Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables to include Militaria and Toys

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1 Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables to include Militaria and Toys Saturday 07 January :00 Batemans Auctioneers The Saleroom Ryhall Road Stamford PE9 1XF

2 Lot: 1 A large garden roller, possibly Victorian. Lot: 2 A Raleigh 1970s lady's bike with panier and basket, in racing green, with three gears and guard. Estimate: Lot: 3 A Post Office red lamp post with 3 large globes, 213cm high Lot: 4 A black forest carved warthog, 72 by 42cm. (a/f) Lot: 5 A Victorian white porcelain toilet, decorated with blue foliate design, marked 'The Improved Thunder'. (a/f) Lot: 6 A fire crane blacksmith built boiling kettle and another kettle with brass tap. Lot: 7 A reconstituted stone pedestal and urn with fluted bowl, 81cm high. Lot: 8 A 19th century reconstituted stone fountain in four parts with a nymph and shell on a circular plinth with four dolphin spouts, a fluted pedestal and low relief masks on a square base, 144cm high. Estimate: Lot: 9 A reconstituted stone urn on stand with shell and rose motifs, 104cm high. Lot: 10 A wheeled horse drawn single furrow plough, a harrow, and a seed tray. (3) Lot: 11 A pair of 19th century terracotta spheres painted grey, decorated with diamond lattice design and leaves, 18cm diameter. Estimate: Lot: 12 An Ernst Leitz Wetzlar projector (3 pieces). Lot: 12A A Macintosh inspired wallclock. Lot: 13 A sculpture of a stork, 166cm high. Estimate: Lot: 14 Two brass jam pots, agricultural tools and a waffle maker in a trunk. Lot: 15 A black trunk of books. Lot: 16 A camel skin lamp shade in the form of a Komodo dragon. Lot: 17 A large electronic 'The Reaction Game', 20 by 70 by 8cm deep. Estimate: Lot: 18 A Ten Stars pinball machine. Estimate: Lot: 19 A Solex American pool table, 214 by 120 by 80cm. Lot: 20 A handbuilt wooden rockinghorse, about 20 years old. Lot: 21 A pair of brass carriage lanterns of hexagonal form, glazed windows with eagle surmounts, 68cm. Lot: 22 A light oak gateleg dining table raised on turned supports. Lot: 23 A pair of Italian chrome framed high back chairs with orange 1 of 47

3 upholstery. Estimate: A Victorian pine scrub-top table on turned painted legs. Lot: 24 A 1960s design tub swivel chair, upholstered in tan fabric. Lot: 25 A quantity of stained glass panels. Lot: 26 Two green upholstered armchairs. Lot: 27 A post war oak extending trestle table with two leaves and bread board ends, 207 by 76 by 90cm fully extended. Lot: 28 A Victorian bamboo pedestal writing desk with painted lacquer panels, 92 by 56 by 71cm high. Lot: 29 An American extending table with single extra leaf (30cm), but can take more, with a set of six matching chairs including one carver, 151 by 112 by 78cm (without leaf fitted). Lot: 30 A hand crafted beech dining table, being a copy of a French vineyard table, the oval seven plank top with tilt frame, dowelled with a 'Y' shaped pivotal support, raised on curved legs, 148 by 114 by 76cm. Lot: 31 A green and red painted cupboard with two shelves over Art Nouveau style painted panel door. Lot: 32 An Art Deco lounge suite consisting of two single armchairs and a two seater sofa. Estimate: Lot: 33 A drop end sofa with turned supports in blue fabric upholstery, 150cm long. Lot: 34 Lot: 35 A pine and marble washstand, with tiled splashback over marble, above a single door raised on square tapering supports, terminating in castors. Lot: 36 A walnut hall table with glass top and bottom, 136 by 39 by 68cm high. Lot: 37 An oak and elm Captain's chair, raised on ring turned legs. Lot: 38 A bamboo and stained glass firescreen with central lozenge shaped panel depicting a bird, 48 by 96cm high. Lot: 39 A mahogany towel rail of slender form, with barley twist supports terminating in bracket feet. (a/f) Lot: 40 A 19th century iron bound sea chest. Lot: 41 Three pine chests to include one with carrying handles, a pine box with oak effect, and a workmans tool chest. (3) Lot: 42 A pine bookshelf with two drawers below, shaped apron and bracket feet, 122 by 30 by 92cm. Lot: 43 A rustic handmade lampstand. Lot: 44 Four Edwardian mahogany and lime inlaid dining chairs with framed mahogany panel to top of splat above pierced oval and interlocking design over green upholstered seats raised on slender tapering supports. (4) Lot: 45 2 of 47

4 An elm seated rocking chair. Lot: 46 Three pine kitchen chairs plus one. Estimate: Lot: 47 A modern pine wardrobe with three doors raised on bracket supports, the crown (not shown), is available in parts, 154 by 58 by 205cm high. Estimate: Lot: 48 A pair of large lathe back carvers raised on turned supports joined by stretchers. Estimate: Lot: 49 Two faux bamboo open armchairs, a/f. Lot: 50 A mahogany and inlaid wardrobe with two bevelled mirror doors, a matching dressing chest of bevelled mirror over trinket drawers above two short over two long drawers on slender tapered supports terminating in castors. Lot: 51 A Victorian satin walnut dressing chest. Estimate: Lot: 52 A mahogany cupboard with two pierced and panelled doors, enclosing a single shelf, above two drawers, raised on bun feet, by 65.5 by 150.5cm. Lot: 53 A mahogany astragal glazed display cabinet of three sections raised on cabriole supports, 132 by 38 by 152cm. Estimate: Lot: 54 A pine church pew. Lot: 55 A modern pine kitchen table and four chairs. Lot: 56 A hand carved 19th century trug. Lot: 57 A beech kitchen table, 6.5 by 3.3 feet. Estimate: Lot: 58 A beech dining table. Lot: 59 A small pine pew, 98cm wide and 94cm high. Lot: 60 A bentwood chair. Lot: 61 A set of four Danish chrome and cane armchairs, circa 1970s, Marcel Brauer inspired, bears label. Estimate: Lot: 62 A pine kitchen table with drawer to one end, 183 by 92 by 78cm high. Lot: 63 A marriage pine bookcase of cornice over twin glazed doors over base of two short drawers over two doors raised on plinth base, 80 by 42 by 193cm high. Lot: 64 A pine open bookshelf of four levels on plinth base. 50 by 20 by 105 high. Lot: 65 A satin walnut marble topped washing chest, 105 by 47 by 89 high. Lot: 66 A large stained pine mirror, 152 by 122cm. Lot: 67 A four shelf bookcase, 99 by 20 by 100cm high. Estimate: of 47

