Fine Art & Antiques. Saturday 10 September :00. A. E. Dowse & Son Cornwall Galleries Scotland Street Sheffield S3 7DE

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1 Fine Art & Antiques Saturday 10 September :00 A. E. Dowse & Son Cornwall Galleries Scotland Street Sheffield S3 7DE

2 Lot: 1 A matched pair of Royal Worcester Crown ware shouldered lustre vases, date mark for 1926, decorated with fairy castles in a landscape setting, 28.5cm. Lot: 2 A Royal Doulton figure, Jack, designed by Leslie Harradine, HN2060. Lot: 3 A Carltonware Rouge Royale six place coffee set, gilt outlines, including a lightly fluted ovoid coffee pot, 20cm., milk jug, sucrier, six cups and saucers. Lot: 4 A Royal Doulton group, Afternoon Tea, designed by P Railston, HN1347, 14.5cm. Lot: 5 A Royal Doulton figure, Daydreams, designed by Leslie Harradine, HN1731. Lot: 6 A Shelley bone china tea service, floral decoration in a predominantly orange palate, comprising ten cups, eleven saucers, twelve tea plates and a jug, together with a pair of cake plates and a seven piece fruit set, pattern no. C (a collection) Lot: 7 A Royal Doulton figure, Janet (Style 1), HN1537, 16cm. Lot: 8 A Royal Doulton figure, Christmas Morn, designed by Margaret Davies, HN1992, 18cm. Lot: 9 A Shelley bone china tea set, sweet pea decoration, each piece of square section with canted corners, comprising a milk jug, ten cups, ten saucers and nine plates, pattern no (30) Sold on behalf of St. Lukes Hospice. Lot: 10 A Susie Cooper coffee set, shaded pink with bead outlines, comprising a shouldered coffee pot, 21cm., milk jug, sugar bowl and six coffee cans and saucers, pattern no (15) Lot: 11 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre bowl, My Garden pattern, slightly flared form, decorated in colours, 10cm. Lot: 12 A pair of Royal Doulton seriesware dishes, floral decoration on a mottled blue ground, pattern no. D6227, width 24cm. Lot: 13 A Beswick model of a cockerel, decorated in colours, no. 1892, 25cm. and a Beswick model of a Leghorn, repaired, 25cm. (2) Lot: 14 A Victorian bone china tea and breakfast service, registration mark for 1870, with gilt outlines and turquoise ribbon handles, comprising six breakfast cups (one damaged), six saucers, six teacups and saucers, four cups and saucers, six side plates, two large plates, a milk jug, sugar bowl, slop basin and muffin dish. (a collection) Lot: 15 A Doulton Burslem three piece tea set, late 19th century, comprising a Royles Patent self pouring teapot, two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, painted floral decoration, the teapot with a Britannia metal lid, 17cm., together with a lozenge shape Doulton Burslem teapot, the latter with hairline cracks. (4) Lot: 16 A Royal Doulton stoneware flagon, circa 1910, of shouldered form, moulded decoration with rosettes, pendant flowers and stiff leaves on a mottled olive coloured ground, initialled BH, numbered Lot: 17 A German porcelain model of a seated pug dog, probably after a Meissen original, late 19th century, naturalistically coloured, numbered , 23cm. Lot: 18 A Cantagalli style "Renaissance" Maiolica ewer, ovoid bowl with a satyr mask and griffin handle, painted panels with cherubs, music making and drawing, inscribed Nevers, 43cm., on a matching circular stand, both damaged. (2) Lot: 19 A Copeland china cabinet plate, circa 1900, painted decoration of sprays of flowers on a salmon pink ground, moulded and scrolled border, diameter 23cm. Estimate: of 14

3 Lot: 20 An English hybrid hardpaste porcelain sucrier on stand, probably Spode, circa 1810, of lightly fluted oval form, decorated with scrolling foliage in puce enamel and gilt, width 17cm. and a matching slop bowl. (3) Lot: 23 A small Victorian blue glass jug, probably South Yorkshire, 9cm., four blue glass eye glasses, three green glass eye glasses and three clear glass eye glasses. (11) Lot: 24 A Whitefriars pewter tinted moulded glass 'hoop' vase, designed by Geoffrey Baxter, 29cm. Lot: 25 A pair of Victorian green tinted lustre vases, coronet topped bowls with gilt and enamel decoration, baluster stems and domed bases, each fitted with prismatic lustre drops, 37cm., under glass domes with ebonised bases, 52cm. Lot: 26 A pair of Murano coloured glass and aventurine flecked figures, of a lady and gentleman in 18th century dress, both with opaque tricorn hats and rich red clothing, wrythen moulded bases, 23cm. Lot: 27 A 'Jacobite' wine glass, third quarter 18th century, rounded funnel bowl engraved with a rose bud and two leaves, topknopped stem, folded foot, 15cm. Lot: 28 A Victorian ruby tinted and white metal mounted smelling salts bottle, of shouldered form, hinged lid with bright cut engraved decoration and monogram, dented, 9cm. and two faceted ruby glass and white metal mounted smelling salts bottles, both damaged. (3) Lot: 29 A pair of cut glass caddy boxes, early 19th century, with fluted mushroom stoppers, hobnail and slice cut bands, one damaged, 10cm. Lot: 30 A Victorian green tinted dumpy paperweight, floral inclusion, 12cm. Lot: 33 A four piece tea set, by Manoah Rhodes & Sons Limited of Bradford, London 1926, of compressed ovoid pedestal form, with Celtic style banded decoration, the teapot with composition handle and finial, 18cm., the hot water jug similarly with composition handle and finial, 21cm., together with a milk jug and sugar bowl, 56ozs. Estimate: Lot: 34 A Victorian pear shape jug, by William Hunter, London 1859, engraved decoration, blank oval cartouches, 6ozs., 14cm. Lot: 35 A three piece tea set, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1917, plain oval form with moulded serpentine outlines, comprising a teapot with composition handle and finial, 15cm., milk jug and sugar bowl, 27ozs. Lot: 36 A William and Mary style circular bowl, maker's mark rubbed, London 1895, semi gadrooned bowl chased and embossed with stylised scrolls and blank shield motifs, engraved cartouche, 7cm. Lot: 37 The Fitzwilliam Museum Cup Hexagonal goblet, designed by Jocelyn Burton for Aurum Designs, London 1975, conical bowl, the knop set with five topaz cabochons, limited edition, 55/150, 12ozs., 23cm. Lot: 38 The Epping Forest Centenary Trust Goblet A flared parcel gilt beaker shaped goblet, by Hecotr Miller for Aurum Designs, London 1978, cast leafy undersection partially concealed, concealing stag motif, limited edition 40/500, 11ozs., 16cm., cased. Estimate: Lot: 39 The York Minster Bowl A parcel gilt handled shallow bowl, by Hector Miller for Aurum Designs, London 1972, the gilt lug handle cast with restorers at work, limited edition 185/1000, 10ozs., bowl diameter 11.5cm., cased. Lot: 40 The Hereford Cathedral Commemorative Goblet A parcel gilt goblet, designed by John Sutherland Hawes for Aurum Designs, London 1976, shallow rounded bowl on a cast gilt cylindrical foot, decorated with fleur de lys and other motifs, limited edition 134/676, 10ozs., 16.5cm. cased. 2 of 14

