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Thursday 7th February 2019 at 11am CHELTENHAM

The Country House Sale

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Wednesday 27 March 2019

Further entries invitedClosing date: Friday 1 March

Enquiries:

Jewellery & Watches

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Silver & Objets de Vertu

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Jewellery & Silver

MALLAMS AUCTIONEERS, BOCARDO HOUSE, ST MICHAEL’S STREET, OXFORD OX1 2EB

Chinese & Japanese ArtWednesday 1st & Thursday 2nd May 2019Closing Date for entries: Wednesday 10th April

Enquiries: Please contact 01242 235712 or [email protected]

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Conditions of sale

This auction is subject to Important

Notices, Conditions of Sale and

Reserves.

Important notice:

Buyer’s premium 27% inclusive of VAT

on each lot

Credit card fees where applicable are

2.28% inclusive of VAT

Auction

Mallams

Grosvenor Galleries

26 Grosvenor Street

Cheltenham GL52 2SG

Bids

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Condition Reports

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Front cover – Lot 147

Back Cover - Lot 255


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Country House Furniture & Works of Art 1-150

Paintings & Prints 151-223

Ceramics, Glass, Silver & Jewellery 224-448

Condition Reports and Images: cheltenham@mallams .co.uk

Order of Sale

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Explanation of Picture Cataloguing Terms

A work catalogued with the full name of the

artist in our opinion, is or is probably a work

by that artist, however intending buyers

are respectfully reminded to fully satisfy

themselves prior to bidding as the catalogue

description does NOT represent a certificate of

authenticity.

Other wise the following terms are used:

‘Attributed to’ … in our opinion the work is

probably by the artist named in whole or in

part.

‘Circle of ’ … in our opinion the work is by an

artist influenced by the named artist and of the

period.

‘Follower of ’ … in our opinion the work is

executed in the named artist’s style.

‘Manner of ’ … in our opinion the work is

executed in the named artist’s style but is of a

considerably later date.

‘School (together with place or country and

date)’ … in our opinion the work was executed

in that location at that time.

‘After’ … in our opinion the work is a copy of a

known painting by the named artist.

‘Signed’ … in our opinion the signature is by the

hand of the artist stated.

‘Bears signature’ … in our opinion there is an

element of doubt over the signature or it has

been added by another hand.

Important Notices:

Changes to the Droite de Suite or Artist’s

Resale Rights

Pictures produced by European Artists can

be subject to the Droite de Suite or Artist’s

Resale Right which took effect in the United

Kingdom on the 14th February 2006. Under

this legislation Mallams is required to collect

a royalty payment for works by living artists

which sell for more than 1000 Euros. This now

also applies to works by artists who have died

within the last seventy years. It is calculated on

the Rate of Exchange at the European Central

Bank on the date of sale. It is charged to the

buyer as a percentage of the hammer price

and in addition to the buyer’s premium. The

Artist’s Resale right is not subject to VAT. The

charge for Works of Art sold at or above 1000

Euros and below 50,000 Euros is 4%.

For items selling above this figure the fee is

calculated on a sliding scale. These charges

are paid to the Design and Artist’s Copyright

Society (DACS). No additional fees or handling

costs are retained by Mallams.

For more information visit www.dacs.org.uk.

Please be aware of this extra charge and

especially the recent changes if you intend

to bid for any works which might fall into the

above category.

Droite de Suite


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ge6 Oak stool18th/19th Century, of simple form, with four lowersupports, 53cm high£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

9 Windsor armchair19th Century, with pierced splat and stick back, 38cmacross x 112cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

1 Oak dresserbase18th century,fitted with acentral drawerand four furtherdrawers eitherside, supportedwith an under tier,170cm across x42.5cm deep x87cm high£300-400(plus 27%BP*)

7 Oak Wainscot chair17th/18th Century, with shaped top rail and block legsjoined by plain stretchers, 60cm across x 11cm high £200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

10 Oak sword chest17th century, of simple form, 96.5cm across x 32cmdeep x 61cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

2 Mahogany bureauGeorge III, with a fitted interior revealing a centralcompartment inlaid with bone, 106cm across x 54.5cmdeep x 107cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

5 Elm elbow chair19th Century, with slat back, 102cm high£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

8 Mahogany hall chairVictorian, with shaped back, on turned supports, 92.5cmhigh£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

10A Oak and tapestry hall chair19th Century, with turned supports, 63cm across x120cm high£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

4 Oak open bookcase19th Century, fitted withfive shelves, 53.5cmacross x 118cm high£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

3 Two oak stools Late 19th Century, on turned legs, 45cm high x 45cmacross (2)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)


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11 Oak chest17th century, of plain form, 71cm across x 31cm deep x56.5cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

14 Oak side table19th Century, fitted with three drawers, 91cm across x51cm deep x 78cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

16 Large leaded glass round panel20th Century, split into small sections decorated indifferent colours with metal brackets, 151cm approx£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

19 Framed overmantel mirror 20th Century, painted in blue, with rope twist design,140cm x 160cm approx£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

12 Mahogany chest of drawersVictorian, of three long and two short drawers, 103cmacross x 49cm deep x 99cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

15 Framed overmantel mirror the frame painted in red, 111cm x 146cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

17 Leaded glass panel20th Century, decorated with a central plaque depictinga flower, 90cm x 100cm£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

20 Indian metal tray top tablebrass with flower motif, with a detachable woodencarved base, the top 95cm across£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

13 Armchairwith scroll arm rests and slatted back, 50cm wide x42.5cm deep x 84cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

15A Anglo-Indian planters chair19th century, with caned seat and swing out arms, 90cmhigh x 110cm across x 66cm deep£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

18 Pair of oak framed mirrorsdecorated with repeating motifs running round the glass,44.5cm across (2)£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

20A Spanish brazier tablecirca 1900, inlaid with ivory and tortoiseshell depictingeight different sections on the top with a coat of arms,with copper pan inset, 104cm across £300-400 (plus 27%BP*)



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21 Gilt framed overmantel mirror19th century, with a shell and scroll top, 140cm high x92cm across£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

24 Oval gilt wall mirrorwith carved leaf border, 63cm x 56cm£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

27 Mahogany and marble large side table19th Century, in the manner of Gillows, 149cm across x72cm deep x 76cm high£300-500 (plus 27%BP*)

22 Mahogany side table19th Century, with drawers, 87cm across x 44cm deep x80cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

25A William and Mary Japanned cabineton standcirca 1700, the front and sides of thecabinet decorated with Chinese figuresoutside, having engraved metal mounts,hinges and lock plate, the fitted interiorwith drawers decorated with children, ona contemporary late 17th Century carvedstand depicting flowers and a cherub,152cm high x 48cm deep x 83cm across£2500-3500 (plus 27%BP*)

28 Mahogany and inlaid tub chairArt Nouveau style with tapestry seat, 50cm across x83cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

23 Rectangular gilt wall mirror19th Century, 88cm x 50cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

25 Pair of carved mahogany hall chairsearly 19th Century, 87cm £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

26 Mahogany sewing boxEdwardian, 40cm diameter x 57cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

29 Oak and leather hall chairwith original Liberty & Co of London label, 47cm acrossx 100cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)


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30 Composite Campana garden urn50cm diameter x 62cm high£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

35 Rosewood square occasional table19th Century, with spiral column, 42cm across x 75cmhigh£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

38 Two old tin trunksone painted Senior Proctor and one Junior Proctor, 60cmacross x 43cm deep x 38cm high£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

30A Chinese elm folding boxcarved to the outside with Chinese characters 87cmwide x 59cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

33 Pair of Portuguese tooled leather chairs17th Century, the backs and seats embellished withfoliate decoration with cherubs, the leather edged inbrass studs and surmounted by brass finials, 50cm wide x132cm high (2)£300-500 (plus 27%BP*)

