Fine Art & Antiques. Saturday 07 December :00. A. E. Dowse & Son Cornwall Galleries Scotland Street Sheffield S3 7DE

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1 Fine Art & Antiques Saturday 07 December :00 A. E. Dowse & Son Cornwall Galleries Scotland Street Sheffield S3 7DE

2 Lot: 1 A Staffordshire printware meat plate, early 19th century, Oriental sports: Dooreahs leading out Dogs, width 47.5cm. Lot: 2 A Royal Worcester porcelain circular rose bowl, dated marked for 1926, painted with roses by W.H. Austin, diameter 23cm. Lot: 3 A Chinese celadon circular bowl, Sung style, with a slightly flared rim, diameter 15cm. Lot: 4 A Chinese porcelain yellow ground bottle vase, baring a highly stylised six character seal mark, incised decoration to the bowl, 14cm. Lot: 5 A Royal Crown Derby miniature teapot, date cypher for 1912, Old Imari pattern no.6299, 6cm., a Royal Crown Derby miniature vase, dated cypher for 1913 of gourd design, Old Imari pattern, 4cm. and a miniature posy vase by Birks, Rawlins & Co., 4cm. (3) Lot: 6 A pair of large Satsuma covered vases, with domed lids, large finials, designed as a boy and girl, the boy with a fan and shell and the girl with a cherry sprig, ovoid bowls with fan shaped floral and figurative reserves, height 75cm overall. Lot: 7 A pair of pottery models of doves, Casa Pupo London, coloured detail, printed marks and paper labels, 20cm. Lot: 8 A Royal Worcester porcelain square shaped pin dish, date marked for 1903, painted with the Cathedral, Worcester, no.g/675, width 8.5cm. Lot: 9 A Cantonese porcelain garden seat, 19th century, of hexagonal form with three pierced sections, the reserves variously painted with Mandarin figures, birds and animals, on a patterned ground, 48cm. Estimate: Lot: 10 A Dutch art pottery bottle vase, Gouda, Gladys pattern, stylised flowers on a dark ground, numbered 188, 22cm. Lot: 11 A Royal Doulton Bunnykins nursery plate, Mr. Piggly's Stores, rare back stamp, diameter 19cm. Lot: 12 A pair of Royal Doulton Slater's Patent stoneware vases, ovoid form, floral decoration on a buff coloured ground, no. 4461, 30cm. Lot: 13 A German stoneware vase, Mettlach, stylised decoration with rosettes and stiff leaf panels, no and bearing a U.S. patent mark, 20cm. Lot: 14 A Satsuma shallow circular dish, early 20th century, lightly lobed, decorated with figures on a terrace, painted in coloured enamels and gilt, indistinct mark, diameter 25cm. Lot: 15 A Japanese Imari rectangular shaped dish, early 20th century, centre panel painted with flowers by a fence, width 31cm. Lot: 16 A Royal Doulton figure, Monica, designed by Leslie Harradine, HN1467, 10cm. and two other small Royal Doulton figures, Dinky Do, designed by Leslie Harradine, HN1678, 12 cm. and Patricia, designed by Leslie Harradine, no. M7, 10cm. (3) Lot: 17 A Royal Doulton figure, The Bride, designed by Leslie Harradine, style 1, unnumbered, 22cm. Lot: 18 A small Moorcroft pottery vase of waisted form, Freesia design on a blue ground, impressed marks, painted monogram, 11cm. Lot: 19 A James Macintyre & Co. stoneware tobacco jar for Tetley & Sons, Leeds, brown glaze with a Leeds Arms, 14cm. Estimate: Lot: 20 A small Moorcroft pottery ovoid jug, Orchid design on a blue ground, impressed marks, 8cm. 1 of 16

3 Lot: 21 A James Macintyre & Co. salad bowl, moulded decoration of acanthus and painted with roses on a sky blue to ochre ground, with a plated rim, pattern no. 1831T, diameter 25cm., together with a pair of matching servers, plated bowls and twisted stems, silver ferrules, hallmarked Sheffield (3) Lot: 22 A Royal Doulton figure Sweet Anne, designed by Leslie Harradine, colour variation, HN1496, 18cm. Lot: 23 A Pilkington's high fired vase, date marked for 1907, of shouldered form with a metallic red to ochre glaze, pattern no. 2089, chipped, 34cm. Lot: 24 A Pilkington's high fired pottery vase, date marked for 1907, compressed baluster form, ochre and red glaze, no. 2153, 15cm. Lot: 25 A Japanese Imari circular charger, early 20th. century, lobed outline, centre decoration with a ships mast and turbulent sea, surrounded by a radiating design in colours and gilt, chipped, diameter 46cm. Lot: 26 A Derby Crown porcelain comport, late 19th. century, decorated with spring flowers in coloured enamels and gilt, on a cream ground, lobed outline, pattern no. 1176, diameter 24cm. Lot: 27 A set of three Doulton Lambeth stoneware graduating jugs, circa 1900, applied moulded decoration of figures, sporting scenes, windmill and a tree, impressed marks, 19cm. and smaller. Lot: 28 A Moorcroft pottery circular bowl, Hibiscus design on a green to blue ground, painted monogram and impressed marks, diameter 16cm. Estimate: Lot: 29 A French faience flat back vase shape liquid container, 18th or 19th century, with an aperture under a shell motif, painted with swags and scrolls, the aperture filled and the back section has broken away, 40cm. Lot: 30 A pair of Satsuma miniature vases of ovoid form, reserves painted with figures, matched by flowers, blue ground, three character marks, 7cm. Lot: 31 A Susie Cooper art pottery jug, floral decoration on a yellow ground, marked Susie Cooper, 16cm. Lot: 32 A First Period Worcester style dessert plate, probably Samson, 19th century, pale blue ground, with reserves of birds and insects, pseudo Chinese seal mark, diameter 22cm. Lot: 33 A set of nine Hornsea Pottery Christmas plates, 1979 and later, each with an illuminated style initial forming the word Christmas, diameter 22cm. Estimate: Lot: 34 A Chinese export porcelain blue and white plate, 19th century, floral decoration, chipped, diameter 23cm. and another Chinese blue and white plate. (2) Lot: 35 A Carltonware boat shaped dessert basket, floral decoration on a lustrous orange ground, gilt scroll handles, no. 3478, width 34cm. Lot: 36 A Japanese blue and white charger, 20th century, lightly lobed form, floral decoration, diameter 42cm. and another Japanese blue and white charger, printed floral decoration, diameter 48cm. (2) Lot: 37 A Plant Tuscan China coffee set in the Art Deco style, floral decoration, comprising a coffee pot (damaged lid), 20cm., a milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups and saucers. (15) Estimate: Lot: 38 A stoneware jug, probably Derbyshire, 19th century, with a greyhound handle and applied moulded decoration of hunting incidents, 14cm. Lot: 39 A Staffordshire Majolica owl jug, probably late 19th century, in bright lead colours, 28cm. 2 of 16

