Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers. Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items. Thursday 28th November 2013 at 10.

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1 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items Thursday 28th November 2013 at 10.30am

2 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Lot 719 Lot 778 Lot 892 Lot 718 Lot 787 Lot 757 Lot 896 Lot 774 Lot 732 Lot 902 Lot 752 Jewellery & Watch Section Starts on page 112 Clevedon Salerooms Limited is Registered in England & Wales Company Registration number: Registered Office: The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT Tel:

3 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items Thursday 28th November 2013 at 10.30am On view at the salerooms Tuesday 26th November 2pm 5.30pm Wednesday 27th November 10am 7.30pm Morning of sale from 9am The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT T: F: E: Visit our website to see colour images of every lot in this sale: Cover illustration: Detail of Lot 515 Back cover illustration: Lot 150 Catalogue price 6.00 Catalogue produced by atgmedia Detail of Lot 151 For more information about Live Auctions please go to

4 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Our services Regular FREE VALUATION DAYS see Auction Calendar and web site for details Fortnightly Sales of Victorian & Later Furniture & Effects with Internet listing of all lots. Quarterly Specialist Sales of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items. Removal and storage arranged nationwide. Professional valuations for Inheritance tax purposes in accordance with S160 INHERITANCE TAX ACT Professional valuations for Insurance purposes. Directions Five minutes from junction 20 M5, take the first exit signed Yatton B3133. At the next roundabout take the first exit to Kenn Road (B3133), go over the M5 and past The Drum and Monkey public house. Continue for a further 1.5miles and the salerooms are located on the left hand side. Free parking for 200 cars. Detail of Lot 175

5 Results from the Previous Sale 12,250 3,800 6,500 4,150 Entries invited for the: Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items THURSDAY 13 MARCH AT 10.30AM Free Valuation Days December January January February 9.30am 1pm 2pm 5pm Held at the Salerooms For large collections and antique furniture we are pleased to visit by appointment Rolex - Datejust Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer Sold for 4,000 Clevedon Salerooms Auctioneers & Valuers The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT Tel:

6 Marc Burridge ASFAV Director Marc has been with Clevedon Salerooms for over 35 years. He has a wealth of experience across many subjects. Marc undertakes professional valuations for inheritance tax and insurance purposes, conducts auctions and visits private clients for sale valuations. Marianne Burridge Director Marianne assists in the day to day running of the Salerooms, dealing with the large number of commission bids and helps with the administrative tasks associated with the auction. Toby Pinn BA MRICS Chartered Arts & Antiques Surveyor Toby has been with the firm for over 10 years and has a degree in Fine Arts Valuation. He conducts auctions, undertakes RICS certified Red Book valuations for inheritance tax and visits private clients for sale valuations. Mark Fraser Senior Valuer & Cataloguer Mark has worked at Clevedon Salerooms for over 30 years. He manages the considerable logistical task of cataloguing the sales and conducts valuations for inheritance tax, insurance and sale purposes. George Tricks FRICS Consultant George has over 50 years experience in valuing and auctioning Fine Art and was partner in charge of the auction side of his family firm in Bristol. Sheena Stoddard BA, M.Litt Fine Art Consultant Sheena worked in the Fine Art department at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery for 27 years and was curator there from She has published extensively, particularly on Bristol artists. Caroline Coles Office Manager & Accounts Caroline has worked at Clevedon Salerooms for over 25 years and is the office manager and deals with the accounts. She is also the IT administrator. Zoe McGowan Pj Dip Assistant Cataloguer Zoe assists in the cataloguing and sale of silver and jewellery and helps with the general client administration. John Kelly FGA, DGA Rj Dip Specialist Silver & Jewellery John is a Fellow of the Gemmological Association, holds the post-fellowship Gem Diamond Diploma, and the Retail Jewellers Diploma. He has been involved in Silver & Jewellery Auctions since Craig Bennett Saleroom Manager Craig is responsible for the setting up of sales, conducts research and undertakes the photography across all sales.

7 Quarterly Specialist Sale of Antiques, Fine Art & Collectors Items Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER AT 10.30AM ORDER OF SALE Lots 1-86 Furniture & Rugs Lots Clocks & Barometers Lots Oil Paintings, Watercolours & Prints Lots Ceramics Lots Elton Ware Lots Glass Lots Oriental to include Ceramics, Ivory, Jade, Metalwork, Embroidery & Furniture Lots Collectors Items & Miscellanea to include Metalware, Tea Caddies & Other Boxes, Militaria, Toys etc Lots Books to include Antiquarian, Illustrated & Modern Private Press Lots The Bristol Section to include Clocks & Barometers, Pictures, Books, Silver etc Lots Silver & White Metal Lots Jewellery Lots Gentlemens & Ladies Wristwatches & Pocket Watches Lots Gold & Other Coinage PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING EXPLANATORY INTRODUCTION TO OUR AUCTIONS IN ADDITION TO THE CONDITIONS OF SALE PRINTED TOWARDS THE BACK OF THIS CATALOGUE 1. Bidding by numbers will be used during this sale, all intending bidders must, therefore register their name, address and telephone number with the Auctioneers prior to the commencement of sale. Proof of identity may be required. 2. All lots must be paid for and collected no later than noon on Saturday 30th November 2013 any lots not cleared (unless special arrangements are made with the Auctioneers) will be subject to a storage charge. 3. METHODS OF PAYMENT - Payment can be made in cash as well as face-to-face credit or debit card payment. Please note that we do not accept remote card payments. Payments by credit card are subject to a charge of 2%. In addition we accept payment by bank transfer and by cheque (all cheques must be cleared before removal of goods and this may take up to 8 working days). 4. A buyer s Premium of 19% plus VAT will be charged on the hammer price. 5. All items will be sold under the VAT Margin Scheme unless otherwise indicated 6. Please note no faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue description, condition reports available on request PLEASE NOTE ALL REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE BIDS, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY, AND ON LOTS WITH A MINIMUM ESTIMATE OF 400 (OR AT OUR DISCRETION), MUST BE AGREED BY 5.00p.m. 27TH NOVEMBER. IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE ANY TELEPHONE BIDS ON DAY OF SALE. OUR NEXT QUARTERLY SPECIALIST SALE WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY 13TH MARCH 2014 For colour images of all lots: 5

8 IMPORTANT NOTICE Packing & Dispatch Clevedon Salerooms no longer undertake this service and will not pack items for collection by couriers etc. As an alternative we are pleased to recommend our local Bristol branch of Mailboxes, contact mailbox Tel: Furniture & Rugs Lots 1-86 Lot 1 Slatted iron garden bench standing on six scroll supports, 122cm wide Lot 2 Antique heavily carved oak Wainscot chair having a raised scroll pediment, arch panel back, scroll arms on turned supports, hard panel seat and standing on tapered turned supports united by stretchers Lot 3 Victorian mahogany rectangular top extending dining table fitted one insertion and standing on turned supports, 216cm when fully extended For larger items such as furniture we recommend Alban Shipping, contact Andrew Jackman Tel: info@albanshipping.co.uk. Lots will not be released until the account has been settled in full. Lot 4 Modern Design - Nanna Ditzel - Rosewood rectangular top desk, Model 93-4, 176cm wide Lot 5 Modern Design - Nanna Ditzel for Domus Danica - Turquoise fibre glass low stool having a circular top and standing on a flared circular foot, 47.5cm diameter Lot 6 Modern Design - Nanna Ditzel for Artek - Sausage elbow chair upholstered in turquoise fabric Lot 7 Modern Design - A replica Barcelona chair with matching stool, after a design by Mies Van Der Rohe, each with white leather loose cushions and webbing Lot 1 6 For colour images of all lots:

9 Lot 8 Lot 2 Lot 10 Lot 8 18th Century oak plank chest, 88cm wide Lot 9 19th Century French fruitwood serving table fitted three drawers to the frieze and standing on chamfered square supports, 191cm wide Lot 10 Early 18th Century oak plank chest having shallow carved foliate scroll decoration and bearing the initials W.H. and date 1717, 116cm wide Lot 11 19th Century gilt gesso framed overmantel having a triple mirror flanked by split pillars with ebonised capitals, the frieze with conforming ebonised Greek Key decoration, 132cm wide Lot 12 19th Century oak dresser, the plate rack fitted moulded cornice with shaped apron below, three shelves, the base fitted two drawers to the frieze and standing on tapered turned supports united by a shaped apron, 160cm wide Lot 12 For colour images of all lots: 7

10 Lot 13 Lot 15 8 For colour images of all lots:

11 Lot 13 18th Century Welsh oak corner cupboard/ bureau the upper section fitted two shaped shelves and three drawers enclosed by a pair of fielded panelled doors, central fall flap opening to reveal a fitted interior with central cupboard and six drawers, two conforming fielded panelled doors below, 105cm wide Lot 14 Small early 18th Century oak plank chest, the hinged top with chip carved decoration, steel lock plate, 50cm wide Lot 14 Lot 15 17th Century oak dresser, fitted three drawers, each with geometric mouldings and standing on turned supports united by stretchers, the later plate rack with moulded cornice and fitted three graduated shelves, width of base 174cm Lot 16 19th Century oval gilt gesso framed girandole, the ribbon and swag pediment decorated with a figure of a bird, triple candle sconce to the lower section, 122cm high Lot 19 Lot 17 19th Century gilt gesso framed pier glass having acanthus decorated split pillars and reeded black slip, 86cm wide Lot 18 George III oak mule chest, the front fitted two fielded panels flanked by reeded split pillars and two drawers below, standing on ogee bracket feet, 109cm wide Lot 19 George III oak mule chest having a fielded four panel front with three drawers below and standing on bracket feet, 158cm wide Lot 20 Lot 20 George III oak mule chest, the hinged cover with mahogany banding, four fielded panels to the front with drawers below and with conforming side panels, 125cm wide Lot 21 18th Century oak coffer, having a four panel front with carved foliate arcaded decoration, 122cm wide Lot 21 For colour images of all lots: 9

12 Lot 22 Lot 22 18th Century Italian cedar cassone having carved and penwork decoration, the exterior decorated with panels of figures, the interior with elaborate penwork decoration depicting figures and mythological animals, 185cm wide Lot 23 Victorian inlaid walnut cabinet bookcase having a moulded cornice, fitted two doors flanked by carved decoration and standing on a plinth base, 121.5cm wide Lot 24 Victorian inlaid rosewood work table having a shaped rectangular top and standing on a turned and carved pillar and platform tripod base with claw terminals, 53cm wide Lot 25 Victorian mahogany rectangular top side table, the frieze fitted two cushion drawers and standing on baluster shaped end supports united by a shaped stretcher, 113cm wide Lot 26 Regency mahogany reading table, in the manner of Gillows, having a rectangular adjustable top, standing on a slender graduated turned and reeded pillar and splayed tripod base with brass terminals, 51cm wide Lot 27 Georgian style mahogany wine table, the circular dish top with central inlaid decoration, standing on turned and reeded pillar and tripod base with spade terminals, 38cm diameter Lot 28 Victorian figured walnut teapoy, the hinged cover opening to reveal a later fitted interior, standing on a turned pillar and carved tripod base, 41cm wide Lot 29 Victorian inlaid rosewood and birds-eye maple octagonal top work table, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior with well, standing on a flared pillar and carved tripod supports, 43.5cm diameter Lot 30 19th Century marquetry inlaid walnut oval three tier occasional table on ebonised splayed supports, 44cm wide For colour images of all lots:

13 Lot 26 Lot 27 Lot 31 Victorian black lacquered circular top teapoy, the whole with gilded border, the hinged cover with painted foliate decoration enclosing an interior comprising: pair of cylindrical lidded zinc lined compartments and a cut glass mixing bowl, the centre pillar on triple scroll supports, 42cm diameter Lot 32 Lot 32 19th Century mahogany wine table, the circular top having a pie-crust edge and standing on a slender tapered turned pillar and tripod base, 46cm diameter Lot 33 Edwardian inlaid mahogany chiffonier, the raised back with broken arch pediment, oval bevelled mirror panel and two shelves, the base fitted central glazed door flanked by bowed cupboard doors with platform below and standing on brass mounted supports, 108cm wide Lot 34 Edwardian satinwood crossbanded mahogany bureau bookcase, the upper section fitted four shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base fitted fall flap enclosing a fitted interior with four long drawers below and standing on bracket feet, 100cm wide Lot 35 Arts & Crafts oak cupboard, probably Austrian, the blind panel door with pierced and engraved brass hinge plates, lower side panels with partially red stained carved stylised foliate decoration, the cornice with conforming red stained rectangular panels, 64cm wide Lot 35 For colour images of all lots: 11

14 Lot 36 Lot 36 George III mahogany chest fitted brushing slide with four long graduated drawers below and standing on bracket feet, 87cm wide Lot 39 Lot 39 George IV mahogany kneehole side table fitted three drawers, each with ebonised stringing and standing on tapered turned and reeded supports, 91cm wide Lot 40 Early 19th Century mahogany Pembroke tea table having shaped rectangular flaps, fitted one real and one dummy drawer, each with decorative fluted facades, standing on square stop fluted spade supports with block terminals, 83cm wide when closed Lot 41 Good quality Georgian style oak two section library bookcase, the upper section with breakfront moulded cornice, three glazed doors below interspersed by fluted panels, the base fitted three fielded panelled doors interspersed by conforming fluted panels and standing on a plinth base, 226cm wide Lot 37 Lot 37 Edwardian inlaid and crossbanded mahogany occasional table/cake stand having a shaped square top, four circular fold down platforms with inlaid decoration, standing on tapered square supports united by a platform, 45cm wide Lot 38 Edwardian carved mahogany bowfront display cabinet fitted three shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, standing on cabriole supports united by a carved frieze, 106cm wide Lot 42 Edwardian inlaid mahogany serpentine front display cabinet, having a raised back, fitted three shelves enclosed by a pair of stained leaded glass doors and standing on cabriole supports, 108cm wide Lot 43 George III mahogany secretaire, the fall front drawer with four brass handles, the back plates with embossed decoration commemorating Nelson s Victories at Trafalgar, Copenhagen and The Nile, opening to reveal a fitted interior with satinwood fronted drawers and pigeon holes, blind panel doors below and standing on bracket feet, 110cm wide Reputedly a gift from Admiral Robert Digby For colour images of all lots:

15 Lot 43 Lot 42 Lot 46 Lot 44 Edwardian inlaid mahogany breakfront display cabinet having a moulded cornice, central rectangular panel with inlaid urn and bell husk decoration flanked with a glazed door to either side and standing on five tapered spade supports, 108cm wide Lot 45 Sheraton Revival crossbanded satinwood double pedestal kneehole dressing table, fitted nine drawers and standing on bracket feet, the central drawer with makers stamp for A.B. Daniell & Sons, Wigmore St, London, 123cm wide Lot 46 Pair of Victorian inlaid figured walnut side cabinets, each having a glazed door enclosing three shelves, cast ormolu mounts and standing on bracket feet, 80cm wide For colour images of all lots: Lot 44 13

16 Lot 48 George III walnut oval two flap hoof foot table fitted one drawer and standing on cabriole supports with hoof terminals, 110cm wide Lot 49 Lot 49 Victorian mahogany rectangular top extending dining table fitted three insertions and standing on carved and turned tapered supports, 339cm long when fully extended Lot 47 Lot 47 Victorian mahogany two section bookcase, the upper section fitted moulded cornice, four shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors and flanked by carved scroll work, base fitted two cushion drawers to the frieze with cupboard doors below flanked by conforming scroll work and standing on a plinth base, 117cm wide Lot 50 Pair of late 19th/early 20th Century rectangular hardwood window seats, standing on moulded cabriole supports united by stretchers, 145cm wide Lot 48 Lot 51 Lot 51 Victorian mahogany sarcophagus shaped wine cooler, the plinth base with moulded decoration, 73cm wide For colour images of all lots:

17 Lot 54 Victorian mahogany rectangular top extending dining table fitted two insertions and standing on tapered turned supports with brass castors, 207cm long fully extended Lot 52 Lot 52 19th Century Continental walnut shaped oval snap top supper table standing on a fluted and waisted pillar and quadripartite base, 83cm wide Lot 55 Lot 55 19th Century mahogany bergere chair, the reeded arms with turned baluster supports, stuffed seat and standing on tapered turned supports Lot 53 Lot 53 George III mahogany Bird-cage supper table, the circular snap top standing on a tapered pillar and carved tripod base, 78cm diameter For colour images of all lots: Lot 56 Lot 56 Pair of late Victorian lady s and gentleman s carved walnut framed drawing room chairs, each upholstered in red plush and standing on carved and turned supports

18 Lot 57 Lot 64 Lot 65 Lot For colour images of all lots:

19 Lot 57 Set of six late Victorian carved walnut buckle back dining chairs, the stuffed seats upholstered in red velour and standing on tapered turned and fluted supports Lot 60 Aesthetic School mahogany and beech side chair in the manner of E.W. Godwin, having a trellis work back, split cane seat and standing on tapered square supports united by turned stretchers Lot 61 19th Century ash and elm low splat back Windsor elbow chair, North East Midlands region, standing on turned supports united by a cowhorn stretcher Lot 58 Lot 58 Victorian carved walnut framed three seater drawing room settee having a double spoon back with central raised carved crest rail, serpentine front seat and standing on cabriole supports Lot 59 Set of four 19th Century mahogany dining chairs, each having a hump back with fluted laths, stuffed seat and standing on tapered spade supports Lot 62 Set of four Victorian carved rosewood buckle back dining chairs, each having a stuffed seat and standing on cabriole supports Lot 63 Set of six late Victorian walnut buckle back dining chairs, each having a bar back with carved paterae, stuffed seat and standing on tapered turned and fluted supports Lot 64 Set of six Victorian carved walnut open cameo back dining chairs, each having a stuffed seat and standing on carved cabriole supports Lot 65 Set of six Victorian carved walnut buckle back dining chairs, each having a stuffed seat and standing on cabriole supports Lot 66 Set of eight 19th Century mahogany bar back dining chairs, each having a carved crest rail, pierced and carved back bar, drop-in seat and standing on front sabre supports, comprising: two scroll arm carvers and six standards Lot For colour images of all lots: 17

20 Lot 70 Early 20th Century Chippendale style two section display cabinet, the upper section fitted four shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, each with decorative tracery, the base fitted two shelves enclosed by a pair of conforming doors and standing on splayed bracket feet, 125cm wide Lot 67 Lot 67 18th Century style walnut bachelor s chest, the top with herringbone banding, brushing slide and four long drawers below, standing on bracket feet, 76cm wide Lot 68 Victorian rosewood two flap Pembroke work table fitted one real and one dummy drawer, well below upholstered in pleated fabric and standing on a square pillar and platform quadripartite base with scroll terminals, 50cm wide Lot 69 Pair of Victorian figured walnut side cabinets, each having cast ormolu mounts, blind panel door with central Sevres style oval plaque each depicting a lady, standing on bracket feet, 80cm wide Lot 71 Lot 71 Victorian ormolu mounted walnut and figured walnut credenza, the breakfront top having an ebonised edge, two central doors, each with oval Sevres style porcelain panels flanked by turned and fluted ebonised pillars, each end with a bowed glazed door, the frieze with conforming Sevres style panels, 182cm wide Lot 72 19th Century ormolu mounted walnut and mahogany two section cabinet, the upper section fitted raised cornice with brass mounted Sevres style oval panel, glazed door enclosing three shelves and flanked by three conforming circular porcelain panels, the base fitted fielded panelled door with central porcelain panel depicting a romantic couple, standing on a plinth base, 81cm wide Lot For colour images of all lots:

21 Lot 72 Lot 74 Lot 74 Late 19th/early 20th Century French brass mounted rosewood vitrine fitted four shelves enclosed by a glazed door flanked by bowed glazed panels within a brass mounted surround, standing on conforming front supports, 90cm wide Lot 73 Lot 73 18th Century figured walnut bureau, the fall flap with mahogany banding and herringbone inlay, opening to reveal a stepped interior with well, the base fitted two short and two long graduated drawers and standing on bun feet, 87cm wide For colour images of all lots: Lot 75 Lot 75 19th Century Anglo-Indian carved rosewood rectangular top centre table fitted two drawers to the continuous frieze and standing on foliate carved and pierced end supports united by a decorative stretcher, 132cm wide