36 Mahogany satinwood bow front dressing tableEdwardian, with marble top, 78cm wide£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

39 Walnut fold over games tableVictorian, with serpentine top, 95cm across x 51cm widex 75cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

31 Painted classical columnon stepped base, 102cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

34 Burmese carved hardwood occasional table19th Century, the circular top carved with a deep friezeand a leafy scrollwork 48cm across x 73cm high£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

40 Mahogany and brass cellaretteof octagonal form, 43cm across x 74cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

32 NorthItalian walnutarmchair17th century,decorated inmarquetry,with threefigures on thetop stretcher,the handlesending in ascrolleddesign,57.5cm x123cm£200-300(plus 27%BP*)

37 Arts & Crafts Frenchstanding lampcirca 1900, wrought ironand copper, 156cm high£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)



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40A Italian walnut armchair17th century, leather seat and back, with studdedbuttons, the back having a monogrammed family crest120cm high x 44cm across £150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

45 Mahogany small tea table 19th Century, 43cm across x 22cm deep x 70cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

48 Oak stacking bookcaseby Kenrick & Jefferson, with three leaded glass shelves,87cm across, 127cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

41 Elm rustic child’s/small armchair50cm across x 77cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

43 Walnut child’s Wainscot armchair17th Century, mouldings to the back, bobbin turnings tothe arms and front legs, 84cm high x 40.5cm across x36.5cm deep

Provenance: The Seymour Lucas collection. Aphotograph of this chair, in situ, circa 1904 will be givento the purchaser. Purchased by the current vendor in2004 from Huntingdon Antiques Ltd, Stow on the Wold,Glos.£600-800 (plus 27%BP*)

46 Oak and inlaid wall barometerArt Nouveau, with copper and mother-of-pearl inlay,mercury thermometer and aneroid barometer, 89cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

49 Set of mahogany hanging shelves19th Century, 74cm across x 89cm high£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

42 Chinese hardwood urn standcirca 1900, with inset marble top, 91cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

44 Mahogany folding butler’s tray19th Century, with stand, 108cm x 94cm when open£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

47 Oak stacking bookcaseby Kenrick & Jefferson, with four leaded shelves, 162cmx 86.5cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

50 Octagonal,mahogany andinlaidoccasionaltable19th Century,46cm across x75cm high£80-120(plus 27%BP*)


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50A Cromwellian leather chaircirca 1660, with brass studded backs and seats, 101cmhigh x 62cm across£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

53 Mahogany and cane Bergere sofawith loose cushions, 137cm across£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

56 Chinese large lacquer picnic basketthree tiers, 57cm high x 54cm diameter£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

59 Upholstered armchair19th Century, with original supports and castors,stamped to the back leg Holland & Sons£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

54 Upholstered green armchair19th Century, with original castors, stamped C. Hindley,70cm across x 71cm high

N.B. The cabinet makers Charles A Hindley were basedat 134,Oxford Street, London and produced a widevariety of furniture during the 19th Century.£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

60 Oak joint stool17th/18th Century, 45cm x 27.5cm x 48.5cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

52 Pair of French style giltwood armchairswith later Madame de Pompadour type upholstery£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

51 Hong Kong carvedstandard lamp156.5cm high£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

55 Rosewood andmahogany wine table19th Century, withgallery top, 26cmacross x 66.5cm high£100-200(plus 27%BP*)

57 Walnut regulatortype wall clock19th Century, withstriking movement,99cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

58 Walnut andcross banded smallbureauearly 18th Centuryand later, with fittedinterior, fitted twodrawers on carvedsupports, 60cmacross x 40cm deepx 92cm high£1000-2000(plus 27%BP*)

60A A French marble andgilt metal columnwith associated top, 100cmhigh x 31cm diameter£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)



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61 Mahogany four tier whatnot19th Century, on original castors, 40.5cm across x165cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

64 Oak dressing stoolGeorge III, on cabriole legs, 56cm across x 44cm deep£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

67 Hardwood tribal circular tablePolynesian with figure carved supports, 43cm across x51.5cm high £60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

70 Elm and ash elbow chair19th Century, with rush seat, 64cm across x 111cm high£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

62 Mahogany candle standearly 19th Century, of oval form with slide, 33cm acrossx 24cm deep x 69cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

65 Elm rustic table18th/19th Century, 71cm across x 41cm deep x 55cmhigh£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

68 Arts & Craftsoak plant/book hall stand, 72cm across x 85cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

70A Gilt overmantel mirrorVictorian, with moulded border, 87cm x 110cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

63 Satinwood heart shaped occasional tablecirca 1900, with painted top, 30cm across x 74cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

66 Mahogany and brass jardiniere38cm across x 43cm high£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

69 Fruitwood and rush rocking chair45cm across x 100cm high£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

71 Child’s pushchairEdwardian, of folding form, 96cm high£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)



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72 Mahogany and inlaid writing deskcirca 1900/1920, the pull out draw stamped Maple & CoLimited, 73cm across x 91cm high£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

74 Mahogany and brass oval wine cooler19th Century, with green baize lined interior, 54cmacross x 41cm deep x 76cm high£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

77 Mahogany and satinwood half round side table19th Century, 71cm across x 43cm deep x 77.5cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

80 Carved oak bible box on stand18th/19th Century, 73cm across x 94cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

73 Oak dresser base18th Century, fitted drawers on turned supports 177cm across x 50cm deep x 74.5cm high£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

75 Mahogany three tier dumb waiter99.5cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

78 Mahogany envelope card tableEdwardian, 42cm square x 72cm high£70-100 (plus 27%BP*)

80A French Boulle card table19th Century, with serpentine front, 95cm across x 46cmdeep x 77cm high£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

76 Oval satinwood inlaid tea tray on a standEdwardian£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

79 Carved wood mirrorlate 19th Century, with eagle mount and later glass,51cm across x 51cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

81 Mahogany firescreenEdwardian, with inset fabric panel, 66cm across x110cm high£70-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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82 Brass pierced fenderArts & Crafts, 137cm across£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

84 Mahogany side tableearly 19th Century, fitted three drawers, 73cm across x42.5cm deep x 69cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

87 Large Porthoi terracotta pot71cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

90 French mahogany extending dining tablewith three extra leaves, 113cm x 103cm when closed,with leaves 226cm long£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

85 Pair of rosewood ‘X’ frame stools19th Century, in the manner of Gillows, each with ivorycoloured cloth seats, 45cm x 40cm, 41cm high£300-500 (plus 27%BP*)

88 Large Porthoi terracotta poton a metal stand, 79cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

90A Gilt framed bevel wall mirror130cm x 109cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

83 Arts & Crafts elm corner chairwith rush seat, 60cm across, 71cm high£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

86 Venetian painted dressing tablelate 19th/20th Century, with carved mirror and fitteddrawer, 104cm across x 149cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

89 Mahogany bow front sideboard19th Century, fitted five drawers, 140cm across x 59cmdeep x 83cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

91 Heals oak work tabletwo drop leaves and pull out frame on a single drawer,circa 1910, 120cm across x 61cm deep x 77cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)



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92 Mahogany and inlaid corner cupboard19th Century, with bow front, 77cm across x 113cm high£60-100 (plus 27%BP*)

98 Mahogany revolving music chairEdwardian, 85cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

100A Carved marble statue18th/19th Century, possibly Italian, male figurestruggling to emerge from the ground, 110cm high£2000-3000 (plus 27%BP*)

93 Mahogany carved whatnotcirca 1900, fitted two drawers and a cupboard, 42.5cmacross x 164cm high x 36cm deep£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

96 Rosewood and inlaid side cabinetlate Victorian, with glazed base and mirrored top, 114cmacross x 202cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

99 Oak circular tripod tablecirca 1800, 48.5cm across x 68cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

94 Alabaster columnwith octagonal base, 108cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

97 Elm dressing stool18th Century, on cabriole legs, 58cm x 49cm £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

100 Oak longcase clocksigned Thos. Pollard Exeter,30 hour movement withcrescent date aperture,184cm high£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