4 Lot: 41 The Prince of Wales Investiture Spoon An ornamental spoon designed by J D Beardmore & Co. Ltd., London 1969, the shallow bowl with the Prince of Wales feathers, cast dragon terminal, limited edition no. 316, 15cm., boxed. Lot: 42 A pair of Edwardian Fiddle and Thread pattern serving spoons, by John Round, Sheffield 1909, 6ozs. (2) Sold on behalf of St. Lukes Hospice. Lot: 43 A shallow pedestal fruit bowl, by James R Ogden & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1962, the shaped oval pierced shallow bowl with cast rim of fruiting vines, shaped plinth base, 28ozs., width 36cm. Lot: 44 A meat skewer, by P T, Sheffield 1997, conventional design with a loop ring, 21cm. Lot: 45 A Victorian spoon and fork set, by Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham 1866, engraved blades, embossed filled handles, cased. Lot: 46 A set of six Edwardian teaspoons and matching sugar tongs, by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1907, shaped moulded handles, cased. Lot: 47 A large cut glass baluster shape silver mounted caster, by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1940, facet cut, domed lid, 23cm. Lot: 48 A three piece tea set, by Viners, Sheffield 1936, of shaped and lightly fluted oval form, the teapot with ebonised finial and composition handle, 15cm., with a two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, 38ozs. gross. Estimate: Lot: 49 A Victorian style shaped oval sweetmeat dish, by Francis Howard Ltd., Sheffield 1972, embossed foliate and scrolled decoration, width 15cm. Estimate: Lot: 50 A pair of Edwardian photograph frames, by Synyer & Beddoes, Chester 1908, the oval frames with embossed laurel leaf decoration supported by ribbon ties, 22x11cm. Lot: 51 A large photograph frame, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1937, slightly arched top and incurved swept sides, engine turned decoration, 38x32cm. Estimate: Lot: 52 A three piece silver and tortoiseshell backed dressing table set, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham , comprising a hand mirror, 25cm., hairbrush and clothesbrush, the latter two rebristled. (3) Lot: 53 A Victorian three bottle tantalus frame, by George John Richards, London 1845, cast scrolled foliate handle, three framed sections chased and embossed with flowers and foliage, blank cartouche, on cast scrolled feet, 22ozs. Lot: 54 A set of six Edwardian seal end teaspoons and matching sugar tongs, by C W Fletcher & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1905, the spoons with rat-tail bowls, cased. Lot: 55 A small Edwardian jug, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1905, of straight sided tapering form, flat hinged lid with a bean thumbpiece, can bound handle, 5ozs. gross., 15cm. Lot: 56 An Indian white metal beaker, late 19th century, of tapering straight sided form, chased foliate and scrolled decoration, blank shield cartouche. Lot: 57 A George III oval snuff box, indistinctly marked, possibly Birmingham 1820, hinged lid with engraved foliate decoration, 4cm. and another small silver boxed box, bearing import marks, width 3cm. (2) Lot: 58 A set of four French silver mounted and gilt plated servers, circa 1900, with foliate blades, the handles cast with trophies, scrolls and foliage, comprising cake slice, 27cm., knife, spoon and centrifugal action nutcrackers. (4) Lot: 59 A pair of French silver mounted and gilt metal servers, circa 3 of 14