22 Lot 76 Early 18th Century oak joined stool having a rectangular top and standing on turned supports united by stretchers, 47cm wide Lot 77 George III oak two flap oval gateleg dining table fitted one drawer and standing on tapered turned supports united by stretchers, 111cm wide Lot 78 Kazak rug decorated with three large central medallions on a blue ground within multi borders, 264cm x 134cm Lot 80 Lot 81 Lot 79 Modern Eastern style carpet having stylised floral decoration on a beige ground within multi borders, 410cm x 300cm Lot 80 Pair of Central Persian rugs, probably Isfahan, decorated with a pink and blue ground central medallion on an off-white ground with scrolling foliage, the herati border within two guard borders, 220cm x 131cm Lot 81 Turkoman Engsi rug with typical central cross on a red ground within multi borders, 224cm x 153cm Lot 82 Ersari Engsi rug with typical central cross on a red ground within multi borders, 214cm x 175cm Lot 83 Early 20th Century Tekke Turkoman saddle bag, 121cm x 69cm Lot 84 Lot 84 Kazak prayer rug decorated with three central medallions on a red, blue and brown ground within multi borders, 126cm x 87cm Lot 85 Caucasian rug, the central field decorated with rows of boteh on an off-white ground within multi borders, 178cm x 119cm Lot 86 No Lot Lot For colour images of all lots:

23 Clocks & Barometers Lots Lot 87 19th Century French boulle cased mantel clock by Valery of Paris, the ebonised case with brass, tortoiseshell and coloured inlay, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, brass movement striking on a bell, 44.5cm high Lot 88 Early 19th Century mahogany arch top bracket clock by John Meek of London, the case with brass top handle, brass fish scale panels to the sides and standing on brass ogee bracket feet, arch shaped dial with brass back plate and spandrels, silvered main dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, conforming subsidiary strike/ silent and calendar dial, twin fusee movement with engraved back plate and striking on a bell, 42cm high excluding handle Lot 89 George III oak and mahogany longcase clock by William Cuff of Shepton Mallet, the hood having a box top with swan neck pediment, square glazed door flanked by cylindrical pillars, trunk with long door and standing on a plinth base, 9.75 brass dial with cast spandrels, engraved foliate decoration to the centre, chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, and with calendar aperture, 30 hour striking movement, 211cm high Lot 90 Lot 90 19th Century mahogany cased circular wall clock by G. Anthony of London, the circular painted dial with Roman numerals and script G. Anthony, Cheapside, London, brass single fusee movement, 36cm diameter Lot 88 For colour images of all lots: Lot 89 21

24 Lot 91 Late 19th Century mahogany cased single fusee drop dial wall clock, the off-white enamel dial with Roman numerals, broad arrow and script Jno Jones 338, Strand, London 1879, overall height 50cm Lot 92 Reproduction brass skeleton clock, the white enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals, moon phase and two subsidiary dials, fusee movement, standing on a red marble base and displayed beneath a glass dome, overall height including dome 50cm Lot 91 Lot 93 Late 19th Century carved oak cased mantel clock of Gothic architectural form, the steeple pediment with three carved and turned finials, circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and retailers (makers script) for Michael Beal of Sheffield, flanked to either side by a cluster of three pillars, blind fret carving below, triple fusee movement chiming on eight bells and striking on a gong, 82cm high Lot 94 20th Century cast brass cased architectural style mantel clock, the pediment formed as a tiled pitched roof, off-white dial with Arabic numerals, brass movement striking on a gong, 32cm high Lot 95 20th Century cast brass architectural style mantel clock having a dome and steeple pediment, off-white dial with Roman numerals flanked by spiral pillars and with mask heads below, standing on scroll feet, brass movement striking on a bell, 51cm high Lot 96 Late 19th Century French Comtoise wall clock, white enamel dial with Roman numerals within a typical foliate decorated pressed brass frame, large brass faced pendulum with conforming foliate decoration, twin weight movement striking on a bell, height of case 43cm Lot 97 Brass portico clock having cylindrical pillars with Corinthian capitals, the base decorated with five applied interlinked wreaths, the dial with central embossed foliate decoration and Roman numerals, brass dial striking on a bell, 44.5cm high Lot For colour images of all lots:

25 Lot 98 Brass cased carriage clock, the off-white enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals and set within a matted brass mask, striking on a gong, 17.5cm high with handle raised Lot 99 French brass cased carriage clock retailed by Dent of London, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, movement with half hour strike on a bell, 16.5cm high with handle raised Lot 100 Small late 19th/early 20th Century brass cased carriage clock, having a circular off-white dial with Roman numerals, swing handle and standing on ball feet, in a Morocco bound carrying case, height of case 9.25cm Lot 98 Lot 101 Lot th Century carved mahogany cased wheel barometer and thermometer by P. Cattaneo of Croydon, having a silvered dial and later thermometer, 116cm high Lots No Lots For colour images of all lots: Lot 99 23

26 Oil Paintings, Watercolours & Prints Lots Lot 104 Manner of George Armfield - Set of four 19th Century oils on brass panel - Dogs and Foxes in wooded landscapes, unsigned, 13.5cm x 15.75cm Lot th Century Italian Genre School - Oil on canvas - Village interior scene with mother spinning as a young girl plays with a baby, 72cm x 97cm Lot 108 H. East (19th Century) - Pair of oils on canvas - Bettws-Y-Coed and Near Capel Curig, each signed, 39.5cm x 60cm Lot 109 Lot 109 Early 20th Century English School - Oil on canvas - S.S. Kestor, unsigned, 50cm x 76cm Lot 105 Lot 105 Emil Kuhlmann - Reher (German ) - Oil on canvas - Interior scene with a seated gentleman reading from a book and smoking a clay pipe, signed, 40cm x 35cm A.R Lot 106 Harry Morley ( ) - Watercolour - A harbour scene with shipping, signed, 21.5cm x 31cm A.R Lot 110 Lot 110 Mark Fisher ( ) - Oil on board - Landscape with cattle in foreground and windmill in the distance, unsigned, 31cm x 42.5cm Lot 111 Anthony Raine Barker ( ) - Watercolour - Painswick, Gloucestershire, signed, 17.5cm x 32cm A.R Lot 107 Lot 112 Charles Thornley (fl ) - Pair of oils on canvas - Beach scenes with figures and vessels, one signed, 24cm x 39cm For colour images of all lots:

27 Lot 108 Lot 112 Lot 113 Lot th Century English Provincial School - Pair of oils on board - Portraits of a young lady and gentleman, unsigned, 25cm x 20cm, in elaborate gilt gesso frames Lot th Century English School - Pair of oils on canvas - Seascapes with fishing boats and other vessels, unsigned, 20cm x 40.5cm For colour images of all lots: 25

28 Lot 115 Sir William Russell Flint ( ) - Watercolour - Moel-Y-Gest From Talsarnau, signed, 22.5cm x 32.5cm A.R Lot 115 Lot 117 Harry Fidler ( ) - Oil on canvas - Landscape With Plough Team, unsigned, 46cm x 56.5cm Lot 116 Lot 116 William Miller Frazer ( ) - Oil on board - A summer landscape with farm buildings, signed, 23.5cm x 32cm A.R Lot 118 Lot 118 Frans Van Giel ( ) - Oil on board - A lowland landscape with horse and cart on a track, signed, 49.5cm x 48.5cm A.R Lot 117 Lot th Century Italian School - Oil on canvas - Study of a young boy, indistinctly signed, 29.5cm x 22.25cm For colour images of all lots:

29 Lot 121 Late 18th/early 19th Century North Italian School - Oil on canvas - A religious figure offering water to a traveller, verso with stamp of the 19th Century canvas liner Francis Leedham, 84cm x 102cm Lot 120 Lot 120 Leon.G. Lebon (Belgian 19th Century) - Oil on canvas - Rural scene with figures on a track, signed and dated 1903, 54cm x 39cm Lot 122 Lot 122 Benjamin Williams Leader ( ) - Oil on panel - A coastal moorland landscape, signed, 22.5cm x 32.5cm Lot 123 Reverend John Swete ( ) - Watercolour - Rock And Hermitage, inscribed beneath mount and taken from a sketch book, 12cm x 17.5cm Lot 121 For colour images of all lots: 27

30 Lot 124 Attributed to Edgar Hunt ( ) - Watercolour - Absorbed, being a study of a young boy seated on a high chair and reading from a book, bears signature, 12.5cm x 9cm A.R Lot th Century English School - Oil on canvas - Estuary scene with five arch stone road bridge and a coracle in the foreground, indistinctly signed Withey?, and dated 1845, 64cm x 77cm Lot 126 Edward F.D. Pritchard ( ) - Oil on canvas - Sunrise After A Storm, The Mumbles, signed, verso inscribed with title and Edw.F.D. Pritchard, 75cm x 126cm Lot 124 Lot 125 Lot 127 Robert Lowe Stopford (Irish ) - Watercolour - Panoramic view of the town and bay of Cahirciveen, unsigned, verso with late 19th Century press cutting Local...we have been shown a watercolour landscape just executed by Mr R. Stopford of this city, it represents the town and bay of Cahirciveen showing from the telegraph station at Valentia to the remains of the house in which Daniel O Cannel was born, the proposed new church which Canon B. Fosnan is endeavouring to get built to the memory of O Cannell. Also the...knight of Kerry, Messrs Blendell, Passett and Mahony - the long bridge to the Protestant church and the Police Barracks on the whole forming one of the most pleasing works that we have yet seen from this well known artist. The landscape has found a ready purchaser at a good price, 36cm x 96cm Lot For colour images of all lots:

31 Lot 128 Norbert Sullivan Pugh (20th Century) - Pair of oils on canvas - Still Day, Lerryn, Cornwall and A Cornish Harbour, both signed, 34.5cm x 45cm Lot 129 Edmund Morison Wimperis ( ) - Watercolour - A rural landscape with sheep and figures on a track, signed with initials and dated 1889, 24cm x 34cm Lot 133 Lot 133 Charles Edward Dixon ( ) - Watercolour - Seascape with steamship and other vessels, signed and dated 92, 29.5cm x 60cm Lot 134 Robert Moore (b.1945) - Oil on board - Seascape with single mast vessel, signed, 27cm x 48cm A.R Lot 135 Attributed to William Adolphus Knell ( ) - Oil on canvas - Moonlit seascape with sailing vessels and rowing boat, unsigned, 35cm x 29cm Lot 130 Lot 130 Andrew Black ( ) - Oil on canvas - Fishing boats at Tarbert, signed Andrew Black R.S.W, verso with original artists address label, 62cm x 75cm Lot 131 Hugo Naude (South African ) - Watercolour - Kolomo Heights, Northern Rhodesia, signed with monogram and dated 05, 16.25cm x 31cm Lot 136 Derek George Montague Gardner ( ) - Oil on board - A period view of Fort Jesus, Mombasa, with British Merchant sailing vessel and other boats, signed D.G.M. Gardner and dated 1956, 42.5cm x 60cm A.R Lot 137 William Faden ( ) - Engraved Map - Plan Of The Bay, Rock And Town Of Gibraltar, published January 26th 1783, 51cm x 71.5cm Lot 138 Sidney Grant Rowe ( ) - Oil on canvas - A Berkshire Farmstead, signed, verso with original artist s label, 50cm x 75cm Lot 132 Lot 132 Frances E. Nesbitt ( ) - Watercolour - Bringing Home The Catch, signed and dated 1892, 36cm x 53cm For colour images of all lots: Lot 139 Lot 139 Attributed to William Alfred Delamotte ( ) - Watercolour over pencil - On The Wye, The New Weir With B..r Cr... Rock, unsigned, titled in pencil, 19.5cm x 31cm

32 Lot 140 After Sir James Butler East - Pair of 19th Century coloured engravings - Madras Landing and Madras Embarking, engraved by Charles Hunt, published by Ackermann & Co, May , 37cm x 51cm Lot 142 Deborah Jones ( ) - Oil on canvas - A Very Happy Bear, signed, 59.5cm x 39.5cm A.R Lot 141 Lot 141 After Henry Salt - Aquatint - Sandy Bay Valley In The Islands Of St Helena, engraved by Daniel Havell for Twenty Five Views In St Helena, The Cape, India Ceylon, The Red Sea, Abyssinia And Egypt, published 1809 by William Miller, 41.25cm x 59cm Lot 143 Lot 143 Deborah Jones ( ) - Oil on canvas - Miss Puddleduck And Friends, signed, 34.5cm x 44.5cm A.R Lot 144 Lot 144 Deborah Jones ( ) - Oil on canvas - Study of two teddy bears, signed, 25cm x 30cm A.R Lot 145 Deborah Jones ( ) - Two oils on canvas - The Pink Bow, 23cm x 30cm and The Rose Frock, 20cm x 25.5cm, each signed A.R Lot 142 Lot 146 Deborah Jones ( ) - Pair of oils on canvas - The Long Yellow Coat and The Prize Carrot, each signed, 25.5cm x 30cm A.R For colour images of all lots:

33 Lot 147 Deborah Jones ( ) - Three oils on board - Interior scenes entitled, The Rocking Horse, Waiting To Play and Sat On The Windowsill, each signed, 20cm x 25.5cm A.R Lot 148 Deborah Jones ( ) - Oil on board - Study of a doll, signed, 15cm x 12cm A.R Lot 152 Lot 152 Reg Gammon ( ) - Oil on board - Peasant And White Goats, signed, verso titled and with Mulberry Studio, Cannington, Bridgwater address, 48cm x 58cm A.R Lot 149 Lot 149 Arthur Spencer Roberts ( ) - Watercolour and gouache - A family of Cheetahs, signed, 52cm x 75cm A.R Lot 153 Rowland Langmaid ( ) - Etching - The Mother Of Parliaments, Westminster, signed in pencil, 15.5cm x 39cm A.R Lot 150 Lot 150 Hans Barma (Austrian ) - Oil on canvas - Afterglow On The Dolomites At Silveretta, signed, 60cm x 82cm A.R Lot 151 Hans Barma (Austrian ) - Alpine landscape at dusk, signed, 39.5cm x 80cm A.R For colour images of all lots: Lot 154 Lot 154 William Lee Hankey ( ) - Etching - Study of a young girl plaiting her hair, signed in pencil, 16.25cm x 16cm A.R

34 Lot 155 Edward Bouverie Hoyton ( ) - Pair of coloured etchings - Squall Off Main-a-Vaar, Isles Of Scilly and St Michaels Mount, each signed and titled in pencil, 24.5cm x 29.5cm and 18cm x 31cm A.R Lot 156 Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental School - Oil on canvas board - A Dutch landscape with windmill, signed with initials G.H., 31cm x 44.5cm Lot 157 Manner of Philip Wilson Steer ( ) - Watercolour - Rural landscape with church, bears signature P.W. Steer, 27.5cm x 34.5cm Lot 158 Charles.J. Kelsey ( ) - Pastel - Beynac, Dordogne, signed, 34.5cm x 26.5cm A.R Lot 155 Lot 159 Lot 159 Ethel M. Smith (Exh ) - Watercolour - The Harbour Entrance, Brixham, signed, verso with Royal Academy Exhibition label for 1934 bearing the number 823, 27.5cm x 37.5cm Lot 160 Leopold Rivers ( ) - Oil on canvas - A mountainous riverside landscape, signed, 58cm x 89cm Lot 158 Lot 161 William Leighton Leitch ( ) - Pair of watercolours - Barmouth and Barmouth, Sand Hill, each signed with initials and dated 1875, 27cm x 45.5cm For colour images of all lots:

35 Lot 163 Lot 164 Lot 162 Lot 162 Pierre Willef (20th Century) - Oil on board - Scenes Sur Bois, signed, verso with Frost & Reed label, 36cm x 44cm A.R Lot 165 Lot 165 George P. Yarnold (19th Century) - Oil on canvas - A rural landscape with a stone bridge and figures on a riverbank, signed and dated 1871, 76cm x 128cm Lot th Century French School - Oil on canvas - Portrait of Louis XVI wearing a tricolour sash, 58cm x 46cm Lot th Century English School - Oval watercolour - Portrait of a young lady wearing a mauve dress, 25.5cm x 21cm For colour images of all lots: Lot 166 Lot 166 Edward Hargitt ( ) - Oil on canvas - The Ardgour Hills From Ballachulish, signed, verso signed and titled, 69cm x 108cm

36 Lot 167 Lot 172 Lot th Century English School - Oil on canvas - Half length portrait of a lady wearing a lace bonnet, 79.5cm x 66.5cm, unframed Lot 168 After Peter Paul Rubens and Schelte Adams Bolswert - Two etchings on wove paper - Landscape with peasants and rainbow and Landscape with peasants dancing, 30.5cm x 44cm and 33.25cm x 45cm Lot 169 After Lance Thackeray (19th/20th Century) - Set of four chromolithographs, each depicting four figures playing Bridge and entitled May I Play To Hearts?, I Double Hearts, Chicane and Ruffing A Black Suit, overall size 45.5cm x 56cm Lot 170 Lot th Century English School - Watercolour - Rural scene with figures at a well, unsigned, 98cm x 76cm Lot 171 Michael Rothenstein ( ) - Signed limited edition Artist s Proof lithograph - Birds And Branches, No.15/15, signed and numbered in pencil, 26.5cm x 36.5cm For colour images of all lots:

37 Lot 172 Jack Vettriano (b.1951) - Signed limited edition print - Altar Of Memory, No.22/295, signed and numbered in pencil, 50.5cm x 40.5cm Lot 173 Marianne Grant (b.1931) - Oil on board - Still-life with flowers, being an abstract study, signed, 47cm x 48.5cm A.R Lot 174 Margaret Genge (20th Century) - Oil on canvas - Across The River, being an abstract landscape, signed, verso with original artist s label, 40cm x 50cm A.R Lot 177 Doris Hatt ( ) - Oil on board - Stilllife with fruit, signed with monogram and dated 68, overall size including painted outer border 61cm x 74cm A.R Lot 178 Doris Hatt ( ) - Collection of twenty-four unframed watercolours, drawings, lino-cuts etc, varying sizes from 8cm x 8cm to 27cm x 39.5cm A.R Lot 179 Lot 179 Michael Barnfather (b.1934) - Oil on canvas - A winter landscape with church and farm buildings, signed, 37cm x 75cm A.R Lot 175 Lot 175 Mervyn Suart ( ) - Watercolour - Pau Puk Keewis, being a campfire scene with native Americans, signed, 39cm x 61cm A.R Lot 176 Cecil King (Irish ) - Oil on paper - Nexus, signed, verso titled and with Hendriks Gallery label, 50cm x 50cm A.R Lot 180 Lot 180 Jeremy King (b.1933) - Oil on board - A waterfront with terrace of houses, signed and dated 67, 39.5cm x 80cm A.R Lot 177 For colour images of all lots: Lot 181 Lot 181 Les Matthews (b.1946) - Oil on board - First Watch, The Birth Of Loneliness, unsigned, 61cm x 91cm A.R

38 Lot 183 Edward Wesson ( ) - Oil on canvas - A wooded landscape near Lewes, signed, 40.5cm x 60.5cm, unframed A.R Lot 184 Jeanette Leuers (b.1942) - Oil on canvas - When We Were Children, unsigned, signed and titled to verso, 23.5cm x 19.5cm A.R Lot 182 Lot 183 Lot 185 Lot 185 Jeanette Leuers (b.1942) - Oil on canvas - A Small Farm Near Erce, signed, signed and titled to verso, 19.5cm x 25cm A.R Lot 186 Jeanette Leuers (b.1942) - Oil on canvas - Geraniums And A Blue Bowl, signed, signed and titled to verso, 34cm x 26cm A.R Lot 187 Jeanette Leuers (b.1942) - Oil on canvas - July Sunshine, Roche, signed, signed and titled to verso, 32cm x 40cm A.R Lot 188 Michael Ayrton ( ) - Signed print - Three Figures, signed and with blind stamp, 56cm x 75cm Lot 184 Lot 182 Edward Wesson ( ) - Watercolour - Boats on tranquil waters, signed, 32cm x 50cm A.R Lot 189 Henry Cliffe ( ) - Five signed limited edition lithographs - Urban Figures, artists proof No.5, signed and dated 59, Juice Box No.18/50, signed, numbered and dated 64, Urban Landscape No.13/50, signed, numbered and dated 64, Miles Davis At Carnegie Hall No.41/50, signed, numbered and dated 64 and Urban Landscape No.2, No.43/50, signed, numbered and dated 64, 57cm x 79cm For colour images of all lots:

39 Lot 189 Lot 192 Robert Moore (b.1945) - Oil on board - Figures on a beach, signed, 25.5cm x 51cm A.R Lot 190 Lot 190 Robert Moore (b.1945) - Oil on canvas - Figures on a beach, signed, 54.5cm x 39cm A.R Lot 191 Robert Moore (b.1945) - Oil on canvas - Figures on a beach, signed, 39cm x 49.5cm A.R For colour images of all lots: Lot 193 Lot 193 Robert Moore (b.1945) - Oil on board - Figures on a beach, signed, 27cm x 23cm A.R

40 Lot 194 Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956) - Set of four limited edition silkscreen prints - Love, Life, Death And Hope, No.61/395, each signed and numbered in pencil, 58cm x 58cm, unframed Lot 194 Lot 195 Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956) - Signed limited edition print - Where s All The Beer Gone, No.724/850, signed and numbered in pencil and with Washington Green blind stamp, 40.5cm x 34.5cm, unframed Lot 196 Beryl Cook ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Tarzanogram, No.541/650, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 40.5cm x 45.5cm, unframed Lot 197 Beryl Cook ( ) - Signed limited edition print - The Birthday Cake, No.214/650, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 50.5cm x 37.5cm, unframed Lot 197 Lot 198 Charles Keeping - Six Drawings From The God Beneath The Sea And The Golden Shadow No.134 from a limited edition of 200 lithographs, published by Kestral Books in association with Books For Your Children, unframed and in folio, signed and numbered to the folio For colour images of all lots:

41 Lot 199 Lot 199 Maurice Sendak - Pictures By Maurice Sendak, No.42 from a limited edition of 1000 sets of 19 loose sheets of artwork from Sendak s books, published by The Bodley Head 1972, in original floral print box Lot 202 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Watercolour - Postman Pat With His Arms Folded, 38cm x 27cm A.R Lot 200 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Eleven watercolour storyboard panels - Postman Pat and related characters in various situations, each storyboard with either four, five or six watercolours, each varying in size from 10cm x 13cm to 15cm x 14cm, overall size of each storyboard 54cm x 38cm approx A.R Lot 201 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Two watercolours - Jess The Cat comprising: a six panel storyboard, overall size 50cm x 39cm together with a head study, 35cm x 25cm including vacant dialogue panel A.R Lot 203 Lot 203 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Watercolour - Postman Pat Collects A Parcel, 45cm x 34cm, unframed A.R Lot 204 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Collection of thirteen watercolours - Postman Pat and related characters in various situations, 12cm x 12cm cm x 29cm, mainly on sketch pad paper and all unframed A.R Lot 205 Joan Hickson (b.1929) - Pair of watercolours - Postman Pat Prepares His Wash Bag, 17.5cm x 20cm A.R Lot 202 For colour images of all lots: Lots No Lots 39

42 Ceramics Lots Lot 209 Large 19th Century Minton blue and white transfer printed toilet jug, decorated with a scene from the Chinese Marine series, having two moulded handles and standing on a circular foot, 34cm high Lot 210 Late 19th/early 20th Century Austrian porcelain figure in the Royal Dux style and depicting a young man with a dog, base with impressed marks, 36cm high Lot 211 Early 20th Century Dresden porcelain figure depicting a Golden Pheasant perched on a tree trunk, 32cm high Lot 209 Lot 212 Pair of 19th Century Spode two handled pot-pourri vases, each having chinoiserie style decoration depicting birds amongst foliage on a black ground, red painted marks and pattern number 3807, 32.5cm high Lot 212 Lot 211 Lot For colour images of all lots:

43 Lot 213 Pair of Royal Dux figures depicting a milkmaid and a young boy harvester, 47cm and 46cm high Lot 214 Lot 214 Two Royal Worcester cabinet cups and saucers, one signed by Harry Stinton and decorated with highland cattle in a landscape, the cup with date code for 1932, the other signed by Reginald Austin and decorated with a peacock and fir cones, the cup with date code for 1929, the saucer for 1932, height of cups 5cm Lot 215 Royal Worcester flared neck vase by Ethel Spilsbury, typically painted with roses, signed, base with pink printed marks and date code for 1928, 22.25cm high Lot 217 Lot 217 Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian double gourd shaped vase by William Mycock, having typical lustred decoration depicting rose heads on a green ground, base with silver painted monogram and impressed marks, 14cm high Lot 216 Lot 216 Royal Worcester squat baluster shaped vase, by James Stinton with pheasants in a landscape, signed, base with puce printed marks, shape number 110 and date code for 1920, 10cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 218 Lot 218 Pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Continental bisque porcelain anthromorphic Frog figures, one formed as a lawn bowler, 18.5cm high, the other formed as a dandy, 19cm high

44 Lot th Century Brownfield majolica Cats vase formed as two cats playing on a pale blue glazed urn, the oval base decorated with a moulded tasselled rug, base with impressed marks, 26cm high Lot 222 Pair of early 20th Century Wedgwood green jasperware bottle shaped decanters and stoppers, manufactured for Humphrey Taylor & Co Distillers of London, each base with impressed and transfer printed marks, 17cm high Lot 219 Lot 219 Foley Intarsio biscuit jar having silver mounts and cover and decorated with white flowers on a green ground, the mounts with makers mark for William Aitken, Birmingham 1904, 16cm high Lot 220 Pair of Samson baluster vases decorated in the Chinese armorial manner, each bearing a painted coat of arms within foliate sprays, 19.5cm high Lot 223 Lot 223 Hereford Fine China limited edition figure of a Hereford Bull, No.191/500, dated , 22.25cm high with walnut stand and certificate Lot For colour images of all lots:

45 Lot 224 Lot 224 Two 19th Century Turkish Cannakkale pottery ewers, each having painted foliate decoration on a brown lustre ground, one with twisted handle, the other with a grooved handle, each having typical applied flowerheads, 35.5cm and 36cm high Lot 226 Lot th Century Staffordshire portrait figure depicting George Washington, 24.5cm high Lot 225 Lot 225 Late 18th/early 19th Century Pratt Ware figure depicting The Widow, entitled Widdow to the underside, 26cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 227 Lot 227 Pair of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures depicting seated game dogs, probably Irish Setters, each with red patched decoration and standing on a gilt highlighted scroll base, 28.5cm high See A.&N. Harding - Victorian Staffordshire Figures , Book Two page

46 Lot 228 Two 19th Century Spode bat printed cups and saucers, each decorated with hunting dogs and dead game within a gilt and blue border Lot 229 Early 19th Century Staffordshire pearlware ovoid jug having blue and white transfer printed stylised foliate decoration within moulded bands and having a brown glazed top rim, 15cm high Lot 232 Lot 232 Small 18th Century Worcester barrel shaped teapot having white glazed moulded foliate decoration within blue and white printed borders to the top and base rim, the cover with conforming border and foliate knop, base with crescent mark, 9.5cm high Lot 233 Lot 233 Pair of mid 18th Century English salt glazed tea cups of slightly waisted cylindrical form, lightly potted and with enamelled foliate decoration on a drab ground, 6.75cm high Lot 230 Lot 230 Early 19th Century felspathic stoneware vase of tapered cylindrical form, decorated in low relief on a blue ground with Fame attended by Britannia, inscribing a plaque to the Admirals Howe and Nelson, and Peace attended to by Plenty, Art and Labour, unmarked, 90.75cm high Lot 231 Large 19th Century black and white transfer printed two handled cider mug decorated with The Farmers Arms etc, 16cm high Lot 234 Lot th Century Lowestoft blue and white transfer printed teapot decorated with a version of the Rock Strata Island pattern, 12.5cm high For colour images of all lots:

47 Lot 235 Lot 235 Set of four early 19th Century English pearlware plates, each having green, blue, brown and ochre painted decoration depicting a basket of flowers within a blue glazed feather edged border, 21.5cm diameter Lot 236 New Hall Tobacco Leaf tea service, circa 1800, comprising: six tea bowls, six saucers, slop bowl and 21.5cm plate, some pieces with pattern number Lot 237 Pair of early 19th Century Paris porcelain baluster vases and covers, each having polychrome painted decoration depicting exotic birds, butterflies and insects amongst foliage, the domed covers with moulded foliate knops, 27.5cm high Lot 237 For colour images of all lots: Lot 238 Lot 238 Pair of 18th Century Dutch Delft vases, each decorated with four blue and white painted reserve panels depicting a Chinese man and a dog, the dome covers with typical Temple Lion finials, each base bearing PVB monogram, 35cm high

48 Lot 239 Late 18th/early 19th Century Dutch Delft vase of hexagonal form, having polychrome decoration depicting a man in a landscape, base with Three Bells mark, 22.5cm high Lot 242 Mid 20th Century Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian vase by John Brannan, decorated with grey vertical stripes, each with a series of white dots on a green speckled ground, base with impressed marks and incised initials, 37cm high Lot 243 Four late 19th/early 20th Century Sevres style plates, each having painted central decoration depicting a romantic couple in a landscape within a gilt highlighted pale blue border, base with counterfeit Chateau Des Tuileries and other marks, 24cm diameter Lot 240 Lot th Century Spode Named View dessert dish, of quatrefoil form, having central painted decoration depicting Deptford Creak (sic) within a heavily gilded border, base with black painted marks, 28cm wide Lot th Century Copeland & Garrett flow blue and white transfer printed oval footbath decorated with foliate sprays, 48.5cm wide Lot 244 Lot 244 Late 18th/early 19th Century French faience cistern having typical polychrome foliate decoration, 40cm high Lot 242 Lot th Century English blue and white transfer printed W.C. bowl having continuous internal decoration depicting figures in a classical landscape, 36cm diameter For colour images of all lots:

49 Lot 247 Pair of 19th Century sepia painted rectangular ceramic plaques depicting scenes from The Battle Of Hastings the Normans retreating are stayed and turned by William, who discloses his face to counteract the rumour of his having fallen and The Battle Of Stamford Bridge Death of Harold Hadrada (sic) And Tostig, each initialled L.M.Y. and dated 9/83, 13cm x 39cm Lots No Lots Elton Ware Lots Lot 246 Lot th Century painted ceramic plaque decorated with birds amongst lily pads and rushes, signed Saidie Merton, 1st June 1888, 51cm x 38.5cm Lot 251 Large Elton Ware gold crackle glazed vase of slender baluster form, the neck with two moulded rings, base with painted mark, 52.5cm high Lot 252 Elton Ware platinum crackle on blue vase of slender baluster form, base with signature, 27.5cm high Lot 251 For colour images of all lots: Lot

50 Lot 253 Lot 256 Lot 253 Elton Ware bronze crackle baluster vase, the shoulders having grotesque mask head decoration, crimped rim and standing on a circular foot, base with signature, 30cm high Lot 254 Elton Ware gold crackle ovoid jar and cover having a crimped rim, the cover with figural Bird knop, base with signature and X, 27cm high Lot 255 Elton Ware gold crackle on green ovoid vase, the short neck with applied decoration, base with signature, 27.5cm high Lot 256 Elton Ware gold crackle on green Fish ewer, the loop handle and spout typically formed as a fish, base with signature, 31.5cm high Lot 254 Lot 257 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on green slender baluster vase, the cylindrical neck with three mask heads, base with signature, 31.5cm high For colour images of all lots:

51 Lot 258 Lot 258 Elton Ware gold crackle double spout ewer having a globular body, the spouts united by a central loop handle, base with signature, 16.5cm high Lot 259 Elton Ware gold crackle on green figural Bird ewer having a heart shaped rim and loop handle, base with signature, 14cm high Lot 259 Lot 260 Elton Ware platinum crackle on green vase of baluster form having three wrythened loop handles to the neck, base with signature, 21cm high Lot 261 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on green baluster vase, base with signature, 17cm high Lot 260 For colour images of all lots: Lot

52 Lot 264 Lot 262 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on blue baluster vase having a lobed body and onion neck, base with signature, 18.5cm high (see illustration on page 49) Lot 263 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on green ovoid jar and cover, the cover with a circular knop, base with signature, 14.5cm high Lot 264 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on green tapered and waisted cylindrical ewer having a double loop handle, the upper loop with applied ball, base with signature, 23cm high Lot 265 Lot 267 Lot 265 Elton Ware bronze crackle baluster vase having a flared neck and foot, the foot with angel s head decoration in relief, base with signature, 24.5cm high Lot 266 Elton Ware gold and bronze crackle ovoid vase, the body with eight vertical dimples, base with signature, 21cm high Lot 267 Elton Ware gold and bronze crackle baluster vase having three loop handles and decorated with three domed prunts, base with signature, 24.5cm high Lot 269 Lot 272 Lot For colour images of all lots:

53 Lot 275 Lot 278 Lot 279 Lot 268 Elton Ware gold crackle baluster vase having a dimpled body, base with signature, 20.25cm high Lot 269 Elton Ware gold and puce crackle baluster ewer having a short spout and loop handle, base with signature, 13cm high Lot 270 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on green squat jug having a double lip and double loop handle, base with signature, 7.25cm high Lot 271 Elton Ware gold crackle on dark blue baluster shaped ewer, base with signature and X, 15.5cm high Lot 272 Elton Ware gold and platinum crackle on blue baluster specimen vase having a slender long neck, base with signature, 21.5cm high Lot 273 Elton Ware gold crackle on green baluster vase, base with signature and X, 11.5cm high Lot 275 Elton Ware gold crackle on green slender double gourd shaped specimen vase, 15cm high Lot 276 Elton Ware gold crackle baluster vase having triple loop handles and with floral decoration in relief, base with signature, 18cm high This appears to be an experimental piece where the gold has been applied and re-glazed over the original coloured glaze Lot 277 Elton Ware blue and green glazed tyg having typical stylised foliate decoration in low relief, base with signature, 21.5cm high ot 278 Late 19th Century photograph depicting Sir Arthur Elton and George Masters inspecting a vase, circa 1890, 14cm x 9.75cm Lot 279 Late 19th Century photograph depicting Sir Arthur Elton decorating a vase, circa 1890, 13.5cm x 8.25cm Lots No Lots Lot 274 Elton Ware gold crackle on green baluster ewer having a short spout and loop handle, base with signature, 12.5cm high For colour images of all lots: 51

54 Glass Lots Lot 282 Large 18th Century wine glass having an ogee bowl with star cut and faceted decoration, standing on a diamond faceted stem and conical foot, 17.25cm high Lot 283 Large 19th Century wine glass having a diamond faceted bowl, standing on a conforming diamond faceted stem, the circular foot with oval cut decoration, 16.5cm high Lot th Century wine glass having a round funnel bowl and standing on an opaque double series twist and opaque gauze stem and standing on a conical foot, 13.75cm high Lot th Century wine glass having an ogee bowl and standing on a spiral band and tape stem and conical foot, 14.5cm high Lot th Century wine glass having a partially moulded round funnel bowl and standing on an opaque corkscrew stem and conical foot, 15.5cm high Lot th Century wine glass having a partially moulded ogee bowl and standing on an opaque twist and gauze stem and conical foot, 15.25cm high Lot th Century wine glass having a bell bowl with moulded fluting and standing on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, 15cm high Lot th Century ale glass having a long round funnel bowl engraved with a bird in flight and J.H. monogram within hops and barley, standing on a diamond faceted stem and conical foot, 15cm high Lot th Century wine glass having an ogee bowl engraved with a grapevine and a bird in flight and standing on a plain stem and folded conical foot, 14cm high together with an 18th Century wine glass having a drawn trumpet bowl and standing on a multi series airtwist stem and conical foot, 18cm high Lot 291 Pair of 18th Century wine glasses, each having a partially moulded tulip bowl, standing on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, 16cm high Lot 292 Pair of 18th Century wine glasses, each having a round funnel bowl with engraved decoration and standing on a diamond faceted stem and conical foot, 13.5cm high Lot th Century wine glass having a drawn trumpet bowl and standing on a plain teared stem and folded conical foot, 17cm high together with an 18th Century ale glass having a long funnel bowl, plain stem and folded conical foot, 18cm high Lot 294 Pair of mid 18th Century blue glass Monteiths, each having diamond moulded decoration and standing on a circular foot, 7.5cm high Lot 295 Pair of 18th Century wine glasses, each having a round funnel bowl and standing on a diamond faceted stem and conical foot, 13cm high Lot 296 Pair of early 19th Century wine glasses, each having a partially moulded round funnel bowl decorated with an engraved fruiting vine and standing on a plain knopped stem and conical foot, 14cm high Lot th Century clear glass Monteith having diamond moulded decoration, 7.75cm high, a late 18th/early 19th Century beaker having a bell shaped bowl and engraved foliate and butterfly decoration, 8cm high and an early 19th Century Bohemian beaker having engraved foliate decoration and script, 9cm high Lot 298 Two 18th Century wine glasses, the first having a round funnel bowl with engraved and facet cut decoration and standing on an hexagonal faceted stem with conical foot, 12.25cm high, the other having a conical bowl with engraved decoration and standing on a diamond faceted stem and conical foot, 12cm high For colour images of all lots:

55 Lot 282 Lot 283 Lot 285 Lot 288 Lot 289 Lot 290 Lot 292 Lot 295 Lot 296 For colour images of all lots: 53

56 Lot 304 Lot 304 Set of six late 18th/early 19th Century ale glasses, each having engraved decoration depicting hops and barley and standing on a short plain knopped stem, 13cm high Lot 299 Lot 299 Fine quality early 20th Century Stourbridge engraved glass water jug decorated with the frontage of the Market Hall Inn, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, having script above the door Market Hall Inn. Dick Chambers, 20cm high Dick Chambers is recorded as being the landlord of the Market Hall Inn during the early years of the 20th Century Lot 300 Georgian style cut and moulded glass candlestick having a diamond cut sconce and standing on a dome foot, 24cm high Lot 301 Large 18th Century style wine glass having a round funnel bowl and standing on an opaque twist stem and conical foot, 15.25cm high Lot 302 Two 18th Century wine glasses, the first having a drawn trumpet bowl and standing on a multi series airtwist stem with folded conical foot, 17.5cm high, the second with bell bowl and standing on a multi series airtwist stem and conical foot, 18cm high Lot th Century style wine glass having a bell bowl and standing on a double series opaque twist stem and conical foot, 16.5cm high together with a somewhat similar wine glass, 15.5cm high Lot th Century style wine glass having a drawn trumpet bowl, standing on an airtwist stem and conical foot, 16cm high together with an 18th Century style ale glass having a long round funnel bowl and standing on a airtwist stem and conical foot, 19cm high Lot 306 Lot 306 Pair of 19th Century glass rummers, each bucket bowl having a band of diamond cut decoration, facet cut knopped stem and standing on a circular star cut foot, 13.5cm high together with an early 19th Century glass rummer, the bowl with a band of oval cut stylised foliate decoration, standing on a moulded lemon squeezer foot, 13.75cm high Lot 307 Three late 18th/early 19th Century ale glasses, each having engraved decoration depicting hops and barley and standing on a short plain knopped stem, one having a folded foot, the other two a plain foot, 12.5cm high together with four other late 18th/early 19th Century glasses, 9cm cm high For colour images of all lots:

57 Lot 308 Three 19th Century glass rummers, each having a fluted moulded bowl with engraved hops and barley decoration, 13cm high, another with engraved decoration of a bird in flight and foliage, 12cm high and a third with engraved swag decoration and standing on a square lemon squeezer base, 12.75cm high Lot 311 Pair of 19th Century heavy cut glass rummers, each having diamond and facet cut decoration and standing on a star cut foot, 14.5cm high Lot 312 Two 19th Century wine glasses, the first with engraved bulrushes to the bowl and standing on a facet cut stem and circular foot, 18cm high, the second with alternating plain and diamond cut panels, standing on a facet cut stem and circular star cut foot, 15.5cm high Lot 309 Lot 309 Seven various late 18th/early 19th Century conical wine and ale glasses, 11.25cm cm high Lot 310 Seven pieces of 18th and early 19th Century glass comprising: two Monteiths circa 1750, each having a double ogee bowl with moulded fluting, 8.25cm high, a pair of Monteiths, circa 1800, each having a notched and star cut bowl and standing on a moulded scalloped lemon squeezer base, 7.75cm high and three short ale glasses, circa 1800, each with notched cut ribs, 14cm high Lot 313 Lot 313 Pair of 19th Century cut glass sweetmeat jars and covers, each standing on a facet cut stem and square cut foot, 20cm high Lot 314 Four 19th Century alehouse glass rummers, 13.25cm cm high together with three 19th Century rummers, each having a conical bowl, 13cm high Lot 311 For colour images of all lots: Lot th Century cut glass bowl standing on a floret shaped foot, 13.5cm diameter together with a 19th Century glass mortar and pestle, diameter of mortar 11cm Lot th Century style wine glass having a bell bowl with engraved grapevine decoration and standing on an opaque twist stem and conical foot, 16cm high, another standing on an airtwist stem with central knop and conical foot, 18.5cm high and two green glass wines, each standing on a circular foot, 13.75cm high