5 Lot: 68 A pink marble topped Louis XVi style coffee table with fluted and painted legs, 98 by 48 by 45cm high. Lot: 69 An oak dresser with an arrangement of five drawers and two cupboards fronted by iron grilles, raised on bracket feet, 150 by 54 by 99cm. Lot: 70 A large wall clock with Arabic numerals, cock beading and plain cornice, 80cm. Lot: 71 A faux leather buttoned footstool on castors, 92 by 58 by 14cm high. Estimate: Lot: 72 A pair of spindle back penny armchairs. Estimate: Lot: 73 An oak grandmother chair with turned legs and scroll arms. Estimate: Lot: 74 A set of four Edwardian mahogany dining chairs upholstered in white fabric. Lot: 75 A reroduction regency style D end dining table, together with four regency style dining chairs and a sideboard of two drawers over two doors on bracket supports. (6) Lot: 76 An oak dresser, the three shelf delft rack above two frieze drawers with cupboard below, raised on fluted legs, 122 by 48 by 187cm high. Lot: 77 An oak bureau, with fall flap above two short over two long drawers raised on bracket feet, 76 by 44 by 100cm high. Lot: 78 A pair of 19th century French rosewood, serpentine fronted bedroom chairs, raised on carved cabriole legs and scroll feet, upholstered in blue cotton fabric and white braide trim. Lot: 79 A modern wingback upholstered in red. Lot: 80 A freestanding oak bookcase with two shelves. Estimate: Lot: 81 A 1920s oak gateleg table, serpentine shaped top and barley twist supports. Estimate: Lot: 82 A mahogany 20th century coal purdonium with a carved foliate panel, raised on castors along with an octagonal topped occasional table. Estimate: Lot: 83 A Victorian walnut tilt top loo table on a carved baluster column above cabriole legs. Lot: 84 A blonde Ercol dining table with solid elm top, 183 by 87 by 74cm, and a set of six Ercol hand carved light elm dining chairs. (7) Estimate: Lot: 85 A green upholstered 19th century tub chair with carved mahogany frame raised on square tapering supports. Lot: 86 A pair of Georgian style mahogany dining chairs. Lot: 87 A padded stool. Estimate: Lot: 88 A mahogany box with hinged lid, 93 by 32 by 93cm. Estimate: Lot: 89 An oak gateleg dropleaf table with oval top. Estimate: of 47

6 Lot: 90 A reproduction mahogany lady's desk with carved boarder to three sides, with three drawers below, raised on turned and reeded supports. Lot: 91 A nest of three 1950s style Japanese tables, painted in Chinoiserie style. Lot: 92 A Victorian mahogany swing mirror with serpentine front. Lot: 93 A magazine rack/stool. Lot: 94 A modern oak square topped occasional table on turned supports joined by stretchers and magazine table. Estimate: Lot: 95 An oak drop leaf table raised on barley twist supports, 90 by 30cm each leaf by 62 by 74cm. Estimate: Lot: 96 A Cooper Brothers plate and ivorine canteen, circa 1930s, 70 pieces, lacking four pieces, in an oak table with single frieze fitted drawer raised on baluster turned legs united by an under tier, 74.5 by 49 by 77cm. Estimate: Lot: 97 A Victorian mahogany scroll framed armchair with turned legs, serpentine front and faux leopard skin upholstery, and a similarly upholstered French style stool with cabriole legs and turned stretchers. (2) Estimate: Lot: 98 An ebonized framed scroll nursing chair with foliate upholstered seat raised on scroll feet. Lot: 99 A late Victorian chair, part of parlour suite, upholstered in green leather raised on turned supports terminating in castors. Estimate: Lot: 100 A Victorian mahogany two tier occasional table with a pie crust top, raised on cabriole legs, 68 by 74cm. Lot: 101 An early 20th century oak dining table raised on square tapered supports terminating in castors, 180 by 120cm. Lot: 102 A mahogany breakfront cabinet of three doors raised on plinth base, 188 by 42 by 123cm. Lot: 103 A mahogany glazed display case with wheat ear design, two shelves, raised on cabriole legs, 90 by 34 by 127cm. Lot: 104 An oak twin door wardrobe with applied decoration, 108 by 188 by 46cm deep. Lot: 105 A Victorian mahogany lift lid desk with glazed cupboard below, carved corbels and bun handles, 66 by 47 by 74cm. Lot: 106 An oak dresser with a carved two shelf delft rack above two panelled doors raised on straight supports, 91 by 40 by 169cm. Lot: 107 A lift lid oak piano stool, circa 1910, with carved front panel. Estimate: Lot: 108 A satin walnut single mirror door wardrobe, 90 by 45 by 197 high. Estimate: Lot: 109 An oak twin door glazed bookcase raised on bracket supports, 117 by 31 by 133cm high. Lot: 110 A miniature chest of drawers with two doors, 31 by 16 by 35cm Lot: 111 A camel stool with leather seat. 5 of 47