5 1900, the silver handles with scrolls and foliate motifs, comprising a spoon with a shallow lobed bowl, 21cm. and a sifter spoon. (2) Lot: 60 Five George III Hanoverian pattern tablespoons, indistinct maker's marks, probably London 1776, back engraved crests of a demi lion rampant, holding an orb, 11ozs. (5) Estimate: Lot: 61 A pair of William IV Queen's pattern tablespoons, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1832, with oyster back bowls, 6ozs. Lot: 62 A French silver shallow dish, of quaich form, circa 1900, with two lug handles, each cast and chased with acanthus, engraved monogram, width 18cm. Lot: 63 A late Victorian oil lamp, the silver Corinthian column base by Mappin Bros., Sheffield 1899, semi fluted column, stepped base with gadrooning, cut glass reservoir, the collar marked Evered & Co. Ltd., patent safety lock collar, with chimney, overall height 89cm. Estimate: Lot: 64 A Victorian teapot, by Hawkeswood Eyre & Co., Sheffield 1863, of compressed pear shape, the domed lid with a cast flower finial, flat chased foliate and scroll decoration, raised on cast feet, 20ozs., 20cm. Estimate: Lot: 65 A Victorian desk stand, by Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1895, rectangular base with a moulded outline, fitted with two campana urn inkwells, and a chamberstick with conical snuffer, 18ozs., width 22cm. Lot: 66 A late Victorian cast silver snuff box, by M P, London 1898, the lid decorated with cherubs decorating the term of Bacchus, scrolling foliate outlines, width 8cm. Lot: 67 An Edwardian cut glass powder bowl, with a silver collar and hinged domed lid, by A W Pennington, Birmingham 1906, the domed lid embossed with scrolls and flowers, and a pair of Victorian silver cup frames by William Coymns, Birmingham 1893, blue glass liners serving as salts, one damaged. (3) Lot: 68 A small cream jug, by P E & Sons, Birmingham 1932, moulded outlines, raised on three webbed feet, 8cm. and a circular ring box, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1925, with a hinged lid, silk lined interior, diameter 5cm. Lot: 69 An Edwardian three piece set, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham 1908, comprising a shoe horn with a steel blade, button hook and a small button hook, cased. Lot: 70 A rectangular photograph frame, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1918, moulded outlines, 18x13cm. and two other small silver faced photograph frames, some damage. (3) Lot: 71 An Austria-Hungary silver and niello ware snuff box, late 19th century, slightly domed hinged lid with a panel, deer in a landscape within a shaped foliate cartouche, width 10cm. Lot: 72 A suite of Continental white metal servers, marked A800, comprising three cake slices, pie slice, cake fork, salad servers and ladles, together with twelve matching knife rests. (21) Lot: 73 A Continental white metal cigarette box, marked A800, hinged lid with engine turned decoration, cedarwood lined, width 15cm. Lot: 74 A Continental silver cigarette case, stamped 935, cast foliate and engine turned decoration, amethyst cabochon clip, width 12cm. Lot: 75 A pedestal spill vase, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1933, polygonal section with a beaded rim, weighted, 18cm. and a circular bowl by D & P, Birmingham 1923, reeded foot, diameter 13cm. (2) Lot: 76 An Edwardian heart shape pin tray, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1905, embossed decoration of frolicking cherubs, scrolls, foliage and birds, engraved monogram, width 11cm., an Edwardian cut glass scent bottle with a domed silver lid, marks rubbed, repousse foliate decoration, 15cm. and a Continental circular silver box, bright cut engraved and engine turned decoration, diameter 5cm. (3) 4 of 14

6 Lot: 77 An electroplated cruet, platform with serpentine outlines, club shape scrolled handle, fitted with six cut glass condiments (one damaged), width 25cm. Lot: 78 An electroplated three piece tea set, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, with a wrythen moulded Royles patent self pouring teapot, ebonised finial, 17cm., a spherical two handled sugar bowl and milk jug. (3) Lot: 79 A Victorian three piece carving set, steel blades, electroplated ferrules and horn handles, in a fitted case. Lot: 80 An Edwardian electroplated pedestal tea urn, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, with a domed lid, engraved decoration, domed base, 57cm. Lot: 81 A green glass carafe, with electroplated mounts, late 19th century, plated collar with engraved decoration, mounted cork stopper, 23cm. and another similar of brown glass. (2) Lot: 82 An Edwardian oak tray, with electroplated gallery and mounts, of rectangular form with canted corners, parquetry stringing, scrolled handles, width 56cm. Lot: 83 An Edwardian Britannia metal pedestal oil lamp, the goblet shaped base lightly fluted and with engraved decoration, with a crimped and honeycomb moulded cranberry shade, slender chimney, 46cm. overall. Lot: 84 An Eastern white metal mounted gourd bowl, with a hinged domed lid decorated with leaf motifs, 14cm. and a similar bowl without a lid, 9cm. (2) Lot: 85 A canteen of French electroplated Fiddle and Thread pattern cutlery, by Cailer & Henry, comprising seven tablespoons, twelve table forks, two dessert spoons and a dessert fork. (22) Lot: 86 A set of twelve French 'Alfenide' cake forks, a pair of electroplated fish servers and a pair of electroplated sugar tongs. (15) Lot: 87 A small Edwardian cut glass claret jug, with plated mounts, tapering bowl wheel engraved with poppies, plated collar, hinged domed lid and angular handle, 20cm. and a cut glass fluted jug with a plated collar, 27cm. (2) Lot: 90 A Victorian needlework alphabet sampler, by Mary Johnston Troup, the text under strawberry plant band, decorated with birds and a house motif, in a simulated wood frame with a gilt slip, 49x40cm. Lot: 91 Radiesthesia A collection of pendulums; pendula-vitae, pendulums for medical radiesthesia and radionics, together with related literature. (a collection) Lot: 92 Beam Decanter Rail Road A Regal china porcelain train decanter set, including Beam's Grant locomotive with tender, Beam's dining car, Beam's baggage car, Beam's passenger car, Beam's Caboose and Beam's tank, on track with couplers, together with a water tower. (a collection) Lot: 93 A Berlin woolwork picture, Christ healing the blind man, labelled verso, Catherine Banner worked this picture at Trowel Moor School, 1851, aged 11 years, mounted and framed, 72x61cm. overall. Lot: 94 A Meerschaum pipe, the bowl decorated with a horse and foliage, amber mouthpiece, case defective, and a Victorian marble effect papier-mache snuff box. (2) Lot: 95 An African carved wood female ancestral figure, Dogon style, the figure kneeling with a small figure around the waist, 26cm. Lot: 96 An African carved wood ancestral figure, Ashanti style, the figure seated on a stool wearing a shell bead necklace, 41cm. Lot: 97 An African carved wood doll, probably Ashanti, with a near 5 of 14