101 Mahogany longcaseclocksigned J Brown of Coventry,eight day movement, with apainted face and brass dials,229cm high£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

102 Mahogany longcase clocksigned Robert Wilson, 30 hourmovement, South Moorhouse,with gilt decorated face, 203cmhigh£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

95 French alabastercolumnlate 19th Century, withstepped square base,107cm high x 28.5cmacross£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)



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103 Cased mantel clock20th century, marked Elliott, with three train repeatingmovement, 28cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

106 Pair of metal candlesticksin the Art Nouveau style, on coloured marble bases,33.5cm high (2)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

109 Brass small fender19th Century, 68cm across£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

104 Model of the Taj Mahal, Agra,circa 1900, carved in alabaster, 40cm across x 32cmhigh£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

107 Boulle desk standsurmounted with a sarcophagus box with a hinged lid,flanked by a clear glass inkwell and a pen tray, togetherwith a gilt metal paper knife£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

113 Carved standing fishermanBalinese, 74cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

105 Mother of pearl shell dishdepicting a fish catcher with a small child, 20cm across£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

108 Magic lantern slidesto include various views to include the Far East andothers (approx. 60) £50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

111 Mounted fox’s headand further items including yoke, shooting stick, swordstick and various Communion boxes etc£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

114 French brass candlestick18th Century, 26cm, an 18th Century English brasscandlestick, 20cm, a pair of bellows, a copper mountedjug and two pieces of copper£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

110 Set of three brassfire irons19th Century£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

112 Set of three brassfire irons19th Century£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)



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115 Pair of two branch glass wall lightswith glass etched shades, approx. 56cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

118 Bronze guard holding a flag and swordcirca 1900, on a stone plinth, 34.5cm high overall£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

121 Pair of Japanese cloisonne vaseseach with birds, quails and flowers, 30.5cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

124 Chinese saddle rugivory ground with black foliate banded border, 136cm x59cm£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

116 Japanese red lacquer small table top cabinet41cm across x 57cm high£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

119 Model cannonon an iron platform, 48cm long£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

122 Large collection of brass and copperVictorian and later£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

125 Chinese saddle rugof blue ground having auspicious symbols of two horseswithin a black banded floral border, 130cm x 64cm £200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

117 Gilt bronze winged angellate 19th Century, on a marble and ivory base, 32cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

120 Spelter model figure on a stag19th Century, 17cm and a small model cannon, 21cm(2)£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

123 A glass cabinetwith a group of objects comprising four ormolu lion’spaw feet, 19th Century, a bronze of a Virgin and Child,17-18th Century, a Roman ewer purchased Rome 1896,a French commemorative medal, three glass specimenbottles and an ostrich egg£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

126 Chinese saddle rugivory ground with two phoenix and other long lifesymbols, 139cm x 73cm£400-600 (plus 27%BP*)



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127 American quiltcream ground with stylised baskets of flowers, 180cm x170cm approx£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

130 Two Italian copper water carriers15th Century style, with embossed foliate decoration,both with double spouts 43cm and 36cm including thehandle£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

133 Pakistan gold ground rugwith central medallions, 140cm x 93cm, and a Kilim rug,101cm x 75cm approx. (2)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

136 Islamic double gourd vessel19th century, decorated around the body with animals,with an animal head spout 30cm high, a Qajar ewer,with Islamic script running round the body 36cm highand a Indian plate, decorated with a central deity andfoliate designs around the edges 30cm across (3)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

128 Afghan red ground prayer rug124cm x 70cm approx. and one other red ground prayerrug, 122cm x 90cm approx. (2)£70-100 (plus 27%BP*)

131 Chinese green ground rugwith central foliate medallion, 157cm x 90cm £30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

134 Three small Afghan rugseach with traditional patterns, largest approx. 70cm x50cm (3)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

137 Brass and glass oil lampVictorian, with cut glass reservoir, raised on a brasspillar,”English Made Duplex”, 48.5cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

129 Two Sorrento ware bookstandseach in olive wood, decorated in inlay, the largestdepicting two figures under a tree, 44cm across (2)£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

132 Two small Kilim rugsfive Kilim and Belush cushions and a small saddle bag£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

135 Two Dutch brass lidded pots19th century, the largest with an elongated spout and abulbous top, the smaller with two handles, 38cm and29cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

138 Brass and glass oil lampVictorian, with cut glass reservoir, raised on a brasspillar, inscribed “English Made Duplex”, 55.5cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)



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139 Brass and glass oil lampVictorian, with clear glass reservoir, supported by a brasscolumn, ”English Made Duplex”, 52.5cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

142 Italian oval olivewood framecirca 1900, 25cm x 19cm when closed£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

145 Pair of marble short columnson black marble bases, 31cm high£300-500 (plus 27%BP*)

148 Wooden desk standwith pullout drawer, together with further various piecesto include two stained or coloured glass panels one withan angel and the other with a coat or arms, four liddedglass bottles, a ruler and other pieces£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

140 Stained pine carved model of MadonnaCirca 1900, wearing flowing robes 38cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

143 Austrian bronze figurecirca 1900, the male figure holding a sack above oneshoulder on a marble base, 36cm£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

146 Russian tapestry rugon a black ground with foliate quatrefoil panels, 191cmx 83cm and five tapestry seat covers£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

149 Ash and elm ladder back rocking chairwith rush seats, 114cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

141 Pair of brass candlestickswith Corinthian style columns, together with a quantityof other metal ware to include a brass bucket decoratedwith figures, a plaque depicting maidens, and lampstopper, teapot and other pieces (10)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

144 Pair of marble balls 15cm and two marble paperweight eggs on bases, 12cmx 9cm largest (4)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

147 Claude Mirval Art Deco model of mother and child,bronze, on marblebase, signed in the cast, 34.5cm high x 39cm wide£300-500 (plus 27%BP*)

150 Satinwood writing deskSheraton style, of curved form on carved supports,130cm across x 59cm deep x 86cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)



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151 Harry Foster Newey (British, 1858-1933)winter landscape, oil, signed lower left, framed, 58cm x38cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

152B Audrey Hammond (British, 20th Century)Upper Slaughter and Windrush Mill, watercolours,signed in ink, 11cm x 23cm and 11cm x 27cm£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

153 Attributed to Joseph Thors (act.1863-1900)country scene, oil on canvas, framed, 19cm x 14cm£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

155 Henry Charles Fox (1855/60-1929)farm scene with cows, watercolour, signed lower right,framed and glazed, 55cm x 33.5cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

152 Joseph Thors (act. 1863-1900)country scene, oil on canvas, signed to lower left “JThors”, framed, 59.5cm x 38.5cm£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

152C Lewis Howe-Bennett (1936)Winter scene, watercolour, signed, 28cm x 38cm, 3needleworks and a small watercolour£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

156 William P. Cartwright“Near Dollihill”, oil on canvas, framed, 59cm x 38.5cm£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

152A Alfred William Parsons (British, 1847-1920)Autumn view, watercolour and gouache, signed, 36cm x23cm£150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

152D W Endicott (British, 20th Century)Beer, Devon, watercolour and ink, signed and inscribed,9cm x 9cm£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

154 Niels HansChristiansen (1850-1922)snow scene with figures, oilon canvas, signed lowerleft, framed, 38.5cm x49cm£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

157 W Richards (19th Century)“Market Square, Boston”, oil, signed lower right, framed,48cm x 73.5cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)



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158 Henry Charles Fox (1855/60-1929)“St Ives Bridge, Hunt”, watercolour, framed and glazed,73.5cm x 52cm£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

160A 19th Century English SchoolMoonlit scene, oil on board, 19cm x 24cm£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