7 Lot: 112 A mahogany 19th century toilet mirror. Lot: 113 An oak Victorian commode armchair with upholstered seat, splat back and turned legs, ceramic bowl broken. Lot: 114 A hand carved high back side chair with pierced splat, and an oak square plant stand with barley twist supports joined by stretchers. Lot: 115 A Victorian leaf carved ebonised wall mirror inset bevelled glass. Lot: 116 A small oak stool. Lot: 117 An Old Charm style oak sideboard of three drawers over four doors, raised on large bracket support. Estimate: Lot: 118 An early 20th century sideboard of mahogany gadrooned boarder over three drawers flanked by two drawers raised on square supports, 150 by 53 by 98cm. Lot: 119 A Dutch 1970s oak fall-front bureau bookcase with fielded panels. Lot: 120 A large oak trestle table extending with single extra leaf to centre. Lot: 121 An oak extending dining table, 141 by 98 by 71cm. (a/f) Lot: 122 A pair of caned oak Arts & Crafts cane seated side chairs. Lot: 123 A pair of mahogany dining chairs with turned front legs, overstuffed green upholstered seat and backrest. Lot: 124 A Victorian mahogany chest of two short and three long drawers on a plinth base. Lot: 125 A Victorian twin pedestal oak desk of three over six drawers, 149 by 67 by 77cm Lot: 126 An oak corner cupboard with mirror back and five shelves, with cornice over two doors raised on plinth base. Lot: 127 A Georgian mahogany framed Chippendale style single chair. Lot: 128 An oak low table drop leaf raised on turned supports joined by stretchers. Lot: 129 A pair of late Victorian chairs, carved walnut raised on turned and reeded supports. Lot: 130 A 19th century mahogany box with brass fittings. Lot: 131 A Victorian mahogany nursing chair. Lot: 132 A Victorian oak and elm child's button back chair with cane seat raised on turned legs united by stretchers, 94cm high. Lot: 133 A mahogany corner wall shelf. Estimate: Lot: 134 A mahogany occasional table with later octagonal top, on a 6 of 47

8 turned pedestal terminating in a tripart base. Lot: 135 A Regency style satinwood and crossbanded Pembroke drop leaf table, 82 by 62 by 75cm high. Lot: 136 A Victorian mahogany occasional table. Lot: 137 A mahogany display cabinet with reeded top over twin glazed doors raised on square tapering supports on spade feet. Lot: 138 A Victorian oak, ash and elm window chair with a pierced and shafted splat, raised on turned legs. Estimate: Lot: 139 A stained pine tallboy chest, circa 1930, with a central door flanked by four drawers above a chest base of two short drawers over two long drawers above a shaped apron and raised on turned supports. Lot: 140 A comb-back elm seated Windsor chair. Estimate: Lot: 141 A mahogany canterbury of four sections with X stretchers above drawer raised on slender turned supports terminating in castors, 60 by 47 by 37cm. Lot: 142 A Victorian bamboo open bookcase. Lot: 143 A comb back elm seated Windsor chair. Estimate: Lot: 144 A Victorian flame mahogany chiffonier with a cushion drawer flanked by carved corbels above two doors enclosing a single shelf, raised on a plinth base, 106 by 41 by 83.5cm. Lot: 145 A hardwood torchere, reeded and carved on three pedestal legs, 124cm high. Lot: 146 A 19th century ash and elm Windsor chair, with a saddle seat raised on baluster turned legs. Estimate: Lot: 147 A Victorian oak corner cupboard, the panel door with boxwood line inlay. Lot: 148 A Victorian mahogany and boxwood line inlaid display cabinet, the glazed door enclosing two shelves on a plinth base. Lot: 149 A Victorian mahogany tilt top table with single pedestal on a carved tripod base, 107cm diameter with a 152cm diameter MDF extension. Lot: 150 A Duresta wing back armchair, upholstered in cream herringbone fabric. Lot: 151 Large round coffee table, glass top, modern design. Lot: 152 An oak three drawer server table with serpentine stretchers, raised on turned legs. Estimate: Lot: 153 A George III mahogany foldover card table. Estimate: Lot: 154 A mahogany breakfront writing desk, raised on turned supports. Lot: 155 A late 19th century pink unpholstered Chesterfield sofa, button back. Estimate: Lot: 156 A five branch electrolier in a wheat pattern design, highlighted 7 of 47

9 in gilt paint together with two three branch wall lights in a wheat pattern design and highlighted in gilt paint, wall lights 42cm high and the electrolier 45 by 50cm wide. (3) Estimate: A mahogany full front bureau, the full opening to reveal interior drawers, over two short drawers above three long graduated drawers on bracket supports. Estimate: Lot: 157 A late 19th century mahogany and inlaid four tier what-not, with pierced gallery over turned supports. Lot: 158 An oak panelled two fold screen with Art Nouveau design panels to the top. Lot: 159 A small mahogany two tier table, 54 by 41 by 69cm. Lot: 160 A Victorian carved two tier table, carved in the Oriental manner, raised on cabriole shaped supports. Lot: 161 A marble topped washstand with tiled splashback gallery above two short over two long graduated drawers on plinth base. Lot: 162 An early 20th century mahogany and line inlaid display cabinet with two sectionally glazed doors raised on slender square supports terminating in spade feet, a/f. Lot: 163 A Victorian flame mahogany veneer bow fronted chest of two short over three long drawers raised on turned supports. Estimate: Lot: 164 A mahogany three tier whatnot with pierced gallery on barley twist columns raised on turned supports. Lot: 165 A Victorian mahogany tea table, with swivelling lift flap top opening to double size raised on single column terminating in quatrefoil base with circular reeded feet terminating in castors. Lot: 166 No lot. Estimate: Lot: 167 Lot: 168 A Victorian burr walnut octagonal workbox with lid opening to reveal compartments, raised on single octagonal pedestal over turned column terminating in carved tripod base. Estimate: Lot: 169 An Edwardian mahogany Pembroke table with an end drawer and tapering supports. Lot: 170 A Victorian smokers stand in turned beech and walnut, the circular top mounted with embossed white metal, tobacco pot, ceramic tray and matchholder, 90cm high. Estimate: Lot: 171 A Victorian Anglo Indian carved hardwood gilt top occasional table. Estimate: Lot: 172 A Victorian walnut and mahogany breakfast table above a turned mahogany column and four cabriole legs, capped on castors, marriage. Lot: 173 A Victorian mahogany and crosshatched sideboard / server, with lions head ring handles, raised on spade feet, 163 by 66 by 95cm. Lot: 174 A 19th century clerks chair with overstuffed back rowl, turned splat spindles, overstuffed seat raised on turned and reeded supports, terminating in castors. Estimate: Lot: 175 A Georgian oak foldover tea table. Lot: 176 A French oak dresser, two glazed doors enclosing two shelves, flanked by two pairs of baluster turned columns, above two drawers with cupboard and a plinth base and bun feet, by 53.5 by 186cm. Lot: of 47