4 Lot: 40 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware commemorative jug, The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887, retailer's mark for John Mortlock & Co., Oxford Street, London, registration no , 19cm. Lot: 41 A large Royal Dux vase, of tree trunk form, modelled with a young woman in a diaphanous gown, holding a dove, numbered 2002, 61cm. Lot: 42 A pair of Royal Crown Derby models of Mansion House dwarfs, painted respectively by J Aston and J Bryan, 19cm - boxed Lot: 43 A Royal Worcester Connoisseur Collection extinguisher, Tawny Owl, 13cm. Lot: 44 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Short Eared Owl, 10cm., another, Snowy Owl, 11cm. and three other owl paperweights. (6) Lot: 45 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Carolina Duck, 10cm., another, Green Winged Teal, 13cm. and four other Royal Crown Derby paperweights modelled as ducks. (6) Lot: 46 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Bottle Nosed Dolphin, two other Royal Crown Derby dolphin paperweights and an Octopus. (4) Lot: 47 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Fireside Cat, 14cm., another, Fireside Kitten, 9cm. and two others, Tabitha and Thomas. (4) Estimate: Lot: 48 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Cottage Garden Cat, 7cm., another, Cottage Garden Kitten, 6cm. and six other Royal Crown Derby paperweights modelled as cats. (8) Lot: 49 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Song Thrush, 12cm. and three others, Great Tit, Green Finch and Mountain Bluebird. (4) Estimate: Lot: 50 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Long Tailed Tit, 6cm. and three other Royal Crown Derby paperweights modelled as garden birds. (4) Lot: 51 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Cheetah, 13cm. and another, Cheetah Cub, 8cm. Lot: 52 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Rockhopper Penguin, 10.5cm. and two others, Puffin and Pelican. (3) Lot: 53 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Woodland Squirrel, 12cm. and eight other animal paperweight (9) Lot: 54 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Nanny Goat, 12cm. and another, Derby Ram, 9cm. Lot: 55 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Puppy, length 9cm. and another, Scruff, length 9cm. (2) Lot: 56 A Royal Crown Derby novelty paperweight, Santa and his sleigh, 11cm., another, Reindeer, 10cm., together with two others, Donkey and Donkey Foal. (4) Lot: 57 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre trio, Crocus pattern, matching milk jug and sugar bowl, a bonjour shape sugar bowl and another Crocus pattern bowl. (7) Lot: 58 A Royal Worcester pin dish, date mark for 1940, serpentine outlines, painted with fruit, by A Shuck, width 10cm. Lot: 59 A Shelley jardiniere, blue ground, decorated with flowers and butterflies, moulded fixed ring handles and with a lobed rim, 23cm. Estimate: Lot: 60 A Bretby stoneware stick stand, of cylindrical form, moulded 3 of 16

5 decoration of a coiled dragon against a predominantly olive coloured ground, lead colours, no. 781 and registration , 60cm. An Edwardian oblong shaped ring box, by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1908, the lid with engine turned decoration and cast with bellflowers, raised on four cabriole legs, width 11cm. Lot: 61 A Burmantoft's Faience jardiniere, turquoise glaze, with incised decoration, numbered 1910, 22cm. Lot: 62 A Japanese shallow dish, probably early 20th. century, lobed, stylised floral decoration. Estimate: Lot: 63 A Japanese vase, compartmentalised decoration, flowers and foliage, 31cm. and a similar vase, repaired. Lot: 67 A cast silver trophy, by James Dixon & Sons, on an oak plaque with a silver label... Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ltd. 1960, 18cm. Lot: 68 A cast silver model of a race horse - ATIYAT AL SHIYUKH by Thomas Bradbury and Sons, London 1937, on an ebonised plinth, with applied plaques, 20cm., together with a letter dated Baghdad 1936, gifting the mare to Dr Sinderson Pasha, from Sheikh Ali Suliman. Lot: 69 An Edwardian pedestal rose bowl by C.E., London 1904, embossed with floral swags and ribbon ties, domed circular foot, 20oz., 13cm. Lot: 70 A George III sauce boat, marks rubbed, probably late 18th century, shallow oval form, bright cut decoration, leaf capped scroll handle, length 16cm. Lot: 71 A Victorian cigarette case by Hilliard & Thomas, Birmingham 1895, bright cut engraved decoration with a monogram, 10cm., cased. Lot: 72 A pair of Scottish oval sweetmeat dishes, by Hamiliton & Inches, Edinburgh 1973, lobed and gadrooned outlines, 7oz., 15cm. Lot: 73 Lot: 74 A Victorian spoon and fork set, by Wakely and Wheeler, London 1894, bright cut engraved decoration with monograms, cased. Lot: 75 An Edwardian vesta by W. Orton, Birmingham 1906, cushioned form, bright cut engraved decoration with a blank shield cartouche, 5cm. and another vesta, similar design, indistinctly marked. (2) Lot: 76 A George III sauce ladle by John Wren, London 1789, Old English pattern and a sifter spoon, Sheffield (2) Lot: 77 A George III style caster by Deakin & Francis Ltd., London 1979, baluster form with a moulded girdle, 4oz., 18cm. Lot: 78 A pair of candlesticks, by B & Co., Birmingham 1973, slender ringed and reeded shafts, circular bases, filled, 26cm. Lot: 79 An Anglo-Indian white metal hand mirror, repousse decoration of Hindu figures, initialled and dated 1924, 26cm. Lot: 80 An Edwardian three piece tea set, by WF/AF, Sheffield 1910, in the Georgian style, plain oval form with gadrooned outlines, the teapot with composition handle and finial, 15cm., 34ozs. gross. (3) Lot: 81 A Danish sterling silver ladle by Georg Jensen, 18cm. and a smaller ladle of the same design, 15cm. (2) Lot: 82 An oval presentation tray by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1927, lobed and moulded outline with cast handles, 96 oz., width 69cm. Estimate: 1, , of 16

