 35 9Cigarette cases 28 8Cigarette lighters, collecting 25 6Pipe stoppers 6 2Tobacco jars, British pottery 25 10Tobacco jars, lead 11 3Tobacco stoppers 47 10Tobacconists’ figures, carved

wood 10 3Vitramic art 19 8

SNUFF BOTTLES AND BOXESAssorted snuff boxes 12 7Chinese blue & white porcelain

snuff bottles 39 3Chinese snuff bottles 23 1Papier mâché snuff boxes 11 7Pressed wood snuffboxes 41 4Sandy, James 19 7Scottish snuff mulls 11 8Snuff bottles 8 2Sporting decoration on 33 1Stobwasser’s the name 18 7Two enamelled snuffboxes 30 7Wood snuffboxes 11 11

SPORTING MEMORABILIAArchery, collecting 29 4Bathing bygones 43 3Cricketana 13 6Golfing antiques 15 10Golfing antiques, auction

feature 21 10Golf equipment, historic 27 3Investment 26 3Olympic posters 42 8Racketana 17 1Rugby memorabilia 42 8Shooting accessories 39 4Sporting gun accoutrements 41 4Swimmerabilia 19 2

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Tennis, lawn, memorabilia 36 2Tennis, lawn, photographs 43 2

TEA CADDIESAuction feature 10 5Caddy for Christmas 25 7Ebony with Liverpool enamel

plaques 20 6Interesting wooden 8 3Market for 30 3Price review 34 3Price review 38 8Two 18 7Which tea caddy? 20 7

TEDDY BEARSChoice of 20 7Choosing a teddy 26 7Collecting teddy bears 32 6Teddy bears 20 3

TEXTILES AND COSTUMES (see alsoEmbroidery and Samplers)17th and 18th cent.

furnishing textiles 23 118th cent. silk for Christmas 25 7Artists’ textiles in Britain 1945-7037 10Art Nouveau Designers at the Paris

Salons 1895-1914 36 8A shawl for Christmas 17 6‘Baby binders’? 33 4Baby clothes, collecting 24 11Beadwork, European glass,

1700-1950s 45 2Beadwork, native American 28 7Biba experience 39 1Chinese mandarin squares 19 7Chinese mandarin squares,

collecting 24 5Chinese robe for Christmas 25 7Costume 19 7Costume and textiles 22 3Costume and textiles 30 3Costume and textiles 31 3Costume market 15 3Costume market 21 3Couture evening wear, British,

collecting 46 7Crewelwork 26 4Day, Lucienne 36 1Dowry bags of Persian nomadic

tribes 36 1East India Company textiles 28 8Embroidered caskets 29 7Embroidered pictures 23 3English patchwork covers 23 4European, investment 24 3European, investment 25 3European, investment 26 3European, investment 27 3European, investment 28 3Fashion, British 20th.cent,

collecting 46 1Fashion plates 23 3Fortuny gown for Christmas 24 7Furnishings, needlework 36 1Handkerchiefs, printed 34 8Hats for the collector 36 1Headscarves 29 1Italian 29 6Japanese textiles and kimono 25 8Joys of jouy 24 7Less expensive tapestries 22 1Maddermarket Theatre costumes32 2Mandarins’ pockets 27 6Needlework pictures 4 9Oriental and Middle Eastern,

investment 26 3Oriental, investment 27 3Passion for fashion 24 6Patchwork coverlets, Victorian 27 8Police uniforms and helmets

(auction feature) 20 10Post war British textiles 42 8Price review 33 3Price review 34 3

Price review 38 8Quilts and patchwork 37 4Quilts, costume & textiles, sale

report 36 1Quiltts, patchwork 9 9Shawls 43 4Shawls, British, in Indian style 39 6Shawls, Kashmir, Indian and

Paisley 27 2Shawls, Kashmir, two 31 7Shawls, two 26 7Souvenir printed cotton 11 12Spitalfields silk 23 2Stitchery on punched card 25 8Susanis 30 10Textile collecting 18 6Textiles and costumes 16 3Toile de Jouy, history of 43 6True tartan 27 7Umbrellas and parasols 25 1Upholstery for collectors 37 5Victorian ladies’ costume 31 6Woolwork pictures 39 6Woolwork pictures, nautical 22 8

TOOLS (see also Sewing Tools)Carpenter’s brace 18 7Countrymade woodworking 14 2High Victorian splendour in

woodworking 14 5Tools 16 3Tools 20 3Tools de luxe of ebony and

brass 22 9Wooden planes 15 4Woodworking 12 9Woodworking and allied trades 43 9Victorian steel bench planes 16 4

TORTOISESHELLBeginner’s corner 21 1Decoration on furniture 20 2Piqué jewellery 33 7

TOYS1955-1965, investment 25 3Banking on a good Christmas? 26 7Boys’ toys price review 38 8Bricks, Dr Richter’s 43 7Britains’ miniature gardens 24 1Building toys 23 8Car, metal, for Christmas 23 7Children’s pedal cars 17 9Circus figures 25 2Composition and wooden 26 3Heyde tiger hunt 14 6Hilpert figure for Christmas 16 6Hornby, Frank, and Bassett-