10 A walnut spoonback slopeback armchair raised on turned supports terminating in castors, a/f. Lot: 178 A pitch pine press of three doors, with cornice above, raised on plinth base. Lot: 179 A Victorian mahogany bookcase, cornice over twin glazed doors opening to reveal four shelves above two drawers, with two cupboard doors below, raised on a plinth base. Estimate: Lot: 180 An African four legged milking stool. Lot: 181 A Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers with bun handles, raised on turned supports. Lot: 182 A mahogany wine table, circular top raised on a turned pedestal and three feet. Lot: 183 An oak display glazed front with three shelves, 91 by 28 by 120cm wide. Lot: 184 A burr walnut work-table with inlay to top and front raised on turned supports joined by stretchers. Estimate: Lot: 185 A set of six Regency style mahogany and lime inlaid bar back dining chairs, raised on turned front supports. Estimate: Lot: 186 A tambour fronted roll top desk, opening to reveal pidgeon holes and drawers above a kneehole with twin pedestals flanked by eight drawers, raised on a plinth base. Lot: 187 A early 20th century mahogany and inlaid corner chair, pierced splat and turned columns on turned supports joined by a cross stretcher. Lot: 188 A mahogany inlaid writing desk with two drawers and tooled leather insert. Lot: 189 A Victorian three tier wardrobe with floral design cupboards, two over five drawers. Estimate: Lot: 190 A French late 19th century mahogany Empire secretaire a abbatant, later converted to a cocktail cabinet, cushion drawer above full flap with mirror backed chrome fitted interior, three graduated long drawers, raised on block feet, by 51.5 by 150cm. Estimate: Lot: 191 An elm hall chair, circa 1820, in Renaissance style with a shaped banded back rest with carved lion's head cartouche, with two plank legs joined by stretcher. Lot: 192 A modern trestle table with wrought iron stretcher supports, 199 by 110 by 74cm. Estimate: Lot: 193 A longcase clock with painted domed dial, circa 1810, 8 day, named for Noble, with Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, date calendar with domed door, the case truncated at the base, with three finials, some pillars remade, 220cm high. Estimate: Lot: 194 A Regency mahogany and line inlaid linen press, the single drawer above two doors opening to reveal three linen press shelves/drawers, brass handles, shaped apron and raised on splayed bracket feet, 109 by 50 by 121cm. Estimate: Lot: 195 A 1920's Lazlo Hoenig twin pedestal senior partner's desk with blue leather top and leather covered handles, 160 by 100 by 78cm high. Estimate: , Lot: 196 A single caned and japanned gilt highlighted bergere suite, consisting of a two seater sofa and two single chairs, raised on cabriole legs, with red floral silk, feather filled cushions. (4) Estimate: of 47

11 Lot: 197 A 19th century walnut compactum with strung boxwood and cross banding of satin walnut, with four drawers below a single cupboard flanked by two oval mirrored doors, 180 by 54 by 197cm high. Estimate: Lot: 198 A French carved walnut sideboard dresser with two glazed doors flanking an oval mirror two carved and fielded doors below, 138 by 212cm high. Lot: 199 A planters cane seated chair on turned front supports. Lot: 200 No lot. Estimate: Lot: 201 A pair of walnut Queen Anne style chairs with urn shaped splat over overstuffed seat on carved cabriole supports terminating in scroll carved supports. Estimate: Lot: 202 A high clerks chair on quatrefoil base. Lot: 203 A 19th century walnut oval drop leaf pad foot dining table. Lot: 204 A set of six green leather upholstered highback dining chairs raised on scallop carved cabriole supports, George I style. Estimate: Lot: 205 A high back Windsor chair with splat back and H stretcher. Estimate: Lot: 209 No lot. Estimate: Lot: 211 A Baluchi rug with black and red ground, eighteen geometric diamond medallions and black borders, 170 by 95cm. Lot: 212 A Baluchi rug with pink ground, ten eight pointed stars with sand ground and black geometric design borders, 160 by 90cm. Lot: 213 An Arak runner with red ground, repeating gul design inside blue and white geometric borders, 292 by 192cm. Lot: 214 A machine made carpet in red ground, 290 by 200cm. Estimate: Lot: 215 A Persian hand knotted prayer rug, 84 by 160cm. Estimate: Lot: 216 An Iranian prayer rug, moth damage to one end, 186 by 94 cm. Lot: 217 A red ground Tekke rug, 192 by 118cm. Lot: 218 A Baluchi rug with red ground, eight diamond geometric medallions, black gul edging and red and black crosshash borders, 170 by 70cm. Estimate: Lot: 219 A finely knotted Afshar rug, 180 by 137cm. Lot: 220 A Chichi Shirvan rug finely knotted wool rug, 177 by 200cm. Estimate: Lot: 221 A Persian runner in red ground. Lot: 222 A Northern Persian/Afghan rug with triangular lattice pattern with yellow points in a candelabra design on a red ground, 136 by 240cm. Estimate: Lot: 223 A large rug of geometric pattern with green central medallion surrounded by geometric foliate borders, of Indian origin, of 47