6 Lot: 83 A three light table light candelabra, by J.T. & Co., Sheffield 1972, with two reeded branches, urn shaped sconces, lobed oval base, weighted, 26cm. Lot: 84 A Victorian style three piece tea set by Elkington & Co., Sheffield 1968, oval semi fluted form, including a teapot with composition handle and finial, 15cm., 15oz. gross. Lot: 85 A pair of Victorian white metal serving spoons, pierced decoration to the bowls and handles, 21cm. Lot: 86 An Edwardian silver faced alarm clock, ivorine chapter ring, movement by the British United Clock Co. Ltd. Lot: 87 A circular comport by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1926, shallow lightly fluted bowl with a cast shaped outline including scallops and pendants, circular foot, 11oz., diameter 21cm. Lot: 88 A set of six teaspoons by Viners, Sheffield 1930, with wreath pattern handles, cased, a set of five Irish silver shell back teaspoons, engraved date 1784 and a lady's travelling set, cased. Lot: 89 A pair of Victorian novelty spill vases, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1894, designed as leaping fish, circular bases, with glass eyes, one damaged, 14cm. Lot: 90 A George IV style three piece tea set by H.W. Ltd., Birmingham 1923, of shaped and rounded form, with moulded outline, the teapot with ebonised finial and composition handle, 18cm., 27 oz. gross. Lot: 91 A set of twelve teaspoons by F.H. Sheffield, 1921 with pierced and scrolled terminals, cased. Estimate: Lot: 92 A commemorative cup by ATC, Birmingham 1982, to commemorate the birth of H.R.H. Prince William of Wales, rounded funnel bowl, knopped stem, 5oz., 15cm., cased. Lot: 93 A matched spoon and fork set, hallmarked respectively London 1806 and Dublin 1831, Fiddle pattern, later engraved with monograms, cased. Estimate: Lot: 94 A large Victorian steel button hook, white metal spiral and rosette pattern handle, 34cm. and two Edwardian steel button hooks with silver handles, hallmarked Birmingham 1902 and (3) Lot: 95 A pair of cut glass circular toilet jars, with silver lids by Walker & Hall, Chester 1943, 6cm., an Edwardian circular jar, an Edwardian navette shaped pin box and a Victorian smelling salts bottle with a silver collar. (5) Lot: 96 A pair of Victorian pin dishes, by William Comyn, London 1899, pierced rectangular form, scrolled and floral decoration, 13cm. Lot: 97 A seal top spoon by C.J. Vander, Sheffield 1973, in a 17th century style, 13cm., cased. Lot: 98 A pair of Norwegian silver novelty salts, each designed as a Viking longboat and with named views of Bergen and Nordkap, 8cm., a pair of American sterling silver oval sweetmeat dishes, a circular sweetmeat dish and three souvenir spoons. Lot: 99 A baluster shape mug, by P.B., Sheffield 1975, S scroll handle, 7.5cm. Estimate: Lot: 100 An Edwardian three piece tea set, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield , of serpentine circular form, scrolled rims, each raised on four pad feet, comprising a teapot with composition handle and finial, 17cm., milk jug and sugar bowl, 31ozs. Lot: 101 A canteen of Hanoverian pattern electroplated cutlery, twelve place setting, engraved initial W, in a mahogany canteen table with crossbanding, fitted with two short and a single long drawer, fluted legs, width 110cm. 5 of 16

7 Lot: 102 A pair of Victorian electroplated fish servers, by Martin Hall & Co. Sheffield, pierced and engraved blades, cast handles, cased. Lot: 103 A Victorian electroplated wine flagon and chalice by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, the chalice of lobed cylindrical form with a domed lid and S scroll handle, engraved with the Sacred Name no.1153, 30cm., the chalice matching, 21cm. (2) Lot: 104 An Edwardian electroplated gallery tray, rectangular form with canted corners, cast and beaded handles, 64cm. overall, a Britannia metal semi fluted coffee pot, 24cm., a similar electroplated teapot, together with a milk jug and sugar bowl, a pair of sugar tongs and a serving spoon. (7) Lot: 105 An Edwardian oval electroplated gallery tray, by Walker & Hall, cast beaded handles, engraved decoration with a monogram, width 73cm. Lot: 109 An 18ct. gold three stone diamond ring, illusion set, marked 18ct. Lot: 110 A Victorian 18ct. hallmarked gold wedding band, Birmingham 1893, die stamp decoration. Estimate: Lot: 111 An American 18k gold pocket watch, by The American Watch Company, white enamel dial, with subsidiary second dial, lever movement, engraved on the back plate, AM Stopwatch Co., Hillside, Waltham, Mass., no , diameter 5cm. Estimate: Lot: 112 A Victorian 22ct. hallmarked gold, garnet set dress ring, with a single faceted stone. Lot: 113 A 9ct. gold pocket watch, by Thos. Russell & Son, hallmarked Chester 1920, plain case, white enamel dial, subsidiary second dial, Swiss made 17 jewel lever movement, diameter 5cm. Estimate: Lot: 114 A 9ct. hallmarked gold diamond solitaire ring, gypsy setting, and an 18ct. hallmarked gold diamond cluster ring. (2) Lot: 115 An 18ct. gold diamond cluster ring, navette set with nineteen stones, marked 18. Lot: 116 A yellow metal, five stone diamond ring, graduating stones, approx..35 ct. and smaller. Lot: 117 A 9ct. curb link charm bracelet, with a hallmarked padlock clasp with twenty eight charms, including two sovereigns 1887 and 1912, approximately 180g. gross in total. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 118 A Victorian 22ct. hallmarked gold wedding band, London 1858, a 9ct. rose gold wedding band and two dress rings. (4) Lot: 119 A contemporary 18ct. hallmarked gold and diamond cluster ring, designed with two flower heads and ten leaf tendrils. Estimate: 2, , Lot: 120 A yellow metal belcher link long guard, 154cm., with a yellow metal double hinged circular locket, engine turned decoration. Lot: 121 A Victorian silver fancy link watch chain, serving as a bracelet, marked SOLID SILVER, with three strand sections and heart shaped links. Lot: 122 A Victorian yellow metal ornamental watch chain, marked GOLD, single and double belcher links serving as a bracelet. Lot: 123 A Victorian style silver nurse's buckle, Birmingham 1962, cast with scrolls and mask heads, width 6cm. Lot: 124 A Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, hallmarked London 1843, white enamelled dial, verge movement signed M Ketterer, Portsea, diameter 6.2cm. 6 of 16