7 abstract round head, 24cm. and an African reel shape bowl. (2) Lot: 98 A pair of carved wood models of water buffalo, Far Eastern, early 20th century, each modelled carrying a figure, 16cm., damaged. Lot: 99 A set of Victorian brass beam balance scales, labelled S Mawson & Thompson, London, the mahogany drawer base with the maker's label, width 26cm. Lot: 100 An Art Nouveau pewter dish, Imperialzinn, marked B G Imperial, shaped square form, modelled with a maiden's head and flower tendrils, no. 5045, width 13cm. Lot: 101 A French gilt metal and bevelled glass pocket watch case, late 19th century, lancet shaped, quilted silk back panel, with a swing handle, raised on four embossed feet, 15cm. Lot: 102 A Japanese carved ivory cylindrical box, probably early 20th century, the lid decorated with monkeys, diameter 6.5cm., another similar, damaged, diameter 6.5cm. and an ivory box with a domed lid, hairline cracks, 9cm. (3) Lot: 103 A French cast gilt metal casket, in the Gothic Revival style, with a hinged sarcophagus lid, cast S D monogram and numbered 1273, width 18cm. Lot: 104 A Sino-Indian carved ivory and reticulated lamp, decorated with wild animals, wooden base, 25cm. and another with a simulated amber base, 23cm. (2) Lot: 105 A small Sino-Indian carved ivory vase, decorated with a snake charmer under a canopy of trees, 11cm. Lot: 106 A leather huntsman's pouch, inscribed J Atho Paget, Thorpe Satchville, Melton Mowbray, width 21cm., fitted with a silver mounted glass flask, London 1894, and an electroplated sandwich box marked Whippy & Co., London. Lot: 107 A small Victorian brass and cast iron crimping mangle, rectangular base, width 16cm. Lot: 108 A Victorian bronze campana shaped pounce pot, lid with a fruit finial, domed lid cast with leaves, the bowl with mask heads and leafy foliage, 15cm. Lot: 109 A small turned ivory goblet, 19th century, flared foot, chipped and hairline cracks, 9cm., a Victorian olivewood page turner and an oak rule, both damaged. (3) Lot: 110 A pair of lady motorist's goggles, metal frame, on elastic. As illustrated in The Army and Navy Stores Catalogue, 1908, p.1217, "Motor Masks - Gauze Goggle, for Ladies' use". Lot: 111 A pair of World War II period pilot's goggles and a book HFC HQ , by Maurice Baring, 1920, cl. bound defective. (2) Lot: 112 A tortoiseshell and lace fan, with enamelled flourished 'E' under a coronet, 27cm. Provenance (according to an attached label): The Empress Eugenie of France ( ), wife of Napoleon III; a gift by her to her goddaughter, Princess Louise Murat Caracciolo and thence by Francesco M Caracciolo to his cousin Marie Kerr. Lot: 113 An electrotype table centrepiece, designed as a triton upholding a galleon, 20th century, on a cruciform base below foliate brackets, overall height 81cm. Lot: 114 A pair of gilt spelter four light candelabra, probably French, circa 1900, with three scrolled branches, floral finials, urn shape shafts, cast shaped circular bases, height 40cm., under glass domes (one defective), with ebonised plinths. Lot: 115 A pair of Chinese bronze floor vases, early 20th century, of baluster form, collars designed in high relief with dragons, the bowls with birds, the base sections with turtles, 90cm. Estimate: , of 14

8 Lot: 116 A French bronze figure of a winged cherub, on a veined rouge marble platform, fluted legs, 22cm., depth 15cm. Lot: 117 A Victorian mother of pearl visiting card case, velvet lined, 10.5cm. Lot: 118 J W Caldicott - The Values of Old English Silver and Sheffield Plate, London 1906, illustrated, cl. 4to. Lot: 119 The Lady's Magazine or Entertaining Companion For The Fair Sex, vol. 18, for 1787, binding defective, loose pages. Lot: 120 MEDALS - A family group, World War II, Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, War Medal , Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal and two silver football medallions, awarded to P.O. B19476 G. BARNARD, together with Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star, Italy Star, War Medal , awarded to R. BARNARD, all with award leaflets and original boxes of issue. Lot: 121 MEDALS - A group of five, World War II framed under glass, Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Africa Star with North Africa clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal , awarded and labelled to Flying Officer A.R.H. Maynard who was missing presumed killed in the defence of Malta on the 22nd November Lot: 122 A Tudric pewter shallow circular bowl, hammered finish, flared foot, numbered 10275, diameter 25cm., and an Arts and Crafts oval copper basin, hammered finish, width 41cm. (2) Lot: 123 An Arts and Crafts pewter bowl, designed by David Veasey, probably for Liberty & Co., the bowl embossed with standard roses and inscribed on a ribbon AND THE MUSK OF THE ROSE IS BLOWN AND THE WOODBINE SPECIES ARE WAFTED ABROAD, twin handles, impressed marks and numbered 001, width 32cm. Lot: 124 Three Victorian Britannia metal dredgers, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, of lighthouse form, 11.5cm., a pair of Victorian Britannia metal salts by J K & Co., with gadrooned outlines, raised on lion mask paw feet, diameter 8cm. and a Victorian pear shaped Britannia metal ewer, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, with a hinged lid, 24cm. (6) Lot: 125 A gun metal fire bell, 27cm., diameter 24cm., with a hook-on clapper on a leather strap. Lot: 126 A brass fire hose nozzle, stamped with the GV1R cipher and date stamp 1942, by W & Co. Ltd., 29cm. and two others. (3) Lot: 127 A Victorian gilt metal, enamel, seed pearl and garnet serpent necklet, with a conforming pendant piece supported from the mouth of the serpent, length 42cm., cased, and a similar garnet set bracelet with a pendant piece. (2) Lot: 128 A yellow metal bar brooch, set with a row of nine diamonds, unmarked 7.1cm. Estimate: Lot: 129 A Victorian 18ct. gold pocket watch, London 1845, case with engine turned decoration, repousse outlines, engraved gilt dial, the verge movement by Wm. Stanton, Buckingham, no. 6957, diameter 4cm. Estimate: Lot: 130 A charm bracelet, comprising a rose gold single Albert with a hallmarked gold padlock clasp, swivel fob stamped 9ct., fitted with an onyx seal fob and ten other fobs. Estimate: Lot: 131 A Victorian yellow metal serpent bracelet, pendant fixed from the mouth, set with cabochon garnet, head set with a further garnet and with emerald eyes. Estimate: Lot: 132 A Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, London 1850, plain case, white enamelled dial, verge movement signed Wm. Rihll, Morton, no , diameter 6cm. Lot: 135 An early Victorian sarcophagus shape jewellery casket, moulded outline, raised on bun feet, silk lined interior, width 27cm. 7 of 14