12 by 193cm. Estimate: plate, in original oak frame with gold slip, 34 by 58cm. Lot: 224 No lot. Estimate: Lot: 229 No lot. Estimate: Lot: 230 A hand coloured map of Afrique (Africa), printed by Adam and Giraldon, for P. Lapie and dated 1816, 23 by 31cm. Lot: 231 John Ogilby: a coloured engraving map of The Road to London & Southampton, The Smaller Islands in the British Ocean, page 128, 19 by 12cm. Lot: 232 S Tuskingham: an etching of Venice showing buildings to right, water to left, and people to a walkway, signed lower right to margin and monogrammed top right to plate, 18 by 28cm. Lot: 233 S Tuskingham: an etching of a continental hill town with cows, pigs, goats and people throughout, signed lower right to margin and monogrammed lower left to plate, heavily foxed, 27 by 40cm. Lot: 234 A Victorian print of a family round a table, in a bird's eye maple frame, 40 by 64cm. Lot: 235 Eric Peake: a limited edition 11/500 print of 'Shade of Grey', signed in pencil lower right, 55.5 by 40cm, with certificate. Lot: 236 R. Nockdds: two lithographs entitled 'Grand Prix, The Spirit of Continental Road Racing' and 'Old Number Seven Sammy Davis carries on at Le Mans 1928', both signed lower left in margin, 43 by 29cm. Lot: 237 Lionel Edwards: a print on paper of The Household Cavalry 1959 Horse Guards Parade print, signed in pencil and on the Lot: 238 Two hand coloured hunting prints on board, later varnished, 26 by 42cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 239 A collection of seven Victorian postcards by Flora White, one for each day of the week to the rhyme 'Friday's Child', all dated 1918 and sent to Miss H and Miss M Cheney of Fotheringhay Manor, each postcard 13 by 8cm, mounted together, the frame 60 by 50cm. Lot: 240 George Baxter ( ): a pair of prints titled verso 'Letter from Home' and 'Letter from Australia', circa 1864, 10.5 by 14.5cm. (2) Lot: 241 Andre Masson ( ): a lithograph bookplate of Le Torrent, signed on the stone lower right, the label verso for Goldmark Gallery, Uppingham, 3rd July 2010, 33 by 50cm. Lot: 242 Hall Thorpe: a pair of woodblock engravings of cowslips and primroses, in a vase against black background, framed folder, signed in pencil lower right, 16 by 15cm. Lot: 243 Johnstone Baird: an etching of a view of Prague with buildings to the left and distance and water to the fore, signed lower right to margin, 20 by 26cm. Lot: 244 Two etchings, one of a coastal scene with harbour and boat, 12 by 16cm, the other by H J Waring of a windy country landscape with trees, 17 by 25cm, and F Robson two black and white prints of 'Argument Yard, Whitby' and 'Sobergate, Colchester', 25 by 13cm. (4) Lot: 245 Frederick Louis Lev (French, b. 1877): a pair of coloured aquatint etchings, titled verso 'Le Pont du Cheval, Old Bruges, Belgium', and 'The Port of Cannes, France, in the setting sun', both signed in pencil lower right on the mount by the artist, 25 by 19cm, and 18 by 25cm. (2) 11 of 47

13 Lot: 246 A promotional film poster for Niagara starring Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotton and Jean Peters, circa 1953, 66cm by 90cm. Estimate: Lot: 247 Eight hand coloured botanical book illustrations featuring butterflies and various flora, 24 by 19cm, and two pictorial prints of fish. (10) Lot: 248 After Samuel Howitt: four hunting prints to include 'Hare Shooting'; 'Duck Shooting', 'Woodcock Shooting,' and 'Shooters Going out in a Morning', 30 by 44cm. (4) Lot: 249 Denis Tegetmeier: a woodcut print of two gentlemen and a dog resting outside public house, signed in pencil lower right and dated August 1928, 28 by 18cm. Lot: 250 W. Parrott: sepia drawing of two gentlemen seated by a fireside with a female serving at table, attributed verso, 21 by 22cm. Lot: 251 English School: a 20th century pastel portrait of Leonard Robertson, Cuthill, Lothian and Border Yeomanry, signed and monogrammed, dated 1943 lower right, 47 by 37cm. Lot: 252 G. I. Anthony: a pastel titled 'Any Requests', signed verso, dated 1998, 25 by 17cm, and another titled 'Jammin', signed verso, dated 1998, 16.5 by 25cm. Lot: 253 Robin Guthrie, R.P., N.E.A.C., ( ): a pencil study of a young girl brushing her hair, attributed verso, 32 by 32cm. Estimate: Lot: 254 Olive Capper (Lecturer in Fine Art at Edinburgh University): a charcoal on grey sugar paper of a classical figure, signed lower right and dated 1893, 46 by 32cm. Lot: 255 A pietra dura plaque of a naked lady testing the water in a pool, circa 1890, 17 by 10cm. Lot: 256 A 19th century oval miniature portrait on ivory inscribed verso, by repute a self portrait of Monet, 7cm diameter. Lot: 257 A Continental, late 19th century, porcelain brooch painted with the Madonna and child, after Raphael, strut mounted, 35 by 44mm. Lot: 258 A portrait miniature of a lady in white lace dress with pin to her hair, mounted in a faux tortoiseshell and ivory frame, 40 by 30mm. Lot: 259 A miniature gilt highlighted watercolour painting on ivory with information verso reading Henry Somerset, Duke of Beaufort, in an oval setting in an ebonised wooden frame, 7.5 by 6cm. Estimate: Lot: 260 A miniature watercolour on ivory portrait of the Lady Mary Grenville, A. D. 1798, formerly Mary Elizabeth Nugent, in an oval gold coloured metal frame (tested as gold) with engraving verso, 50 by 39mm. Estimate: Lot: 261 A miniature painting on ivory of a Victorian gentleman in an oval setting, with information verso reading John McArthur, father of Donald Charles McArthur, in a yellow metal foliate design frame, 6.5 by 5cm. Estimate: Lot: 262 A Victorian watercolour of an extensive landscape, monogrammed lower right CJR, 18 by 40cm. Lot: 263 Ribin Ansell: three watercolours titled 'Morcott Mill', 'Barnwell Castle', and 'Kings Cliffe Mill', all signed lower left and right and dated October and November 2000, 24 by 33cm. (3) Lot: 264 Robin Ansell: two watercolours titled 'Cotterstock Lock' and 'Kings Cliffe', both signed lower left and right and dated October 2000, 33 by 50cm. (2) Lot: 265 J. B. Franklin: a watercolour on paper of a shepherd on a path 12 of 47