8 Lot: 125 An Edwardian silver cased pocket watch, Birmingham 1903, white enamelled dial marked Improved Patent G Aaronson, Manchester, subsidiary second dial, keywind lever movement, case engine turned, diameter 6cm., with a silver single albert. Lot: 129 A set of three proof half sovereigns, two 1982 and one Estimate: Lot: 130 Gold proof fifty pence National Health Service coin, Estimate: Lot: 131 Gold proof fifty pence Public Libraries coin, Estimate: Lot: 132 Gold proof fifty pence Samuel Johnson coin, Estimate: Lot: 133 Two gold proof fifty pence coins, Presidency of E.C. Council and 1998 Presidency and 25th Anniversary of E.U. Entry. Estimate: Lot: 134 Gold proof two pound coin, Estimate: Lot: 135 Gold proof two pound coin, Estimate: Lot: 136 Gold proof two pound coin, Tercentenary of the Bank of England, Estimate: Lot: 137 Gold brilliant uncirculated five pound coin, Estimate: Lot: 138 Gold brilliant uncirculated five pound coin, Estimate: Lot: 139 Gold proof fifty pound Britannia coin, Estimate: Lot: 140 Gold proof set of four Britannia coins, Â 100, Â 50, Â 25, Â 10, Estimate: 1, , Lot: 141 Silver proof Piedfort collection, consisting of 1990 five pence, 1992 ten pence, 1982 twenty pence, fifty pence, 1988 one pound, 1989 two pounds. Lot: 145 David Steel - The Elements and Practice of Naval Architecture, text volume only, London 1805, 4to hf.cf. Lot: 146 David Steel - The Elements and Practice of Naval Architecture or Treatise on Ship-Building Theoretical and Practical, third edition with an appendix...by John Knowles, text volume only, London 1822, 4to. hf.cf. Lot: 147 Peter Hedderwick - The Treaties on Marine Architecture, text volume only, Edinburgh 1830, 4to, hf.cf. Lot: 148 Rev. Thomas Harwood - The History and Antiquities of the Church of Litchfield, Gloucester 1806, small 4to., hf.cf. Lot: 149 Oliver Goldsmith - A History of the Earth and Animated Nature in four vols., N.D. (circa 1830), including some hand coloured plates, hf.cf., 8to. Lot: 150 Tales from Blackwood, N.D. (circa 1850), set of 12, hf.cf. Lot: 151 William Shakespeare - The Works, Bedford Edition in 12 vols., London and New York, 1893, red cloth, boxed. Lot: 152 Joseph Hunter Hallamshire - The History & Topography of the Parish of Sheffield, new and enlarged edition, by Rev. Alfred Gatty, London 1869, tooled cloth, folio. Lot: 155 Railway interest: A collection of eight railway armorials, MANCHESTER SOUTH JUNCTION & ALTRINCHAM RAILWAY CO., 49x49cm., EAST COAST JOINT STOCK, 7 of 16

9 43x37 cm., another, unnamed, with the motto forward, 30x36cm., GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY, 33x32cm., WIRRAL RAILWAY, 33x31cm., FURNESS RAILWAY COMPANY, 33x31cm., LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY, 33x40cm. and LONDON MIDLAND & SCOTTISH RAILWAY COMPANY, 48x48cm., mounted on a hessian covered board, together with three reproduction railway brasses. Estimate: Lot: 156 A pair of gilt metal wall brackets, designed with cherubs upholding twin cornucopia, with frosted flower head shades, the cherubs resting against wreaths, 51cm. overall. A Continental oval brass box, slightly domed lid, with a porcelain inset of a servant girl, 3/4 length, width 9cm. Lot: 166 An oval portrait miniature circa 1900, Leonardo da Vinci, head and shoulders length in a brass frame, 12x9cm. Lot: 167 A cold painted bronze animalia modelled as a Snipe, Bergmann style, 19cm. Lot: 157 An Eastern European icon, Mother of God and Christ Child, gilt metal slip, 22x16cm., framed. Lot: 158 A Victorian walnut framed kidney shaped stand, beaded decoration of flowers and scrolls, width 56cm. Lot: 159 A Victorian mahogany and stained wood "Rotunda" workbox, with a domed and upholstered pin cushion lid, the base section with turned columns, stepped based, 27cm. Lot: 160 A black lacquered pot lid, German, 19th century, with a hand coloured printed design, Schweizer Hirtn Luft, diameter 10cm. Lot: 161 A stained mahogany perpetual calendar, rectangular box section, branded E.R. with a coronet, 29x23cm. Lot: 162 A pair of Sino-Indian carved ivory knife rests, designed with mask heads, 9.5cm. Lot: 163 A Japanese silk flag, inscribed, 68x96cm. Lot: 164 A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy, sarcophagus lid with shaped front, two section interior, some damage, width 20cm. Lot: 165 Lot: 168 A pair of cloisonne baluster shaped vases, floral decoration with butterflies, on a black ground, 18.5cm. Lot: 169 An Edwardian oak smoker's box of oblong form, metal appliques, two hinge divisions, marked CIGARS AND CIGARETTES, width 31cm. Lot: 170 A Malacca walking cane, 9ct. hallmarked gold pommel, London 1911, engraved H.B. KINMAN, 92cm. Lot: 171 A Victorian brass sovereign shovel, steel tipped with a rosewood handle, length 33cm. Lot: 172 A pair of bronzed metal plaques, Gathering reeds and the Harvest field, 13x22cm., framed, an Art Nouveau style bronzed metal plaque and a convex oval plaque of a resting farmer, wooden mount. (4) Lot: 173 An oval bronzed plaquette of Madonna and Child with St. John, 11x7cm., in an ebonised frame and a Renaissance style bronzed hand mirror with an oval bevelled plate, 43cm. (2) Lot: 174 A George III embroidered sampler by Phoebe Silcock, Sheffield, April 14th 1809, incorporating two hymn verses by Thomson & Dodsley, within a foliate wreath, oak framed, 29x35cm. overall. Lot: of 16