165 Farming scene (19th century)oil on canvas, indistinct signature and date to lower left(1883), framed, 121cm x 87cm£150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

159 Winter scene (early 20th century)oil on canvas, framed, 106cm x 70cm £60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

161 After Lafiettereclining nude, oil on canvas, 98cm x 58cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

163 After Sir ThomasLawrenceJohn Philip Kemble asHamlet, in an ornate giltwood frame, 151cm x125cm£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

166 Rural winter scene (19th century)oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right (Stone, 1880) £60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

160 Contemporary Schoolurban style, oil, 176cm x 133cm approx£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

162 Frank Hill (late 19th century)coastal scene, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left(19??) framed, 61cm x 50cm£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

164 River scene with cathedral (19th Century)oil on canvas, indistinct signature to lower right, framed,80cm x 63cm£150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

167 J. W. Goddard (19th/20th Century)“A Misty Morning” and “Night in the Village”,watercolours, signed lower right, framed and glazed,largest 71cm x 60cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)



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168 Watercolours and drawings (early 20th Century)rural scenes and still life studies, some signed examples(12)£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

170A James Stephen Gresley (1829-1908)Woodland scene, watercolours, signed lower left, framedand glazed, 87cm x 60cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

173 Copley Fielding (1787-1855)landscape with lake, watercolours/drawing, signed lowerleft, framed and glazed, 49cm x 37cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

176 Watercolours/Drawings (19th/20th Century)landscapes and rural scenes, some signed examples (7)£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

169 Farming scenes (early 20th Century)watercolours, framed and glazed, largest 85cm x 66cm(2)£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

171 David II Cox (19th Century)workers in a field, watercolours, signed and dated lowerleft (1848), framed and glazed, 50cm x 42cm£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

174 Shipping scene (19th Century)oil on canvas, framed, 76cm x 64cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

177 George Vicat Cole (1833-1893)landscape with shepherd and sheep, monogram to lowerright, framed and glazed, 42cm x 27cm£150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

170 Pair of rural scenes (early 20th Century)watercolours, framed and glazed, 38cm x 33cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

172 Copley Fielding (1787-1855)coastal scene with fishing boats, watercolours/drawing,signed lower left, framed and glazed, 49cm x 37cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

175 James Walter Gozzard (1888-1950)“Wayside Cottages”, watercolours, signed lower right,framed and glazed, 70cm x 58cm£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

178 Fishing Scene (19th Century)oil on canvas, indistinct signature to lower right, framed,54cm x 40cm £60-120 (plus 27%BP*)



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179 After Nicolaes De Bruyn (1571-1652)classical scene, engraving, framed and glazed, 87cm x69cm£50-150 (plus 27%BP*)

181 Portraits (18th/19th Century)including agricultural workers and children, oils oncanvas/board, each framed, largest 30cm x 24cm £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

184 Portrait of a young man and cow (19th Century)oil on canvas, framed, 31cm x 25cm £40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

187 Isaac Findler (1809-1888)Cheddleton Church, oil, in a gilt frame, 84cm x 86cm£200-400 (plus 27%BP*)

180 Attributed to Joseph Thors (act.1863-1900)rural scene, oil on canvas, framed, 29cm x 24cm£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

182 Rural landscapes (19th Century)oil on canvas/board, each framed, largest 37cm x 47cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

185 Portrait of two terriersoils on board, framed, 37cm x 32cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

188 Shinmei KatoWoodblock, bamboo, 19cm x 26cm, a Japanese printafter Asada Benj, 36cm x 24cm, and one other print afterHokusai (3)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

180A Henry Clarke Pidgeon (1807-1880)“The Farm”, watercolours, gallery label to verso, framedand glazed, 75cm x 60cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

183 Landscape with water mill (19th Century) oil on board, indistinct monogram to lower right, framedand glazed, 30cm x 18cm£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

186 18th Century English schoolportrait of a gentlemen, half length, oil on canvas, 75cmx 60cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

189 Gertrude Priestman (British,19th-20th Century)three landscape studies, watercolours, signed (36cm x50cm)£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)



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190 David Cueruchiche (Venezuelan)primitive study of domestic scene, oil on canvas,inscribed and signed, 28cm x 37cm£50-70 (plus 27%BP*)

192 Rees Teesdale (19th/20th Century)set of three watercolour studies, country house, uplandand Fenland view, 33cm x 50cm x two and 34cm x46cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

195 Three 19th Century watercolours studiesshore scene with fishermen,13.5cm square, continentalview possibly The Rhine,14.5cm x 16cm, and Englishgateway 12.5cm x 16cm (3) £50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

198 Carleton Grant (c1860-1930)young boy fishing from his rowing boat, pastels, signedand dated 1895, 32cm x 64cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

190A Ethel Davies (act.1896-1924)Rural scene with four maids, watercolours, signed lowerright, framed and glazed, 92cm x 80cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

193 George Pryce (1799-1868)two sepia watercolours of Lukenham Church, Somersetand companion study Portbury Church Somerset, eachsigned and dated 1834 and 1857, 14.5cm x 22.5cm and15cm x 22cm£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

196 Robert Eadie (1877-1954)‘The Clyde’, watercolour, signed and dated 1948, 31cmx 39cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

199 19th Century English schoolpastoral landscape with travellers, oil on canvas, 62.5cmx 49cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

191 Embossed study in Pre-Raphaelite stylein the manner of Burne-Jones, in a gilt frame (43cm x22cm)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

194 George Pryce (1799-1868)the market cross Malmesbury, watercolour, signed anddated 1835, 21.5cm x 15cm and Malmesbury Abbey,signed and dated 1835, 14.5cm x 22.5cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

197 Watercolour study of Maltaindistinctly signed, circa 1920/30, 36cm x 48cm£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

200 Michelle Carlton Smithlarge study of a vase of flowers in an ebonised frame,signed with initials, 165cm x 131cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)



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200A 19th Century Schoollandscape with woodland cattle, oil on canvas (55cm x48cm)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

203 Harry Riley (1895-1966)St Ives beach, oil on card, signed, labels verso, 34.5cm x47cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

206 Early photographic study of a child with a teddybearcirca 1895, framed, ex Oliver Bradbury and James BurchFine Art, London SW6, 45cm x 37cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

209 Ernest Leahy (British, b 1942)watercolour and pencil study of various birds andinsects, signed in pencil (37cm x 52cm) and five othersimilar studies by the artist, three framed, three unframed£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

201 Michelle Carlton Smithlarge study of flowers, oil on canvas, signed with initials,in ebonised frame, 172cm x 130cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

204 John Preece (19th/20th Century)‘The Strangles’, Cornwall, watercolour, signed, 24cm x33cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

207 Arthur Wilson Gay (British c 1901-1948)still life of flowers, signed and dated 1938, 47cm x 36cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

210 Pierre Mas (1933)still life study of flowers, oil on canvas, signed, 80cm x63cm£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

202 Map of Westmorlandhand coloured engraving, framed and glazed, 56cm x46cm£60-120 (plus 27%BP*)

205 Henry Murray (British, c1850-1860)farm cart with hay, watercolour, signed, 29cm x 44cm £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

208 Nottingham type lace work paneldepicting two griffins, framed, 41cm x 145cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

211 After Farquharsoncoloured print ‘Through the Crisp Air’, 50cm x 76cm£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)



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212 After Stackpolepair of monochrome prints of domestic scenes, inscribedin pencil, 52cm x 85cm£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

215 Dupontset of four small views of Paris, oil on board, signed,14cm x 11cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

218 Paul Mansardcoloured etching of Amiens Cathedral and after ManwellAnges ‘Banlequed’ and ‘Albert Summer’ 1919, 19cm x13cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

221 Francis, Grant R- Old English DrinkingGlasses,Their Chronology and Sequenceand other glass related reference books£40-70 (plus 22.5%BP*)