9 Lot: 136 A Japanese parquetrywork metamorphic table cabinet, fitted with a cupboard enclosing two drawers and surrounded by five further drawers, metal handles, over varnished and now fixed together, width 36cm. Lot: 137 A Continental kingwood, ebony and inlaid jewellery box, probably Milanese, second half of the 19th century, slightly domed lid with quartered veneers, ebony segments inlaid with ivory scrolling foliage, blank cartouche device, silk lined interior, width 24cm. Lot: 138 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany oval tray, with a raised gallery, cast brass handles, decorated with a fan marquetry oval surrounded by swags with ribbon ties, length 63cm. Lot: 139 A William IV rosewood sarcophagus shape tea caddy, with brass loose ring handles, raised on bun feet, fitted interior, with a matched cut glass mixing bowl and two hinged containers, width 33cm. Lot: 140 A Victorian inlaid rosewood travelling box, the lid with a white metal shield cartouche and diaper banding in white metal, ivory, rosewood and ebony, fitted interior, the lid with a velvet and pleated silk surround to an oval mirror, compartmentalised tray inset, concealed drawer under opening as a single fold writing slope, width 31cm. Lot: 141 A George III mahogany oblong shape tea caddy, with a recessed brass carrying handle to the lid and boxwood stringing, refurbished fitted interior with a salmon pink velvet lining to the lid, two compartments and a matched cranberry glass mixing bowl, width 30cm. Lot: 142 An early Victorian rosewood and brass strung bottle cabinet, with a hinged lid and flap front, fitted with two opaque glass bottles, traces of gilt decoration, width 17cm. Lot: 143 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany cartouche shape tray, with a raised gallery, cast brass handles, oval marquetry panel with musical trophies, length 54cm. Lot: 144 An early Victorian mahogany and brass mounted oblong shape tea caddy, with brass angles and crossbanding, refurbished fitted interior with two lidded compartments and concealed secret drawers, width 31.5cm. Lot: 145 A Victorian walnut casket shape box, with ornamental engraved gilt metal appliques, lacking interior, width 24cm. and another Victorian walnut box, width 25cm. (2) Lot: 148 A French Napoleonic period flintlock pistol, 20cm. barrel, three quarter walnut stock, the lockplate signed A Charleville, brass trigger guard and butt end, overall 35cm. Estimate: Lot: 149 A Turkish flintlock pistol, 30cm. barrel, full carved walnut stock with brass furnishings, overall length 50cm. Lot: 150 Another Turkish flintlock pistol, 30cm. barrel, full walnut stock with brass furnishings, mechanism incomplete, 49cm. overall. Lot: 151 A pepperbox percussion pistol, 7.5cm. barrels, engraved plate, walnut grip, overall 21cm. Lot: 152 A pair of Continental coat pistols, 8cm. barrels, converted to percussion, one hammer absent, white metal mounted full stock, 18cm. overall. Estimate: Lot: 153 A Victorian mahogany gun case, hinged lid with a circular brass flush ring handle, baize lined, width 76cm. Lot: 154 A Montenegrin Gasser Patent revolver, 20cm. barrel, stamped Gasser Patent Vien No , wooden grip, 37cm. Lot: 155 A police issue Luger self loading pistol, no. 522U, chequered walnut grips, length 21cm. With a deactivation certificate, Birmingham Gun Barrel Proof House, Estimate: 1, , Lot: of 14