10 A Victorian mahogany correspondence box, labelled HALSTAFF & HANNAFORD, with brass angles and recessed carrying handle, morocco part fitted interior, width 41cm. Estimate: A Victorian concertina, hexagonal design with fretted walnut ends, marked Broad Reeds, in a cloth covered case (case damaged), 20cm. Lot: 176 A Victorian rosewood presentation writing box, with brass bands and angles, fitted slope front interior with a tooled leather writing surface, width 40cm. Estimate: Lot: 177 A Japanese carved hardwood model of a frog on a lily pad, 9cm. Estimate: Lot: 178 A pair of Chinese carved soapstone figures of immortals standing, each holding fruit on integral stands, 26cm. Lot: 179 A Japanese bronze animalia, probably Tokyo School, perhaps Meiji, modelled with an elephant and two tigers, two character mark, damaged trunk, 18cm. Lot: 180 A pair of French gilt metal and mother of pearl faced opera glasses, in a leather purse case. Lot: 181 A Victorian Berlin woolwork picture, Christ and the Samarian woman at the well, 40x34cm., in original rosewood frame. Lot: 182 After The Antique Cymbals Player, a bronze figure, dark patination, 56cm. Lot: 183 A malacca regimental cane, XIV West Yorkshire Regiment, white metal pommel, 87cm. Lot: 184 An ebonised walking cane, with a silver pommel, hallmarked London 1918, 91cm. Lot: 185 A Victorian woolwork picture, King Solomon addressing two women, 59x51cm., in original gilt gesso frame. Lot: 186 Lot: 187 Amplion vintage speaker, the case with chinoiserie decoration, domed top with a foliate pattern pierced metal panel, 41cm., model RS. Lot: 188 A Lalique opalescent glass shallow circular bowl, moulded with bell flowers, etched mark R Lalique, France, diameter 30cm. Lot: 189 A French opalescent moulded glass shallow bowl, by G Vallon, decorated with cherries, diameter 23.5cm. Lot: 190 A large glass ornamental goblet with a domed lid, the bowl and lid wheel engraved with flowers and diamond etched J E Walton, 1833, double knopped multi air twist stem, 37cm. Lot: 191 A shallow copper basin, circa 1900, gadrooned outline, diameter 38cm. Lot: 194 A NON XLL knife pistol marked UNWIN & RODGERS PATENTEES SHEFFIELD, 8cm. nickel plated barrel, 10cm. fold out blade, concealed trigger, horn faced and part hatched, overall length 26cm. Estimate: Lot: 195 A vintage BSA.177 calibre air rifle no. L39495, walnut stock, marked 14 1/4, overall length 102cm. Lot: 196 A Japanese short sword, 34cm. curved blade, quatrefoil tsuba, wire bound fish skin grip, in a lacquered saya, with enclosed knife, 53cm. Lot: 197 A Japanese sword, 98 cm overall length, curved steel blade, cast bronze quatrefoil tsuba, leather bound grip, in a leather covered and gilt metal mounted saya. 9 of 16

11 Lot: 198 A Japanese sword blade, 71cm., with a carved ivory grip and another sword, 58cm. curved blade, horn handle, crudely carved with a mask head. (2) Lot: 199 An Enfield pattern bayonet, 43cm. blade by Wilkinson, dated 1907, in a steel sheath with a khaki frog. Lot: 200 A continental hunting sword, 62cm. double edged blade, white metal guard with dog's head motifs, chequered grip. Lot: 201 A WWI group of three to PTE. J.DRAKETT. YORKS.L.I., together with a bronze memorial plaque JAMES WILLIAM DRAKETT, with a small collection of postcards and photographs, a letter home, a letter of condolence and a silver mizpah brooch. Lot: 202 A WWI group of three to PTE. J.W. MAYFIELD. WORC.R. Lot: 203 A WWI pair to PTE. J.W. WAIN. G.GDS. Lot: 204 A WWI group of 3 to PTE. H.WOOD. C.GDS. Lot: 205 A WWI bronze memorial plaque PHILLIP GERALD MOORE O'REILLY. Lot: 206 A WWI pair to PTE. A.PAWLEY. DURH.L.I. Lot: 207 A WWII group of three including the France and German Star. Estimate: Lot: 208 A WWI pair to PTE. E.GAMBLE. NORTH'D FUS. Lot: 209 A WWI pair to PTE. C.B.JACKSON A.S.C. Lot: 210 A collection of WWI souvenirs, documents and ephemera being the property of Nicholas Edward Loft, Royal West Kent Regt., including a Christmas 1914 box with greetings card from Princess Mary and friends at home and XMAS Fund 1914 rope lighter, marked Asprey, London together with badges, buttons, trench mirror, parchment certificate, trench map area of Martinpuich together with later service documentation for Air Woman Corporal B.W. O'Keefee and a photograph album. Also included with this lot is a copy of Major C.V. Malony's "Invincta" with the First Battalion the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regt. in the Great War, in which the following reference is made to N.O Cpl. Nicholas Loft. "The company to which this N.C.O. belongs suffered heavy casualties on the night of 22nd - 23rd July 1916, near High Wood, during the assault on the German trenches. By 3 a.m. on the 23rd inst. all the officers and senior N.C.O.'s were out of action. Cpl. Loft then took command of the company and continued to command it until it was relieved that evening. The company was in the front-line trenches during this time and under continuous fire. Cpl. Loft showed great coolness and considerable initiative and ability under trying circumstances." Lot: 213 Robert Morden Derby Shire Hand coloured County map with a title cartouche, 36x42.5cm. Lot: 214 After William Russell Flint A Question of Attribution, signed colour print, 54x43cm. Estimate: Lot: 215 Oliver Hall Spanish mountains, signed in pencil, etching, 17x25cm. Lot: 216 Albany E Howarth Street in Toledo, signed in pencil, etching, 39x23cm. Lot: 217 John Speed The Kingdom of Irland divided into Severall Provinces..., hand coloured County map, with cartouche title and six portrait figures, torn, 38x50.5cm. Estimate: , Lot: 218 After Lucy Dawson Dachshund, colour print, 12x17cm., in a Victorian rosewood frame. Lot: of 16