213 Group of monochrome and coloured engravingsand book plates, to include a view of Lock Striven andothers (18)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

216 Ken H. Leung (Chinese 1933)abstract landscape study, signed, 59cm x 90cm£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

219 Various booksincluding Rip Van Winkle illustrated by Arthur Rackham,various prints, study after Huge Casson and two albumsof postcards£40-60 (plus 22.5%BP*)

222 Collection of Chinese and Japanese pictures andprintsincluding watercolours, print after Yoshida, Kato andothers£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

214 19th Century English schooloval portrait of a young boy, oil on card, 19cm x 14cm£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

217 Musical manuscript18th/19th Century, in double sided glazed frame, 51cm x34cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

220 Various Edwardian and later photographs andalbums£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

223 Collection of printsafter Cecil Aldin, Morland and others (8)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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224 9ct gold ringwith sapphire and diamond chip setting (some stonesmissing)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

225B 14kt gold necklace, 10grams£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

225E 18ct gold ringwith graduated opal and diamond chip setting£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

228 Four gold and other ringswith various settings£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

225 Cinnabar lacquer necklacetwo pieces of serpentine, snuff bottles, necklaces etc£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

225C 9ct gold heart shaped locketwith applied decoration and opal and pearl setting£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

226 9ct gold signet ringwith bloodstone setting and one other, 10grams the two£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

229 Collection of various coinageincluding pre 1947 sixpences, 1889 Crown, USA andother coins£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

225A Collection of miscellaneous jewelleryincluding earrings, moonstone brooch etc£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

225D 9ct gold link bracelet, 16grams£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

227 Collection of silver and plated wareincluding a continental snuff box, cigar box,candlesticks, vesta cases, brushes etc£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

230 Four sovereigns1890, 1912, 1901, 1912, together with three halfsovereigns 1895, 1911 and 1912£800-1000 (plus 27%BP*)



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231 9ct gold gatelink braceletwith padlock clasp, 15grams£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

234 Chinese white metal broochin the form of a dragon and various charms (9)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

237 Carved ivory figure of St. George slaying thedragon, on a wooden plinthcirca 1900, 9cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

240 GB/World coins£15 and face value pre 1947 silver coins, some modernC.N. Crowns, Pennies including 1950 and 1951, somemodern foreign coins£200-250 (plus 27%BP*)

232 Small collection of various costume jewelleryincluding pearls, earrings, silver bangle etc£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

235 Silver plated canteen of cutleryEdwardian, in original oak lined case, 51cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

238 Mixed lot of GB/World coins2 x 1935 Crowns, 1889 and 1890 Crowns, mixed predecimal GB coins and some foreign currency notes andcoins£70-90 (plus 27%BP*)

241 Mixed lot ex Westminster MintJersey 1014 five pounds in silver (Red Arrows), 50 otheritems in base metal some gilt£100-120 (plus 27%BP*)

233 Mixed lot coins and notes1935, 1937, 2 x 1953 Crowns, 1953 plastic set, minorforeign currency notes and coins£80-100 (plus 27%BP*)

236 Oval miniature of The Three Graceson ivory in ebonised frame, 7.5cm x 6cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

239 GB coins1953 proof set in case of issue, missing the Crown, 1696Crown (fine), 1821 Crown stamped H. Moser (fair),Charles I Shilling (fair), 1762 Threepence (fine)£80-100 (plus 27%BP*)

242 BooksBritish and European ceramics reference, including Delftware, Staffordshire and early English pottery, 20thcentury publications, mostly clothbound with dustjackets (approx. 60)£50-100 (plus 22.5%BP*)



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243 BooksThe Yale Edition of Horace Walpole’s Correspondence,c1970, incomplete run of 23 volumes, each clothboundwith dust jacket (23) £50-100 (plus 22.5%BP*)

246 Books A collection of early 20th century publications includingchildrens fiction, pocket editions and non fiction, mostlycloth bound (4 shelves) £100-200 (plus 22.5%BP*)

249 Books Arthur Rackham (illustrated by), Undine by De La MotteFouque, 1909, The Ring of the Niblung, 1939, and twocopies of English Fairy Tails, 1922, each bound inpictorial cloth (4)£100-200 (plus 22.5%BP*)

252 Quantity of silver medalsincluding various inscribed ones to include a CupWinner Wembley Stadium 1942, and a 1899 UnitedStates one Cent, 177grams£50-60 (plus 27%BP*)

244 Books American Porcelain reference, including the AmericanCeramic Circle, various volumes, American Porcelain1770-190 by Alice Cooney Frelinghusen and othersimilar publications £50-100 (plus 22.5%BP*)

247 Books A collection of early 20th century publications includingchildrens fiction, pictorial cloth, pocket editions and nonfiction, mostly cloth bound (3 shelves) £100-200 (plus 22.5%BP*)

250 BooksA collection of Karl Baedeker’s, Handbook for Travels,including Austria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italyand Switzerland, later editions, c1880-1930, togetherwith other similar publication (detailed list available,approximately 50) £150-250 (plus 22.5%BP*)

253 Glass inkwellwith silver mounted lid, a silver cap stand inkwell, asilver boat shaped dish with inlaid base and a pair ofsilver plated sugar tongs£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

245 Books Art reference, including Chardin by Marianne RolandMichel, Themes and Hudson 1994, Pieter Saenredam,Thames and Hudson 1990, Blake’s Dante by MiltonKlonsky together with seven other similar publications(10)£40-80 (plus 22.5%BP*)

248 Books Athur Rackham (illustrated by),The Rhinegold and theValkyrie by Richard Wagner, William Heinemann 1910,pictorial cloth bound £40-80 (plus 22.5%BP*)

251 Egyptian turquoise necklacein a casket£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

254 18th Century silver lidded tankardwith later embossed decoration, London 1783, makermark of John Kidder?, 801grams, 20cm tall£500-700 (plus 27%BP*)



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258 Silver plated traya silver bowl and dish, 131grams, a plated funnel, othersmall flatware etc£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

261 Group of piecesto include sconces, ivory necklace circa 1900, whitemetal brooch, shagreen lighter, mother of pearl albumand other items£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

264 Russian brass triptych18th/19th Century, outer front engraved with a cross andtown view, opening to reveal three icons, each 16.5cm x12.5cm£300-600 (plus 27%BP*)

256 Two silver toast racksof simple form 220grams, together with a silver sauceboat with gadroon border, 182grams£100-120 (plus 27%BP*)

259 Canteen of shell pattern silver flatwaretwelve place setting, by Farr & Co, Sheffield 2000,6116grams, without the knives which have silver handlesand including four tablespoons£2000-3000 (plus 27%BP*)

262 Plated water jug19th Century cocktail shaker, Jersey milk can and twoother pieces£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

265 Pair of crocodile skin frames23cm x 18.5cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

257 Silver sugar basin and milk jugwith engraved decoration, Birmingham 1930, 425grams£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

260 Suite of Old English pattern silver cutlerycomprising six small forks, six large forks, six smallspoons and large spoons, Sheffield 1912, 1523grams£400-600 (plus 27%BP*)

263 Group of piecesto include 1930s Dunhill lighter, small bronze, pair ofwhite metal salts, a gavel and a few other pieces£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

266 Continental ivory and plated ladleand four ivory pieces including a thermometer, walrusand pepper pot, 19th Century (5)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

255 18thCentury silverlidded tankardwith laterembosseddecoration,London 1776,729grams,21cm tall£500-700(plus 27%BP*)



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267 Collection of miscellaneous silverwareincluding teaspoons, tea strainer, dessert forks, salt etc,588grams in all£120-150 (plus 27%BP*)

270 Plain 18ct gold wedding band15grams£250-300 (plus 27%BP*)

273 Sovereign Mint mark collection (cased)seven sovereigns of George V, limited edition number910/958, with related ephemera£1000-1500 (plus 27%BP*)

