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Fine Art Sale
March 23rd 2012
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BUYERS PREMIUM: 15% (VAT is applicable to the buyers premium only at the current rate)
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A book - The Vectis Scenery, being a series of original and select views exhibiting the picturesque beauties and places of particular interest in the Isle of Wight, engraved by George Brannon to which are prefixed a complete topographical description and the general tours of the island, printed and published by the engraver Wooton Common, Isle of Wight 1834. Est £100-150 |
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3 |
A book - Paradise Lost, a poem in twelve books by John Middleton, being the 15th edition to which is prefixed an account of his life, published in London 1738. Est £40-60 |
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4 |
Two books - The Works of Shakspere with notes by Charles Knight, in two volumes, being the imperial edition and with illustrations on steel from pictures by various artists, published in London by Virtue & Co. Est £250-300 |
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5 |
A book - The Book of Common Prayer and administration of the sacrements and others rites and ceremonies of the church according to the use of the Church of England, together with the Pslams of David pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches and the form or manner of making of Bishops, Priests and Deacons, published and printed in London by Thomas Baskett and Robert Baskett 1742. Est £50-70 |
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6 |
Two books - T.Ciceronis Oper C. Stephani and Thomus Tertius Operum M. Tullii Ciceronis Omnes Eius Epistolas Complectens - Cum Priuilegio Regis. Est £150-200 |
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7 |
A collection of six early 19c leather and canvas shot carriers, 13.5"h, 8"diam. Est £150-200 |
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9 |
Two 19c hand held bullet moulds, one steel and the other brass and iron, both numbered 577 and being 8"l. Est £100-120 |
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11 |
An early 19c over and under double barrelled percussion pistol, double triggered, the brass plate and simple walnut stock having a 6" barrel and being 10" long overall. Est £200-250 |
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14 |
A group of four Victorian cast iron garden figures in the form of classical maidens, each 27"h. Est £400-500 |
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15 |
A set of Victorian brass fire irons, the poker with steel head, the shovel fish pierced and having baluster cast shafts and turned wood handle, the poker 24"l. Est £90-120 |
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16 |
A 19c Continental shrine cabinet painted and panelled with covered print biblical scenes centred upon the lamb of God, 68" wide open, 35"h. Est £150-200 |
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17 |
An Italian glass and gilt metal six light chandelier fitted for electricity, having clear rope twist columns and dished yellow tinted inverted shades. Est £500-700 |
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19 |
A Meiji period enamel cloisonne charger with scalloped border, decorated with a dragon in the sea within a wide floral, bird and insect border, 14"diam. Est £150-200 |
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20 |
A 19c French bronze hollow cast figure of a scantilly clad female holding aloft a bunch of grapes and in her right hand holding a tambourine, she seated upon a tree stump, base incised 'Devaulx', 14.5"h. Est £250-300 |
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21 |
A 19c white veined marble sculpture of a fox seated and with glass eyes, base incised 'Senter', supported on a circular black marble base, the fox a/f - repairs to ears, 10"h. Est £200-250 |
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22 |
A Victorian stuffed and cased dog. This was the wardens pet dog at Newgate Prison in the late 1800's and used to accompany him on his rounds of the prison. The wardens name was Mr Sutherland, who was the great great grandfather of the vendor. The dog, named Fudge, cased, 17"w, 12"h. Est £200-300 |
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23 |
A 19c Anglo Indian presentation croquet mallet, the head profusely carved in relief with dense foliage, silver banded and with a scale carved handle, 34"l. Est £100-140 |
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24 |
A Victorian ebony presentation baton, white metal and brass banded and of tapering form, in presentation box, 20.5"l. Est £90-120 |
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27 |
An archaic carved stone mask, 3.25"h. Est £80-100 |
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28 |
A two handled pottery blackware bowl of waisted baluster form, this item was accompanied by a note to the effect that it was discovered in the cellars of the Old Hermitage at Whitehills, Bletchingly, Surrey when the cellars were being excavated in 1949. The property was originally built in 1555, 6"h, 8.5"w. Est £200-300 |
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29 |
An archaic stoneware drinking mug, mis-shapen and with a simple handle, 3.5"h. Est £70-100 |
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30 |
A collection of seven archaic terracotta pots, a bead and a bowl, a/f. Est £150-200 |
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31 |
A late 19c ladies desk clock, probably Swiss. The movement is contained in an oval gilt brass case decorated with rococo scrolls, shells and flowers and having a folding easel stand. The oval dial is silvered and engraved with flowers, with Roman numerals and blued steel hands, 3.5" tall overall. Est £70-100 |
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32 |
A late 19c French carriage clock in glazed gilt cast brass case decorated on every surface with flowers and foliage. The movement strikes on a gong and has a replacement platform lever escapement. The rectangular white enamel dial has Roman numerals and blued steel hands, it stands 6.5" tall overall. Est £150-180 |
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33 |
A late 19c chiming bracket clock, the dial signed Sir John Bennett, Cheapside and having a substatial triple fusee movement chiming the quarters on eight bells and striking the hours on a gong. The round topped brass dial has scroll engraved background with silver chapter ring and chime/silent and Whittington/Cambridge chime subsidiary dials in the arch. The heavily carved oak case has caryatid figures flanking the dial with lions heads above and has a leaf carved cushion shaped top. The case sides have oak sound frets and the clock stands 18.5" talll. Est £300-400 |