58 Lot 323 Early 20th Century glass biscuit jar having alternate diamond and star cut panels and with silver plated mounts and cover, 16cm diameter Lot 317 Lot 317 Matched pair of George III Prussian shape decanters, each having fluted and facet cut decoration, graduated triple ring neck and target stopper, 26.75cm and 27cm high Lot 318 Glass trumpet vase with engraved rose, shamrock and thistle decoration, standing on a moulded spiral twist stem and circular foot, 30.5cm high Lot 319 Three 19th Century clear cut glass lustre drop vases together with a similar candlestick, 18cm - 21cm high Lot 320 Mid 19th Century glass claret decanter and stopper, having a high loop handle, cut triple ring neck and facet cut body, 26.5cm high, a 19th Century Prince Of Wales type decanter and stopper with diamond and facet cut decoration, 22.5cm high and a Continental engraved glass Ziraflasker decanter with typical trailed decoration, 24cm high Lot th Century pink and white overlaid glass bowl having gilt highlights, the frosted moulded glass figural stem formed as a dolphin and standing on a circular foot, 22cm high Lot 322 Late 19th Century pink glass preserve jar having finely etched foliate decoration, silver plated loop handle and cover, 15.5cm diameter Lot 324 Lot th Century Bohemian white overlaid green glass vase of tapered baluster form having gilded decoration and with six oval panels, each with painted foliate sprays, 29.5cm high Lot 325 Lot 325 Lalique Dinard oval bowl, base with engraved mark R. Lalique, France N.78, 12.5cm wide For colour images of all lots:

59 Lot 328 Pair of late 19th/early 20th Century French glass table scent bottles, each of globular form and having polychrome and gilt foliate decoration, 17cm high Lot 326 Lot 326 Orrefors Graal vase designed by Edward Hald, decorated with fish amongst weed, engraved marks Orrefors Sweden 1945 Graal No.2291 Edward Hald, 16cm high Lot 329 Lot 329 Pair of late 19th Century Bohemian iridescent art glass baluster shaped vases, each having gilded foliate decoration, 18.5cm high Lot 330 Venetian millefiori glass vase, possibly Fratelli Tossi, of two handled baluster form, having green and white decoration on a blue ground, 16.5cm high Lot 331 Pair of 19th Century blue and white overlaid clear glass cups of waisted baluster form, each having a clear glass handle and standing on a circular foot, 12cm high. One having engraved inscription Henry, the other Hugh Lot 332 Early 20th Century crested whisky tumbler, 8.5cm high together with a matching wine glass, 12cm high, each with the crest of the Duke Of Westminster Lot 327 Lot 327 Facon-De-Venise winged goblet having a slender thistle shaped bowl, the hollow stem with blue and clear pierced ornamentation and standing on a circular foot, 19.5cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 333 Lot 333 Three late 19th Century Bohemian iridescent art glass vases, each with green trailed decoration, 12.5cm cm high

60 Lot 336 Lot 342 Lot th Century Bohemian facet cut glass tankard having typical engraved architectural decoration and presentation script Karlsbad J.S. 1858, the hinged cover having pewter mounts, 16.5cm high, a 19th Century Bohemian frosted glass tankard also with pewter mounts, 16.5cm high and a 19th Century glass mug with pink threaded decoration, engraved foliate decoration and L.G. monogram, 12.5cm high Lot 335 Late 19th Century vaseline glass vase having a ruffled rim, 14cm high, a green opaque glass lustre drop vase, 20cm high, a green Jack In The Pulpit vase, 16cm high, pair of bowls with blue and white internal striped decoration, 14cm diameter and three other pieces of late 19th/early 20th Century glassware Lot 336 Pair of 19th Century French pale green frosted glass lustre drop vases, each having gilded decoration, 26.5cm high Lot th Century French pale blue opaque glass lustre drop vase having painted foliate decoration, 34cm high Lot 338 Victorian pink and vaseline glass four trumpet epergne, 46cm high Lot 339 Victorian pink glass epergne having a single trumpet and three clear glass crooks, each with a hanging vase, 52.5cm high Lot For colour images of all lots:

61 Lot 337 Lot 340 Victorian pink and white vaseline glass epergne having a central trumpet and two clear glass crooks each with a hanging vase, 52.5cm high Lot 341 Victorian vaseline glass four trumpet epergne, 51cm high Lot 342 Late 19th/early 20th Century French pink vaseline glass vase having gilded foliate decoration, 40cm high, a pink satin glass vase with gilt highlights, 29.5cm high and a green baluster shaped vase with gilt decoration, 33cm high Lot 339 Lot 340 Lot 343 Whitefriars Tangerine glass Banjo vase, 32cm high Lot 344 Whitefriars Tangerine glass Hoop vase, 28.25cm high Lot 345 Whitefriars Tangerine glass Hoop vase, 28.25cm high Lot 346 Whitefriars Cinnamon glass Drunken Bricklayer vase, 33cm high Lot 347 Two Whitefriars glass Drunken Bricklayer vases, in Tangerine and Willow, 21cm high Lot 343 Lot 344 For colour images of all lots: Lot

62 Lot 348 Lot 348 Three Whitefriars Bark vases, in Kingfisher Blue, Ruby and Tangerine, 19.5cm high Lot 353 Lot 349 Lot 349 Four Whitefriars Coffin vases in Aubergine, Ruby, Meadow Green and Flint, 13cm high Lots No Lots Lot 354 Lot 355 Oriental to include Ceramics, Ivory, Jade, Metalwork, Embroidery & Furniture Lots Lot 353 Large Fukagawa baluster vase, Meiji period, finely decorated with brocaded panels and two reserve panels, each depicting dragons above waves, base with three character mark, 63cm high Lot 354 Yixing teapot, the cover with tree branch knop, conforming handle, applied foliate decoration and Bamboo style spout, 13.5cm high For colour images of all lots:

63 Lot 355 Chinese porcelain bowl having continuous decoration depicting two dragons amongst foliage, the interior decorated with a bird perched in a tree, base with apocryphal Kangxi four character mark, 22.75cm diameter Lot 359 Imari ovoid vase having a domed cover and with typical gilt highlighted iron-red and blue foliate decoration, 26cm high Lot 356 Pair of Chinese Famille Verte baluster shaped vases, each decorated with dignitaries and farmers in a landscape, 20cm high Lot 357 Lot 357 Two Chinese blue and white tulip vases, one decorated with a landscape, 24cm high, the other with dragons, 27cm high Lot 360 Lot 360 Chinese porcelain ovoid jar and cover having polychrome enamelled decoration on a green ground, base with apocryphal Quianlong four character mark, 20cm high together with a Chinese porcelain Rouleau vase with enamelled passion fruit and bamboo decoration, 24cm high Lot 361 Five 19th Century Chinese blue and white tea bowls, each decorated with a pagoda in a landscape, 8.5cm diameter, four matching saucers and four Chinese polychrome saucers, each with floral decoration, 12cm diameter Lot 358 Lot 358 Two Chinese Tang style partially glazed terracotta figures, each depicting a man wearing a green and red robe and having a removable head, 28cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 362 Lot 362 Pair of Chinese Famille Verte ovoid jars with covers, each decorated with reserve panels depicting figures in gardens on a tight-knit floral decorated pale green ground, 29cm high

64 Lot 366 Pair of Japanese porcelain vases, probably Seto, each having painted decoration depicting figures in a lakeland landscape, each base with six character Dai Nihon mark, 15.5cm high Lot 367 Famille Rose jar and cover of squat ovoid form, decorated to one side with a landscape with lady playing a zither and with verse to the other, possibly a scene from The Dream Of The Red Chamber, base with red stamped seal mark, 20cm high Lot 368 Pair of 18th Century Chinese porcelain saucers, each having enamelled foliate decoration, 12cm diameter together with another pair decorated in the Mandarin palette with figures in a garden, 12.25cm diameter Lot 363 Lot th Century Cantonese baluster shaped vase having typical Famille Rose decoration depicting birds and butterflies amongst foliage on a tightknit gilt highlighted green ground, 36.5cm high Lot 364 Chinese porcelain ovoid ginger jar and cover having later European polychrome foliate decoration, 19cm high Lot 365 Lot 365 Chinese blue and white tulip vase decorated with dragons, 24.5cm high together with a baluster shaped vase having a garlic neck and with Kangxi style foliate decoration, 22cm high Lot 369 Lot 369 Pair of rectangular porcelain plaques decorated in the Quianlong style with peacocks amongst foliage, 36.25cm x 11cm, within hardwood frames Lot 370 Chinese porcelain jar and cover having polychrome decoration in relief depicting a Crane and lily pads on a turquoise ground, 25cm high For colour images of all lots:

65 Lot 373 Lot 374 Lot 371 Three 19th Century Chinese export plates, each with blue and white painted decoration together with a similar Chinese Imari plate with typical ironred and blue painted decoration, 23cm diameter Lot 372 Set of six Satsuma earthenware coffee cups and saucers, each having finely gilded and polychrome foliate decoration, each piece bearing signature, cups 4.5cm high, saucers 11.5cm diameter Lot 373 Pair of Japanese bronze baluster vases, Meiji period, each decorated in copper and silver highlighted relief with deities standing atop birds in flight, 25cm high Lot 375 Lot 374 Pair of Chinese silver trumpet shaped specimen vases, having allover embossed and pierced dragon decoration, maker Zee Wo of Shanghai, 23cm high on turned wooden bases, combined weight including bases 18.3oz approx Lot 375 Chinese cloisonné circular lobed bowl having decoration depicting butterflies amongst foliage on a blue ground, 10cm high Lot 376 Japanese cloisonné circular bowl and cover having two raised handles and with typical allover foliate decoration, on a tight-knit black ground, 15cm diameter For colour images of all lots: Lot

66 Lot 377 Three Chinese cloisonné shallow bowls, the first with polychrome dragon decoration, the second and third with similar decoration in black and blue, 20cm diameter Lot th Century Cantonese carved ivory visiting card case decorated with figures amongst buildings and foliage, 10.75cm high, with original card and fabric outer case Lot th Century Cantonese carved ivory visiting card case decorated with figures amongst buildings and foliage, 8.5cm high Lot 378 Lot 380 Lot th Century Cantonese carved ivory visiting card case, each side with two carved reserve panels, each decorated with figures amongst buildings and foliage, 11.5cm high Lot 381 Three 19th Century Cantonese ivory visiting card cases, each with polychrome carved reserve panels depicting figures amongst buildings and foliage, 9.5cm cm high Lot 379 Lot 382 Two Japanese carved ivory rectangular tablets, Meiji period, each having carved decoration depicting three figures, 3.25cm x 3cm, displayed in a glass case For colour images of all lots:

67 Lot 383 Chinese grey veined jade circular shallow brush washer having a key fret outer border, 12.25cm diameter, on a hardwood stand Lot 384 Chinese mottled green hardstone figure of a horse wearing a ceremonial saddle, 15.5cm high Lot 385 Chinese red and gilt lacquered shrine stand, the back panel with raised characters within a pierced figural frame work depicting dragons, 51.5cm high Lot 385 Lot 386 Japanese shibayama decorated black lacquered and ivory table cabinet, fitted fourteen drawers and two doors, all with ivory panels having heavily gilded and mother-of-pearl inlaid decoration depicting birds and insects amongst foliage, the sides, back and top with conforming gilded decoration, 48cm wide Lot 387 Pair of early 20th Century Chinese carved hardwood side chairs, by George Zee & Co, each back splat with carved and pierced decoration depicting birds amongst prunus blossom, hard seat and standing on square supports, makers label to underside Lot 388 Mid 20th Century Chinese embroidered cream brocade robe decorated with a Phoenix amongst foliage Lot 386 Lots No Lots Lot 387 For colour images of all lots: 65

68 Collectors Items & Miscellanea to include Metalware, Tea Caddies & Other Boxes, Militaria, Toys etc Lots Lot 391 WMF plated pewter figural two branch candelabra formed as a lady wearing a long flowing dress, 26cm high Lot 392 Ferdinand Preiss and Franz Peleschka-Lunard - Carved ivory and wooden figure - Formal Greetings, signed by Peleschka-Lunard to the back, and standing on a stepped base, overall height 24cm See Alberto Shayo - Ferdinand Preiss p Lot 391 Lot 393 Lot 393 Pair of 19th Century French bronze figures, each depicting a Bacchanalian infant, 9.75cm high Lot th Century bronze deskstand having central figural decoration depicting a cherub flanked to either side by an inkwell, each hinged cover with a bird finial, 19cm high Lot 395 Scottish Interest - Rare early 19th Century silver and ivory powder horn, probably French, having allover embossed foliate decoration, the figural hinged cover formed as a mermaid, two carved ivory reserve panels, one decorated with the arms of the Clan Cunningham, the other decorated with foliate sprays, 22cm long Lot 396 Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental relief carved ivory rectangular panel depicting Christ, standing amongst stars, 13cm x 7.5cm, in a silver easel frame hallmarked for Birmingham Lot 392 Lot th Century Indian heavily carved sandalwood visiting card case decorated with deities, birds and animals amongst tight-knit foliage, 13.5cm high For colour images of all lots:

69 Lot 395 Lot 398 Pair of 19th Century bronze two handled urns, each decorated in relief with male and female centaurs and standing on a black slate base, 17cm high Lot 397 Lot 400 Pair of 19th Century white metal livery crests, each formed as an open visored knights helmet revealing the head of a bewhiskered man, 6cm high Lot 399 Lot 399 George III toleware aide-memoire, the japanned covers with foliate decoration on a black ground, six ivory pages, the first with script Presented to me in remembrance of my dear worthy and lamented friend and cousin Mrs Marianna Warden, Obt Feb , 10cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 401 Lot th Century Continental porcelain scent bottle of globular form, having finely painted decoration depicting figures in landscape, the engraved gilt metal mounts and hinged cover inset with turquoise, 5.5cm high Lot th Century Continental enamel scent bottle having painted decoration depicting classical figures in a landscape, the hinged cover with gilt metal mounts, 6cm high Lot th Century English School - Miniature on ivory - Portrait of a young gentleman wearing a blue coat, 9cm x 7cm

70 Lot 404 Victorian tortoiseshell and ivory thimble case, of hexagonal outline with alternate panels, the hinged cover similarly mounted, with red lined interior, 3.5cm tall Lot 405 Lot th Century Continental cast electroplated casket having allover relief decoration depicting interior and exterior scenes with figures, the hinged cover opening to reveal a blue silk lined interior, 23.5cm wide Lot th Century oval burrwood tea caddy having boxwood foliate inlay, 15.25cm wide Lot 407 Victorian leather purse, the silver mounts with engraved acorn and oak leaf decoration and bearing the hallmarks for Marion & Co, Birmingham 1901, 9.75cm wide Lot 408 Victorian gentleman s silver mounted brown/ green leather hinged wallet, the corner mounts hallmarked for Birmingham 1898, 14.25cm x 10.5cm Lot 409 Persian white metal belt made from early and later coins, the buckle with applied gilded decoration and inset with cornelian, the centre links with conforming decoration and joined by cord, 87cm long Lot 410 Lot 411 Lot 410 Antique Italian bronze figure depicting Atlas carrying the world on his shoulders, 19cm high, on an ormolu and marble base, overall height 32.5cm For a similar 16th Century bronze figure minus the globe see Sotheby s Milan sale of Important Paintings, Works of Art and Furniture formerly in the Collection of Palazzo Serristori, November 6th 2007 Lot Lot 411 After Emile Carlier ( ) - Pair of 19th Century French bronze figural two branch candelabra modelled as an Egyptian youth balancing on an upturned urn, signed E. Carlier and standing on a black slate base with bronze paw feet, 26cm high For colour images of all lots:

71 Lot 412 Lot th Century Gothic Revival brass writing casket, by Edwin Bradford of Torquay, decorated with nine malachite cabochons and engraved raised strap work, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior with two inkwells, rim with engraved makers mark, 27.5cm wide Lot 414 Lot 414 Rolls Royce Spirit Of Ecstasy bronze car mascot bearing traces of original chrome plating, probably produced for the Silver Ghost , script to base Rolls-Royce Ltd, Feb , Charles Sykes, 17.5cm high on a stepped chrome plated base Lot 413 Lot 413 Pair of Hardman, Powell & Co brass Gothic Revival candlesticks made for the Houses Of Parliament, probably after an earlier design by A.W.N. Pugin, each having a castellated drip tray, knopped stem decorated with bands of scrolling foliage, flared foot with stylised foliate decoration in relief, one bearing Hardman, Powell & Co and Portcullis stamps, 36.5cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 415 Large 1920s period bronze car mascot Speed Nymph, probably by A.E. Lejeune, 17cm high Lot th Century cut glass scent bottle of flattened oval form having a white metal screw cover and with engraved initials A.W., 11.5cm long together with a 19th Century Bristol blue glass double ended scent bottle having embossed silver plated screw and hinged covers, 12.75cm long Lot th Century glass scent bottle formed as a pair of bellows and having trailed decoration, 17cm long, two 19th Century glass scent phials - each having trailed decoration, 9cm and 11cm long and a 19th Century cut glass scent phial having an engraved panel depicting Cupid seated on a bird and having a white metal screw cover, 9.5cm long Lot 418 Early 20th Century silver plated breakfast cruet fitted four division toast rack, two egg cups and four piece condiment set, 18.5cm high

72 Lot 419 George III silver plated covered milk jug, the domed cover inset with a coin and having pierced thumb piece, S scroll handle and standing on a circular foot, 12cm high Lot th/early 20th Century lawyer s wig by Ravenscroft of London, the original oval japanned metal box with script to the cover John Fennell Esq Lot 423 Medals - A World War I group of four comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, Star and Royal Navy Long Service And Good Conduct Medal awarded to Shipwright E.J. Forse, Royal Navy together with his Mentioned In Despatches certificate, a photograph of Mr Forse in uniform and a newspaper cutting regarding the visit of H.M.S. to Avonmouth dated Lot 424 Lot 424 Bandsman s sword, slightly curved single edged blade, 50cm, solid brass hilt with lions head pommel and upturned quillons, in its black leather sheath with brass locket and chape Lot 421 Lot 421 Antique iron rush light holder on a circular foot, 24cm high Lot 425 British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword, the brass gilt hilt with urn pommel and folding side guard, silver covered grip, straight single edged blade 82cm, with royal arms and foliage decoration Lot 422 Lot 422 Medals - World War I pair comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to S. Sjt F.J. Burgess, Royal Army Medical Corps together with his Mentioned In Despatches certificate Lot 426 Lot 426 Japanese officers Katana, the hilt covered with ray-skin and bound with brown silk thread, the hilt mounts of standard military type, the slightly curved single edged blade 69cm with good hamon, it its brown leather covered scabbard For colour images of all lots:

73 Lot 423 Lot 427 Lot 427 Japanese short sword Wakisashi, the heavy curved blade 41.5cm with medium ridge, iron tsuba decorated with animals, outer binding of tsuka missing, decorated fuchi-kashira, in its ribbed lacquered saya with kozuka decorated with a figure Lot 429 Lot 429 Wilkinson Malacca sword stick, the blade engraved Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, silver pommel handle and band hallmarked for W.S. & Co, London 1920, overall length 91cm Lot 428 Lot 428 Early 20th Century antler handled sword stick having a 70cm Toledo blade, overall length 90cm For colour images of all lots: Lot 430 Lot 430 Militaria - Boer War Z.A.R. leather belt with cast brass buckle bearing central monogram and motto Eendragt Maakt Magt