276 Britannia 1988 proof coin set (cased)and with related ephemera£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

268 Set of six silver handled fruit knifes and forksin the shell pattern£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

271 Three piece silver tea set461grams£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

274 Two 1980 proof half sovereigns (cased)together with a 500th, 100th anniversary half sovereign(cased) and 1997 proof half sovereign (cased)£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

277 £2 gold coin (cased)celebrating the 50th anniversary of the double Helixdiscovery, with related ephemera, together with a 1986proof £2 gold coin (cased)£500-700 (plus 27%BP*)

269 Silver rat tail patterned ladle(monogrammed), London 1898, 271grams£80-100 (plus 27%BP*)

275 1980 proof sovereign (cased)together with a 2002 bullion sovereign£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

278 500th anniversary gold proof sovereign three coinset (cased) with related ephemera£500-600 (plus 27%BP*)

272 Miniature cricketbatsigned by the players inthe 1966 MCC v WestIndies game, signaturesinclude Rohan Kanhai,Lance Gibbs, ColinCowdrey and JohnEdrich£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)



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279 Queen’s 80th birthday collection of coins (cased)with related ephemera£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

282 Collection of Britannia and other silver coinsincluding Churchill £20 silver coins, collection of cased50 pence coins, Queen Mother crown, UK 2001 Piedfort£1 coin etc£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

286 22ct gold wedding band18ct gold ring with amethyst setting, 9ct gold piercedband, gilt bangle and simulated pearl necklace£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

280 United Kingdom Millennium silver collection ofcoins (cased)with related ephemera £150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

283 Large collection proof coin sets (cased)including UN £2 coin, 1991 UK proof £1 coin, 1995WW2 £2 coin etc£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

284 Collection of three golfing medalsone silver and two bronze, awarded to T.K. Ashton,issued by the Cheltenham Golf Club, the silver medaldated April 20th 1905, the others July 1895 and April1901

Note: T K Ashton was the first Gloucestershire CountyChampion and possibly Founder Member ofCheltenham Golf Club. Cheltenham Golf Club wasformed on lower slopes of Cleeve Common in 1891. In1902 they were joined on the course by the CheltenhamTown Golf Club later to be renamed Cotswold Hills.£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

287 Diamond solitaire ringwith brilliant cut stone with further diamond toshoulders£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

281 Collection of coins (cased)including Jubilee £10 note and £5 coin set, 1996anniversary set, London 2012 sports collection etc£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

285 Gentlemen’s Cyma stainless steel, navy star wristwatchwith leather strap£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

288 Cast beakerof tapering cylindrical form, with engraved decoration£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)



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289 Collection of seven fiddle patterned dessert spoonsall monogrammed, different dates and makers butincluding a pair by Hester Bateman, 320grams£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

292 Silver caster and matching cream jug (cased)231grams for the two£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

295 Silver two handled lidded trophygiven for the Chippenham Homing Society ChallengeCup, London 1921, 377grams£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

298 Pair of Turkoman Tekke white metal pendantseach inset with semi precious stones, 14cm £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

290 Two silver cigarette boxeswith engine turned decoration (one monogrammed withpresentation inscription)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

293 Silver bonbon dishstylised form, an open silver bowl and a silver shell dish,339grams in all£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

296 Silver photograph frame of rectangular formwith embossed decoration, together with a further silverphoto frame£40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

299 Indian engraved beaker19th Century, 15cm high£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

291 Silverplated toast racka string of pearls by Mikimoto, a Dupont cigarettelighter, a Ronson cigarette lighter, plated cutlery and asilver cased egg cup and spoon set£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

294 Small collection of silverwareincluding sauce boat, pepper pots etc, 379grams,together with cameo brooch, glass vinegar bottle withsilver mounts and a pair of copper candlesticks£100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

297 Chinese green hardstone snuff bottlelate 19th Century, 6cm and a Japanese lacquer tablecabinet.£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

300 Black slate obelisk called Cleopatra’s Needleat Alexandria, withinscription, 46cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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301 Large Faience jugpossibly French, decorated in flowers, marked to thebase F.F, 61cm high£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

303 Six Japanese painted plaster figuresto include trades and others, largest 26cm £40-80 (plus 27%BP*)

306 Three Idris bowlslargest 10.5cm and a terracotta figure reputedly fromNineveh, North Iraq, 3500BC, 14.5cm£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

309 English wine glass18th Century, with teardrop stem, a facet cut stem aleglass, and a multiple knop stem glass (3)£150-250 (plus 27%BP*)

304 Porcelain wine cooler18cm pair of glass decanters, 23cm and a pair of ruby glassvases, 20cm£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

307 Olympia leather bound musical photograph albumthe front with embossed tennis scene, the platesdecorated with different sporting pastimes Rowing,Baseball, Curling and others, the back revealing amusical mechanism, designed by Thompson, Bunnet andothers£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

310 Two bell shaped wine glasseseach with spiral air twist stems and a single thistleshaped glass with cotton twist stem (3)£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

302 Russian enamel Khodynka cupAlso known as ‘The Cup of Sorrows’, 10.5cm high

Note: This was made for the coronation of Tsar NicholasII and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna in 1896. The cupbears the cyphers of Nicholas and, Alexandrasurrounded by a geometric pattern with the Romanoveagle on the opposite side. The beaker is among manythat were distributed at the coronation. On the morningof 18 May 1896, over 1,000 people were trampled todeath in a stampede for the mugs, which wereerroneously rumoured to contain a gold coin£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

305 Large Continental pottery chargerpainted in monochrome with two stags, 60cm £30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

308 Suite of cut glasshobnail design comprising three decanters, largest 32cm,ewer and stopper, seven bowls, seven wine glasses, threesherry glasses, nine liqueur glasses and eight Champagneglasses£200-400 (plus 27%BP*)

311 Group of six glassesincluding wrythen stem, knop, facet and others£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)



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312 Group of glassware to include two decanters, 19th Century, glass rummer,facet stem trumpet glass and others£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

315 Three Bristol blue decantersLate 19th century, with brass mounts, together with sixfurther decanters, three green and three ruby red, onewith a decanter label for Sherry, the tallest 18cm high (9)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

318 Group of seven English pottery blue transfer pickledisheseach of leaf form, to include Wedgwood and others£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

321 English blue transfer pottery jug11cm, a blue transfer small cream jug with Indianelephant design, 9.5cm, a shell pickle dish, Wedgwood,two leaf pickle dishes and seven other various pickledishes (12)£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

313 Five Staffordshire dogsof different sizes, (5) £40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

316 Staffordshire blue and white transfer tureen andcover19th century, in the “Wild Rose Pattern”, together with amatching meat plate of similar pattern, tureen 37cmacross (2)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

319 Group of eleven English pottery blue transferpickle dishes19th Century, to include John Rogers & Son and others£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

322 Japanese Satsuma vaseCirca 1900, decorated with birds amongst foliage, 51cmhigh £50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

314 Pair of glass cornucopia23cm and a Val St Lambert vase, 23cm (3) £80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

317 English blue transfer asparagus pottery holder19th Century, Chinese decoration and two otherasparagus holders to include Spode£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

320 Group of fourteen English pottery blue transferpickle dishes19th Century, of leaf form to include Spode and others£120-160 (plus 27%BP*)

323 Quantity of ceramicsto include a Copeland late spode transfer painted tureen,toby jug, ironstone jug decorated with dragons and otherpieces £50-80 (plus 27%BP*)



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324 Quantity of blue and white printed waresincluding six Spode blue and white cups and saucers,Staffordshire tureen and others£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

327 Two Minton platessigned A. Boullemier, both depicting two children, withbackstamp for Phillips and Mintons, with later giltframes, 23.5cm diameter (plate) (2)£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

330 French petrified limestone borzoi dog paperweight19th Century, 16cm£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