10 A German N.S.K.K. (Kraftfahr-Korps) dagger, 22cm. blade, by Haenel, walnut grip, white metal mounts, in a white metal mounted black scabbard. Lot: 157 A German S.S. (Sturmabteilung) dagger, 22cm. blade, by R E M, white metal mounted walnut grip, in a brown metal scabbard with white metal mounts. Lot: 158 A German N.S.F.A. (Flieger-Korps) dagger, 17cm. blade, by S M F, Solingen, white metal mounts with a blue leather covered grip, in a leather covered steel sheath with white metal mounts and suspension hook. Lot: 159 A German First Pattern Luftwaffe dagger, 31cm. blade, by Rich A Herder, Solingen, aluminium mounts, wire bound blue leather covered grip, in a leather covered steel sheath with aluminium mounts, hanging chains, belt clip and bullion dress knot. Lot: 160 A Grman Second Pattern Luftwaffe dagger, 25cm. blade, aluminium mounts, wire bound ivorine grip, in a metal sheath with bullion dress knot. Lot: 161 A German army dagger, 26cm. blade, by Anton Vingen Jr., Solingen, white metal mounts, orange coloured ivorine grip, in a white metal sheath. Lot: 162 Another German army dagger, 25cm. blade, by W K C, Solingen, grey metal mounts with an ivorine grip, in a grey metal sheath. Lot: 163 A German navy dagger, 25cm. engraved blade, by Eickhorn, Solingen, gilt metal mounts, wire bound ivorine grip, in a gilt metal sheath with bullion dress knot. Lot: 164 A German police parade bayonet, 25cm. single edge blade, by Robert Klaas, Solingen, grey metal mounts, horn grip, in a black leather and metal mounted sheath with leather frog. Lot: 165 A German Red Cross officer's dagger, probably a copy, 25cm. blade, white metal mounts with an amber coloured ivorine grip, in a grey metal sheath. Lot: 166 A German army dress sword, 71cm. slightly curved blade, gilt on grey metal mounts, with a guard, wire bound black grip, in a black steel scabbard with bullion dress knot. Lot: 167 A Japanese army officer's sword, 66cm. curved steel blade, brass tsuba, quadrefoil section, tape bound fishskin grip, in a leather covered saya. Lot: 168 A Japanese NCO's sword, 70cm. curved steel blade, numbered 37770, brass tsuba of quadrefoil section, white metal grip, in a steel saya. Lot: 169 Another Japanese NCO's sword, 68cm. curved steel blade, numbered 65985, plain brass tsuba, metal grip, in a painted metal saya. Lot: 170 A police cutlass, 56cm. curved blade, brass guard, ebonised grip, in a brass mounted leather sheath. Estimate: Lot: 171 Another police cutlass, 61cm. curved steel blade, steel guard, fishskin grip, in a steel mounted leather sheath. Lot: 172 A Roman pattern gunner's sword, 47cm. blade, brass grip and guard, in a metal mounted leather sheath. Lot: 173 A Pioneer's cutlass, 57cm. saw back blade, by Wilkinson, London, dated 35 under a coronet, in a brass mounted leather sheath. Lot: 174 A French Light Cavalry sabre, 90cm. curved steel blade, the blade back engraved... de Chatellerault 1852, brass three bar guard and grip, in a black painted steel scabbard. Lot: of 14

11 A French Cavalry sword, 91cm. fullered blade, indistinctly back engraved and dated 1882, brass three bar guard, wire bound wooden grip, in a black painted steel scabbard, with a leather bullion knot. Lot: 176 A Yeomanry Cavalry sabre, 86cm. slightly curved blade, variously numbered most clearly RR66 under a coronet, black metal guard pierced with Maltese cross, chequer back pattern grip, in a black steel scabbard. Lot: 177 An George III 1796 pattern Light Cavalry sabre, 82cm. broad blade engraved devices, black metal stirrup guard, wire bound leather grip, in a black steel scabbard. Lot: 178 An early 19th century Heavy Cavalry sword, 85cm. blade, pierced metal basket guard, wooden grip, in a black painted steel scabbard, with a bullion knot. After Stanley Royle Sheffield from Mayfield, Near Ringinglow, signed proof colour print, 40x51cm. Lot: 187 Attributed to Antonio Zucchi Capriccio with ancient ruins, pen and ink with en grisaille wash, 13x19cm. Lot: 188 J W S Ferrers The Mill, Garstang, signed and dated '37, pen and ink with watercolour, 41x31cm. Estimate: Lot: 189 Rena Fennessy Grey-headed kingfisher, signed, watercolour, 31x22cm. Exhibited S W L A, The Mall Galleries, London, Lot: 190 Sir William Russell Flint A dancer, sepia wash drawing, 40x29cm. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 179 A Victorian Infantry sword, 83cm. blade marked L D Philips & Co., London, brass guard, wire bound chequered grip, in a steel scabbard. Lot: 180 A George V Scottish Military broadsword, 81cm. fullered blade indistinctly marked, steel basket guard, wire bound fishskin grip, in a steel scabbard, in a leather carrying case. Lot: 181 An Edward VII Rifle Brigade sword, 82cm. blade marked Henderson & Co., Edinburgh, plated guard, wire bound fishskin grip, in a steel scabbard, in a cloth carrying case. Lot: 182 An early 19th century officer's sabre, 76cm. curved blade with traces blue and gilt, gilt metal guard with the GR cipher, lion's head pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, in a brass mounted leather scabbard, the latter engraved Goldney's Late Neild, St. James's Strt., Sword Cutler to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales. Lot: 185 After H Sheppard Dale Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, an etching, published 1892, plate size 33x51cm. Lot: 186 Lot: 191 Charles Ashmore Feeding the Chickens, signed and dated '07, watercolour, 26x35cm. Lot: 192 Lewis Mortimer Coastal scene, signed, watercolour, 25x37cm. Lot: 193 H Sanza A Mediterranean bay, indistinctly signed, watercolour, 40x72cm. Lot: 194 John Greensmith Old man gardening, signed and inscribed, pencil with colour wash, 25x17cm. Lot: 195 Hyman Segal A girl, half length, signed, charcoal sketch, 35x25cm. and another, head of a boy, 21x16cm. (2) Lot: 196 L A H W Portrait of a racehorse, jockey up, initialled and dated 1905, oil on canvas, 36x42cm. Lot: 197 James Giles The Temple of Vista at Tivoli, signed and dated 10 of 14