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35 |
A mid 19c English bracket clock with associated double fusee movement and brass circular dial striking hours on a bell. It is contained in a mahogany bell top case with brass carrying handle and stepped base and has a mahogany wall bracket of ogee shape with a pointed base. The clock and bracket 34" tall overall. Est £300-400 |
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36 |
A late 18c eight day longcase clock, the 12" arched brass dial signed Francis Swinden of Brentford. The single sheet brass dial has scroll engravings to the corners and arch and silvered areas for the chapter ring, seconds, date and strike/silent in the arch. The hands are of unmatched steel and the five pillar movement has anchor escapement and rack strike. It is contained in an oak case with flat topped hood and fluted columns flanking the dial, the trunk has chamfered fluted corners and a long pointed-top trunk door. The base is plain and has bracket feet, the clock stands 85" tall (weights missing). Est £500-600 |
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37 |
An early 19c eight day longcase clock, the 12" arched silvered dial signed Thomas Russell, London and having florally engraved corners, seconds ring, date aperture and strike/silent lever in the arch and has unmatched steel hands. The five pillar movement has anchor escapement and rack striking but has been converted from bell to gong. The mahogany case has an arched hood and fluted brass reeded columns flanking the dial (one detached). The trunk has fluted and brass quarter columns and the long trunk door has a London edge moulding with cruciform top. The base has a rectangle of raised moulding with indented corners and a double plinth with wavy bottom edge, 88" tall overall. Est £1,200-1,500 |
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38 |
A Victorian walnut cased cabinet polython, coin operated, together with fourteen discs, the cabinet 28"w, 49"h. Est £500-700 |
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39 |
An early 19c Sheraton shell wheel barometer, the 8" diameter silvered dial signed Grassi Fontana & Co, Exeter. The mahogany case has a broken pediment with central finial and has shell inlays each side of the fahrenheit alcohol thermometer and at top and bottom of the case. The scales are of silvered engraved brass and the barometer is 39" tall overall. Est £150-200 |
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40A |
A Georgian stick barometer Est £200 |
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40B |
A Negretti & Zambra barometer Est £800 |
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41 |
An early 20c lacquered brass Martins pipe drum microscope with drawer tube focussing, single eyepiece, concave mirror and fitted mahogany case with accessories including objectives, slides and stage forceps. The case 6.5" diameter wide. Est £100-120 |
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42 |
An early 20c engineers rule to the Robert Hawthorne pattern and made by Sampson Aston of Birmingham. It is made of boxwood with brass folding hinge and as well as the rule it is engraved with multiple tables of measures, strengths of materials etc for the engineer, 24"long open. Est £70-100 |
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45 |
A Clayton Undertype steam wagon constructed in 2" scale and was featured in The Model Engineer, 15th February 1980 in an article by Robert Dyer, extract copies of which are available together with technical drawings of the steam wagon by R H Dyer with detail of the boiler fittings, pump, etc and feed water heater. This model is painted in the green, black and red colours of Hills Steam Haulage, Leighton Buzzard and is number 2. The boiler has not been fired with coal as the current power source is compressed air. The entire rig 60"l. Est £800-1,000 |
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46 |
A 19c oak table top cabinet, brass banded with flush fitting handles, fitted with three drawers, each with a lift out liner and enclosed by two hinged and locking doors, 18.5"w. Est £250-300 |
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47 |
A Victorian mahogany dolls rocking crib, 19.5"l. Est £80-100 |
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48 |
A late Victorian oak table top writing cabinet of substantial form, fitted with pen and ink compartments, letter rack and three short drawers, having a fall front and folding writing surface over a well, brass mounted and with side carrying handles, 16.5"w. Est £300-350 |
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49 |
A Victorian mahogany table top chest of two short and two long drawers with ribbon carved upper border and supported on a moulded plinth, 12"w, 11"h. Est £100-140 |
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51 |
A 19c Oriental carved and painted wood figurative gong stand, 31"w, 28"h. Est £150-200 |
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52 |
A 19c Mappin & Webb coromandel two compartment tea caddy, with lift out tea boxes and central mixing bowl, enclosed by a hinged domed cover with cut brass strapping and mounts, 12.5"w. Est £200-250 |
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54 |
A William IV rosewood two compartment tea caddy with mixing bowl recess, the caddy of sarcophagus form and having lion mask ring pull carrying handles and supported on brass paw feet, 13"w. Est £120-150 |
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55 |
An early Victorian walnut needlework writing box, folding and opening to reveal a fitted interior with original silk and velvet lining, having a two bottle pen and ink compartment, writing slope over well, the needlework compartment fitted with four mother of pearl silk winding spools, scissors and a bodkin together with two thimbles, 10.25"w. Est £140-160 |
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56 |
A late Regency mahogany wine tray of oval galleried form with a central shell motif, 15"w. Est £50-80 |
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58 |
An Edwardian green leather gentleman's box by Chubb & Son, James's Street, green velvet lined and with lift out shelf, locking and with carry handle to the lid, 8"w. Est £50-70 |
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61 |
A late 18c/early 19c mahogany campaign mirror with hinged sliding cover and folding to convert to easel mirror, 7"w. Est £60-70 |
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62 |
An early 20c olive wood scent bottle box fitted two compartments and containing two clear cut glass bottles and stoppers, the box 4.75"w. Est £60-80 |