333 Chinese porcelain table screensage and child under a pine tree, with inscription, in acarved frame, 68cm high overall x 48cm across£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

325 Nine blue and white stoneware meat plattersVictorian, to include Canova pattern, Fairy Villas patternand others, the largest 56cm across (9)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

328 Coalport John Rose tea setcirca 1820,each piece of cobalt ground with panels ofpainted birds in the Imari taste (40 pieces)£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

331 Two Prattware Jars19th Century, the first, The Dragoon Charge Balaklavaand the other Charge of the Scotch Greys at Balaklava,9.5cm high (2)£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

334 Large Satsuma chargerMeiji, with panels of blossom, birds and animals,phoenix in under glazed blue to the underside, 52cm, aJapanese tazza, 21cm and a Canton teapot in originalwicker basket (3)£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

326 Turner pottery stirrup cupcirca 1800, modelled as a hare, the coat in shades ofbrown, decorated in pearl ware, impressed mark to base17.5cm across£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

329 French porcelain table top casketpainted with figure and other cartouche, 21cm across£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

332 Case of stuffed tropical birdsincluding parrots and ground dwelling birds, with apainted paper background 68cm diameter x 76cm high£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

335 Arts & Crafts oak cornice101cm across x 42cm deep£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)



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336 Pair of brass fire dogs61cm high £40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

339 Cased Taxidermy Cormorant44cm high£50-80 (plus 27%BP*)

342 Davenport porcelain part tea setpainted with rose sprays£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

345 Chinese stained ivory chess setcirca 1900£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

337 Barograph in a glazed mahogany case, 30cm x 22cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

340 Seven Lladró figuresto include Daisa and others, the largest figure 26cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

343 Stone china part service19th Century, including a tureen, serving and dessertplates and a Spode stone china small meat plate£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

346 French Samson lamplate 19th Century, of Arita 17th Century style, 28cm high£20-30 (plus 27%BP*)

338 Domed cased set of butterfliessitting above pinecones, and two cased sets ofbutterflies, one marked Papilio Blumei Celebes (3)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

341 Masons Patent Ironstone part serviceblue Chinese transfer design (17)£70-100 (plus 27%BP*)

344 Glass sweetmeat jar and cover15cm, two hobnail glass small bowls and stands and acased glass (4)£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

347 Set of four Austrian cabinet bowlseach painted with fete galante scenes, 23.5cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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348 Set of six Coalplort ‘named view’ cabinet plateseach with a cobalt and gilt surround, 22.5cm£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

351 Quantity of contemporary glassto include a ruby coloured vase with white swirls,signature to base, a white cut glass with leaves, sixcoloured tulip vases and others £80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

354 Quantity of modern glasswareto include a Mdina style vase, a Venetian glass vase, alarge green glass vase and a pair of millefeuille vases£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

357 Minton, a secessionist vaseNo. 33, ovoid form, purple glazed tube lined design ofstylized flowers, printed mark, 13cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

349 Miniature Royal Crown Derby bottle vasepattern 499 and a few other smaller pieces£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

352 Japanese gold lacquer box (Kobako)and cover, Meiji, (incomplete), 15cm, a small chinoiseriebook rack and a reproduction tea caddy, 23cm (3)£70-100 (plus 27%BP*)

355 Pair of coloured cracked ice vasestogether with four painted glass trays depicting boats anda Murano glass style vases depicting fishes £60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

358 Royal Doulton miniature vasein a Titanian glaze, number 1085, with stamp to base£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

350 Pair of continental white glaze figures21cm and a pottery oval tureen£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

353 Pair of Crown Devon flambe vaseswith Pegasus horse design, together with two furtherpieces of Royal Doulton flambe wares and a RoyalWinton toast rack (5)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

356 Two Royal Doulton Wemyss Centenary gobletsdated 1980, inscribed ‘To Honour Queen Elizabeth theQueen mother and mark the Wemyss Centenary’, 19cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

359 Worcester teabowldecorated with fence pattern, with crescent mark to base£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)



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360 Marselis bowldecorated with concentric lines, marked 2629 to thebase, 10cm across together with a stoneware vasedecorated with a green band 12cm high£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

363 Wemyss Ware commemorative Victoria goblet dated 1897, depicting the royal crown and monogramof Queen Victoria within a field of roses, thistles andacorns, bearing inscription, impressed mark WEMYSSWARE/ R. H. & S., printed retailer’s mark T. GOODE &CO. 14cm high£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

366 Small group of hobnail cut glasswareincluding decanter and oval dishes£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

369 Group of Bohemian colour glasswareto include decanters, vase and other items (16)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

361 Griselda Hill pottery vasedecorated with crows, painted signature to base togetherwith a Royal Worcester vase in the Sabrina pattern, and aCrown Ducal flambe vase (3)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

364 Eight jelly glassesVictorian, and five miniature colour glass brandyballoons (13)£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

367 Group of Bohemian coloured glassesincluding various beakers and bells (14)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

370 Glass tankard19th Century, engraved with Masonic emblems, 17cmand a Dutch tapering glass beaker, etched with figures,12.5cm (2)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

362 Doulton Lambeth vasedecorated in underglaze blue, with bands of flowers,20.5cm high, together with a hand painted vase in theIslamic style, with painted marks to the base for Fetchceramics, 24cm high and a Japanese Imari vase, 21cmhigh (3)£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

365 Studio pottery jug21cm, small jug, 13.5cm, stoneware tankard and a bowl(4)£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

368 Suite of Continental (probably Austrian ) glasswareeach with slender wrythen stems and gilt borderingcomprising wine, sherry, liqueur, champagne, tumblers,various water jugs and decanters (approx. 76 pieces)£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

371 Pair of Spode ‘Chinese’ taste jugspattern 2907, with dragon handles, 27cm£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)



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372 Pair of large glass sweetmeat jars and covers44cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

375 Pair of glass lidded bottles22cm and contemporary hexagonal porcelain box, 16cm(3)£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

378 German violin59cm and a zither (2)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

381 Contemporary School sculpture of a child’s head on a wood base, 34cm highoverall£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

373 Victorian Majolica bread platedepicting with notation to sides reading Eat Thy BreadWith Thankfulness, 34cm across£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

376 Austrian painted bisque maidencirca 1900, 37cm £30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

379 Green glass wine bottle18th Century, 20cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

382 Safavid style engraved copper ewerwith Koranic text and panels of animals, 17th Centurystyle, 39cm high£300-400 (plus 27%BP*)

377 Gilt Chinese style wall mirrorcontemporary, 120cm x 85cm and a decorative Frenchstyle print, 45cm x 52cm£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

380 George Jones & Son pate sur pate plate of green ground with maiden fishing to the centre, 26cm,impressed mark£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

383 Glazed pottery dishby Benny Sirota (founded Troika pottery) 25.5cm, pair ofGouda ewers, 23.5cm and a small Dutch pottery head ofa baby, impressed mark GEBRvP, 18cm (4)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

374 Large glass tablelampin the manner ofFornasetti, decorated witha maiden, 58cm high £50-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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384 Pair of Chinese style pottery model parrots20cm high£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

387 Meissen Marcolini white glaze porcelain basket19th Century, the recumbent maiden seated next to theopen work basket, 26cm £200-300 (plus 27%BP*)

390 Two Spitalfields silk panels18th Century, each with embroidered foliate designs,100cm x 50cm approx. and 88cm x 41cm approx.£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

393 Group of English porcelainto include Spode trio 2721, late Coalport cup and saucer4636, Alcock cup and saucer 1825, Old English cup andsaucer and a dessert plate pattern 933 (6)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

385 Tibetan bronze model of Yamantaka on a double lotus base, 21cm high £100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

388 Fossilised wood stoneused for gilding, 13cm high£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

391 Dressing table clock1930s, retailed by the Goldsmiths and SilversmithsCompany, 12cm and one other folding leather casedclock (2)£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