12 1828. Exhibited R S A, 1839 and with The Fine Art Society, March Estimate: 1, , Lot: 198 Austin Winterbottom Pathway on a summer's day, signed, oil on canvas, 61x51cm. Lot: 199 G K Palmer An east coast estuary scene, signed, oil on canvas, 45x60cm. Estimate: Lot: 200 Elizabeth Mary Watt Still life of mixed flowers in a vase, signed and dated 1947, oil on canvas laid on board, 59x62cm. Lot: 201 Hudson Willis Brook scene, Endcliffe, signed, oil on canvas, 29x38cm. Lot: 202 Belgian School late 19th century Sheep, lambs and chickens in a landscape, oil with gouache on board, 25x32cm. Lot: 203 Stephen Crowther Portrait of a boy, head and shoulders length, signed and dated 1959, oil on canvas, 36x26cm. Lot: 204 Jago Stone Under the Arches, signed inpasto, oil on board, 65x152cm. Lot: 207 A walnut cased mantel clock, early 20th century, with a casket hood and engaged fluted columns, arched gilt dial with silvered chapter ring and cast spandrels, German 14 day movement striking on a gong, 42cm. Lot: 208 A Victorian walnut and ebonised mantel clock, drum shaped casing resting on volute scrolls, white enamelled dial dial signed J W Benson, Ludgate Hill, London, French cylinder movement by Japy Freres, numbered 32818, width 32cm. Lot: 209 A Victorian brass repeating skeleton clock, white enamelled dial, silk suspension, under a glass dome, ebonised base, 28cm. overall. Lot: 210 A German oak cased mantel clock, the architectural case with a triangular pediment and gilt metal appliques, chamfered outlines, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring and cast spandrels, Lenzkirch movement striking on two gongs, height 49cm. Lot: 211 An oak longcase clock, basically circa 1800, the hood with a plain frieze, long door, plinth base, white enamelled dial signed T Hitchins, Painswich, with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, painted shell motifs to the spandrels, eight day movement striking on a bell. Estimate: Lot: 212 A George II style mahogany longcase clock, broken pediment with blind fretwork scrolled foliate decoration, shaped door, on bracket feet, arched brass dial, bears signature Jonne Ponse, London, cast maskhead spandrels, eight day movement (bell absent), 226cm. Estimate: Lot: 213 An oak longcase clock, basically 18th century, the hood with a plain frieze, long door with moulded outlines, bracket feet, square brass dial with a single hand, signed Peter Hawthorne..., with a date aperture, cherub and coronet spandrels, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, 198cm. Estimate: Lot: 214 An oak longcase clock, basically 18th century, the hood with an ogee casket top, long shaped door, plinth base, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, cast rococo spandrels, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, height 211cm. Estimate: Lot: 215 An oak longcase clock, basically 18th century, broken swan neck pediment, blind fretwork frieze panel, shaped long door, bracket feet, square brass dial signed William Watson, silvered chapter ring, rococo style spandrels, eight day movement striking on a bell, height 219cm. Estimate: Lot: 216 An Edwardian inlaid rosewood aneroid wall barometer, with a shaped and moulded cresting, floral inlay, silvered dial with a thermometer gauge under, 77cm. Lot: of 14

13 A French gilt spelter mantel clock, late 19th century, the dial drum surmounted by a seated lady in 18th century costume, onyx plinth, gilt rococo fascia, white enamelled dial, cylinder movement, 37cm., under a glass dome with an ebonised plinth, 46cm. Lot: 228 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany dressing table, the rectangular top with satinwood banding and stringing, fitted with two tiers of two drawers of two drawers similarly banded and strung, on square tapering legs, width 122cm., depth 55cm., height 83cm. Lot: 220 A Victorian burr walnut serpentine card table, adapted and refinished, fold over top enclosing an interior with an inset leather, carved and ringed column on carved splayed legs, width 92cm., depth 46cm. Lot: 221 A George III oak side table, boarded top fitted with a single frieze drawer, shaped apron on square tapering legs, width 69cm., depth 49cm. Lot: 222 A joined oak coffer, basically early 18th century, three panel hinged lid with moulded outlines, front fascia with a carved frieze bearing the date 1678 within scrolled foliage, four panels under, channelled stiles, width 115cm., depth 50cm., height 59cm. Estimate: Lot: 223 An elm and ash Windsor chair, plain spindled back, narrow arms, shaped solid seat, turned legs and H stretchers, width 56cm. Lot: 224 A joined oak gate leg table, in part 18th/19th century, oval top, turned and ringed legs, plain moulded stretchers, 86x108cm. Lot: 225 A Victorian oak side table, rectangular top fitted with two frieze drawers, square tapering legs, width 88cm., depth 49cm., height 74cm. Lot: 226 A George III mahogany side table, rectangular top with a moulded outline, fitted with a single frieze drawer, square tapering legs, width 92cm., depth 50cm. Lot: 227 An early Victorian mahogany extending pedestal dining table, pull-out action with a single leaf, slightly bowed ends, the baluster column of octagonal section resting on an incurved platform, with scrolled feet, overall length 234cm., width 95cm. Estimate: Lot: 229 A late Victorian walnut mirror back side cabinet, the rectangular bevelled mirror back under a canopy with a broken triangular pediment, spindle uprights and open shelves, the base section with single frieze drawer over two glazed panelled doors, flanked by open shelves and balustrading, width 138cm., depth 40cm., height 210cm. Lot: 230 An Asphan pattern silk and wool rug, central medallion on a patterned foliate field, ivory ground, border within guards, 190x128cm. Lot: 231 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany occasional table, circular top with an inlaid panel A.A. 1901, turned ringed and splayed legs, with a circular under tier, diameter 44cm., height 62cm. Lot: 232 A George II style mahogany pedestal table, 20th century, shaped square top with a piecrust edge on a cluster column, tripod legs, width 46cm., height 68cm. Lot: 233 A Victorian mahogany occasional table, circular tilt top, ringed column on tripod splayed legs, diameter 54cm., height 71cm. Lot: 234 A Victorian walnut and marquetry vitrine, rectangular top with ebonised outline, the frieze with a foliate marquetry panel, glazed door flanked by pilaster strips with applied gilt metal corbels, plinth base, width 74cm., depth 31cm., height 105cm. Lot: 235 A mahogany break front and curved back writing table, adapted, with a tooled leather inset, fitted with a bow front frieze drawer with blind fretwork decoration, flanked by conforming small cupboards, on cabriole legs, width 99cm., depth 51cm. Lot: 236 A Continental carved wood and gilt gesso throne chair, probably late 19th century, cartouche shape back with a scrolled and shell cresting, upholstered in floral pattern cotton brocade, scrolled open arms with acanthus grips, shaped 12 of 14