14 with his flock and a river in the background, attributed verso, circa 1800, 44 by 34cm. Lot: 266 A Watson: a watercolour of a country house and garden, signed lower right, 25 by 18cm; Stella Beavor: a watercolour of a pumpkin in a garden, signed lower left and dated 1991, 26 by 18cm; and an indistinctly signed watercolour landscape with trees to the fore and houses to the background, signed lower right L G He...idas, 14 by 18cm. (3) Lot: 267 W E Croxford: a watercolour of The Bowder Stone, Westmoreland, signed lower left, 24 by 34cm. Lot: 268 Barbara Channing: nine 20th century watercolour studies for costume design, circa 1950s. (9) Lot: 269 A pair of bucolic watercolours titled oto the mount The Falls of Rogie' and 'The Rockey Bed of etrick, Selkirkshire', monogrammed lower right and left FG and dated 1940, 35 by 25cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 270 Japanese School: a 20th century still life watercolour on silk of blossom and flowers in a vase, signed lower right, 40cm by 28cm; and a gilt heightened print of warriors, 37 by 26cm. (2) Lot: 271 Grainger Smith ( ): a watercolour of 'Near the Welsh Coast', signed lower left, 17 by 24.5cm. Lot: 272 Chewten Clarke: a watercolour of a church signed with sheep and shepherd to the fore, signed indistinctly, titled Wells, and dated 1862, 35 by 24cm. Lot: 273 Four Continental watercolours of The Grand Tour, circa 1882, from a sketch book, annotated but not signed, by a German Master, 20 by 15cm. Estimate: Lot: 274 Violet Neish: a watercolour of ''The Duisk Pinwherry', signed lower right, verso Paisley Art Institute Exhibition label, dated 1963, 24.5 by 34.5cm. Lot: 275 Edward Brown, R.B.A: watercolour of a heathland with a path running through the centre with a female walking, and with houses to the background, signed lower left, 19 by 32cm. Estimate: Lot: 276 A. Gagg: three watercolours after Angelica Kauffman of a shepherdess and two sheep; Marie-Louise and the King of Rome; and an 18th century female in a garden, signed and monogrammed lower right, each 27 by 19.5cm. (3) Estimate: Lot: 277 Max Romer: two early 20th century watercolours heightened with gouache of views in the island of Madeira to include a view of a harbour from hillside terrace and a view of garden with sea behind, 37cm by 31cm. (2) Lot: 278 Robert Seymour ( ): a pair of watercolours on paper, heightened with Chinese white over pencil, of 'Sporting Characters 1834', with annotations to the illustrations reading 'I say Mister Fig aint you got an Unter you can sell me? leave it to me Sir and you shall have nothign but a good un!!' and 'Oh you cruel Willin to go-and shoot the poor Ould Gander! my good Woman I did it in my own defence, see how vicious he was!', with a note verso 'Pickwick novel suggested as a framework to sketches by Robert Seymour - specialist in Cockney Sporting plates, After issue 11 of monthly Pickwck, Seymour committed suicide because the book had become more famous', in birds eye maple frames, 25 by 18cm. Estimate: Lot: 279 George Ayling: a pastoral watercolour of a walker and dog in a small village, the coast visible in the distance, heavily foxed, 20 by 25cm; and an unsigned coastal watercolour with hills to the fore, 13 by 17cm. Estimate: Lot: 280 William Joy ( ): watercolour of sailing ships and a fisherman, titled and attributed to the mount 'Albion casting anchor', Wm. Joy , unsigned, 33 by 23cm. Estimate: Lot: 281 Two Georgian watercolours of a river view with a bridge and buildings to the background, 19 by 28cm, and the other titled 'A View from the Pier at Margate', View of London and Pier at Margate, 18 by 25cm. (2) Estimate: of 47

15 Lot: 282 Bernard McDonald: a pair of watercolour and gouache paintings of children at play, one with four children in water, the other of three children running up a hill, signed lower left, 19 by 31cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 283 Anyon Cook (Illustrator to Enid Blyton books): a watercolour of a Cornish port, signed lower left, 18 by 25cm. Lot: 284 Agnes Graham Finch-Hatton (of Hatton Hall, Gretton, Northants): a watercolour titled verso The Urchin, monogrammed and dated 1858 lower right, 51 by 34cm. Estimate: Lot: 285 Robin Ansell: an oil on board entitled 'Normanton Church', dated 2000, 60 by 45cm high. Lot: 286 Mary I. Hailwood (R.A., English, ): an oil on canvas portrait of a lady in an elegant long green gown with pearl necklace, seated in a floral wing armchair in interior, signed and dated 1941, 51 by 60cm. Lot: 287 A Perrin: a pair of oils on canvas of Scottish landscapes with lochs to the fore and hills to the background, signed lower right and left and dated 1913, in gilt frames, 30 by 50cm. Lot: 288 English School: a 20th century oil on board of a riverside view, possibly Stratford-upon-Avon, 44 by 55cm. Lot: 289 T Pywell: an oil on canvas portrait of a St Bernard, in gilt frame, 22 by 14cm. Lot: 290 Three Victorian oils on board depicting landscapes, two a pair with rivers and hill to the background, 25 by 45cm, and one of a ford with a house and hills to the left, 34 by 47cm. (3) Lot: 291 An oil on canvas of a woman and two children at a fence with four dogs to the fore, in a gilt composition frame, 75 by 60cm. Lot: 292 G.R. Black (Rikki): an oil on canvas of a French street scene, signed Rikki lower right, 50 by 91cm. Lot: 293 An English School oil on canvas depicting a country pasture with a figure to the fore, unsigned, 50 by 60cm. Estimate: Lot: 294 Donald Jennings: an oil on canvas of a winter scene, signed and dated 1982 lower right, 40 by 75cm. Lot: 295 I. Cleland: an oil on board of Boston Stump, St Botolph's Church, signed and dated lower right 1997, 50 by 40cm. Lot: 296 Rene de Baugnier ( ): an oil on canvas of Woluve- Saint-Lambert, Bruxelles, signed lower right, 71.5 by 32.5cm. Lot: 297 Fred Yates ( ): an atypical oil on hardboard depicting red flowers in a terrecotta vase with apples, horse chestnuts, and plums on a table, signed lower left, 25 by 35cm. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 298 H. J. Vander Weele ( ): an oil on canvas of 'Going Home', depicting a shepherd and sheep walking through grassland, signed lower right, 67 by 88cm. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 299 Japanese School: a 1930s or earlier Cubist oil on board of singers and a guitar accompaniment, signed in Japanese bottom right, 46 by 36cm. Estimate: Lot: 300 J. F. Herring Junior ( ): an oil on canvas of a child feeding a pet rabbit within a barn interior, signed lower right, 28 by 33cm. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 301 A late 18th century oil on panel depicting a candlelit interior with Jesus in a red robe blessing bread at table with disciple and young shepherd, with three putti above, 41 by 32cm. Estimate: of 47