12 Rafael Amezaga Don Quixote, tilting at windmills, signed oil with mixed media, probably over print foundation, 68x53cm. first established in England in 1738 and formed a settlement at Ockbrook, Derbyshire in Lot: 220 After Ethel Parkinson Dutch children, set of three colour prints, 13x28cm. Lot: 221 English School The Abercorn Rooms, watercolour, 74x61cm. Lot: 222 Jean Claude Nattes A view of Spit Head from Fairy Hill in the Isle of Wight, signed in the margin and dated 1781 and titled, en griseille watercolour, badly damaged and old repairs visible, 41x59cm. Lot: 223 Jean Claude Nattes A view near Buxton, inscribed and dated 1814, en griseille watercolour, 16x23cm. Lot: 224 Follower of John Linnell Portrait of a gentleman, head and shoulders length, bears signature, pencil drawing, circular, diameter 13cm. Lot: 225 Follower of Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones Study of the head of young woman, crayon drawing, visible, 20x18cm. Lot: 226 English School 20th century Lake scene, watercolour, 36 x 54cm. Lot: 227 English School 20th century Washing on a line, watercolour, 37 x 41cm. Lot: 228 Attributed to George Barret Senior Norbury Park, Surrey, en grisaille watercolour, 34 x 52cm. Lot: 229 English School probably late 18th century The Moravian Settlement, Ockbrook, Derbyshire, 1794, topographical watercolour, torn and repaired, 37 x 53cm. The Moravians, a non conformist sect following the theology of John Huss, was Lot: 230 English School 19th century An Arcadian landscape with figures, sheep and goats before ruins, watercolour, 51x72cm. Lot: 231 Anthony Benjamin Abstract, signed and dated '58, mixed media on paper, 56 x 76cm. Lot: 232 William Newcombe Abstract, objects in space, signed, watercolour, 71 x 51cm. Lot: 233 Albert Pollitt, village scene, signed and dated 1890, watercolour, 30x24cm. Lot: 234 Albert Pollitt, coastal landscape, signed and date 1890, watercolour, 28x45cm. Lot: 235 Albert Pollitt, coastal landscape, signed and dated 1891, watercolour (repaired), 30x46cm. Lot: 236 Albert Pollitt, moorland landscape with a river and mountain beyond, signed and dated 1891, watercolour, 36x57cm. Lot: 237 Albert Pollitt, river landscape, signed and dated 1891, watercolour, 30x46cm. Lot: 238 Thomas Marie Madawaska Hemy, portrait of a young lady, full length, holding a gown and fan, signed, watercolour, 76x49cm. Lot: 239 L M Kilpin An old stone bridge, watercolour, signed and dated '05, 23 x 50cm. Lot: of 16

13 L Lewis Estuary scene, signed and dated '91, watercolour, 22 x 52cm. George Cunningham Work House Green, signed and dated 1975, oil on board, 40x50cm. Lot: 241 English School circa 1825 Sarah Douglas, a full length portrait, a pencil drawing with watercolour detail, 37x23cm. Lot: 242 Paul Eschbach Automne en Dordogne, signed, oil on canvas, 46x56cm. Lot: 243 Manner of Philip van Dijk Portrait of a gentleman, said to be of the Bredehoff de Vicq family, head and shoulders length, wearing armour, oil on re-lined canvas, oval, 86x71cm. fn: The tentative attribution and identification are to be found on labels verso, one of which is a label for the Centraal museum, Utrecht, inventory no Lot: 244 Dutch School18th century, portrait of a Cleric, half length, oil on re-lined canvas, oval, 73x60cm. Lot: 245 Continental School probably early 19th century Study of an elderly gentleman, head and shoulders length, indistinctly signed, oil on softwood panel, 28x19cm. Lot: 246 Dutch School 19th. century, portrait of a bearded gentleman, head and shoulders length, in half profile, indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on chamfered oak panel, 24x18cm. Lot: 247 John Strevens Melanie, portrait of a lady, signed and titled verso, oil on canvas, 46x36cm. Estimate: Lot: 248 Henry Schafer, clock tower gateway, probably Normandy, signed and dated 1890 and a companion painting, a town scene with a cathedral beyond, oil on canvas, 46x36cm. (2) Lot: 249 Albert Dunington, on the Trent near Nottingham, signed, inscribed and dated 1888 verso, oil on canvas, 20x25cm. and a companion painting, a Cheshire lane. (2) Lot: 250 Lot: 251 George Cunningham Douse Croft Farm, signed and dated 1975, oil on board, 40x50cm. Lot: 252 Walter Kopp A summers day, signed, oil on canvas, 60x80cm. Lot: 253 Monogrammist BT A summers evening, monogrammed, oil on canvas, 60x29cm. Lot: 254 Joael Boel A pair of loch scenes, signed and dated 1898, oil on canvas, 51x76cm. Lot: 257 An oak longcase clock, circular brass dial signed John Wylde, Nottingham, with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, eight day movement striking on a bell, the case with dentil cornice, fretwork decoration to the frieze, shaped door, plinth base, height 202cm. Lot: 258 An oak longcase clock, painted arched dial signed Young, Swaffham, with fan spandrels and an oval nocturn to the lunette, with a date chart, eight day movement, adapted oak case with a long door, 110cm. Estimate: Lot: 259 A Scottish mahogany longcase clock, arched painted dial signed Harrer, Sterling, with floral spandrels and a ruined abbey scene to the lunette, with subsidiary second and date dials, eight day movement, the case with a broken swan neck pediment, short door, plinth with bracket feet, 217cm. Estimate: Lot: 260 A Swiss musical box, by Nicole Freres, inlaid rosewood lid with boxwood stringing, playing eight airs on a 32cm. drum, numbered 5221 on the paper label, overall width 64cm. Estimate: , Lot: 261 A brass skeleton clock with two labels, J.E. MARCHUT HOROLOGY, plain chapter ring, under a glass dome, with a hardwood plinth, 31cm. overall. 12 of 16