74 Lot 434 Rolleiflex 2.8E twin lens reflex camera No with Heidosmat f/2.8/80mm viewing lens No and a Schneider Xenotar f/2.8 80mm taking lens No , with original brown leather case and two Rolleiflex Guides Lot th Century single rackwork magic lantern slide - Lighthouse Lot 431 Lot 431 Early 20th Century Ever Ready brass mounted mahogany signal lamp, having a brass handle and Morse key and with Bulls Eye lens, 24.5cm high with handle raised Lot 432 Pair of 18th Century brass candlesticks, each having a petal shaped sconce, knopped stem and standing on a shaped domed foot, 20.5cm high Lot th Century brass alms dish, the deep well with embossed flowerhead decoration to the centre, rim with conforming spiral embossing within punched trefoils, 31.5cm diameter Lot 436 Lot th Century Charles Wheatstone 44 key concertina having pierced hexagonal rosewood end panels, the green leather bellows with printed paper panels, bears oval printed label, with mahogany case Lot 434 Lot 437 Lot 437 Late 19th Century Neopolitan mandolin by Giovanni Palladino, the body fretboard and head stock with mother-of-pearl inlay, tortoiseshell scratch plate with conforming inlay, interior with printed label dated 1896 and numbered 610, 59cm long For colour images of all lots:

75 Lot 438 Cigarette Cards - Collection of approximately 260 Godfrey Phillips Pinnace Footballer cards together with approximately 50 similar Cricketer cards, in original Godfrey Phillips album Lot 438 Lot 440 Lot 440 Early walnut and nickel plated dumbbell telephone, probably Siemens & Halske or L.M. Ericsson, circa 1878, 20.25cm high Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum Lot 439 Lot 439 Early Edison MkII wall mounted telephone, the black metal case with transfer printed decoration and raised script Edison s Telephone, 26.75cm high Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum For colour images of all lots: Lot 441 Lot 441 Early walnut Bell type Butter stamp telephone receiver having a turned baluster handle, 18.5cm high Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum

76 Lot 445 Lot 448 Lot 453 Lot 442 Early brass and Bakelite Bell type handheld telephone receiver unit, 16.5cm high together with an early wooden Blake telephone transmitter unit for desk or wall mounting, circa 1879, 13cm wide Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum Lot 443 Mahogany cased Silvertown test set, as illustrated in the Practical Telephone Handbook, 6th Edition 1919, 20.75cm wide together with a Bennett s patent Anti-Induction Coil No.21 by The Electromotive Force Company Ltd of Glasgow, mahogany cased and with an ivory plate, 21.5cm wide Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum Lot 444 Books - Alfred Rosling Bennett - History Of The States Of Guernsey Telephone System , published by Leonard Parsons 1926 Provenance - Ex Guernsey Telephone Museum Lot 445 Wines and Spirits - The Glenlivet Cellar Collection Single Malt Scotch Whisky, American Oak Finish, Aged 30 Years, bottled 2001, sample code 2LGF901, 70cl bottle in original oak box (1) Lot 446 Wines and Spirits - Glenfiddich single malt Scotch whisky - Snow Phoenix Limited Edition 2010, in original packaging (1) Lot 447 Wines and Spirits - Harvey s Superior Old Jamaica Rum (1) Lot 448 Wines and Spirits - Comte De Lauvia Armagnac, 1979, 70cl bottle in original box (1) Lot 449 Wines and Spirits - Jeroboam bottle of Pennrich 1874 German sparkling wine (1) Lot 450 Wines and Spirits - Six bottles of Chateau Margaux 1997, in wooden box (6) Lot 451 Early 20th Century Malacca walking stick, the silver handle inset with a Straits Settlements silver dollar 1908 and hallmarked for London 1923, 93cm long Lot 452 Early 20th Century French gilt on white metal handled parasol having foliate decoration in relief, 84cm long Lot th Century cast iron figural cased mantel clock formed as a man playing a banjo, probably American, the figure wearing wide brimmed hat, red waistcoat and having moving eyes, 42cm high For colour images of all lots:

77 Lot 454 Lot 454 Thomas E. Dexter s Portable Museum Of Natural Substances, being a mid 19th Century mahogany table top cabinet fitted two panelled doors enclosing six drawers containing Manufactured Articles including buttons, wood, materials etc, Animal Substances including bees wax, horn, ivory, tortoiseshell etc, Vegetable Productions including tapioca, tea, cloves etc and Minerals & Metals including chalk, marble, gypsum etc, the inside of the doors with printed labels bearing the script patronized by Her Majesty. Portable Museum Of Natural Substances, raw and manufactured, from the mineral, vegetable and animal kingdoms. Illustrative of the Imports, Exports, Productions & Manufactures of Great Britain and her Colonies. Compiled and arranged by Thomas.E. Dexter, Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea., height of cabinet 44cm The Royal Military Asylum in Chelsea was created in 1803, originally as a means to educate the children of destitute military families. It is seen as the country s first large scale attempt to educate working class children. In 1892 the R.M.A. was renamed The Duke Of York s Royal Military School which exists to this day as a state boarding school still maintaining its military traditions. It appears that Thomas.E. Dexter started his teaching career at the age of 16 at an infant school on the Millmead Estate in Guildford before succeeding his father at the Holy Trinity National School. He is listed in the Royal Military Asylum census of 1851 as an infant school teacher and his Portable Museum Of Natural Substances was to be exhibit 189 at the 11th Annual Exhibition Of Inventions held at The Society Of Arts, Adelphi during the spring of This extract from the April 29th 1859 edition of The Engineer magazine covering the exhibition, praises the piece. Thomas E. Dexter of the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, exhibits a Portable Museum Of Natural Substances. This is a most meritorious occasion of common sense to educational purposes. Nothing can well be more dry and uninteresting to read about the qualities of natural substances, whilst seeing and handling them is at once a source of pleasure and instruction. Even pictures of things or diagrams are inferior to the articles themselves. It is not known whether his invention which was clearly devised as a teaching aide during his time at the Royal Military Asylum had any great success in subsequent years, although, if true, the claim that it was patronized by Her Majesty may suggest that there were indeed some takers for his charming museum For colour images of all lots: 75

78 Lot 458 Victorian lady s brass bound burr walnut traveling toiletry box, the hinged cover opening to reveal a blue velvet lined fitted interior containing glass jars and boxes, some with silver plated covers, concealed mirror to the underside of cover, spring release drawer, 30cm wide Lot 459 Modern Aspreys green leather bound photograph album, unused Lot 455 Lot 455 Mid 20th Century gold mohair teddy bear, probably Farnell or Lindee having a stitched nose and mouth, slight hump to back, growler and with rexine pads, 67cm high Lot 460 Lot 460 Russian polychrome painted and gilded icon - Mother of God Eleousa, 40.5cm x 31.75cm Lot 456 Lot 456 SFBJ bisque head character doll having sleeping eyes and smiling mouth, short blond hair and with composition body, the head stamped S.F.B.J. 236 Paris, 64cm high Lot 457 Armand Marseille Dream Baby bisque head doll having sleeping eyes and open mouth, the head stamped A.M. Germany 351/6½ K, composition body, 34cm high Lot 461 Lot th Century needlework sampler decorated with birds, vases of flowers and script On Friendship, worked by Esther Riches, Aged 10 Years, 42cm x 33cm For colour images of all lots:

79 Lot th Century needlepoint picture - Nebuchadnezzar and Daniel, 58cm x 49cm Lot 463 Lot 463 Arts & Crafts needlework picture having a printed background depicting manacled maidens, fighting figures and fabulous beasts, over decorated with embroidered foliage and applique panels, 51.5cm x 54cm Lot 466 Lot 466 Victorian engraved brass and ivory mounted dome top stationery box, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior, 19.5cm wide Lot 467 Victorian brass mother-of-pearl and abalone shell inlaid rosewood work box, the hinged cover opening to reveal a pleated silk panel to the underside and a partially fitted interior with tray, 30cm wide Lot 468 Victorian mother-of-pearl inlaid rosewood sarcophagus shaped tea caddy having side loop handles and standing on bun feet, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior with boxes initialled B. and G and with central glass mixing bowl, 35cm wide Lot 469 Two Victorian burrwood display boxes, each having a bevelled glass cover displaying a purple velvet lined interior, 32.5cm x 13.5cm and 19.5cm x 19.5cm Lot 464 Lot 464 Victorian oil lamp having a clear glass reservoir with applied pink and clear trailed decoration, brass spiral twist column and standing on a black glazed pottery foot, with a pink etched glass shade, height to top of shade 58.5cm Lot 465 Late 19th Century copper mounted oak casket, the hinged cover decorated in high relief with a Tiger hunting scene, standing on scroll feet, 22.5cm wide For colour images of all lots: Lot 470 Lot th Century brass bound mahogany writing box, the hinged cover opening to form a slope, the edges and corners fully brass bound and with conforming inset carrying handles, 30.5cm wide

80 Lot 471 Victorian oil lamp having a facet cut clear glass shade and standing on an embossed pillar and black glazed pottery foot, with a vaseline glass shade, height to top of shade 51cm Lot 472 Victorian oil lamp having an orange and pink opaque glass reservoir with painted strawberry and blossom decoration, standing on a reeded pillar and circular black glazed pottery foot together with a clear and frosted glass shade with etched and relief decoration, height to top of shade 57cm Lot th Century Swiss rosewood and simulated rosewood eight air musical box having a 24cm cylinder, underside of the cover with lithographed tune sheet numbered 33414, 47cm wide Lot th Century cut glass seven bottle cruet, the silver plated stand with central loop handle, rectangular base with stylised foliate scroll decoration, 23.5cm high Lot 476 Lot th Century engraved and cut glass claret jug having engraved and cast silver plated mounts, 26cm high Lot 475 Lot th Century cut glass seven bottle cruet, the silver plated stand having a central loop handle, rectangular base with gadrooned rim and standing on four pierced scroll feet, 24.5cm high Lot 477 Lot 477 Victorian oil lamp having a facet cut pink glass reservoir and standing on an embossed brass pillar and black glazed pottery foot, with a pink etched glass shade, height to top of shade 50cm For colour images of all lots:

81 Lot 482 Bronze figure group depicting Bacchus and Ariadne with an infant Satyr, 35cm high on a black slate base Lot 478 Lot 478 Victorian oil lamp having a clear glass reservoir with pink trailed decoration, standing on a brass column and circular black glazed pottery foot, with a frosted glass globular shade with etched foliate and pink trailed decoration, height to top of shade 52cm Lot 479 Pair of 19th Century silver plated candlesticks having stylised foliate decoration in relief, 32cm high Lot 483 Lot 483 Black Forest carved figure group depicting a bear administering the cane to a cub, 86cm high Lot 480 Pair of 19th Century silver plated candlesticks having stylised foliate decoration in relief, 26cm high Lot 481 Lot 481 Pair of George III Sheffield plate candlesticks, each having a plain tapered cylindrical column with a Corinthian capital and standing on a flared square foot with beaded border, 31.5cm high For colour images of all lots: Lot 484 Lot 484 After Antoine Louis Barye ( ) - Large spelter figure depicting a Bedouin on horseback, 80.5cm high Lot th Century Italian carved cedar and penwork decorated panel decorated with ships at sea etc, 42.5cm x 45cm

82 Lot 486 Lot 486 Late 19th/early 20th Century rocking horse, having a painted stuffed hessian body, painted wooden head with glass eyes and standing on a painted base, 67cm high Lot 489 Lot 489 Set of eight bronze handbells, each having a leather handle, together with a pine hanging rack Lot 487 Lot 487 Pair of large 19th Century Gothic Revival brass door plates, 68cm high Lot 490 Lot 490 W.H. Mawson, Keswick copper rectangular two handled tray having typical embossed stylised foliate decoration, initialled L.W. and dated 1902, stamped W.H. Mawson K.H.I. Keswick, 58.5cm wide Lot 488 Lot 488 Early 20th Century heavy brass framed rectangular ships porthole/window, overall size 77cm x 61cm Lot 491 Lot th Century Chinese embroidered silk three layer cloud collar having allover foliate decoration, 70cm wide together with two similarly decorated panels, 24cm x 29cm and a similar purse, 12cm wide For colour images of all lots:

83 Lot 492 Lot 492 After Edward Wesson ( ) - Three Post Office Savings Bank advertising posters - The Post Office, Strachan, Banchory, Kincardineshire, 91cm x 117cm, The Post Office, Crinan, Lochgilphad Argyll, 77cm x 101cm and The Post Office, Talmine, Lairg, Sutherland, 76cm x 101cm Lot 494 Late 19th Century bronze figure depicting a Japanese warrior blowing a horn, 47cm high Lot 493 Pair of 19th Century French brass rococo style candlesticks, each baluster column with stylised foliate scrolls and standing on a shaped circular foot, 25.5cm high Lot 495 Lot 495 Bronze and brass comport having central figural decoration depicting a Heron surrounded by frogs on lily pads, baluster shaped pillar, conforming circular base decorated with four frogs, 25cm high Lot 496 Arts & Crafts copper wall mounted candle sconce having a hammered scroll shaped capital and terminal, the reflector plate with embossed foliate decoration, overall height 52cm Lot 494 For colour images of all lots: Lots No Lots 81

84 Books to include Antiquarian, Illustrated & Modern Private Press Lots Lot 500 Group of six books relating to Coventry and Warwickshire comprising: Sir William Dugdale - The Antiquities Of Coventre, printed by J.J. Jones 1765, Frances White - History, Gazetteer And Directory Of Warwickshire, 3rd edition 1874, Mary Dormer Harris - The Coventry Leet Book Or Mayor s Register, published for the Early English Text Society, in two quarter leather bound volumes, Benjamin Poole and W. Fred. Taunton (illus) - Coventry: Its History And Antiquities, published by John Russell Smith 1870, one quarter leather bound volume and Thomas Brigden - Notes On Some Warwick Worthies, circa 1900, one volume Lot 501 George Louis Le Clerc and William Samellie (trans) - A Natural History General And Particular etc, printed for Thomas Kelly, 1828, two leather bound volumes Lot 504 Rev. Henry Thomas Ellacombe - The Church Bells Of Somerset..., printed by William Pollard, 1875, together with two letters from Rev. Sydenham.H.A. Hervey to Mr W.G. Burrough of Wedmore, Somerset, presenting to him this book and discussing the repair of Wedmore Church Bells, also a letter of reply from Mr Burrough Lot 505 Lot 505 Captain Nathaniel Portlock - A Voyage Round The World;But More Particularly To The North- West Coast Of America:Performed In 1785, 1786, 1787 and , printed for John Stockdale, illustrated with engravings, first edition 1789, full leather bound Lot 506 William Combe and Thomas Rowlandson (illus) - The Tour Of Doctor Syntax, published by R. Ackermann, 5th edition 1815, one volume Lot 502 Lot 502 The Book Of Common Prayer bound together with The Holy Bible printed by John Baskett 1715 and The Whole Book Of Psalms printed by W. Person 1715, near contemporary full leather binding Lot 507 Lot 507 Oscar Wilde - Poems, published by David Bogue, 2nd edition 1881, original gilt decorated vellum boards Lot 503 Lot 503 John Rutter - Delineations Of The North Western Division Of The County Of Somerset..., published by the author and Longman, Rees & Co 1829, rebound in quarter leather Lot 508 Oscar Wilde (c.3.3.) - The Ballad Of Reading Gaol, published by Leonard Smithers, 1st edition 1898, limited to 800 copies on hand made paper, original cream and mustard cloth boards For colour images of all lots:

85 Lot 509 Lot 509 Aubrey Beardsley - Under The Hill, published by John Lane The Bodley Head, 1913, gilt foliate patterned green cloth boards Lot 512 Lot 512 Roald Dahl - Danny The Champion Of The World, illustrated by Jill Bennett, published by Jonathan Cape, first edition 1975, signed by the author Lot 513 Laurie Lee - Four books, each signed by the author and comprising: I Can t Stay Long, published by Andre Deutsch, first edition 1975, As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning, published by Andre Deutsch, 3rd edition 1971, A Rose For Winter, published by The Hogarth Press, 6th edition 1973 and Cider With Rosie, published by the Hogarth Press, 13th edition 1978 (4) Lot 510 Lot 510 The Gregynog Press - Blair Hughes-Stanton (illus) - Four Poems By John Milton, No. 87 from a limited edition of 250, one volume 1933, full red leather binding with tooled illustration to front board Lot 511 Richmal Crompton - A collection of seven William first editions, comprising: William The Superman, William And The Pop Singers, William And The Witch, William s Treasure Trove, William The Explorer, William s Television Show and William The Tramp, all with dust wrappers Lot 514 Lot 514 Antonio Frasconi (illus) and Glenway Wescott - Twelve Fables Of Aesop, illustrated with linoleum blocks, published by The Museum Of Modern Art, New York, and printed by Joseph Blumenthal at The Spiral Press 1954, No.499 from a limited edition of 1000, signed by Antonio Frasconi, Glenway Wescott and Joseph Blumenthal, with slip case Lot 511 For colour images of all lots: 83

86 Lot 516 Lot 517 Lot 515 Lot 519 Lot 520 Lot 515 Frank Lloyd Wright - American System-Built Houses For The Richards Company , A portfolio set of twenty-eight single sheet and eleven double sheet illustrations and plans, published for The Richards Company in original wraparound cover with interior text, each illustration 28cm x 21.5cm and each double page plan 28cm x 43cm Lot 516 Mrs Loudon - The Ladies Flower-Garden Of Ornamental Perennials, published by William.S. Orr & Co, 2nd edition 1849, one full leather bound volume Lot 517 Golden Cockerel Press - Elizabeth Corsellis (illus) and John Wallis - The Book Of Days Of Llewellyn Powys, No.130 from a limited edition of 300, one volume 1937, part leather bound Lot 521 Lot 518 Arthur Rackham (Illus) - Book Of Pictures, published by William Heinemann 1913, grey cloth boards For colour images of all lots:

87 Lot 523 Lot 519 Arthur Rackham (Illus) and The Brothers Grimm - Little Brother & Little Sister And Other Tales, No.242 from a limited edition of 525, signed by Rackham and with extra plate, published by Constable & Co Ltd 1917, grey cloth boards Lot 520 Edmund Dulac (Illus) - Stories From Hans Andersen, published by Hodder & Stoughton 1911, gilt vellum boards Lot 523 David Hockney - Paper Pools, 1st edition, No.327 from a limited edition of 1000 copies signed by Hockney, original lithograph signed and dated in pencil by Hockney, published by Thames and Hudson 1980, original illustrated blue cloth and with original publishers box Lot 521 Edmund Dulac and Edgar Allan Poe - The Bells And Other Poems, No.518 from a limited edition of 750, published by Hodder And Stoughton 1912, gilt vellum boards Lot 522 Robert Graves - Three privately printed signed limited edition volumes comprising: Colophon To Love Respelt, No.120/350 signed and numbered copies, Stellar Press 1967, Timeless Meeting No.298 of 500 signed and numbered copies, Stellar Press 1973 and At The Gate No.197 of 500 signed and numbered copies, Stellar Press 1974, all with dust wrappers Lot 524 Lot 524 Gogmagog Private Press - Morris Cox - Intimidations Of Mortality: Poems On Victorian Themes With Psychological Implications, 1977, No.19 from a limited edition of 90 numbered and signed copies For colour images of all lots: 85

88 Lot 525 Lot 525 Gogmagog Private Press - Morris Cox - Magogmagog, being random examples of the Innumerable, Incredible Ideas & Guises of Gog, Ma, Gogma & Magog, No.48 from a limited edition of 75, signed by Morris Cox, 1973, one volume Lot 526 Lot 526 Gogmagog Private Press - Morris Cox - Blind Drawings: examples of an exercise investigating the objective/subjective principle of graphic art No.64 from a limited edition of 75, signed by Morris Cox and Colin Franklin, 1978, one volume Lot 527 Glynn Boyd Harte (illus) - Liberty Prints, an edition of six Liberty prints, commissioned by Liberty and published by Meribale Editions, No.396/550, signed by the artist, in purple peacock print folder Lot 528 Glynn Boyd Harte (illus) - Les Sardines A L Huile, published by Warren Editions 1985, No. 74 from a limited edition of 75, signed by the artist Lot 529 Whittington Press - Seamus Heaney and others - Poems For Alan Hancox No.23 of 50 special copies signed by the contributors and quarter bound in Oasis leather, with two separate proof engravings signed by Miriam Macgregor, total edition of 350, published 1993, contributors include Seamus Heaney, Laurie Lee, Ted Hughes, Melvyn Bragg, Michael Foot etc, with slip case Lot 530 Lot 530 Whittington Press - Rowland Gant and Howard Phipps - Three limited edition volumes comprising: Stubble Burning, published 1982 No.93/175, Mountains In The Mind, published 1987 No.42/200 and Steps To The River, published 1994 No.104/200, all signed by both poet and illustrator (3) Lot 531 Whittington Press - John Craig - The Locks Of The Oxford Canal: A Journey From Oxford To Coventry, wood engraved illustrations by Craig No.37 of 43 copies specially bound in Nigerian goatskin from a total edition of 350 and with a separate folder of twelve proofs of the engravings, published 1984, with original slip case Lot 532 Lot 532 Whittington Press - Howard Phipps - Interiors No.7 from a limited edition of 175 together with Further Interiors No.57 from a limited of 300, each signed and numbered and with slip case (2) Lot 533 Private Press - Henry James and Rigby Graham (illus) - Winchelsea, Rye & Denis Duval, published by Previous Parrot Press 1991, No.55 from a limited edition of 192, signed by Rigby Graham and Alan Tucker, Richard Aldington (trans) and Wilton Priestner (illus) - Candide, published by The Inky Parrot Press 1985 No.79 from a limited edition of 360, signed by Wilton Priestner, with slip case and John Fothergill and Annie Newnham (illus) - An Innkeepers Diary, published by The Inky Parrot Press 1987, No.64 from a limited edition of 300, signed by Annie Newnham, with slip case (3) For colour images of all lots:

89 Lot 534 Whittington Press - Brian Hanscomb (illus), published 1992, No.51 from a limited edition of 135 and Sun Sea And Earth, published 1989, No.15 from a limited edition of 125, both signed by the artist together with John O Connor - The Wood Engravings Of John O Connor, published 1989, No.29 from a limited edition of 350, unsigned and Knipton, A Leicestershire Village, published 1996, No.149 from a limited edition of 200, signed by the artist, all with slip cases (4) Lot 535 Whittington Press - Frank Berry - Whittington, Memories Of A Cotswold Village, published 1982, No.66 from a limited edition of 350, signed by the author, Gwenda Morgan (illus) - The Wood Engravings Of Gwenda Morgan, published 1985, No.9 from a limited edition of 335, signed by the illustrator, Helen Thomas - A Visit To William Morris, published 1979, unnumbered but limited to 500 copies, signed by Myfanwy Thomas, Jim Turner and Miriam Macgregor (illus) - Other Days, published 1979, No.299 from a limited edition of 525, signed by the poet, Rosalind Randle - Rose s Aga Recipes, published 1984, unnumbered but limited to 250 copies, unsigned, Enid Bagnold - Early Poems, published 1987, No.61 from a limited edition of 200, unsigned, Bruce Mawdesley and Miriam Macgregor - Song Of The Scythe, published 1983, unnumbered but limited to 650 copies, unsigned and Richard Kennedy - A Parcel Of Time, published by The Whittington Press but printed at the Pitman Press 1977, unnumbered but limited to 1000 copies (8) Lot 537 Whittington Press - Rowland Gant, Myfanwy Thomas and Helmuth Weissenborn (illus) - The Diary Of Edward Thomas, published 1977, No.408 from a limited edition of 575, signed by Gant, Thomas and Weissenborn, with slip case, J.B. Priestley - The Happy Dream, published 1976, No.139 from a limited edition of 400, signed by the author, with slip case, John Craig - Britten s Aldeburgh, published 1997, No.206/440, signed by the author/illustrator, with slip case, David Butcher - The Stanbrook Abbey Press, published 1992 No.224 from a limited edition of 350, signed by David Butcher and Joanna Jamieson, with slip case, Edwin Smith and others - A View Of The Cotswolds published 2005, No.56 from a limited edition of 350, unsigned, with slip case, S.T.E. Lawrence - Boxwood Blockmaker, published 1980, No.211 from a limited edition of 250 copies, unsigned, with slip case and T.E. Lawrence - Letters To E.T. Leeds, published 1988, No.17 from a limited edition of 750, unsigned, with slip case (7) Lot 538 Private Press - Peter Tucker - Haslewood Books, The Books Of Frederick Etchells & Hugh Macdonald, published by Hanborough Parrot 1990, No.12 of a special edition of 85 which are pochoir coloured by Sylvia Stokeld, overall edition of only 170, signed by Peter Tucker, with slip case, John Dreyfus - A History Of The Nonesuch Press, published by The Nonesuch Press 1981, No.100 from a limited edition of 950 and D Chambers, Colin Franklin and Alan Tucker - Gogmagog, published by Private Libraries Association 1991 (3) Lot 536 Whittington Press - Howard Phipps - Ebble Valley, published 2007 No.89/300, unsigned and Further Interiors, published 1992 No.55/300, signed and numbered by the illustrator together with Miriam Macgregor - Allotments, published 1985 No.28/335, signed, Whittington, published 1991 No.121/350, signed and Diary Of A Apple Tree, published 1997, No.58/385, unsigned (5) For colour images of all lots: Lot 539 Lot 539 Whittington Press - David McKitterick - A New Specimen Book Of Curwen Pattern Papers, published by The Whittington Press 1987, No.179 of 250 copies, quarter bound in buckram and Curwen pattern paper from an overall edition of 235, with slip case

90 Lot 541 Lot 542 Lot 543 Lot 540 Private Press - Rigby Graham - Seriatim, published by Brewhouse, 1978, No.16 from a limited edition of 28 signed copies in full tooled leather binding, with slip case, Jan Mark and Clive King (illus) - Two Stories, published 1984 by Inky Parrot Press No.68 from a limited edition of 225, signed by the author and illustrator, Elizabeth Jennings - In Shakespeare s Company, published by The Celandine 1985, No.196 from a limited edition of 250, unsigned, R.S. Thomas and Paul Nash (illus) - Destinations, published by The Celandine Press 1985, No.234 from a limited edition of 300, unsigned, Mervyn James and Rigby Graham - Mountains, published by Brewhouse 1972, No.54 from a limited edition of 200, unsigned, Geoffrey Elborn (edit) and others - To John Piper On His Eightieth Birthday, published by The Stourton Press 1983, No.138 from a limited edition of 900, unsigned, Rigby Graham - Deserted Cornish Tin Mines/The Cornish Scene, published 1975 by Brewhouse No.111 from a limited edition of 200 copies, unsigned, with slip case, Dennis Prestidge and Rigby Graham (illus) - Tom Cribb At Thistleton Gap, published by Brewhouse 1971, No.283 from a limited edition of 450, unsigned, Janet Boulton (edit) - Dear Mercia, Paul Nash Letters To Mercia Oakley, published by The Fleece Press 1991, unnumbered but limited to 300 copies, unsigned, with slip case and Edward Craig (illus) Four Wood Engravings For Virgil s Georgics, published by Matrix 1994, unnumbered but limited to 150 copies, unsigned (10) Lot 541 Incline Press - Paul Nash, Phyllis Barron and others - In Praise Of Patterned Papers, No.16 of 50 special copies, slip cased with six full sheets of paper from a full edition of 360, published 1997, with slip case Lot 544 Lot 545 Lot 542 Glynn Boyd Harte - Temples Of Power, introduction by Gavin Stamp and forward by Sir John Betjeman, published by Cygnet 1979, No. 216 from a limited edition of 250 copies, signed by Glynn Boyd Harte and Gavin Stamp Lot 543 Rigby Graham - Kippers & Sawdust, No. 49 from a signed and numbered limited edition of 150, illustrated with coloured wood cuts by the author, published by The Old Stile Press 1992, with slip case For colour images of all lots:

91 Lot 544 Whittington Press - A Miscellany Of Type, published by The Whittington Press 1900, No.4 of 55 special editions, quarter bound in Nigerian Goatskin and printed covers, with a separate portfolio of broadsides of types and ornaments, from an overall edition of 530 copies, with slip case The Bristol Section to include Clocks & Barometers, Pictures, Books, Silver etc Lots Lot 545 Whittington Press - A Bibliography , published by The Whittington Press in 1982, No.43 of 95 special copies and from an overall edition of 320, quarter bound in velum and Whittington marbled paper, also containing a set of tipped-in specimen pages, most of which are taken from the original printing, in slip case together with A Bibliography , published by The Whittington Press in 1996, No.36 of 80 special copies quarter bound in velum and Whittington marbled sides, with slip case (2) Lot 546 Lot 546 Whittington Press - Matrix:A Review For Printers & Bibliophiles, thirty limited edition copies comprising: numbers 1 and 2 (reprints) and 4-31, published between 1984 and 2012 (30) Lots No Lots Lot 550 Lot 551 Lot 550 Mid 18th Century oak and mahogany longcase clock by Samuel Stretch of Bristol, the mahogany veneered hood having an oak swan neck pediment, arch shaped door flanked by cylindrical pillars with Corinthian capitals, oak trunk with long door and standing on bracket feet, the arch shaped brass dial with cast spandrels, silvered chapter rings with Roman and Arabic numerals, penny moon/lunar age dial to arch and subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture to the matted centre, eight day striking movement, 223cm high Lot th Century mahogany stick barometer by C. Trassi & Co of Bristol, the case with chequered inlay, silvered plate with engraved script, 96cm high Lot 552 Large pair of 19th Century brass and cast iron beam scales by Bartlett of Bristol, having a typical black transfer printed white glazed plate by Wedgwood & Co, 98.5cm high For colour images of all lots: 89

92 Lot 553 Lot 553 Silver - Set of six Elizabeth II limited edition silver goblets commemorating the Bristol 600, makers Barker Ellis & Co, Birmingham 1972, 13cm high, combined weight 28.1oz approx, with certificates and cased Lot 555 Lot 555 Pair of 18th Century Bristol porcelain tea bowls and saucers, each of moulded fluted form and having polychrome foliate decoration, tea bowls 8cm diameter, saucers 12.5cm diameter Lot 556 Lot 556 Early 19th Century Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, the cover decorated with Bristol Hot Wells, 4.75cm wide together with a small circular enamel patch box bearing the script To the fairest and the rarest, 2cm diameter Lot 554 Lot 554 Silver - Group of George IV silver Old English pattern Exeter flatware comprising: basting spoon, pair of tablespoons and three salt spoons, maker William Woodman of Bristol, Exeter hallmarks for 1824 together with the original hand written purchase receipt dated December 24th 1824 at a total price of four pounds and fourteen shillings, combined weight 8.7oz approx Lot 557 Lot 557 Seven 17th Century - 19th Century Bristol trade tokens For colour images of all lots:

93 Lot 558 Lot 558 Clifton Rocks Railway base metal medallion issued to the passengers on the opening day March 11th 1893, together with a base metal medallion commemorating the opening of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, December 8th Lot 561 Lot 561 Books - W.J. Pountney - Old Bristol Potteries, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1920, one volume Lot 559 Lot 559 Fine quality Edwardian gilt tooled leather bound album presented to Lieutenant Colonel J.R. Bramble on his resignation as Clerk and Treasurer of the Vestry Of St Mary-le-Port, the Church Lands Charity and the Abraham Birkins Charity. Containing an illuminated letter and the signatures of the various trustees etc, dated September Lot 562 Lot 562 Books - Edward Everard - A Bristol Printing House...spoken of in several fragments, printed by Edward Everard 1902/03, one volume with decorative card covers tipped into original cloth boards Lot 560 Lot 560 Books - John Latimer - The History Of The Society Of Merchant Venturers Of The City Of Bristol, published by J.W. Arrowsmith, 1903, one full leather bound volume For colour images of all lots: Lot 563 Lot 563 Books - Trials Of The Persons Concerned In The Late Riots... which concerned Monday January 2, and ended Saturday, January 14, 1832, At the Guildhall, in the city of Bristol, Printed for the proprietor, Phillip Rose, Broadmead Four parts in one rebound part leather volume

94 Lot 564 Books - Joseph Skelton - Skelton s Etchings Of The Antiquities Of Bristol, from original sketchings by the late Hugh O Neill and other artists, published by Davey & Muskett 1825, one part leather bound volume Lot 564 Lot 565 Books - J.F. Nicholls and John Taylor - Bristol, Past And Present, published by J.W. Arrowsmith, 1882, three volumes bound as one in full leather Lot 566 Books - Thomas A. Walker - The Severn Tunnel, Its Construction And Difficulties , published by Richard Bentley & Son, 3rd edition 1891, one brown cloth bound volume Lot 565 Lot 566 Lot 567 Lot 567 Books - Arthur Cecil Powell and Joseph Littleton - A History Of Freemasonry In Bristol, published by Bennett Brothers Ltd Lot 568 Books - W.J. Pountney - Old Bristol Potteries, published by J.W. Arrowsmith, 1920, one volume Lot 569 Books - Seven Bristol related books comprising: Lesser Columbus - Greater Bristol, published by The Pelham Press 1893, John Latimer - The Annals Of Bristol In The Eighteenth Century, printed for the author 1893, Stanley Hutton - Bristol And Its Famous Associations, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1907, J.L. - Brief Romances From Bristol History, published by William George & Son 1884 x 2, Walter Ison - The Georgian Buildings Of Bristol, published by Faber & Faber, 1952 and Charles Wells - A Short History Of The Port Of Bristol, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1909 (7) Lot 570 Books - John Corry and Rev John Evans - The History Of Bristol, Civil And Ecclesiastical, published by W. Sheppard, 1816, two volumes bound as one in full leather Lot 570 Lot For colour images of all lots:

95 Lot 575 Lot 576 Lot 571 Books - William Barrett - The History And Antiquities Of The City Of Bristol, published by William Pine, 1789, one full leather bound volume Lot 572 Books - Five Bristol related books comprising: George Stone and Charles Wells (Edit) - Bristol And the Great War, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1920, R.C. Tombs - The Bristol Royal Mail, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1899, George Pryce - A Popular History Of Bristol, published W. Mack 1861, Commander J.W. Damer Powell - Bristol Privateers And Ships Of War, published by J.W. Arrowsmith 1930 and John Taylor - A Book About Bristol, published by Houlston & Sons 1872 (5) Lot 573 Books - Fourteen Bristol related books, guides and pamphlets mainly late 19th and early 20th Century (14) Lot 574 Books - Collection of 19th and 20th Century Bristol Guides and other books Lot 575 Theatre Posters - Theatre Royal, Royal Victoria Rooms and Assembly Rooms, Bristol - Ten various 19th Century posters and flyers, various sizes up to 44cm x 28cm Lot 577 Lot 578 Lot 578 Theatre Posters - Royal Victoria Rooms and Assembly Rooms, Bristol - Poster, program and two flyers relating to the appearances of The Infant Sappho in October 1844, size of poster 44cm x 28cm Lot 579 George III City Of Bristol Oath Of A Burgess, awarded to Richard Cannington Hosier and dated May 1796, an early Bristol related indenture with indistinct script and a hand written note relating to the Oath Of A Burgess awarded to John Sidney Weaver dated October Lot 580 Lot 580 After Samuel and Nathaniel Buck - Hand coloured engraving - The South East Prospect Of The City Of Bristol, 31cm x 79cm Lot 576 Theatre Posters - Theatre Royal Bristol - A collection of fifteen 19th Century posters, all dating from the 1840/s, various sizes up to 39cm x 25cm Lot 577 Theatre Posters - Theatre Royal Bristol - Eleven 19th Century printed posters comprising: six for the Winter Concerts of 1841 and five for the Promenade Concerts of 1843, various sizes up to 48cm x 19cm For colour images of all lots: Lot 581 Lot th Century English School - Watercolour - A view of the Avon Gorge, 16.5cm x 22.5cm

96 Lot 585 Lot 590 Lot 582 Francis Abel William Taylor Armstrong ( ) - Watercolour - Bedminster, Bristol, signed, titled and dated 15 July 1903, 24cm x 33cm Lot th Century hand coloured print - The New Racecourse, Bristol: The Grand Stand, 10cm x 33.5cm Lot 586 Lot 586 Kenneth S. Tadd (Contemporary) - Watercolour - View From Ashton Court, Bristol, signed, 31.5cm x 48cm A.R Lot 584 Lot 584 Kenneth Cooke (b.1924) - Oil on board - A View Of Corn Street, Bristol, signed, verso with Bristol Savages Exhibition label for 1959 titled City Streets, 42cm x 68cm A.R Lot 585 John Miller Marshall (fl ) - Original watercolour artwork for the Bristol Savages Jovial of April 1908, showing St. Mary Redcliffe, signed with initials and titled St Marys (sic) Redcliffe, 28cm x 18.5cm Lot 587 Lot 587 Kenneth S. Tadd (Contemporary) - Watercolour - Autumn Touches By The Avon, Looking Down River, signed, 36.5cm x 54.5cm A.R For colour images of all lots:

97 Lot 588 Kenneth S. Tadd (Contemporary) - Watercolour - Giants Cave And The Observatory From Nightingale Valley, signed, 33cm x 21cm A.R Lot 589 Kenneth S. Tadd (Contemporary) - Watercolour - St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, signed, 35.5cm x 23.5cm A.R Lot 590 Kenneth S. Tadd (Contemporary) - Watercolour - SS Great Britain, signed, 39.5cm x 27cm A.R Lot 593 Lot 593 Brian C. Lancaster ( ) - Watercolour - Warehouses, Redcliffe Wharf, Bristol, signed, 35.5cm x 50cm A.R Lot 594 Edward Wesson ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Bristol City Docks with St Mary Redcliffe, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed in pencil and with Fine Arts Trade Guild blind stamp, 31.75cm x 49.5cm Lot 591 Lot 591 Brian C. Lancaster ( ) - Watercolour - The Ostrich, Bathurst Basin, Bristol, signed, 31cm x 40.5cm A.R Lot 595 Lot 595 Frank Shipsides ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Away To Sea, No.215/850, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 35.5cm x 51cm Lot 592 Lot 592 Brian C. Lancaster ( ) - Watercolour - The Old Houses In Pipe Lane, Bristol, signed, verso with Bristol Savages Annual Exhibition label for 1986, 34cm x 48cm A.R For colour images of all lots: Lot 596 Frank Shipsides ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Waterfront, being a Bristol harbour scene with the barque Marques, No.833/850, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 37cm x 27.5cm

98 Silver & White Metal Lots Lot 601 Victorian Aesthetic School silver coffee pot of baluster form having engraved decoration depicting birds amongst foliage, bamboo spout and high dome cover, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1881, 29cm high, 25.5oz approx Lot 597 Lot 597 Frank Shipsides ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Return Of The SS Great Britain, No.833/850, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 25cm x 37.25cm Lot 598 Frank Shipsides ( ) - Signed limited edition print - Bristol City Docks with a three masted sailing vessel, No.345/850, published by The Alexander Gallery, signed and numbered in pencil, 35.5cm x 50.5cm Lots No Lots Lot 602 Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, the hinged cover with lion thumb piece, the collar with mask head and foliate decoration, mask head spout and scroll handle, makers John Grinsell & Sons, London 1898, 28cm high Lot 603 George V silver communion flagon, having a dome cover, scroll handle and standing on a flared circular foot, bears Latin inscription to the foot, makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1911, 30.5cm high, 29.9oz approx Lot 604 George V silver circular bowl of flared fluted form and standing on a circular foot, bears commemorative script Launch S.S. Morvah, 24th April 1926, makers Edward Barnard & Ltd, London 1919, 20cm diameter, 13.5oz approx Lot 601 Lot 602 Lot For colour images of all lots:

99 Lot 605 George III silver bowl having a beaded rim and standing on a circular foot, the underside with contemporary engraved presentation script John Sweetland, to his Godson Willm Dickens, maker William Frisbee, London 1807, 15.3oz approx Lot 609 Edward VII silver oval basket having pierced and embossed foliate decoration, makers George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1909, 26cm x 33cm, 12.8oz approx Lot 606 Lot 606 Edward VII silver Monteith standing on a circular foot, makers James Henry Barraclough & Herbert Barraclough, London 1907, 16cm diameter, 11oz approx Lot 610 Lot 610 George V silver salver having a pie-crust edge and standing on triple scroll feet, maker Robert Pringle, London 1928, 20cm diameter, 9.6oz approx Lot 607 Lot 607 Edward VII silver rose bowl having a gadrooned rim and embossed fluted decoration, makers John & William Deakin, Sheffield 1907, 19cm diameter, 16.7oz approx Lot 608 George V silver bowl having a pierced upturned rim, makers Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1910, 21cm x 17.5cm, 7.5oz approx For colour images of all lots: Lot 611 Lot 611 George V silver salver having engraved decoration, gadrooned pie-crust edge and standing on triple ball and claw feet, makers George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton, London 1913, 26cm diameter, 19oz approx Lot 612 Elizabeth II silver salver having a pie-crust edge and standing on triple pad feet, makers Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1965, 30.5cm diameter, 29oz approx