394 Pair of porcelain cream jugscirca 1845-1855, by Cope, Gerrard and Hassall, 12cmand two black basalt cream jugs, by Riley (4)£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

386 Chinese bronze standlate 19th/early 20th Century, in the form of a heronstanding on the back of turtle, 42cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

389 Indian inlaid tray54cm, three hardwood Burmese trays and a curl paperpanel (4)£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

392 Art Deco Bakelite radioby Philips, model number 4973, 48cm high£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

395 Pair of Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucerspainted with highland cattle by Harry Stinton and oneother saucer painted with a pheasant by James Stinton(3)£200-300 (plus 27%BP*)



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396 Royal Worcester small teapotpainted with fruit by Price, a Royal Worcester pin trayand three coffee cups painted with fruit£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

399 Gothic ink stand and watchin the form of a tower, 22cm and a brass microscope,34cm (2)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

402 Tapering wine glass etched Omnia Bona Bonif!ex Woolley and Wallis Lot 10 21 October, 18cm£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

405 French gilt metal mantel clock19th Century, with inset porcelain panels, 42cm across£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

397 Blue and white cylindrical vaseChinese, 19th Centurywith dragon and flower designs, Kangxi underglaze bluefour character mark, 25cm and two Chinese blue andwhite export plates, 22.5cm (3)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

400 Wemyss style pair of candle snuffersa Sowerby small bowl, a Celadon cup and four otherpieces£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

403 Group of pieces including Honiton glass and Indian inlaid tray and a giltmetal mantel clock£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

406 Coalbrookdale style two handled vase19th Century, 46cm and a white Continental porcelainmirror, 57cm (2)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

398 Pair of Chinese polychrome vasesRepublic, painted with figures in a garden, 20cm £50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

404 Group of potteryand other items including a Herend jardiniere£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

407 Three marble type heavy ballsbrass model plough and a few other pieces£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

401 Miniature longcaseclock19cm£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)



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408 Pair of Spelter Marley horses40cm high£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

411 Brass and metal column table lamp38cm and a smaller similar lamp, 19cm£30-40 (plus 27%BP*)

414 George Jones Majolica teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, late 19thcentury, decorated with white blossom on cobalt ground,handles in the form of a monkeys, each with marks tothe base, teapot 14cm high (3)£150-200 (plus 27%BP*)

417 Secessionist style toilet jug and bowlbowl 37cm across£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

409 Collection of Gien potterycobalt blue ground (8)£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

412 Three French/Indian paisley type shawlsincluding a Kashmir (Rumal) type shawl,two others and aChinese shawl£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

415 Plain glass decanterof bulbous form with neck mounted locking mechanism(lacks key)£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

418 Belgian cotton crewel work type tapestry270cm x 156cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

410 French gilt metal mantel clockwith striking movement under a glass dome, 33cm high£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

413 Irish Mosse pottery square dish32cm and a collection of studio pottery and glass£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

416 Cut glass decanterof square cut form with 800 white metal neck andstopper and a small Cairoware rectangular box, circa1920, 12cm£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

419 Masonic Knights hospitallers sashand three Masonic aprons£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)



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420 Chinese crackleware vase19th Century, 35.5cm, smaller Chinese vase, 17.5cm,two Bohemian glass goblets, a salt glaze jug and a Delftvase (6)£80-100 (plus 27%BP*)

423 Sestrel hand bearing compassin a case, 22cm high and a sextant, also by Sestrel, inoriginal case (2)£40-70 (plus 27%BP*)

426 Bronze Indian temple chainmade up of interlocking links, interspersed with severalritual figures, 210cm across approx £100-150 (plus 27%BP*)

429 Chinese porcelain model courtier 33cm, three various Chinese blue and white ginger jarsand porcelain model of Guanyin (5)£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

421 Royal Worcester Hadley style classical maiden24cm and small collection of various ceramics includingCrown Derby and others£80-100 (plus 27%BP*)

424 Five Carter kitchen tilescirca 1930 (Poole interest,: Carter worked for Poole),15.5cm across£20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

427 Pair of Clarice Cliff pottery jugswith moulded fruit and flowers, 20cm £20-40 (plus 27%BP*)

430 Nepalese oil lampthe handle modelled as a cobra, with a leaf shapedspout, 24cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

422 Group of ceramicsto include two Delft tiles, pottery flower brick markedOxford, various plates and other pieces£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

425 Boxed Dinky H.W.M. racing carDinky milk float ‘Express Dairy’ and three Army vehicles£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

428 Chinese Canton vase19th Century, 42cm high, with panels of courtiers£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

431 Indian brass trayengraved with a central foliate decoration, with fish tothe side, 56cm across£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)



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432 Wedgwood jardiniere with Jasperware decoration of classical maidens. 24cmhigh£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

435 Chinese Meiping blue and white vase21cm and another Chinese blue and white Meipingvase, 21cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

438 Collection of miniature Chinese pottery pieces£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

441 Group of studio ceramicsto include an Avocet pottery dish by Biddy Rose, 31cm,stoneware square ginger jar and cover, 22cm, large tray,56cm and other items (9)£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

433 Meissen vase18th century, Dutch decorated, in the Kakiemon style,20cm high£100-200 (plus 27%BP*)

436 Chinese famille rose octagonal plateQianlong, painted in enamels with figures, 22.5cm, ablue and white plate and one other Chinese shallow dishpainted in enamels with phoenix, 21cm (3) £80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

439 Various Chinese pieces to include cased Canton teapot, brass and other dishesand other items£40-60 (plus 27%BP*)

442 Spanish Colonial Kero wine cupSouth America, 19th Century, 13.5cm high£200-400 (plus 27%BP*)

434 Dutch bronze figure of a boy20th century, on a marble base, 13cm high, togetherwith a brass European figure of a crane, 12cm high£80-120 (plus 27%BP*)

437 Hardwood Indonesian figure of a dancing girl43cm high£30-50 (plus 27%BP*)

440 Japanese lacquer two fold table screencirca 1930, with panels of figures, 86cm high x 80cmacross£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

443 Ivory carvedhead of GuanyinChinese, circa 1900,13.5cm£50-100(plus 27%BP*)



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444 Pair of Kutani vasesJapanese, circa 1900 decorated with peacocks andflowers, 34cm£100-120 (plus 27%BP*)

445 French blue and white porcelain ecuelle19th Century, painted with flowers and insects, crossedswords mark, 31cm£60-80 (plus 27%BP*)

447 Magic lanternVictorian in original wood case, with variousattachments£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

446 Pair of lead composite lionslate 19th Century, 22cm£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)

448 Magic lantern ‘The Praestantia’in original tin case and a large quantity of magic lanternslides£50-100 (plus 27%BP*)


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authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocallydescribed in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the dateof the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordancewith the description.

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when theauctioneer brings down the hammer.

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on whichMallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents.

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with anypremium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaultingbuyer under these Conditions.

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buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’sabsolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise.The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.(d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.INCREMENTSBidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.THE PURCHASE PRICEThe buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 22.5%. Thispremium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT)Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asteriskor double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at thedate of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers”for a brief explanation of the VAT position).PAYMENT(1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will:(a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and(b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us.You may pay for purchases in a number of ways: Bank Transfer, Cheque, Debit card. Creditcard (plus 2.28% VAT inc. on Business and Non-EEA cards) and Cash to a maximum of£2000.00.(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us

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there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our ownbehalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we mayhave, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

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the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retainpossession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt dueis satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remediesonly so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of theseconditions.

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exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities toview and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf)must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospectivebuyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by usas to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimatedselling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall behonestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently orfraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees oragents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and allconditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots,express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the nextfollowing Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for inparagraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our websitehowever we are happy to provide them when requested subject to our terms andconditions of sale. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does notimply the lot is without fault.

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