14 Lot: 262 A metal framed wall clock, enamelled dial signed Gents' of Leicester, electric movement, diameter 81cm. Lot: 263 A painted metal wall clock, white enamelled dial signed Jenalex, electric movement, diameter 61cm. Lot: 264 A Victorian brass skeleton clock, plain brass chapter ring, fusee movement, striking on a bell, on a rosewood plinth, lacking dome, 36cm. overall. We understand the clock to have been made by J. Sharp at Bawtry. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 265 A Victorian Irish oak cased stick barometer, plain case with a round cistern cover and arched top, chart signed Lowry, 66 High Street, Belfast, thermometer under, some damage, 91cm. Lot: 266 A vintage cast iron electric wall clock, the movement casing marked Synchronous Electric Clocks Limited, white dial, painted surround, with wall mounting brackets, diameter 88cm. Estimate: Lot: 267 A George IV mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with two short and three long drawers, bracket feet, width 108cm., depth 57cm., height 108cm. Lot: 268 A William IV mahogany breakfast table, circular tilt top, tapering cylindrical column, circular platform with scrolled feet, diameter 120cm. Estimate: Lot: 269 A Victorian mahogany drop leaf dining table, rectangular leaves, moulded uprights, 99x126cm. Lot: 270 A mahogany framed settee, in the Beidermeier style, reupholstered, broad cresting with scroll supports and with broad arm rests, length 183cm. Estimate: Lot: 271 A Regency style gilt painted and gesso pier glass, 19th century, shaped bevelled plate, the frieze with an urn and swags flanked by reeded pilasters, width overall 59cm., height 93cm. Lot: 272 A painted cast iron torchere, in the Renaissance style, probably late 19th century, reeded shaft on tripod lion paw feet, 136cm. Lot: 273 A George I style walnut toilet mirror, probably 19th century, arched bevelled mirror, plain moulded uprights, plinth base with crossbanding and with a single drawer on ogee feet, width 42cm., height 55cm. Lot: 274 A Victorian burr walnut stretcher table, oval top with quartered veneers, moulded edge, on twin ring supports joined by a cross rail, scrolled legs with carved decoration, 85 x 55cm. Lot: 275 A George III mahogany chest on chest, moulded cornice, the upper section with two short and three long drawers with reeded and canted corners, three further long drawers below on bracket feet, width 100cm., depth 54cm., height 178cm. Estimate: Lot: 276 An Edwardian mahogany bow front dressing table, boxwood outlines, fitted with a single frieze drawer flanked by cupboards, square tapering legs, spade feet, width 122cm., depth 56cm., height 77cm. Lot: 277 A Victorian stained elm and ash low back Windsor chair, stamped NICHOLSON ROCKLEY, low back, narrow arms, pierced splat, solid seat, turned legs with crinoline stretchers, width 57cm. Lot: 278 A Victorian elm and ash low back Windsor chair, narrow arms, pierced splat, solid seat, turned and ringed legs, H stretchers, width 59cm. Lot: 279 A Victorian elm and ash high back Windsor chair, narrow arms, pierced vase splat, solid seat, turned and ringed legs, H stretchers, width 58cm. Lot: 280 An early Victorian mahogany extending dining table, pull-out action, rounded corners, fitted with three additional leaves, on leaf capped and turned legs, brass toes and castors, 270x130cm. Estimate: Lot: of 16

15 A George IV mahogany bow front chest of drawers, stringing to the frieze, fitted with two short and three long drawers, shaped apron, splayed bracket feet, width 92cm., depth 50cm., height 112cm. Lot: 282 A Tabriz style silk rug, central medallion on a faded rose field, border within guards, 147x102cm. Estimate: Lot: 283 A William IV mahogany cheval mirror, with ebony stringing and banding, rectangular plate, turned and ringed frame with adjustable brass sconce brackets, splayed legs, brass toes and castors, width 87cm., height 170cm. Lot: 284 A Victorian mahogany coaching table, folding top, X frame with chamfered outlines and turned rails, 55 x 110cm. Lot: 285 A George III mahogany bookcase secretaire, ogee moulded cornice, two astragal glazed doors to the upper section enclosing three adjustable shelves, part satinwood faced interior to the secretaire drawer, with a central cupboard, pilasters, pigeon holes and drawers and with a baize writing surface, three further drawers below, on bracket feet, width 112cm., depth 53cm., height 240cm. Lot: 286 A Victorian painted satinwood Carlton House type lady's desk, superstructure with bowed and hinged sections over drawers, each painted with an 18th century style cameo and laurel leaves, the back panel painted with an urn and swags, two frieze drawers similarly decorated with swags, square tapering legs, width 92cm., depth 52cm., height 92cm. Lot: 287 A William IV stained beech wood correction chair, shaped and beaded cresting, turned spindles, cane panelled seat, 91cm. Lot: 288 A Bokhara runner, with five medallions on a patterned red field, border within guards, 300x82cm. Lot: 289 An Arts & Crafts wrought iron jardiniere stand, in the style of W.A.S. Benson, complete with wrythen moulded circular jardiniere, twisted and scrolled tripod stand, ornamented with rosettes, 91cm. Lot: 290 A Victorian mahogany hall chair, cartouche shaped back, solid seat, turned and ringed legs, 90cm. Lot: 291 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany salon chair, labelled W G Gent & Sons Limited, Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers, Sheffield, open back with carved scrolled tendrils and inlaid panel, shaped arms, upholstered seat, cabriole legs, width 56cm. Lot: 292 A rectangular wall mirror, in a Florentine carved giltwood and gesso frame, with scroll acanthus and shell motifs, 54x65cm. Lot: 293 A Victorian style gilt composition overmantel, contemporary, with a scrolled and foliate cresting, shaped and bellflower moulded outline, 240x125cm. Estimate: Lot: 294 A late Victorian inlaid rosewood sofa, re-upholstered in green sculptured dralon, shaped back rail, stringing and inlaid support sections, open arms, square tapering legs, length 153cm., together with four matching side chairs, each with three vertical rails, 88cm. (5) Lot: 295 A George II style mahogany and parcel gilt pier glass, 20th century, shaped arched plate with moulded outline to the frame, 84x53cm. Lot: 296 A George IV mahogany bow front chest of drawers, the top with a crossbanded front piece, fitted with two short and three long drawers, shaped apron, splayed bracket feet, width 105cm., depth 54cm., height 86cm. Lot: 297 A George III style mahogany cylinder front corner wardrobe, circa 1900, moulded cornice and with a running scroll blind frieze, two doors with veneered ovals, bracket feet, width 102cm., height 183cm. Lot: 298 A George III style mahogany toilet mirror, 19th century, rectangular plate, ringed and turned uprights, bow front platform with stringing, fitted with two drawers, splayed bracket feet, width 50cm., height 66cm. Lot: of 16