100 Lot 613 George V silver salver having a gadrooned pie-crust edge and standing on triple pad feet, makers Carrington & Co, London 1921, 31.5cm diameter, 27.7oz approx Lot 619 George V silver two handled bowl standing on a circular foot, makers Kemp Brothers, London 1928, 18.5cm high, 24.8oz approx Lot 614 Lot 614 Edward VII silver salver having a scallop and gadrooned pie-crust edge and standing on four scroll feet, maker George Howson, London 1902, 37cm diameter, 47oz approx Lot 615 Military Interest - Victorian two handled trophy cup having allover embossed foliate decoration and with presentation script 1st Sussex Rifle Volunteers, Battalion Cup, 1869, won by Volunteer Thomas Pachham, August 27th 1869, maker Alexander Macrae, London 1869, 27.75cm high, 27.4oz approx Lot 616 Military Interest - Victorian silver two handled trophy cup with presentation script Challenge Cup, to be competed for by Rifle Volunteers 13th Regimental District. Presented by Colonel R.B. Montgomery, commanding the Regimental District 1882, maker Stephen Smith, London 1876, 25.75cm high, 17.4oz approx Lot 617 George V silver two handled cup standing on a baluster pillar and circular foot, makers mark indistinct, London 1923, 23cm high, 19.3oz approx Lot 618 George V silver two handled cup standing on a circular foot, makers Kemp Brothers, London 1930, 20.25cm high, 23.6oz approx Lot 620 Lot 620 George III Irish silver three piece tea set, each piece of squat circular form and having part reeded decoration, maker James Scott, Dublin 1812, 42.9oz approx Lot 621 Lot 621 Edward VII silver four piece tea set of chamfered rectangular form and comprising: teapot, coffee pot, two handled sugar basin and cream jug, maker George Howson, Sheffield 1901, combined weight 49.9oz approx gross Lot 622 Lot 622 George V silver three piece tea set of squat circular form, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929/1930, 29.7oz approx gross For colour images of all lots:

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102 Lot 623 George V silver tea set of oval form, each piece having a gadrooned rim, makers Josiah Williams & Co, London 1924, 16.2oz approx gross Lot 624 Victorian silver three piece tea set of oval form having fluted decoration, makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1893/1894, 26.8oz approx gross Lot 625 George III silver three piece tea set, of squat circular form, makers William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1809, 44.8oz approx gross Lot 630 Pair of George V silver two handled trophy cups with covers, standing on a circular foot, one bearing the presentation script Lady Dudley s Challenge Cup (Replica), Worcestershire Hunt Point-To-Point Steeplechases, Crowle, April 2nd 1936, Mr R. Glanville s Ballykeating Capt J. Graham. 8 Runners, the other without inscription, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1935/1938, 20.5cm high, combined weight 28.9oz approx Lot 626 Matched George V silver tea set of oval form, each piece having embossed fluted decoration, the teapot, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1901, the sugar basin and cream jug Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1913, combined weight 12.2oz approx gross Lot 627 George III silver two handled cup standing on a circular foot, maker Benjamin Cartwright I, London 1761, 12.75cm high, 9.7oz approx (see illustration on page 99) Lot 628 George III Irish silver two handled cup standing on a circular foot, maker Matthew West, Dublin circa 1790, 14cm high, 13.8oz approx (see illustration on page 99) Lot 631 Lot 629 George III silver two handled cup having later embossed decoration depicting cattle in a landscape and standing on a circular foot, makers mark indistinct but probably Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1801, 15.75cm high, 11.6oz approx (see illustration on page 99) Lot 630 Lot For colour images of all lots:

103 Lot 631 George III silver oval tea caddy having embossed and engraved foliate decoration, makers Henry Chawner & John Emes, London 1796, 15cm high, 9.4oz approx Lot 632 Edward VII silver rectangular tea caddy, makers Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Sheffield 1905, 13.5cm wide, 10.2oz approx gross Lot 633 Edward VII silver tea caddy having embossed stylised foliate and scroll decoration and with presentation script To the Rev. D. Bayne-Jardine, Minister of Kier. In recognition of kind services. Tynron Parish Church, 8th June 1906, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904, 14cm high, 8oz approx Lot 634 Three small George V/George VI silver toast racks, makers Deakin & Frances, Birmingham 1922, William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1934 and Thomas Bishton, Birmingham 1944, combined weight 6.3oz approx Lot 636 Lot 635 George III Irish silver two handled cup of goblet form, standing on a flared circular foot, maker George West, Dublin 1798, 17cm high, 14.4oz approx Lot 636 George III oval silver cruet stand having a central loop handle and with seven matched bottles, makers Robert Hennell I & David Hennell II, London circa 1800, 25.5cm high Lot 637 George III silver seven bottle cruet stand having a raised central handle, gadrooned rim and standing on four scroll supports, maker Charles Hollinshed, Birmingham 1817, 21cm high, 20.5oz approx Lot 638 Lot 638 George III silver and cut glass seven bottle cruet, the central loop handle with embossed acanthus decoration, rectangular base with foliate border and standing on four paw feet, makers Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1819, 25.5cm high, 34oz approx nett Lot 639 Pair of Elizabeth II cast silver candlesticks, of 18th Century style, each column with a double knop and standing on a square foot, makers Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1972, 16cm high, combined weight 22oz approx Lot 639 For colour images of all lots: 101

104 Lot 643 Lot 641 Lot 640 Pair of George VI silver sauce boats, each having a scroll handle with acanthus decoration and standing on triple scallop supports, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1939, 19.5cm long, combined weight 17.1oz approx Lot 641 Mid 19th Century Russian silver cup and cover having a high scroll handle and with niello decoration depicting a figure on horseback, no makers mark, indistinct assayers mark dated 1843 and Moscow City mark also dated 1843, 15.5cm high, 8.3oz approx Lot 642 Mid 19th Century Russian silver champagne flute by Alexander Nordent Gotkovski, having niello decoration depicting the Alexander Column and a riverside scene, base with makers mark, assayers mark for Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky dated 1848 and 84 zolotnik mark, 16cm high, 3.3oz approx Lot 643 George III silver baluster shaped tankard, the scroll handle with acanthus decoration, having later engraved decoration and standing on a circular foot, maker possibly William Turton, London 1769, 13.5cm high, 12.8oz approx Lot 642 Lot 644 Pair of 20th Century silver hexagonal bowls, each with pierced decoration, S.J. Levi & Co, Birmingham 1931 and A.Taite & Sons, London 1964, 14.5cm wide, combined weight 5.7oz approx For colour images of all lots:

105 Lot 645 Pair of Edward VII silver bon bon dishes, of quatrefoil form, each having typical pierced and embossed decoration and standing on triple ball feet, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1905/1906, 13.5cm wide, combined weight 2.7oz approx Lot 646 George II silver baluster shaped mug with scroll handle and standing on a circular foot, maker Isaac Cookson, Newcastle 1730, 9.5cm high, 6.8oz approx Lot 647 George III silver helmet shaped cream jug having a reeded rim and base rim, maker Hester Bateman, no date letter, 10cm high, 3.8oz approx Lot 651 Lot 651 George V silver four piece tea set, each piece having a beaded rim, makers William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1919/1920, combined weight 35.4oz approx. gross Lot 652 Pair of George IV silver sauce boats, each having a high loop handle and standing on triple pad feet, makers Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1931, 15.5cm long, combined weight 7.7oz approx Lot 653 Pair of Edward VIII silver sauce boats, each having a high loop handle and standing on triple pad feet, makers Viner s Ltd, Sheffield 1936, 14.75cm long, combined weight 7.1oz approx Lot 648 Lot 648 George II silver brandy warmer having a flared rim and turned walnut handle, maker George Greenhill Jones, London 1744, 9cm diameter Lot 649 George III silver wine funnel having a reeded rim, maker A.H., London 1811, 13cm high, 2.4oz approx Lot 650 Lot 650 George III silver pap boat, the underside with engraved monogram, maker Hester Bateman, London 1786, 11.5cm long, 1.7oz approx For colour images of all lots: Lot 654 Lot 654 Edward VII silver helmet shaped cream jug having a high loop handle and standing on a square foot, makers W.E. Hill & Co, London 1904, 12.5cm high, 2.7oz approx

106 Lot 655 Lot 655 Victorian silver baluster shaped cream jug standing on triple pad feet, maker William Aitken, 11.5cm high, 2.7oz approx Lot 657 Lot 657 Victorian engraved silver teapot of broad baluster form, having an acorn knop and standing on a circular foot, makers Edward & John Barnard, London 1856, 19.5cm high, 22.5oz approx gross Lot 658 Victorian oval baluster shaped silver coffee pot, the body with fluted decoration, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1894, 21cm high, 23.1oz approx gross Lot 659 George V oval silver sucriere having a swing handle and standing on an oval foot, makers Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1923, 13cm wide, 5.1oz approx Lot 656 Lot 656 Victorian baluster shaped cream jug having embossed decoration depicting birds amongst foliage, high loop handle and standing on triple pad feet, maker John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1896, 12cm high, 3.6oz approx Lot 660 George V silver baluster shaped coffee pot having presentation script Presented to Mr J.T. Walton, M.B.E., by the employees of The Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine Co.Ltd, as a token of esteem, June 11th 1918, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1913, 20cm high, 20.9oz approx gross Lot 661 Victorian oval silver coffee pot having embossed fluted decoration, makers Plante & Co, Birmingham 1892, 24cm high, 21.4oz approx gross For colour images of all lots:

107 Lot 662 Lot 662 Late 19th/early 20th Century white metal casket of quatrefoil form having allover chased foliate decoration, the hinged cover with central embossed knop, standing on scroll feet, the underside stamped 800, 18.5cm wide, 16.1oz approx Lot 665 Lot 665 George IV silver teapot of squat circular form, the handle with embossed acanthus decoration, foliate knop and standing on a circular foot, maker John Watson, Sheffield 1821, 15.5cm high, 23.2oz approx gross Lot 663 Lot 663 Victorian silver teapot of octagonal form having a high dome cover, maker Edward Hutton, London 1882, 19cm high, 16.4oz approx gross Lot 666 Lot 666 Edward VII silver milk jug of squat circular form having a ruffled rim and high loop handle, makers Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1904, 15cm high to top of handle, 11oz approx Lot 664 Lot 664 George IV silver teapot of squat circular form having allover embossed foliate decoration, maker William Hewitt, London 1822, 15.5cm high, 23oz approx gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 667 Lot 667 George V engine turned silver hip flask to contain 5/8 of a pint, makers James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1929, 19.75cm high, 9.7oz approx

108 Lot 668 George III silver sifting spoon having later embossed chased and pierced decoration, makers mark indistinct, London 1807, 17.5cm long, 1.4oz approx Lot 669 Lot 669 Set of four Edward VII silver menu holders, each formed as a chick emerging from an egg, makers Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1908, 3cm high, combined weight 2.6oz approx Lot 672 Lot 672 Late 19th/early 20th Century Continental white metal etui case in the form of a lady s stockinged leg, having a hinged cover, indistinct hallmarks, 7.5cm high Lot 670 Lot 670 George VI silver and enamel square shaped powder compact, the cover decorated with a fox in a landscape, maker Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1937, 7cm wide Lot 673 Lot 673 William IV engine turned silver vinaigrette in the form of a book, makers Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1832, 3.5cm long Lot 671 Lot 671 Pair of George V silver novelty sugar nips formed as a Chinese Temple Lion with elongated arms, maker Berthold Hermann Muller, London Lot 674 Lot 674 Victorian silver Hunting Horn combined vinaigrette and scent bottle, the hinged cover opening to reveal an engraved and pierced grille, makers Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1875, also with registration lozenge for 1870, 8cm long, 1oz approx For colour images of all lots:

109 Lot th Century white metal toddy ladle, the bowl having embossed decoration depicting birds amongst foliage, inset with a Queen Anne 4d dated 1706 and engraved with the initials H.W.M., twisted baleen handle, 41.5cm long Lot 675 Lot 675 Victorian rectangular engraved silver vinaigrette, the hinged cover opening to reveal a silver gilt grille with engraved and pierced foliate decoration, maker Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1840, 4cm wide, 1oz approx Lot 679 George V silver mounted roller blotter having engine turned decoration, the central handle mounted with a golf ball, makers Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1934, 13.5cm wide Lot 680 Set of four Victorian silver salts of quatrefoil form, each standing on four ball feet, with matching spoons and clear glass liners, makers Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1900, 5cm diameter, combined weight 3.7oz approx Lot 676 Lot 676 Victorian silver rectangular vinaigrette having allover engraved foliate scrolls, maker Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1845, 4cm wide, 0.8oz approx Lot 681 Lot 681 Victorian Scottish silver letter opener formed as a claymore, makers Wilson & Sharp, Edinburgh 1899, 20.5cm long Lot 677 Lot 677 Victorian silver oval snuff box having chased foliate and engraved decoration, the hinged cover with presentation script Presented to Mr Andw Jamieson, from an esteemed friend, makers Foxall & Co, Birmingham 1850, 8.5m wide, 2.4oz approx For colour images of all lots: Lot 682 Victorian embossed silver handled crumb brush, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1898, overall length 17cm Lot 683 George V silver tea infusing spoon, makers Hammond, Turner & Sons, Birmingham 1914, 14.25cm long, 1.2oz approx Lot 684 Set of four white metal circular pin dishes, each stamped Sterling, 8.5cm diameter, combined weight 2.7oz approx

110 Lot 689 Elizabeth II silver six piece condiment set comprising: two of mustards pots, pepperettes and salts, with spoons, makers Garrard & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1967, combined weight 8.9oz approx, cased Lot 685 Lot 685 Art Nouveau silver and enamel napkin ring, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1905, for Liberty & Co, possibly to a design by Archibald Knox, 3.8cm wide Lot 690 Pair of Georgian silver berry spoons with matching sifting spoon, each with typical later embossed and chased decoration, various makers and dates, in a fitted blue velvet and silk lined case, combined weight 5.1oz approx Lot 686 Lot 686 Silver napkin ring, by R.E. Stone, London 1935, retailed by Asprey, London, with a stylised crown, made to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V Lot 687 Edward VII silver picture frame having a gadrooned rim, maker William Neale, Birmingham 1907, overall width 20.5cm Lot 691 Lot 691 Victorian silver oval cake basket, having a swing handle, pierced decoration and standing on a pierced oval splayed foot with scroll terminals, makers Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1851, 22.5cm x 28.5cm, 15.8oz approx Lot 688 Lot 688 Edward VIII silver banded oak pepper mill, makers Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1936, 10cm high Lot 692 Lot 692 Edward VII silver wirework rectangular bread basket, maker George Howson, Sheffield 1901, 31.5cm wide, 24.1oz approx For colour images of all lots:

111 Lot 693 Eleven George III silver Old English pattern table forks, makers George Smith & William Fearn, London 1787, 24.5oz approx Lot 694 Set of six George III Scottish silver Pointed Old English pattern tablespoons, maker probably A. Brown, Edinburgh 1795, 12.1oz approx Lot 695 Pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, maker George Ferris, Exeter 1816 together with a pair of George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker probably William Welch, Exeter 1813, combined weight 7oz approx Lot 693 Lot 696 Three George III Old English pattern tablespoons, maker probably William Welch, Exeter 1809 and 1814, combined weight 6.1oz approx Lot 697 Pair of George IV Fiddle pattern gravy spoons, maker William Eaton, London 1828, 30cm long, combined weight 9.9oz approx Lot 694 Lot 698 Eight 18th Century silver tablespoons, comprising: a pair with indistinct Britannia Standard marks, a pair, maker John Lampfert, London 1768 and four others, combined weight 17.1oz approx Lot 699 George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoon, makers mark indistinct, London 1779, 28cm long, 3.5oz approx Lot 698 Lot 700 Pair of George III Scottish Provincial silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons by Robert Keay of Perth, circa 1790, 23cm long, combined weight 4.3oz approx Lot 701 Set of six Victorian silver fish knives, the embossed pistol grips formed as a grotesque fish, the blades with engraved decoration and also formed as a fish, makers Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1849, 24.5cm long, weighted For colour images of all lots: Lot

112 Lot 702 Lot 703 Lot 702 Composite set of six 18th Century silver Dog Nose three tine table forks, each having later chased decoration depicting a lion mask, a bearded man and scrolling foliage, various makers and dates, 12.5oz approx Lot 703 Set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker John Stone, Exeter 1851, combined weight 14.3oz approx Lot 704 Pair of Edward VII bone handled engraved silver fish servers, maker George Howson, Sheffield Lot 705 Set of twelve Victorian silver Fiddle And Thread pattern table forks, maker George Aldwinckle, eight London 1859 and four London 1845, combined weight 37.5oz approx Lot For colour images of all lots:

113 Lot 706 Set of Victorian silver dessert cutlery comprising: sixteen knives and fifteen forks, each piece having an engraved handle with bead border, makers Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1863, 64oz approx gross Lot 707 Victorian silver part canteen, crested, maker George Angel, London 1865 & 1866, comprising: basting spoon, pair of ladles, six tablespoons, ten table forks, nine dessert spoons and ten dessert forks, 77oz approx Lot 708 Set of twelve Elizabeth II limited edition silver Tichborne Celebrity spoons No.860/5050, London , 12cm long, combined weight 8.4oz approx Lot 709 Indian white metal four piece tea set having allover tight-knit foliate decoration and comprising: teapot, covered sucriere, covered cream jug and rectangular tray, width of tray 34.75cm, combined weight 58oz approx Lot 710 Lot 710 Indian white metal coffee pot having allover tight-knit foliate decoration, dome cover with bird knop, serpent handle and standing on a circular foot, 23cm high, 20.5oz approx Lot 711 Indian white metal goblet having allover tightknit foliate decoration and standing on a circular foot, 20.25cm high, 11.9oz approx Lot 712 Middle Eastern white metal shallow dish having allover chased decoration depicting stylised foliage, animals and buildings, standing on three ball feet, 30cm diameter Lots No Lots Lot 711 For colour images of all lots: 111

114 Jewellery Lots Lot 716 Lot 716 Certificated single stone diamond 18ct gold ring, the Princess cut stated as weighing 1.06 carats, clarity VS2 and colour K, size J½, 5.3g gross. The Independent Diamond Grading Report number , dated 26th August Lot 718 Lot 718 Single stone diamond ring, the old brilliant cut calculated as weighing approximately 1.36 carats, set to a six claw mount, size Q½, 2g gross Lot 719 Lot 719 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut stone 8.8mm long, with four brilliants above and four below between roll over shoulders set with a graduate trio of baguettes to each, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.85 carats, size N, 4.6g gross Lot 717 Lot 717 Single stone diamond 18ct gold ring, London 1998, the brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.6 carats, between shoulders channel set with five diamonds to each, the ten brilliants totalling approximately 0.25 carats, size Q, 3.3g gross, cased Lot 720 Lot 720 Diamond single stone 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1883, the old cut brilliant of approximately 0.45 carats, size O½, 4.3g gross For colour images of all lots:

115 Lot 721 Lot ct gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval faceted sapphire within a diamond surround Lot 724 Lot 724 Diamond Art Deco style cluster ring, the central brilliant of approximately 0.5 carats with a trio of baguettes and pairs of single cuts above and below, with pairs of small brilliants either side above two rows of single cuts to the shoulders, size L½, 6.8g gross Lot 722 Lot 722 Late George IV single stone diamond mourning ring, the silver collet set diamond of approximately 1.2 carats estimated, to a black enamel shield shaped head, the underside of the head inscribed Ambrose Williams - 20 Feb Aet, 74, size U, 9.1g gross Lot 725 Lot 725 Black opal and diamond dress ring, the long oval cabochon, 3.3cm long of predominately blue/ green colour play, with off-set shoulders with five brilliant cuts to each, the ten diamonds totalling approximately 0.5 carats, size P½, 13.6g gross, cased Lot 723 Lot th Century single stone diamond ring, the old cut stone of cushion shape measuring approximately 7mm x 8mm x 3.4mm deep, with a large culet, to a black and white enamelled mount, size Q, 4.8g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 726 Lot 726 Opal and diamond cluster ring, the oval cabochon 15.7mm long, enclosed by twenty single cut diamonds, size Q, 10.7g gross