16 Lot: 302 Norwich School: an oil on canvas of an extensive landscape with steep hill with folly to the foreground, circa 1860, the canvas printed verso Frederick Thomas Edwards, 39 Norfolk Terrace, Kentish Town, , 50 by 60cm. Estimate: Lot: 303 Mick Cawston ( ): an oil on canvas of a landscape with two hunters with guns lying on a moor with deer and stag in lower left, with hills and clouds to background, with title to tag verso 'Stalking' and numbered 53, signed lower left, 63 by 50cm. Estimate: 2, , Lot: 304 Jeanette Dykman: a still life oil on canvas mounted on board of a bowl of red roses, signed lower right, 60 by 40cm. Lot: 305 A pre-war oil on canvas copy of Vermeer, The Love Letter with extended architecture, 64 by 48cm. Lot: 306 George Harrison (Kettering artist, ): a boldly painted oil on canvas of a landscape with pond and cows, signed lower left and dated '07, 44 by 60cm. Estimate: Lot: 307 Charles William Oswold (1809-?): a pair of oils of canvas of highland cattle in a mountainous landscape, signed lower right and left, one framed, 45 by 30cm. (2) Estimate: Lot: 308 An Oriental silk picture of birds and blossom, 103 by 23cm. Lot: 309 A silver fox cape. Lot: 310 A full length mink fur coat. Estimate: Lot: 311 A silk celebrating the Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887, Her Most Excellent Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain & Ireland & Empress of India, 46 by 46cm. Lot: 312 Textiles: four christening gowns, and a collection of Belgian and bobbin lace. Lot: 313 A full length ladies mink coat, with monogram ELP, possibly from Diddington Hall, owned by Eleanor Patience, size S-M. Estimate: Lot: 314 A tapestry purse bag, two clutch bags and a beadwork purse bag. (4) Lot: 315 A faux fur full length coat and stole. Lot: 316 A snakeskin handbag, a crocodile skin handbag, and three wallets. (5) Lot: 317 An alligator skin handbag and three further bags. (4) Lot: 318 Two woolwork pictures of Romany influence with rivers, bridges, and carts, one with a horse, 43 by 64cm and 36 by 46cm. Lot: 319 An Indian, early 20th century, silk and wire stump work panel, stitched as a peacock on a velvet background, within a black velvet frame, overworked in silver and gold wire with flowers, each centre set with a semi precious stone. 46 by 36 cm. Lot: 320 A 1920s cross-stitch tapestry by Grace Taylor of her house, Meadow lake, Esher, Surrey, together with a photograph of the house and lake taken in the 1920s as an inspiration of her needlepoint. Estimate: Lot: 321 A collection of fur coats and stoles. Lot: 322 A 1920s tapestry series by Grace Taylor of the four seasons. (4) Estimate: of 47

17 Lot: 323 A short mink jacket, a dark brown short cape and a beaver jacket.(3) Lot: 324 A tortoiseshell handle for a vintage bag; 1940s handbags, comprising; a Vanity Fair leather bag; a leather purse; a black beaded evening bag with mother of pearl clasp; a black evening purse; a leather satchel bag; and a mink collar stole. (7) Lot: 325 A leather and leopard skin handbag incorporating the leopard's mask to one side with quill whiskers, a fur and leopard skin hat, and a matching purse, by Madame Louise Ltd, Nairobi. Estimate: Lot: 326 Textiles: a 19th century long lace christening robe with underskirt made by nuns, with lace inserts and pleated panels, 122cm long. Lot: 327 A Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid sarcophagus sewing, jewellery and writing box combined, the hinged lid with secret compartment opening to reveal a fitted sewing box above two jewellery drawers and a writing slope, raised on bun feet, 30.5 by 24.5 by 36cm. Lot: 328 An Edwardian letter stand, the lift top opening to reveal three vertical shelves and pen holders, the fall front with shield shaped metal escutcheon, shield shaped metal cartouche to top, 26 by 22 by 18cm. Lot: 329 A pair of Continental wooden fire bellows, long handled, carved with leaves and arabesques, 71cm long. Lot: 330 A Victorian bailiff's knob stick, 58.5cm long, and a Victorian mahogany and brass inlaid writing slope with a fitted interior, 50.5 by 26 by 15.5cm. Lot: 331 A Victorian walnut writing slope, 30 by 23 by 13cm, and a rosewood writing slope with brass escutcheons and mounts, 35 by 23 by 13cm. Lot: 332 A George III mahogany veneered and boxwood strung box with pine interior, single frieze drawer with later lion handles, raised on later block feet, 42 by 35 by 24cm. Lot: 333 A George III mahogany and cross banded work box, with brass engraved plate to lid, with two drawer dummy front and single frieze drawer, raised on brass ball feet, 30.5 by 22.5 by 22.5cm. Lot: 334 A George III mahogany and boxwood line inlaid chemist's chest, label in lid reads 'D. Cox, Gloucester', 29 by 23.5 by 25.5cm. Lot: 335 A 1930s oak ice bucket, three African carved figural salad servers, a tile set teapot stand, a carved bowl, and an ivory and wooden inlaid wall plaque. (7) Lot: 336 An Edwardian rosewood, satinwood and banded glove box, a walnut and inlaid sewing box, and a carved hardwood box. (3) Lot: 337 A mother of pearl inlaid jewellery box, a Japanese export wooden box with painted bluebird, a Thuya wood box and a Victorian 'sewing cottons' box. (4) Lot: 338 A Regency rosewood tea caddy of three divisions, sarcophagus form, raised on brass ball feet, 27.5 by 14 by 16.5cm. Lot: 339 A Lignum Vitae jewellery box, a mahogany box bearing the label 'Made from a piece of wood from HMS Revenge broken up at Chatham in 1878' from the captain's cabin, an oak and rosewood box, and a mahogany fretwork box. (4) Lot: 340 A Victorian rosewood needlework box inlaid with mother of pearl, with needlework compartment and frieze drawer opening to reveal a writing slope, 31 by 17 by 23cm. Lot: 341 An ebonised clock bracket stamped Stidolph, W. Allcock, Dartford, impressed marks, 37cm long. 16 of 47