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64 |
A pair of turned mahogany coasters of circular form with raised borders, 5"diam. Est £50-60 |
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67 |
An olivewood ring turned pot and cover, 3"h. Est £30-40 |
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69 |
A 19c mahogany turned and carved wood table tobacco box and cover, 3.5"diam. Est £40-50 |
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73 |
An early 19c lignum vitae inkwell with dip pen holders, with incised engine turned decoration, 2.25"diam. Est £40-50 |
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78 |
A 19c rosewood Tunbridgeware box and cover decorated with two chequered bands, the lift off lid with a boquet of flowers, 2.75"w. Est £60-80 |
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79 |
A late 19c turned and carved willow wood bird caller, owl, 5"l. Est £60-80 |
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80 |
A Tunbridgeware rosewood vesta box, chequer banded and with a spray of leaf and flowers, having a side operating drawer, 3.25"l. Est £100-140 |
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81 |
A 19c rosewood vesta box fitted three compartments and with top slide, 6.25"l. Est £80-100 |
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83 |
A late Regency coloured paper trinket box, the lift off lid with a picture of two figures in a landscape, 5"w. Est £40-60 |
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84 |
A Victorian shagreen and silver mounted circular stud box, 2.75"diam. Est £100-120 |
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85 |
A 19c Scottish horn oval stud box and cover, the lid set with a cut citrine, 3.75"w. Est £40-60 |
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86 |
An early 19c lacquered wood table snuff box, the hinged cover with a central gilt metal dog head mount and a rose clasp, 3.75"w. Est £50-70 |
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87 |
A late Georgian tortoiseshell table snuff box with a later velvet lining, the box lid with pewter line and central tablet motif, 3"w. Est £70-100 |
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89 |
A late 19c Mauchline ware seal box of circular form, the cover decorated with Margate & Sands, the reverse The Harbour, Margate, 1.75"diam. Est £60-80 |
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90 |
Three early 19c ivory boxes, one a pin box of facet tapering form with internal cushion and hinged cover, a toothpick box with central gilt rectangular tablet and pinned border and a patch box of elongated oval form with gilt line, the hinged cover with a central circular portrait of a young girl, 2.25", 2.75" and 3"l. Est £150-200 |
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91 |
A Victorian tortoiseshell box of cylindrical hexagonal form with a hinged cover, 3"l. Est £70-100 |
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92 |
A Regency patch or toothpick box with internal mirror, gilt metal mounted and with silver and pewter pique work to the cover and base, 2.75"w. Est £100-140 |
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93 |
A collection of three late Georgian tortoiseshell needlework accessories including one shuttle, a bodkin case and a needle case, all decorated with silver foliate ribbon and garland pique work, 3.5", 4" and 2"l. Est £200-250 |
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94 |
Three Victorian needlework accessories with printed pictorial panel decoration, foil highlighted and featuring Abbey Church, Cirencester, lrelands Mansion, Shrewsbury and Rhenass Fall, Isle of Mann, being a tape measure, pin wheel and book pin box, 1.5", 2" and 2.5"l. Est £80-100 |
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95 |
A Victorian tortoiseshell gilt metal mounted coin purse together with a snuff box with floral pique work, 2.25" and 2.5"w. Est £60-80 |
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96 |
A Victorian needle book with foliate painted papier mache boards together with a mother of pearl mounted coin purse, 2.75" and 2.5"w. Est £40-60 |
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97 |
A collection of needlework and manicure tools including three pairs of scissors, bodkins and ivory prods. Est £50-80 |
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98 |
A 19c Continental silver thimble with a fleur de lys collar. Est £30-40 |
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99 |
A gilt metal dog whistle by Thornhill, an S Morden & Co pencil holder and one other with an engine turned barrel. Est £50-70 |
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100 |
A collection of miniatures and needlework utensils including two rolled umbrella needlework cases - one with Stanhope viewer for Bownes, a tipstaff needle case, two tape measures - one in the form of a pagoda, a cricket bat with date 1887, a seal stamp, a paper knife with agate handle, a pea pod needle case, five prods and needles and seven other oddments including four pieces of mother of pearl. Est £140-160 |
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101 |
A 19c carved and pierce ivory pinwheel, 2"diam, a sander and a waxer, both 1"diam. Est £80-100 |
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102 |
A 19c carved ivory pin cushion clamp, a bodkin holder and a needle case with incised and ink decoration, 2.75"w. Est £80-100 |
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103 |
A Regency carved ivory whist marker of circular form, 1.75"diam. Est £50-70 |
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104 |
A Meiji period carved ivory tablet costume weight depicting a hillside village with figures on a bridge, the window screens carved with the carvers signatures, 4"l. Est £80-100 |
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105 |
A Meiji period carved and painted ivory netsuke in the form of a dignitary performing a tea ceremony, base signed, 2"h. Est £70-100 |
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106 |
Seven late Meiji period carved and painted ivory figures, base signed, together with a stand, the figures 2"h, one a/f. Est £250-300 |
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107 |
A pair of 19c carved and painted bone kingfishers, 3.5" and 3"l. Est £80-100 |
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108 |
A late Meiji period carved ivory figure group depicting two figures next to a cliff upon which grows a tree and flowering shrubs, base signed, on a carved wooden stand, the group 6"h. Est £120-150 |
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109 |
An ivory tusk carving of Hotei accompanied by five children, on wooden stand, the tusk carving 12"h. Est £200-300 |