Lowke, Wenman 25 5Lead soldiers 7 11Lead soldiers 10 4Lead soldiers 14 3Lead soldiers 21 3Lines, G & J, wooden toys 31 9Mahogany wheel 2 5Meccano motor car

constructor 15 6Metal toys 20 3Metal toys 22 3Metal toys 24 3Metal toys 26 3Noah’s ark for Christmas 20 7Optical, and persistence of

vision devices 26 2Pelham puppets 36 3Plastic 27 3Price guide 12 7Record breaking Christmas 16 6Rocking horse for Christmas 25 7Rolls Royce for Christmas 19 7Taxi 20 7Tinplate racing car 17 6Tin toys 38 1Tops, tetotums and spinning

toys 29 8Toys 12 5

Toys 16 3Toys 18 3Toy ships 40 4Toys, investment 30 3Toys, price review 34 3Toys, price review 39 8Toy tableware 7 4Two tin toys 28 7Which locomotive? 32 7

TREENBoot and shoe trees 9 9Buying and collecting 8 9Candlesticks 7 9Collecting 25 4Drinking cups 7 10Elizabethan fruit trenchers 22 7Folk art love tokens 46 4Shakespeare’s mulberry tree 47 6Spoons and ladles 7 11Treen 13 7Treen 19 11Treen 22 6Treen for Christmas 24 7Treen trends 36 4Wooden box 15 6Wooden plates 27 4

TRIBAL ARTAborigine shields 28 7Ashanti stool of Gold Coast 24 9Auction report, Phillips 34 2Ifa board for Christmas 23 7Investing in 24 3Haida argillite carving 43 1Tribal art 19 3

TUNBRIDGE WAREBox 14 6Tunbridgeware 16 4Tunbridge Ware, sources and

development 1600-1820 47 9

WATCHESAntique pocket watches 20 3Antique watches 10 4Antique watches 11 4Antique watches 12 5Antique watches 13 2Antique watches 14 3Antique watches 15 3Antique watches 16 3Antique watches 17 3Antique watches 18 3Antique watches 19 3Antique watches (auction

feature) 20 10Chronograph for Christmas 17 6English watch styles 1600-1900 44 6Fusee keyless lever 15 6How the watch was worn 45 6Keyless watches 14 4Patek Philippe wrist-watch 27 7Pocket, for Christmas 24 7Pocket, price review 33 3Pocket, price review 38 3Pocket, timely investment? 23 10Pocket watches, Part I 43 10Rolex Prince 19 10Roskopf watch 25 9Seaman’s watch, a 14 6Smiths wristwatches 37 10Trench wristwatches, a beginner’s

guide 47 10Watches 4 5Watches 9 4Watchmaker’s notebook,

early 18th cent. 19 10Watch movements, collecting 33 10Watchpapers 35 10Watch prices 11 11Watch stands 38 10Watch stands, small 9 7Watch stands, ceramics and

ivory 9 10Wrist watches 16 11

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Wrist watches 22 3Wrist watches 23 3Wrist watches 24 10Wrist watches, English 34 10Wrist watches, investing in 18 3Wrist watch, Swiss, for

Christmas 17 6

WATERCOLOURSAll in the name 28 7Allom, Thomas 43 9Animal watercolours 27 5Appleby, John, sale 46 3Architectural drawings 29 5Architecture and the saleroom 43 5Aristocratic amateur

watercolourists 27 5Austin, Samuel 36 8Becker, Harry 42 2Birchall, William Minshall 28 8Bird watercolours 29 5Botanical 31 2Boys, Thomas Shotter 37 1Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon 17 5Bright, Henry 44 5British watercolourists

abroad 19 5Caffieri for Christmas 22 7Callow - know the difference! 26 7Callow, William 34 5Caricatures, early English 28 1Caricatures, later English 28 5Carmichael, John Wilson 45 9Chinnery, George 47 6Comparing watercolours:

Turner v. Brabazon Brabazon 22 5Churchyard, Thomas 1 11Churchyard, Thomas 11 5Collecting on a limited budget 24 5Collecting watercolours 18 5Contemporary British artists 32 5Contemporary British artists 33 5Cotman Family 30 9Cox, David 33 1Cox, David and his followers6 12Cox, David and his followers25 5Cozens’ cousin! 27 7Cozens, John Robert 31 7Cromek, Thomas Hartley 41 3De Morgan, Evelyn, drawings 31 9de Wint, Peter 34 1Dixon, Charles Edward 20 11Dixon, Charles Edward 24 10Drawing, a fine 14 6Drawing, a good 15 6Drawings and watercolours 25 5Drawings, inexpensive, for

the collector 25 1Duncan, Edward 47 1Egypt, British artists and 41 10Elgood, George Samuel 19 5English drawings 15 3English watercolour painting

1800-1830, 1900-1930 12 4English watercolours 10 4English watercolours 11 4English watercolours 14 3English watercolours 16 3English watercolours 17 3English watercolours 22 5English watercolours 23 3English watercolours 23 5English watercolours 24 3English watercolours 25 3English watercolours 26 3English watercolours 27 3English watercolours 28 3English watercolours 29 3English watercolours 30 3English watercolours 31 3English watercolours 32 3English watercolours 33 3English watercolours 34 3English watercolours 35 3English watercolours 37 3English watercolours 39 8