16 A Victorian mahogany easy chair, re-upholstered in olive coloured buttoned dralon, scrolled and fluted back, ringed and fluted legs, 95cm. Lot: 300 A Victorian mahogany bow front chest of drawers, the top with crossbanding and stringing, fitted with two short and two long drawers, bracket feet, width 101cm., depth 53cm., height 88cm. Lot: 301 A set of three Regency style mahogany dining chairs, 19th century, moulded tablet crestings, pierced horizontal rails with roundels, upholstered in gold cotton brocade, turned and ringed legs, 88cm. Lot: 302 Four Regency mahogany dining chairs of similar design, upholstered en suite, 86cm. Lot: 303 A reproduction mahogany twin pedestal dining table, with rounded ends and a reeded edge, baluster pedestals, tripod legs, brass toes and castors, 197x108cm. Lot: 304 A Lebus roll top desk, serpentine tambour (defective) enclosing a part fitted interior, fitted with slides and drawers to each pedestal, width 122cm., depth 70cm., height 117cm. Lot: 305 A Victorian satin walnut linen press, projecting moulded cornice, mahogany frieze, two panelled doors to the upper section flanked by engaged columns and enclosing shelves, two short and two long drawers below, turned legs, width 122cm., depth 51cm., height 212cm. Lot: 306 A Victorian mahogany nursing chair, re-upholstered in buttoned floral pattern cotton, moulded hoop, turned legs, pot castors, height 88cm., together with a Cauldon jug and bowl set, circa 1900 to match. (5) Lot: 308 A Victorian oak linen press, moulded cornice, mahogany frieze, two panelled doors to the upper section, with two short and two long drawers below, bracket feet, width 124cm., depth 58cm., height 202cm. Estimate: Lot: 309 A stained mahogany three heights sectional bookcase, labelled Globe-Wernicke, with a pediment section and plinth, leaded glazed flap front, width 87cm., height 120cm. Lot: 310 A large mahogany Chippendale style pier glass, rectangular plate with rounded corners and a bevelled edge, fretted outlines with a gilt phoenix and leaf motif, 115x132cm. Lot: 311 An Edwardian mahogany music cabinet, rectangular top, fitted with an open shelf over three flap front drawers, fretted ends with book rack sections, square section cabriole legs, width 64cm., depth 42cm., height 77cm. Lot: 312 A stripped mahogany chest of drawers, fitted with two short and three long drawers, bracket feet, width 108cm., depth 45cm., height 97cm. Lot: 313 A Victorian mahogany tea table, adapted, the top with rounded corners and a reeded edge, plain frieze, adapted with a drop leaf, square tapering legs, width 92cm., depth (extended) 92cm. Lot: 314 A joined oak coffer, early 18th century, four panel hinged lid with channelled outlines, front fascia with four panels, stile ends, width 137cm., depth 48cm., height 67cm. Lot: 315 A set of fourteen mahogany elbow chairs, early 20th century, with broad crestings and vertical rails, open arms, red leather upholstery, on cabriole legs, width 61cm. Estimate: 1, , Lot: 307 A mahogany bow front wardrobe, moulded cornice with a key pattern band, plain frieze, fitted with two panelled doors, single drawer under, on bracket feet, width 130cm., depth 60cm., height 220cm. Lot: 316 A bleached mahogany extending dining table, rounded ends, with four leaves, on six square tapering and fluted legs, spade feet, brass toes and castors, 420x140cm. Estimate: , Lot: of 16

17 A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with two short and three long drawers, split carcass, turned legs, width 120cm., depth 52cm., height 132cm. Lot: 318 A mahogany bow front fitted wardrobe, projecting cornice with pendants to the frieze, two panelled doors enclosing seven drawers, single long drawer under, width 122cm., depth 64cm., height 206cm. Lot: 319 An inlaid mahogany longcase clock, arched painted dial signed Davis, Sheffield, with printed designs of gun dogs to the spandrels and lunette, with a subsidiary second dial and date aperture, eight day movement, the case with a swan neck pediment, short door flanked by a reeded section, plinth base, 225cm. Lot: 320 A George III mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with a reeded edge, fitted with two short and three long drawers, bracket feet, width 104cm., depth 51cm., height 88cm. Lot: 321 A Victorian oak desk stand, slope front enclosing a stationery rack, single drawer under, width 41cm., height 36cm. Estimate: Lot: 322 A joined oak coffer, in part late 17th century, replaced boarded top, front fascia with three arched fielded panels, stile ends, width 122cm., depth 51cm., height 76cm. Lot: 323 A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, rectangular top with crossbanding and stringing, plain frieze, fitted with two short and three long drawers, turned legs, width 119cm., depth 53cm., height 106cm. with a single linen fold panelled door, the base with two drawers over two doors, similarly decorated with linen fold panels, length 152cm., depth 59cm., height 148cm. Lot: 326 A George III oak bureau, fall front with mahogany banding, part fitted interior with central cupboard, drawers and pigeon holes, four graduating long drawers below, on bracket feet, width 96cm., depth 52cm., height 105cm. Lot: 327 A Victorian elm and ash child's Windsor rocking chair, hoop back, solid seat, turned legs, width 38cm. Estimate: Lot: 328 A Chinese carved hardwood jardiniere stand, octagonal top with a marble inset, beaded outlines, pierced and carved apron piece, the legs with mask heads, on ball and claw feet, with an under tier, height 85cm. Estimate: Lot: 329 A joined oak coffer, four panelled hinged lid, hinges stamped Baldwin, front fascia with four fielded panels, stile ends, width 132 cm, depth 53 cm, height 61 cm. Lot: 330 A Danish rosewood extending dining table, circular top concealing two extra leaves, plain apron piece, on squared tapering legs, overall length 200 cm, width 120 cm, and four matching dining chairs. (5) Lot: 331 A Victorian elm and ash high back Windsor chair, broad padded arms, Christmas tree splat, solid seat, turned and ringed legs, H stretchers, width 66 cm. Lot: 324 A Victorian oak sideboard, deep cornice section with a dentil frieze and ornamental corbels supported by ringed and fluted columns, the back incorporating panelling and three bevelled mirror plates, the base section with centre drawers over a recess, flanked by cupboards and spaced by ionic pilasters, length 212cm., depth 71cm., height 205cm. Estimate: Lot: 325 An oak court cupboard, early 20th century, canopy over, supported by leaf capped bulbous columns, the upper section 16 of 16