14 apron, on cabriole legs, width 77cm. Lot: 237 An early Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top, fitted with two short and four long drawers, turned feet, width 115cm., depth 58cm., height 124cm. Lot: 238 A Victorian satin walnut Davenport, with a casket shaped hinged stationery compartment, the flap front with a leatherette inset, bird's eye maple interior with drawers and pigeon holes, the plinth base fitted with four drawers on bun feet, width 62cm., depth 61cm., height 94cm. Estimate: Lot: 239 A Victorian burr walnut and marquetry work table, the rectangular hinged lid with quartered veneer and foliate inlay, enclosing compartmentalised interior with a central basket section with a fretted lid, on turned and ringed legs, shaped and curved stretchers, width 56cm., depth 39cm., height 69cm. Lot: 240 A joined oak bureau, in part 18th century, the slope front with chip card banding, carved apron piece with foliate scrolls, single drawer under, bearing initials M H and date 1715, turned and ringed legs, plain stretchers, width 80cm., depth 50cm., height 88cm. Lot: 241 A Victorian mahogany bookcase cabinet, moulded cornice, plain frieze, two glazed panelled doors to the upper section enclosing two shelves, fitted with a shaped frieze drawer over two panelled doors, plinth base, width 107cm., depth 46cm., height 170cm. Lot: 242 A Victorian style mahogany extending dining table, with an oval top, deep frieze, on turned and ringed legs, overall length 179cm., width 105cm. Estimate: Lot: 243 A matched set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs, shaped hoops, upholstered en suite in rust coloured patterned velour, turned and ringed legs, height 88cm. and smaller. (6) Lot: 244 An American style yew wood and beech comb back chair, with narrow arms, shaped seat, turned and ringed legs, width 53cm., height 114cm. Lot: 245 An Edwardian oak easy chair, back, seat and arms upholstered in green trellis pattern cotton brocade, carved cresting, scrolled open arms, turned legs, width 71cm. Lot: 246 A Victorian mahogany easy chair, upholstered en suite in green trellis pattern cotton brocade, scrolled arms, shaped apron, on French cabriole legs, width 73cm. Lot: 247 A large oak mirror back sideboard, 1920s, moulded pediment, frieze with a carved panel, rectangular bevelled mirror back with fluted column uprights, the base section with two frieze drawers over two doors with arched and recessed panels, length 183cm., depth 61cm., height 202cm. Lot: 248 A George III oak cylinder front hanging corner cupboard, with a dentil cornice, the doors with mahogany banding, the interior with a fretwork panel over three shelves, width 73cm., height 103cm. Lot: 249 A Hepplewhite style mahogany elbow chair, 19th century, shaped cresting, pierced vase splat, open scrolled arms, drop in seat upholstered in floral pattern velour, square moulded legs, width 75cm. Lot: 250 A Victorian mahogany Pembroke style drop leaf dining table, with D shape leaves, fitted with an end drawer matched by a drawer, ringed and fluted legs with single gates, 91x128cm. Lot: 251 A Victorian style mahogany butler's tray, with a raised gallery, width 67cm., on a folding stand. Lot: 252 A Victorian mahogany hall chair, heart shaped cartouche back with open scrolls, shaped solid seat on tapering legs of octagonal section, height 85cm. Lot: 253 A French kingwood and marquetry serpentine table en chiffonier, 20th century, with a three quarter gallery, floral decoration to the quartered top, fitted with three frieze drawers, 13 of 14

15 shaped apron piece, on slender cabriole legs, sabot feet, width 39cm. Lot: 254 A nest of three (of four) French walnut and marquetry quartetto tables, early 20th century, with rosewood banding, parquetry centres with trophies, flowers and a ribbon tie, standard ends, width 56cm. and smaller. Lot: 255 A French walnut armoire, shaped and moulded scrolled pediment, mirror panelled door, single drawer under, turned feet, width 102cm., height 222cm. Estimate: Lot: 256 A pair of French walnut bedsteads, tall headboards with shaped and moulded outlines and figures panels, domed footboards, width 95cm., headboard height 163cm. Estimate: Lot: 261 A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with rounded corners, fitted with two short and two long drawers, plinth base, width 94cm., depth 50cm., height 79cm. Lot: 262 An Edwardian stained walnut music cabinet, fitted with six flap front drawers, moulded uprights with an open shelf under, width 52cm., depth 37cm., height 78cm. Lot: 263 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany architect's table, with parquetry stringing, double flap top supported on a ratchet, single frieze drawer, square tapering legs, width 76cm., depth 45cm. Estimate: Lot: 257 An inlaid mahogany four piece bedroom suite, by Sheard Binnington & Co., Doncaster, early 20th century, comprising a break front triple wardrobe with amboyna and parquetry banding, projecting cornice, fitted with centre two door cupboard over three drawers, flanked by mirror panel hanging robes, on splayed bracket feet, length 224cm., height 212cm., a dressing table with a shaped bevelled mirror back, two raised plinth drawers, a central kneehole drawer and four drawers to each pedestal, length 130cm., a washstand with a marble back and top, fitted with three drawers and two cupboards, length 130cm. and a bed end, width 140cm. (4) Estimate: , Lot: 258 A mahogany triple wardrobe, early 20th century, ogee moulded cornice, dentil frieze, fitted with centre panelled door over an open section and four drawers, flanked by mirror panel hanging robes, on ogee bracket feet, length 210cm., height 203cm. Lot: 259 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany bedstead, with moulded vertical rails flanked by panels with ornamental wreaths, bellflowers and ribbon ties, the footboard with a central bowed section, width 140cm. Estimate: Lot: 260 A set of five early Victorian mahogany dining chairs, broad crestings with stylised anthemions, scrolled horizontal rails, drop in seats upholstered in Sanderson cotton print, sabre legs, height 88cm. 14 of 14