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110 |
A Victorian ivory page turner with silver mount, London 1891, 17.5"l. Est £150-200 |
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111 |
A mid 19c English lever pocket watch signed Farquharson, Dundee. The movement has a plain balance and engraved balance cock and is numbered 2605. It has an internal dust cover and white enamel cover with Roman numerals and separate seconds dial. It has silvered trefoil hands and the silver case has an engine turned back and is hallmarked for 1862, complete with a silver chain, 1.7"diameter overall. Est £150-200 |
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113 |
A gold flat link bracelet, stamped 91, together with a pair of Creole earrings, approximately 26g in total. Est £500-600 |
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114 |
A ladies gold albertina, approximately 12.8g. Est £200-250 |
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115 |
A 15ct gold bracelet, daisy set with precious pink stones and pearl, approximately 19.4g. Est £500-600 |
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116 |
An 18ct gold pearl and rose cut diamond five stone ring. Est £300-400 |
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117 |
A Victorian gold target brooch with a central cushion of turquoise, set with an old cut diamond centre, cased. Est £800-1,000 |
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118 |
An 18ct gold moonstone, pearl and coral set bracelet. Est £500-600 |
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120 |
A white metal coronet set three stone cut diamond ring, totalling approximately 7cts. Est £5,000-6,000 |
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122 |
An Art Deco platinum triangular head old cut diamond ring with milligrain setting and baguette diamond shoulders. Est £600-700 |
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123 |
A Victorian brooch in the form of a dove, set with approximately 130 rose cut diamonds. Est £1,500-1,700 |
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127 |
An 18ct gold sapphire and diamond set ring. Est £1,000-1,200 |
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133 |
A pair of Edwardian seed pearl earrings. Est £150-200 |
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135 |
A collection of five late Victorian and Edwardian pencil holders together with one moustache brush. Est £60-70 |
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136 |
Five late Victorian buttons, each cast with an angel face, Chester 1901, 0.75"diam. Est £70-100 |
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137 |
A late Victorian pendant vinaigrette in the form of a book, with a gilt pierced grill and interior, Birmingham 1898, 1.25"w. Est £60-80 |
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138 |
An Edwardian Charles Horner thimble, Chester 1912, 7/8"h. Est £30-40 |
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139 |
A late Georgian caddy spoon with shell shaped bowl, London 1790, 3"w. Est £60-80 |
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140 |
Two Georgian shoe buckles with steel frames and silver mounts, 2.5" and 1.5"l, marks rubbed. Est £40-60 |
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141 |
A late 19c Continental snuff box with gilt lined interior, 2.5"w. Est £60-80 |
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142 |
Three Victorian butter knives with shaped blades, one with mother of pearl, one with bone and one a silver cased handle, Birmingham 1866, Birmingham 1887 and Sheffield 1866, each approximately 6.75"l. Est £70-100 |
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143 |
Two caddy spoons with Old English handles, London 1901, London 1834 together with two decorative shell bowl preserve spoons, Sheffield 1896. Est £100-120 |
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145 |
An Edwardian table bell with ebonised handle, Birmingham 1917, 5.5"h. Est £50-70 |
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147 |
A pair of Georgian design grape scissors, Sheffield 1916, 5.5"l. Est £50-70 |
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148 |
A Victorian Continental silver spirit measure, 4"h. Est £40-50 |
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149 |
A Georg Jensen sterling silver ladle with a double pouring bowl and one bottle top lifter, 7.5" and 6.5"l. Est £70-100 |
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150 |
A late Georgian toddy ladle with whale bone handle, the toddy bowl with coin insert dated 1758, 14"l. Est £50-70 |
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151 |
A pair of Victorian table salts of circular bulbous form with a leaf engraved border, supported on three ball feet, together with spoon, London 1888, 2.5"diam. Est £60-80 |
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152 |
A ring box of circular form with a domed tortoiseshell hinged cover, with garland and bow pique work and supported on three legs, Birmingham 1920, 2.75"diam. Est £80-100 |
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153 |
A Georgian style cream jug with frilled rim and wide pouring spout, having a double scroll handle and supported on three legs with pad feet, Chester 1898, 3.5"h. Est £60-80 |
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154 |
A pair of Georgian style table salts with gadroon shaped upper rims, supported on lion paw legs with lion mask terminals, London 1918, 3"diam. Est £60-80 |
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155 |
A pair of Edwardian Georgian style peppers with cylindrical pierced bodies, having domed and pierced flame finial covers, Birmingham 1905, 4"h. Est £80-100 |
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156 |
An Edwardian capstan inkwell, the hinged cover with a stamp box, Birmingham 1906, 4.25"diam. Est £80-100 |
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157 |
A late 19c Russian silver beaker, 3.5"h. Est £60-80 |
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158 |
A pair of Victorian preserve dishes of shell shaped form, having bright cut foliate decoration, Birmingham 1897, 4.5"w. Est £120-150 |
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159 |
A silver gilt box of oval domed form, the cover with an outer embossed chased garland of leaf and flowers surrounding a raised motif, the base stamped 'Drew & Sons, Picadilly, London', London 1900, 4"w. Est £200-240 |
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163 |
A pair of late Victorian/Edwardian clear glass perfume bottles, facet cut and engraved, with silver covers, marks rubbed, 5"h. Est £50-70 |
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164 |