English watercolours and drawings 20 5

English watercolours,sketches and unattributeddrawings 8 11

English watercolours: the longerview Part I, 1800-1850 37 8

Part II, 1850-1900 38 2Part III, 1900-present 38 6

Exceptional Eye, sale report 45 5Fakes, spotting 23 5Fielding family 35 1Fielding, Frederick/Raffael 20 5Flower and garden 28 5Forgotten watercolourist, a 16 5Foster and faker 22 7Frost, George Part 1 14 1

Part 2 14 2Frost, George, for

Christmas 29 7Garden watercolours 39 3Garden watercolours, market for 46 1Garden watercolours, Victorian 33 5Girtin, Thomas 35 10Goodwin, Albert 16 5Goodwin, Albert 20 7Gouaches, Neapolitan,

19th cent. 43 8Greece, British artists and 41 5Greece, watercolourists in 26 5Harding, a lesser known 15 5Harding, James Duffield 37 5Hardy, Thomas Bush 19 7Hardy, Thomas Bush 44 3Havell, William 42 9High Victorian 9 1Hunt, William Henry 33 5Indian subcontinent, watercolours of

32 1Ingram Collection sale 40 8Interiors, watercolours of 31 5Landscape watercolours 31 5Lear, Edward 28 10Leaver, Noel H. 18 4Liverpool Victorians 17 5Looking after watercolours 30 5Lure of English Part 1 5 1

Part 2 5 6Mackintosh watercolours 16 2Marine, British, 1750-1900 28 4Market for early 21 5Market in English 12 8Masters and pupils 13 5Master touch 22 7Mounting and framing 32 5Müller, William James 41 8Naftel, Paul 12 9Newlyn School 20 10Newlyn School watercolours 32 5 Norwich School, Part I 30 5Norwich School, Part II 30 9No, Mr. Mallalieu 14 5Not what meets the eye 33 5Old Watercolour Society 14 5Owen, Samuel, a collector’s view46 6Paris, views of 45 3‘Phoebe’ for Christmas 16 6Pictures for Christmas 9 7Portraits 46 5Portraits, early watercolour

and pastel 26 5Portraits, later watercolour

and pastel 26 10Prout, Samuel 39 10Prout, Samuel, a watercolour 14 6Rayner, Louise 32 8Rhine, watercolours of 40 5Roberts, David, RA 35 5Rowbotham family 18 5Rowlandson for Christmas 24 7Sad story for Christmas 17 6Sandby, Paul and Thomas 36 5Some lesser known Victorian

artists 5 12Southport Victorians 17 9Sporting 11 7

Stanfield, Clarkson 43 3Stannard, Henry John

Sylvester 11 5Still-life painting in watercolour 40 2St Ives, views of, 1890-2000 44 10Streets of London 25 7Thames, watercolours of 38 5Topographers, English, 18th

cent. 25 9Topographical, investment 26 3Topographical, investment 27 3Turner watercolour for

Christmas 23 7Turner, William, of Oxford 38 10Underestimated pictures 24 5Undervalued drawings 16 5Varley family 11 9Varley family 32 5Venice, views of 39 5Victorian 18 11Victorian marine 20 5Victorian watercolour album 23 5Victorian watercolours,

market for 27 8Views of London, early 24 2Vizor’d falsehood and base

forgery 8 3Wain, Louis 17 7Wain, Louis, for Christmas 22 7Wain, Louis, later years 18 5Waite, Robert Thorne 10 11Watercolour for Christmas 19 7Watercolourists, women 21 9Watercolours 15 5Watercolours 18 3Watercolours 19 3Watercolours 20 3Watercolours and drawings 8 9Watercolours and drawings 21 3Watercolours and drawings 22 3Watercolours, summer sales of 42 5Watercolours, two 19th cent.30 7White, John 46 7William Williams in

Shropshire 12 8Young generation of watercolour

dealers 40 10

WINE ANTIQUESBritish wine accessories Part I 44 7

Part II 44 10Corkscrew for Christmas 14 6Corkscrew mechanisms,

simple, early 16 7Corkscrews 8 3Corkscrews 30 1Champagne tap 20 7Enamelled labels for bottles and

decanters 47 1Price review 35 3Rare and strange 12 2Royal, in silver-gilt 18 6Wine bottles 6 4Wine bottles, European 17 8Wine bottles, onion 15 6Wine labels 1 9Wine labels 39 3Wine labels, 18th cent. 3 7Wine labels, auction feature 12 11Wine labels, enamel 4 12Wine labels, silver 11 12

WOOD CARVINGDomestic 19 5Irish bog-wood 21 6Swiss carvings 40 2

WRITING EQUIPMENTFountain pen before Waterman 34 2Inkwells 42 3Letter clip, the Victorian 33 8Propelling pencils 8 2Seal boxes 42 3Vintage fountain pens 25 3

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