18 Lot: 342 An artist's wooden equine model, circa 1960, 38cm at the withers. Lot: 343 A quantity of treen candlesticks, boxes, barrels and vases (12). Lot: 344 A Victorian walnut specimen chest, the two doors opening to reveal three drawers, raised on a plinth base, 26.5 by 18 by 29cm. Lot: 345 A French ormolu mantel clock, late 19th century, Japy Freres & Cie, the case of scrolling rococo form cast with vines, enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals, marked Desoutter, 4 Hanover Street W, London, eight day movement, half hour striking on a bell, 37.5cm high. Estimate: Lot: 346 A Victorian oak carved smoker's cabinet with a floriate copper panel front, 21 by 19 by 28.5cm, together with a pipe rack containing three pipes. Lot: 347 A Victorian slate and brass mantel clock, the black and gilt dial stamped Robertson & Son, 101 Princes St, Edinburgh, gilt Roman numerals, the case of architectural form with Corinthian columns and brass plaques embossed with hunting scenes, eight day movement, half hour striking on a coil, 42cm high. Lot: 348 A Black Forest mantel clock, late 19th century, carved with game birds, leaves and tree stumps, the dial bearing Roman numerals, 56cm high. Lot: 349 A Victorian oak clock and barometer of anchor form, 54cm long. Lot: 350 An Art Deco red and white marble clock garniture, the clock with square offset chromed bezel and silvered face with arabic numerals, flanked by two bronze deer, 70cm long, all three on stepped marble bases and bun feet, 23cm high. Lot: 351 A Victorian oak mantel clock with crenellated tower top, brass studs, lion masks and pillars flanking the round face with Roman numerals and subsidiary dials, integral winder, makers mark S, 30cm high. Lot: 352 An Art Deco marble and slate mantel clock of angular, geometric form, surmounted a brass kneeling figure of a semi clad lady with outstretched arms holding two doves, brass dial bearing Roman numerals, Continental movement, bell striking, 37 by 45cm long. Estimate: Lot: 353 A domed mahogany bracket clock, 19th century, with a foliate engraved brass dial, silvered chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, the case with paterae and line inlay, twin gilt lion's head and ring handles, raised on lion's paw front feet, eight day, twin barrel movement, bell striking, 44cm high. Lot: 354 A Continental green onyx and ormolu mounted mantel clock, late 19th century, of architectural form, white enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement half hour bell striking, 43 by 32 by 21cm deep. Lot: 355 A Victorian mahogany mantel clock of balloon form, silvered dial bearing Roman numerals, the case with line inlay and circular paterae, raised on four brass corner feet, eight day movement by Marli, France, half hour striking on a coil, 43.5cm high. Estimate: Lot: 356 A 1920s German torsion clock, Jahresuhren Fabrik August Schatz and Sonne, Triberg, ceramic dial bearing Arabic numerals and painted with floral swags, on a round brass base under a glass dome, 30cm high. Lot: 357 A Continental brass tortion clock of traditional temple form, the porcelain dial painted with swags of flowers, single barrel movement, glass domed, 44cm high. Lot: 358 A mahogany bracket clock with a silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary dial with 'Chime' and 'Silent', and with engraved floral decoration surrounding, with eight day German movement, 42 by 19 by 28cm. 17 of 47

19 Lot: 359 A French ormolu and porcelain clock garniture, late 19th century, the clock of architectural form with barrel casing, set with plaques and to the dial with cherubs painted en grisailles against a blue ground, chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, Japy Freres eight day movement, half hour striking on a bell, back plate stamped G.V. 1304, 34cm high, with a pair of four branch triform candelabra. Estimate: Lot: 360 A Victorian slate architectural mantel clock, 43 by 32 by 16cm, and a further slate and marble clock case, 50 by 33 by 15cm. Lot: 361 A Victorian slate and brass mantel clock, the enamel dial painted in red with Roman numerals, architectural casing with masks to the sides, eight day movement, half hour striking on a coil, 37cm high. Lot: 362 An Edwardian oak and yew inlaid mantel clock, the enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, key wind movement, 25 by 8 by 14.5cm. Lot: 363 A Bulpitt & Sons brass lantern of semi hexagonal form with copper studding and turned ebonised carrying handle, 40cm high. Lot: 364 A Gustav Becker mahogany and inlaid cased mantel clock, the brass dial with foliate spandrels, silvered chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, subsidiary chime/silent dial, twin barrel eight day movement, quarter striking with Westminster chime, no , 42cm high. Lot: 365 A pair of North African tri metal plates, lobed brass rim, wavy copper border and geometric pattern in copper, silver intertwined design on a tooled brass ground, two 19th century warming pans with fruitwood handles, two copper dollywashers converted to table lamps, a brass horse table lamp and sundry brassware. Estimate: Lot: 366 A silver plated four branch candelabra and matching candlestick with embossed vine decoration, a turned candlestick with crown surmount, set with two blue cabochons, and a cast white metal Gloucester Meteor jet plane. (4) Lot: 367 A Victorian silver plate and brass desk stand, with two cut glass inkwells, decorated with friezes of putti, 26 by 18 by 14cm. Lot: 368 A Georgian quart copper and silver tankard, with Victorian quart measure marking, with a silver thumb piece initialled J.P., a silver rim and a silver band in the middle, with brass base, 16cm high. Lot: 369 A Victorian brass candlestick shaving mirror, the base pierced in cast brass, the round mirror in swing setting, 46cm high. Lot: 370 A Victorian brass letterbox and three pairs of brass door knobs, in an oak box. Estimate: Lot: 371 A pair of twin branch gilt brass candelabra, late 19th century, pair of candlesticks of classical form with draped laurel swags, and a pair of Renaissance inspired gilt brass garniture vase holders. (6) Lot: 372 A French, 19th century, ormolu mounted mantel clock, by Farret, eight day chiming movement, stamped Farret a Paris, with white hand painted dial, black Roman numerals marked Farret a Paris Rue Chapon 25, the barrel movement flanked by putti and acanthus leaf scrolls symbolising Spring and Autumn and surmounted by an urn and acorn finial, Sevres style hand painted porcelain plaques with floral reserves, 31.5cm high. Estimate: Lot: 373 A pair of gilt brass and black painted four branch candlebra, late 19th century, of turned form raised on outswept, canted square bases, 46.5cm high. Lot: 374 A collection of copperware including three ale tankards, a cider ladle, jardiniere, six graduated saucepans, a blow torch, oil lamp, kettle, and two copper ceramic jugs. (21) Estimate: Lot: 375 A riding crop for Winifred Pleydell-Bouverie, monogrammed W.P.B. 1932; a horn handled walking stick; and a telescopic cup monogrammed PB. (3) 18 of 47