A pair of Edwardian photo frames of circular form with oak easel backing, Birmingham 1915, 4.75"diam. Est £100-120 |
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165 |
Five late 19c Russian silver table spoons, each 8.5"l. Est £140-160 |
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166 |
A boxed set of four late Victorian silver gilt apostle table spoons, London 1899, 7"l. Est £270-300 |
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167 |
Six late Georgian soup spoons, three Edinburgh 1820 and three 1827, each 9"l. Est £180-200 |
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168 |
A late Victorian oval dish of boat shaped form, embossed and chased with scroll and foliate border, London 1889, 8"l. Est £60-80 |
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169 |
Five early Victorian Old English table spoons, London 1843, each 8.5"l. Est £140-160 |
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170 |
A set of six mid Victorian dessert forks, London 1868, 6.5"l. Est £120-150 |
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171 |
Six early Victorian dessert spoons, Edinburgh 1843 and 1846, 7.25". Est £100-120 |
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172 |
A late Victorian mid Georgian style cream jug of rococo form with a bold gadroon cast border, with shell terminals and scrolling handle, on a spreading scroll foot, London 1900, 5"h. Est £90-120 |
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173 |
A Continental silver standing owl pepperette with glass eyes, 3.75"h. Est £100-120 |
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174 |
A pair of Georgian style sauceboats with gadroon rims, double scroll handles and supported on hoof feet, London 1925, 6"l. Est £150-180 |
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175 |
A late Victorian Georgian style boat shaped sugar basket with threaded swing handle, rims and oval base, Chester 1901, 5.5"w. Est £100-120 |
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176 |
A Georgian style sauce boat with open double scroll handle, shaped upper rim and wide pouring spout, on three hoof feet, Chester 1939, 7.25"w. Est £70-100 |
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177 |
A late Victorian mid Georgian style double cruet set comprising two mustards, four salts and two peppers together with six spoons, circa 1897, manufactured by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company. Est £350-400 |
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180 |
A late Victorian presentation tankard, presented in 1881, being the Mayer de Rothschild Memorial Cup presented by the Earl & Countess of Rosebery to Mr F White. The one pint tankard embossed and chased with the scene of a horse with handler in a wooded landscape setting, London 1881, 5.5"h. Est £200-250 |
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181 |
A pair of George V fruit bowls of circular form with shaped rims and pierced borders, Sheffield 1923, 7.75"diam. Est £350-400 |
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182 |
An Edwardian biscuit tin of lozenge form with gadroon cast borders, having a hinged cover with bold domed finial, on a base supported by four ball feet, marks rubbed, 10"w. Est £300-400 |
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184 |
A mid 18c style rococo wall mirror, silver mounted in the manner of Angelo Scarabello, Italy and with the mark of Konigsberg, Germany, 21"w, 18"h. Est £400-500 |
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186 |
A 19c ladle by Hyde & Goodrich, 13"l. Est £90-120 |
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187 |
A Victorian oasis table centre piece with camel and rider resting under a palm tree, 16"h. Est £350-400 |
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190 |
A set of six Sevres white opaque glass goblets with gilt borders and gilt floral sprays, the bases inscribed Sevres, each 6"h. Est £120-150 |
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191 |
An 18c wine glass, the bell bowl over a multi spiral air twist stem and circular foot, 6.5"h. Est £150-200 |
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192 |
An 18c wine glass with funnel shaped bowl over a facet cut stem and plain foot, 5.5"h. Est £120-150 |
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193 |
A late 18c/early 19c wine glass with funnel bowl over a multi spiral air twist stem with circular foot, 6"h. Est £120-150 |
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194 |
An 18c wine glass, the funnel shaped bowl over a double series white opaque twist stem with plain foot, 5.5"h. Est £200-250 |
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195 |
An 18c wine glass, the funnel bowl over an air twist stem with plain foot, 6.25"h. Est £150-200 |
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196 |
An 18c wine glass, the bell bowl over a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, 6"h. Est £150-200 |
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197 |
An 18c wine glass with fruiting vine engraved bowl, a single knopped air twist stem and slightly domed foot, 6"h. Est £200-250 |
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198 |
A late 18c wine glass, the floral engraved bowl over a double series opaque twist stem, with circular foot, 9.25"h. Est £150-180 |
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199 |
An 18c wine glass, the floral engraved bowl over a double series opaque white twist stem with conical foot, 5"h. Est £150-200 |
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200 |
An 18c wine glass, the fruiting vine engraved funnel shaped bowl over a facet cut stem, with circular foot, 4.5"h. Est £100-150 |
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201 |
An 18c Chinese famille rose plate painted with figures and animals in a garden setting, 9"diam. Est £50-70 |
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202 |
A pair of Chinese famille rose plates, with lobed borders, a/f - rim fritting, 8.5"diam. Est £70-90 |
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203 |
A Chinese blue and white meat dish painted with a boat and pagoda islands, a/f rim fritting, 16.5"l. Est £80-120 |
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204 |
A Chinese Imari charger painted with flowering shrubs, 12"diam. Est £120-160 |
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205 |
A 19c Oriental famille rose teapot with gilt highlights, painted with panels of insects, flowers and figurative interior scenes, with twist handle and straight spout, 9"w. Est £150-200 |
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206 |
A 19c Oriental blue and white dragon decorated vase, four character mark to base, 10"h, a/f. Est £70-100 |
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207 |
A pair of Japanese Kutani large baluster vases with temple lion handles, painted with figures in a lakeside setting, 18"h. Est £200-250 |
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208 |
A 19c Oriental blue and white decorated jar and cover painted with a mother and child under a tree accompanied by a sage, 11"h. Est £300-400 |
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209 |
Two 19c Oriental blanc de chine temple lions on plinths, a/f, 10.5"h. Est £80-100 |
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210 |
Two late 18c/early 19c teabowls and saucers, one a/f. Est £30-40 |
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211 |
A late 18c/early 19c Barr period Worcester coffee can, incised 'B' to base, together with one other. Est £40-50 |
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212 |
A Vienna porcelain plate painted in the style of Wouverman with a military camp scene, 9.25"diam. Est £100-150 |
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213 |
A Vienna porcelain plate painted with Cupid and Venus beside a lake, unsigned, 9.5"diam. Est £100-150 |
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214 |
A Vienna porcelain plate painted with Hector's Farewell, signed Baerschneider, 9.5"diam. Est £150-200 |
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215 |
An early 19c French two handled vase of blue ground, gilt decorated with trailing leaf and flowers, decorated by Henry Faubourgh, St Antoine, 20"h. Est £600-700 |
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217 |
A 16th century style silk Spanish costume as worn by the actress Miss Athalie Davis at the Faculty of Arts Ball at Grosvenor House. This costume was made by her great aunt for the 1851 exhibition and it is reputed that the skirt was embroidered with four hundred skeins of silk in trailing patterns of colourful flowers. Also included is a gold wire embroidered waistcoat and pink silk bodice, together with ephemera and photographs relating to the costume and Miss Athalie Davis. Est £200-250 |
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218 |
A John Speede antique map of Barkshire featuring Windsor and also listing the names of them which first received the honourable order of the garter of St George, commenced in 1350, to the reverse the list of hundreds in Barkshire being page 28 of book 1 chapter 14, framed and glazed, the map 15" x 20". Est £200-250 |
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219 |
A 19c Russian silver mounted icon 'Saint Fanourious', framed, 7.5" x 5.5". Est £150-200 |
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220 |
An early 19c needlework sampler being the work of 'Jane Shepherd Aged 8 Years 1817', worked with a chapel, animals, birds and people, together with verse 'Tis Religion That Can Give Sweetest Pleasure While We Live, Tis Religion Must Apply ??? Comfort When We Die', framed, 14.5" x 12.5". Est £150-200 |
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221 |
An early 20c needlework sampler being the work of 'Patience Strong', within a border of spring flowers and verse 'Sow The Seeds Of Friendship As Your Way You Wend And You Reap A Blessing At The Journeys End', framed, 11" x 17". Est £50-80 |
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223 |
A black and white engraving of the Duke of Wellington by H T Ryall Historical Engraver to the Queen being taken from M Claudet's daguerreotype portrait, the mount signed 'Wellington', framed and glazed, in a maple wood moulded frame having a crest in the form of a coronet, 12" x 10". Est £150-200 |
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224 |
A collection of eight late 18c coloured fashion prints featuring ladies in costume of the period, published as The Act Directs, April 1st 1795 and January 1796 by N Heideloff at The Gallery Of Fashion Office, No. 90 Wardour Street, framed and glazed, each approximately 9.5" x 8". Est £250-300 |
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225 |
A collection of five original hand coloured engravings by William Hayes of rare and curious birds in the menagerie at Osterly Park, London circa 1799, titled and signed on mount by William Hayes and comprising Ghillam Sparrow 1779, 7.5" x 10"; Troupiale 1779, 11.5" x 10"; Amadavad 1794, 9" x 7"; a Warpbill 1794, 9.25" x 7" and a Cardinal 1779, 6.75" x 10". Est £500-700 |
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227 |
David Shepherd - a herd of elephants at a water hole, being number 733/850, signed in pencil by David Shepherd, framed and glazed, 18" x 38". Est £300-400 |
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228 |
John King - a collection of four hunting prints of the 1970's, coloured and comprising 'The Vale of Aylesbury at Racecourse Cover, Kimble' and 'Edlesborough', 'Vale Farm, Cholesbury' and 'Thame Park', each being 3/250, the mount titled in pencil with a sketch of a fox and signed by the artist, framed and glazed, 9" x 12". Est £150-200 |
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230 |
Frederick Morgan - a water nymph, signed on reverse, framed and glazed, 10.5" x 8.25". Est £200-300 |
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232 |
F Scianchi - the tomb of Cecillia Melella, the Appian Way, signed, framed and glazed, 9" x 14". Est £200-300 |
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233 |
Wilfred Jenkins - a pair, 19c street scenes of York, signed, framed, 13" x 9". Est £100-140 |
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234 |
In the manner of Bartolozzi - portrait of a lady, framed and glazed, 9.5" x 7". Est £100-140 |
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235 |
J E Buckley 1858 - three ladies in conversation beneath a tree, signed and dated, circular framed and glazed, 11.5"diam. Est £200-250 |
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236 |
David Bates 1905 - timber hauling, signed and dated, framed and glazed, 12.5" x 10". Est £120-150 |
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237 |
J B Noel 1906 - trout fishing a river, signed and dated, framed and glazed, 14" x 10". Est £120-150 |
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238 |
Gianni - a 19c Maltese street market, probably Valletta, signed, framed, 17" x 9". Est £300-400 |
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239 |
Charles Rowbotham - Sorrento, signed and titled, framed and glazed, 8" x 12.5". Est £250-300 |
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248 |
Signed indistinctly - Italian late 19c, a watercress seller, signed R Tuiquets??, framed and glazed, 16.5" x 12.5". Est £250-300 |
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251 |
R Bugge Scott - On the North canal, Dordt, signed, oil on board, framed and glazed, 7.5" x 11". Est £100-150 |
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252 |
Unsigned - a meeting place of river and roadway with a figure in the foreground, oil on board, framed, 9.25" x 11.25". Est £120-150 |
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254 |
J Wilson - a late 18c scene of St Albans Abbey with a figure on a pathway in the foreground, signed, oil on canvas, framed and glazed, 7.5" x 9.25". Est £150-200 |
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255 |
W J Connell - still life, a vases of roses and flowers, signed, oil on canvas, framed, 19.5" x 15". Est £200-250 |
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256 |
R Graham 1876 - still life, fruit and a basket, signed, oil on canvas, framed, 15" x 20.5". Est £150-200 |
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257 |
Francis B Savage - a Cotswold stream, signed Savage, oil on board, framed, 14" x 18.5". Est £100-150 |
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258 |
Francis B Savage - Bassenthwaite in the spring, signed Savage, oil on canvas, framed, 15.5" x 19". Est £120-160 |
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263 |
J Baragwanath King - sailing vessels in harbour, St Ives, oil on canvas, in an Art Nouveau metal frame, 27.5" x 35.5". Est £600-700 |
|
267 |
Alfred de Breanski Snr - evening in the Trossachs, signed, oil on canvas, framed and glazed, 11.25" x 17.25". Est £600-800 |
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269 |
A Herbert - a 19c Northern autumn riverscape with distant mountains, signed, oil on canvas, framed, 19.5" x 29.5". Est £150-200 |
|
270 |
F E Jamieson - a pair, Scottish Highland loch scenes, signed, unframed, 18" x 24". Est £200-300 |
|
271 |
E Watts 1913 - riverscape with mother and child feeding the ducks, signed and dated, re-lined, framed, 13.5" x 21.5". Est £120-150 |
|
273 |
Sidney Pike - mallards rising from rushes, signed and dated 1910, oil on canvas, framed and glazed, 8.75" x 11.25". Est £200-250 |
|
274 |
Mono FH - study of the head of a ginger cat, signed in mono, framed and glazed, 9" x 11.5". Est £50-80 |
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277 |
An early 19c figured mahogany bow front chest of two short and two long drawers, crossbanded and with shaped apron and supported on splayed bracket feet, 35"w. Est £300-350 |
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278 |
An Edwardian mid Georgian style mahogany standing corner cupboard, satinwood and ebony line inlaid under a dentil moulded cornice, the upper cabinet glazed and enclosing three shelves over a cupboard base, with bracket feet, 30"w, 79.5"h. Est £200-250 |
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286 |
An early Georgian figured walnut chest of three short and three long graduated drawers within reeded canted corners and supported on bracket feet, 38.5"w, 37"h. Est £900-1,200 |
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296 |
A late Georgian mahogany serpentine serving table with plain deep frieze and having one end drawer, supported on square tapering legs, 72"w, 34"h. Est £2,000-2,500 |
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299 |
A George III mahogany wine cellarette on stand, the cellarette of hexagonal form, crossbanded and line inlaid, brass banded and with side carrying handles, supported on slightly splayed straight reeded legs with castors, the interior of box converted to needlework use, 16.5"diam, 28"h. Est £500-700 |
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300 |
A Regency mahogany Canterbury of four divisions with vertical rails, fitted on base drawer and supported on short turned legs with castors, 18.5"w. Est £200-300 |
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301 |
A mid Georgian style walnut kettle stand, the circular dished top on a turned column raised on three cabriole legs with pad feet, 12"diam, 20.5"h. Est £100-140 |
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302 |
A Regency period mahogany pedestal table of oval form raised on a ring turned baluster column with three square inverted legs with spade feet, 15"w. Est £120-150 |
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303 |
An early 19c mahogany teapoy with a concealed tea box under a hinged cover and enclosed by one hinged table top leaf, raised on a carved column with three scroll and reeded legs with brass cap castors, 20"w, 28"h. Est £250-300 |
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304 |
A George III mahogany bureau with fall front and fitted interior, having six pigeon holes, one central cupboard and seven small drawers together with a well, on a base fitted two short and two long graduated drawers with bracket feet, 36"w. Est £400-500 |
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308 |
A late 19c mahogany standing bookcase fitted with adjustable shelves enclosed by astragal glazed doors and supported on splayed legs with shaped apron, 36"w, 48"h. Est £250-300 |
|
310 |
An Edwardian mahogany vitrine cabinet glazed and fitted glass shelves enclosed by two doors under one long drawer with glazed viewing panel, 26"w, 42"h. Est £150-200 |
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314 |
An early 19c mahogany campaign secretaire chest of small proportion and of split construction, brass mounted and with flush fitted drawer and secretaire handles, the secretaire with fall front fitted with two pigeon holes and six short drawers, on castors and requiring renovation and side carrying handles, 28.5"w, 34"h. Est £500-700 |
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315 |
A Victorian giltwood and stucco overmantel wall mirror, the short moulded cornice within twist side mouldings and having rose centred base brackets, 38"w, 52"h. Est £250-300 |
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316 |
A mid 19c French kingwood marquetry panelled bombe secretaire cabinet, with fall front and maple lined fitted interior, with open shelves and two drawers over three long drawers, having applied ormolu mounts and borders, 26"w, 51"h. Est £400-600 |
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317 |
A late Regency rosewood four tier whatnot with base drawer, having baluster turned spindle supports and short legs on castors, 18.5"w, 52"h. Est £300-400 |
|
318 |
A George III mahogany tray top bedroom commode, fitted cupboard over one deep drawer and supported on square straight legs, 24"w. Est £250-300 |
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319 |
A late 19c Sorrento games table, the lift off tray top with a circular marquetry motif of two dancers with outer bluebirds and flowers and reverse to provide a chequer board and playing surface. The table has two short drawers and supported on square tapering legs, 28"w. Est £200-250 |
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320 |
A late 19c French walnut two fold screen, the carved frame with upholstered lower panels under bevelled glazed panels, 57"w, 66"h. Est £150-200 |
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321 |
A 19c brass hat and coat stand with a lower stick channel, having eight shaped arms on a revolving column and supported on a large dished iron base, 71"h. Est £300-400 |
|
323 |
A late Georgian mahogany framed wall mirror with a fret carved pediment, 15" x 10". Est £80-100 |
|
325 |
A 19c ebonised and chinoisery decorated circular pedestal tripod table, 27"diam. Est £200-300 |
|
326 |
A mid Georgian walnut chest of two short and three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 36"w. Est £400-500 |
|
327 |
An Edwardian Sheraton style mahogany oval display table, inlaid and with boxwood edging, supported on slender slight cabriole square tapering legs with X stretcher rail, 25"w. Est £150-200 |
|
328 |
An early 19c mahogany side table of rectangular form with moulded edge, having one long walnut veneered frieze drawer over a shaped apron and supported on square tapering legs, 26"w. Est £200-250 |
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329 |
A pair of 19c satinwood octagonal jardiniere stands, the jardinieres oval panelled and supported on straight tapering legs with pierced undertier stretcher platform, 12.5"w, 30"h. Est £300-400 |
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331 |
A Regency mahogany needlework table crossbanded and line inlaid with coloured woods and brasswork, with fitted interior enclosed by a hinged rising cover and supported on ring turned tapering legs with castors, 18"w, 29"h. Est £300-350 |
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332 |
A mid Georgian mahogany tilt top birdcage action pedestal tripod table, the circular dished table top supported on a plain tapering column raised on three cabriole legs with pad feet, 21"w, 26.5"h. Est £500-600 |
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333 |
A 19c Oriental rosewood pot stand of square form with typical carving and having shaped box stretcher rails, 14"square, 26"h. Est £150-200 |
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334 |
A Regency mahogany oval Pembroke table crossbanded and fitted one end drawer with one opposing dummy drawer and having square tapering legs with original castors, 27"w. Est £300-350 |
|
335 |
A George III circular pedestal tripod table with a cut down column supported on cabriole legs with pad feet, 18.5"diam, 20"h. Est £150-200 |
|
336 |
An 18c elm country wingback upholstered armchair, on castors. Est £350-400 |
|
338 |
A George III fruitwood chest of four long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 34.5"w. Est £400-500 |
|
339 |
A 19c figured mahogany bow front hanging corner cupboard, fitted shelves, 15"w, 26"h. Est £120-150 |
|
340 |
A Regency mahogany side table crossbanded and line inlaid, fitted one long frieze drawer and supported on square tapering legs, 30"w. Est £200-250 |
|
341 |
A pair of early 18c style walnut gilded wall mirrors with leaf form broken arches, having a foliate vase pendant, a ribbon surround to the mirror plate and with outer scrolling borders, 40"h, 22"w. Est £250-300 |
|
342 |
A 19c oval giltwood and stucco wall mirror with a gadroon and leaf moulded raised border, having a ribbon pendant and two branch candle sconce, 41" x 29". Est £200-300 |
|
343 |
An Edwardian Sheraton nest of three mahogany tables of graduating form with ebony and satinwood lattice inlaid table surfaces, supported on slender square splayed legs with box stretcher rails, 17.5"w. Est £150-200 |
|
344 |
An Edwardian mahogany secretaire bookcase, crossbanded and inlaid with satinwood and ebony, the upper bookcase section with a spindled gallery over a dentil moulded cornice, the bookcase enclosed by two glazed doors with satinwood glazing bars, supported on a secretaire base with fall front opening to reveal a fitted interior over one long drawer, with panelled end supports, fret carved and cojoined by undertier shelf with bracket feet, 29.5"w, 74"h. Est £250-300 |
|
345 |
A late Georgian mahogany lamp table of rectangular form with galleried top, with shaped frieze and supported on slightly splayed square straight legs, 50.5"w. Est £150-200 |
|
346 |
A pair of Victorian giltwood and stucco oval wall mirrors moulded with flowers and cherub mounts, a/f one cherub with hand missing, each 25" x 16.5". Est £400-500 |
|
348 |
A late 17c/early 18c oak three panel coffer with carved lunette and diamonds and having applied split mouldings and raised on square legs, 49"w. Est £350-400 |
|
350 |
A late 17c oak two panel coffer, lunette and sunburst carved and on stile legs, 39"w. Est £300-350 |
|
356 |
An early 18c oak lowboy of rectangular form with front rounded corners and moulded edge, having one long frieze drawer, with shaped aprons and supported on straight tapering legs with ball feet, 29"w. Est £300-350 |
|
357 |
A late 17c/early 18c oak four panelled coffer with a plank top rail hinged lid, ends panelled, 52.5"w. Est £400-500 |
|
361 |
A pair of early Georgian style walnut open armchairs with solid vase splats, shaped arms, leather drop in seats and with rear swept legs and carved slight cabriole front legs with pad feet. Est £200-250 |
|
362 |
A George III mahogany armchair with pierced vase splat and shaped top rail, having bold carved open arms, upholstered seat and supported on square legs with H stretcher rail. Est £150-200 |
|
363 |
A set of six Victorian rosewood dining chairs with shaped and curved horizontal top rails, carved splat, drop in seats and supported on rear sabre legs with baluster turned and carved front legs. Est £400-500 |
|
364 |
A Victorian mahogany stool, the upholstered seat supported on slight carved cabriole legs with knurl feet and having foliate carved and shaped seat support, castors missing. Est £250-300 |
|
365 |
A pair of early 19c mahogany Chippendale style single dining chairs, with shaped and carved top rails over open vase splats, having upholstered drop in seats and supported on square straight tapering front legs and rear swept legs. Est £150-200 |
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366 |
A set of six (4+2) early Victorian mahogany dining chairs with curved and shaped horizontal top rails, rococo carved splats and the armchairs with scrolling arms, having rear sabre legs and baluster turned front legs with upholstered drop in seats. Est £400-500 |
|
369 |
Early 19c rosewood fold over card table on a square pedestal support Est £350 |
|
373 |
A pair of Oriental style large baluster jars and cover Est £300 |
|
374 |
PAINTED SCREEN Est £500 |
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