116 Lot 727 Lot 727 Opal and Diamond 18ct gold cluster ring, the oval cabochon 10mm long, enclosed by fourteen brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 0.28 carats, size N, 4.2g gross Lot 730 Lot 730 Diamond set 14ct white gold ring, the two rows of baguettes punctuated by three diamond set heart motifs with outer bands of diamonds, size L, 6.9g gross Lot 728 Lot 728 Rose quartz Arts & Crafts silver ring attributed to Bernard Instone, the cabochon enclosed by incised leaves and flower head motifs, stamped Silver, size O Lot 731 Lot 731 Diamond half hoop ring, composed of four pairs of brilliant cuts alternating with trios of baguettes, the seventeen diamonds totalling approximately 0.5 carats, size N, 4.5g gross Lot 729 Lot 729 Diamond crossover ring, one side set with an oval cut of approximately 0.5 carats, to the other a six stone star motif, size M, 4.8g gross Lot 732 Lot 732 Five stone Asscher cut diamond ring, the graduated stones totalling approximately 1.5 carats, size M½, 3.6g gross For colour images of all lots:

117 Lot 733 Lot 733 Diamond and emerald ring, the square step cut stone 6mm square, flanked either side by pairs of small brilliants to each shoulder, size O, 6.2g gross Lot 736 Lot 736 Ruby and diamond dress ring, the three oval cut stones with pairs of brilliant cut diamonds between, the eight diamonds totalling approximately 0.12 carats, size N, 4.7g gross Lot 734 Lot 734 Emerald and diamond dress ring, the three oval cut stones with pairs of brilliant cut diamonds between, the eight diamonds totalling approximately 0.12 carats, size O, 3.6g gross Lot 737 Lot 737 Seven stone diamond cluster ring, to an 18ct import hallmarked yellow gold mount, London 1989, the modern brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 2.85 carats, size P Lot 735 Lot 735 Sapphire and diamond dress ring, the three oval cut stones with pairs of brilliant cut diamonds between, the eight diamonds totalling approximately 0.12 carats, size N, 4.5g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 738 Lot 738 Diamond single stone ring, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.65 carats, with a single cut diamond to each shoulder, size J½, 2.8g gross

118 Lot 739 Lot 739 Three stone diamond ring, the graduated old cuts totalling approximately 1.1 carats, to a crossover design, size N, 3g gross Lot 742 Lot 742 Diamond cluster ring, the thirty-five brilliant cuts totalling approximately 1 carat, size M½, 5.3g gross Lot 740 Lot 740 Three stone diamond ring, the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.44 carats, size O, 1.7g gross Lot 743 Lot 743 Single stone opal ring, the oval cabochon measuring approximately 11.5mm x 8mm, size L, 3g gross Lot 741 Lot 741 Sapphire and diamond flower head cluster 18ct gold ring, London 1981, the oval cut stone 8mm long enclosed by eight petals each set with six brilliant cuts and two single cuts, with a single cut diamond between each petal, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.96 carats, size J½, 7g gross Lot 744 Lot 744 Hardstone cameo ring, the agate carved with a classical female in profile, size Q, 6.3g gross For colour images of all lots:

119 Lot 745 Lot 745 Five stone diamond 18ct gold ring, the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.84 carats, size P½, 4.3g gross Lot 748 Lot 748 Diamond single stone two colour ring, the box set brilliant of approximately 0.08 carats, size S, 5.1g gross Lot 746 Lot 746 Five stone diamond ring, the graduated old cuts totalling approximately 0.85 carats, with rose diamond points between, to a curved head mount, size Q, 3.1g gross Lot 749 Lot 749 Blue topaz and diamond dress ring, signed Magie, the scissor cut topaz measuring approximately 19.8mm x 13mm, set across the finger, each sloping shoulder pavé set with fifteen brilliant cuts, the thirty diamonds totalling approximately 0.75 carats, size U, 15.1g gross Lot 747 Lot 747 Five stone diamond ring, the graduated millegrain set brilliants totalling approximately 0.7 carats, size O, 2.5g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 750 Lot 750 Continental ring, the head with an archaic Greco/ Roman figural group, unmarked, size P, 16.6g gross

120 Lot 751 Lot 751 Synthetic blue sapphire and cubic zirconia dress ring, the large step cut between pavé set panel shoulders, size T, 12.8g gross, with a sapphire and diamond 9ct gold ring Lot 754 Lot 754 Rhodolite garnet, diamond and seed pearl cluster ring, the central pearl (untested and unwarranted) enclosed by six round cut garnets, all within a rose diamond set border to a trifurcated shouldered shank, size O½ Lot 752 Lot 752 Black opal and diamond cluster ring, the oval shallow cabochon 15.5mm long, enclosed by eighteen brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.9 carats, size M, 7.4g gross Lot 755 Lot 755 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut approximately 7mm long, enclosed by ten single cut diamonds, size U, 4.1g gross Lot 753 Lot 753 Black opal and diamond cluster ring, the oval cabochon 15mm long, of predominately blue colour play, enclosed by eight brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.32 carats, size J½, 6.8g gross Lot 756 Lot 756 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the round cut stone enclosed by nine old brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.5 carats, size N, 2.4g gross, cased For colour images of all lots:

121 Lot 757 Lot 757 Andrew Grima ruby and diamond Manhattan ring, signed Grima, A.G. Ltd., London 1976, the four square cut rubies and two brilliant cut diamonds, the latter totalling approximately 0.24 carats, set in rising and falling blocks with some open squares between, size R, 15.3g gross, inscribed to the inside MCA-CSA Lot 759 Lot 759 Three stone coral and pearl 22ct gold ring, the coral bead approximately 7.5mm diameter, flanked each side by a pearl (untested and unwarranted) of approximately 4mm diameter, size O½, 5g gross Lot 760 Lot ct gold signet ring, with monogrammed oval head, size T, 12g gross Lot 758 Lot 758 Single stone diamond 18ct gold Pyramid ring designed by Andrew Grima for H.J. Co., London 1965, the rising four sided mount with an allover squared texturing set with an old cut brilliant of approximately 0.9 carats, size Q, 15.4g gross The vendor supplied Haller with the diamond requesting some suggested new design for it. He received three watercolour designs back from Grima, settling for the one we see here today. Unfortunately none of the watercolours were retained by the vendor For colour images of all lots: Lot 761 Lot 761 Arts & Crafts pink tourmaline gold ring, the oval cut stone flanked each side by oak leaves to the shoulders, unmarked, size P, 2.6g gross

122 Lot 762 Lot 762 Diamond cluster ring, the central panel set with twelve brilliant cuts arranged in three rows, with five single cuts to each side, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.89 carats, size N, 10.5g gross Lot 765 Lot 765 Diamond bracelet, the seventeen kiss links set with baguette diamonds throughout, 17.5cm long Lot 763 Lot 763 Emerald dress ring, circa 1975, the nine small round cut stones set randomly amongst a rough cast abstract head, size O, 13g gross Lot 766 Lot 766 Pair of diamond 18ct white gold earrings, London 1999 of crossover design, each set with approximately thirty-three baguette cut diamonds Lot 764 Lot 764 Diamond cluster ring, in 18ct white gold, London 1999, set with approximately forty baguette cuts, size M½ Lot 767 Lot 767 Rose diamond pendant, the eight stones to a cluster design, 1.7cm across, on a chain For colour images of all lots:

123 Lot 768 Lot 768 Single stone diamond pendant, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.4 carats, claw set in 18ct white gold on a 18ct white gold box link chain, 40cm long Lot 770 Lot 770 Edwardian turquoise and diamond pendant, the cluster of twelve diamonds enclosing a turquoise of approximately 7mm diameter, with two knife edge suspended diamond drops below and a diamond set bale above, the diamonds totalling approximately 1.3 carats, 3.5cm long overall, 3.4g gross Lot 769 Lot 769 Late Victorian seed pearl pendant/brooch, tagged 15ct of flower head design, with a similarly set detachable bale, to a rope chain with a foliate seed pearl set frontispiece, (all pearls are untested and unwarranted) pendant 3.2cm long including the bale, chain 36cm long For colour images of all lots: Lot 771 Lot 771 Diamond and emerald spray pendant, set with five oval cut emeralds and fifteen brilliant cut diamonds, one setting vacant, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.37 carats, 4cm long including the bale

124 Lot 772 Lot 772 Liberty & Co moonstone and sapphire Art Nouveau brooch, the four moonstones with three small sapphire cabochons to a gold and silver leaf frame, unmarked, 3.2cm long, 3.4g gross, in an unassociated case Lot 773 Lot 773 Diamond panel brooch, the rectangular open work scroll frame set with rose cut diamonds and three brilliant cuts, the latter totalling approximately 0.5 carats, 5cm long, 11.4g gross Lot 775 Lot 775 Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers diamond and enamel Regimental sweetheart brooch, with enamel banner and detail to the crown surmount, set throughout with single cut diamonds, 3.5cm long, 8.6g gross Lot 774 Lot 774 Diamond and ruby brooch, the central round cut ruby within a hexafoil openwork mount with three diamond points either side has four scrolls issuing and enclosing a diamond to each, the diamonds totalling approximately 1.1 carats, 4.8cm long, 7g gross Lot 776 Lot 776 Diamond and pearl spray brooch set with rose cuts and centred with a pearl (untested and unwarranted) For colour images of all lots:

125 Lot 777 Lot 777 Ruby set cockerel brooch, the textured body in profile with a ruby set eye, comb and wattle, 4cm across, 19g gross Lot 780 Lot 780 Multigem and enamel butterfly brooch, the green enamelled abdomen with three rose cut diamonds, an opal thorax and cabochon set eyes to the head, the rose diamond set wings with ruby and sapphire trim, 3.8cm across, 11.3g gross Lot 781 Lot 781 Ruby and diamond crescent brooch the nine graduated round cuts with pairs of single cut diamonds between, 5cm long, 5.4g gross Lot 778 Lot 778 Late Victorian diamond, ruby and pearl bow brooch, the bow motif set with twenty-four old cut diamonds, to the centre is a cushion shaped ruby approximately 6mm square, with a diamond point above, below is a diamond set cusp to a tear shaped pearl (untested and unwarranted) of approximately 5mm across, brooch 3.2cm across Lot 779 Lot 779 Ruby Line brooch, the sixteen oval cut rubies, each approximately 3.5mm long, to an unmarked gallery mount, 5.5cm long For colour images of all lots: Lot 782 Lot 782 Unusual shell cameo brooch, the Three Graces carved shell to a gold Arts & Crafts opal set frame, 7cm long, unmarked

126 Lot 783 Lot 783 Large amethyst and silver gilt Arts & Crafts brooch, in the style of John Paul Cooper for the Artificers Guild, the round cabochon enclosed by two rows of gilded leaves, unmarked, cabochon 3cm in diameter, brooch 5.5cm diameter overall Lot 786 Lot 786 Victorian heart pendant, with turquoise to the front and having a locket back, with a revolving seal, one panel bloodstone, the other jasper, stamped 10, probably Canadian, circa Lot 784 Lot 784 Flower brooch, the two flower heads, each centred with a small diamond, 4.5cm long, 4.6g gross Lot 787 Lot 787 Victorian Fox mask diamond set brooch, with well modelled features, face on, with rose diamond set eyes, 2cm across, 5.1g gross Lot 785 Lot 785 Ruby set palm leaf spray brooch, the six leaves with an arched tie of six rubies, 4cm long, 12.6g gross Lot 788 Lot 788 9ct gold bee brooch, by Barnet Henry Joseph, Birmingham 1917, the well modelled insect to a bar brooch, 4.2cm long, 5g gross For colour images of all lots:

127 Lot 789 Lot 789 Diamond set Fox mask bar brooch, circa 1900, the rose diamond set head with ruby eyes, enclosed by an open circle alternate set with rose cut and old Swiss cut diamonds, all to a knife edge base, 4.5cm long, 3.7g gross Lot 790 Lot 790 Victorian Wedgwood style brooch, the cut corner rectangular panel with a classical figure to each side, in a plain mount, 2.4cm long Lot 792 Lot 792 Unusual painted porcelain heart panel brooch, painted by George Jessop ( ), showing a peacock perched on a balustrade beside an urn with flowers in a garden with cedar trees to the distance, in a mount, stamped 9ct to the side, with a cord border, signed in red to the reverse, measuring 3cm long and 3cm at the widest point George Jessop was a decorator for Royal Crown Derby and also Sampson & Hancock. Bamfords auctioneers sold a Sampson & Hancock oval shaped dish decorated by Jessop with a similar peacock scene, 21/3/ Lot 791 Lot 791 Austrian Eygptianesque brooch of a Pharaohs bust, the hardstone carved head with a rose diamond band to the enamelled head dress with similarly enamelled side pieces, control marks to the catch and makers mark C.B., 4cm long, 4.2g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 793 Lot 793 Collection of Bohemian garnet gilded jewellery, comprising: a cluster pendant of tear shape, 6cm long overall, a bracelet of cluster links, 16cm long, a brooch to match the bracelet and a pair of cluster drop earrings

128 Lot 794 Lot 794 Amethyst and diamond pendant, the oval cut stone 15.5mm long, enclosed by fourteen brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.7 carats, on a 14ct white gold chain, 49cm long, pendant and chain 11.6g gross, cased Lot 797 Lot 797 Arts & Crafts moonstone silver bar brooch, the heart shaped cabochon to one end enclosed by scroll and bead work, unmarked, 6.5cm long, cased Lot 795 Lot 795 Jade Arts & Crafts copper and silver brooch, the circular shallow cabochon to a round copper mount with applied silver motifs, beads and cord border, unmarked, jade 1.5cm diameter, brooch 3cm diameter Lot 798 Lot 798 Green tourmaline and mabe pearl Arts & Crafts dress clip, in the style of Dorrie Nossiter, stamped with a Longship mark with H.M.S. below, the oval cut cabochon with the mabe pearl below all within a frame of cut vine leaves, bead berries and tendrils, the cabochon 1.6cm long, the clip 3.7cm long overall Lot 796 Lot 796 Pair of Charles Horner silver and enamel Art Nouveau brooches, Chester 1908, converted from hat pins, 2.8cm long Lot 799 Lot 799 Agate Arts & Crafts penannular brooch, attributed to George Hunt, the pin with a panel end set with a cabochon, with three beads and a wire spiral, the circular frame with wire wrapped ends and button terminals, unmarked, pin 7cm long, brooch 4.5cm in diameter For colour images of all lots:

129 Lot 800 Lot 800 Unusual zircon and white sapphire silver Arts & Crafts dress clip, attributed to Bernard Instone, the oval cut honey coloured stone set at an angle, with colourless round and step cut stones to the shaped wire work and incised leaf frame, unmarked 3.8cm long, 3cm across Lot 803 Lot 803 Cornelian Arts & Crafts bar brooch, by Dorrie Nossiter, the oval cabochon within bead and wire work, with a hooded catch for the pin, unmarked, 5.5cm long Lot 801 Lot 801 Rare A.E. Jones silver Ruskin mounted Arts & Crafts brooch, Birmingham 1909, the circular mottled ceramic panel enclosed by a leaf and berry border mount, 2.8cm in diameter Lot 804 Lot 804 Pair of emerald earrings, composed of two rows of six round cut emeralds, 6.7g gross Lot 802 Lot 802 Citrine silver and gilded Arts & crafts brooch, attributed to the Artificers Guild, the triangular frame with an oval cut stone to the centre, with beaded florets and leaves, having an oval cut stone below, unmarked, 3.5cm long For colour images of all lots: Lot 805 Lot 805 Pair of French Retro-Modern diamond and sapphire earclips, the stylised ribbon surmount centred with a sapphire having two articulated drops below, each composed of a graduated line of diamonds with a sapphire terminal, 3cm long, 18.6g gross, with control marks

130 Lot 806 Lot 806 Pair of diamond hoop earrings, each channel set with seven graduated brilliant cuts, the fourteen diamonds totalling approximately 0.7 carats, 12.3g gross, cased Lot 809 Lot 809 Pair of French diamond earclips, the central line of baguettes flanked either side by graduated rows of brilliants to a diamond set ribbon tie, the diamonds totalling approximately 3 carats, 3.3cm long, 13.5g gross, with control marks Lot 807 Lot 807 Pair of diamond earrings, composed of two lines of baguette cuts with lines of brilliant cuts between and either side Lot 810 Lot 810 Pair of diamond earrings, of eye shape with a centre of nine graduated baguettes, enclosed by lines of brilliant cut diamonds to either side, the seventy-eight diamonds totalling approximately 1.8 carats, 9g gross Lot 808 Lot 808 Pair of diamond hoop earrings, each pavé set with fifty small brilliants to each, the hundred diamonds totalling approximately 1 carat, 8.8g gross Lot 811 Lot 811 Pair of opal and diamond cluster drop earrings, the oval cabochons 7mm long, enclosed by single cuts with a box set single cut to the fitting above, 4g gross For colour images of all lots:

131 Lot 812 Lot 812 Pair of synthetic opal and cubic zirconia cluster earrings of ballerina design, 9g gross Lot 816 Lot 816 Pair of two colour Panther hoop earrings, the plain polished band with a Panther head terminal, 3cm diameter, 14.3g gross Lot 813 Lot 813 Pair of sapphire and diamond hoop earrings, the stone rows of sapphires with diamond points between, 13.9g gross Lot 817 Lot 817 Pair of three colour bamboo earrings, composed of three bands of bamboo, 14g gross Lot 814 Lot 814 Pair of diamond single stone earstuds, the brilliant cuts totalling approx carats, 1.5g gross Lot 818 Lot 818 Pair of Victorian gold earrings, the oval shaped drops to fish hook wires, 5.6g gross Lot 815 Lot 815 Pair of diamond drop earrings, the articulated shaped stirrup baton and lozenge links set throughout with single cut diamonds, converted from a bracelet For colour images of all lots: Lot 819 Lot 819 Pair of diamond set earrings, the textured small hoops set with eight small brilliants to each, the sixteen diamonds totalling approximately 0.32 carats, 7.5g gross

132 Lot 820 Lot 820 Late Victorian seed pearl necklace, the leaf and flowerhead frontispiece to a rope chain back piece, with attaching hook for a brooch/pendant, 19cm long, 12.6g gross, in a Goldsmiths, Silversmiths Co Ltd case (pearls are untested and unwarranted) Lot 822 Lot 822 Two stone emerald pendant, the box set step cut approximately 11.5mm x 8mm x 6.7mm deep, with a pendeloque cut emerald below, approximately 10mm long x 7.2mm widest and 6.2mm deep, to a Brazilian link chain, 42cm long, 11.6g gross Lot 821 Lot 821 Late Victorian diamond and seed pearl pendant brooch, of flowerhead design, centred with an old cut brilliant of approximately 0.15 carats, and rose cut diamond points between the pearl set petals, pearl set bale, detachable brooch fitting, 3.5cm long including the bale, in a Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co ltd case (pearls are untested and unwarranted) Lot 823 Lot 823 Barnet Henry Joseph peridot set Art Nouveau gold pendant, the scroll frame set with two oval cuts and an oval cut drop below, chain suspension with bale above, stamped B.H.J. 9ct, 4.5cm long excluding the bale, 3.4g gross For colour images of all lots:

133 Lot 824 Lot 824 Diamond and black diamond 18ct white gold pendant of open circle design, pave set with diamonds and an inner trim of black diamonds, on a 9ct white gold chain, pendant 1.8cm in diameter, chain 44cm long, 6.7g gross Lot 826 Lot 826 Garnet set Arts & Crafts pendant, the oval cut stone to a square mount with wire work applied decoration, with a drop below of leaves and beads, unmarked, 4.7cm long excluding the bale Lot 825 Lot 825 Liberty & Co moonstone Art Nouveau silver pendant, set with a large round cabochon and five smaller cabochons above, on a chain, unmarked, pendant 3cm long excluding the bale, chain 51cm long For colour images of all lots: Lot 827 Lot 827 Liberty & Co moonstone and enamel Art Nouveau silver pendant, to a design by Jessie M. King, the oval cabochon enclosed by enamelled stylised leaves, on a chain, unmarked, pendant 2.4cm across, chain 44cm long

134 Lot 828 Lot 828 Charles Horner silver and enamel Art Nouveau pendant necklace Chester 1909, the heart shaped blue enamel centre within a similarly shaped stud decorated frame, with a blue enamel divider above to the chain, pendant 2.5cm long, length of chain 47cm overall Lot 830 Lot 830 Amethyst, citrine and blister pearl Art Nouveau silver pendant, the oval cut quartz with a spray of stylised leaves above, with the blister pearl drop beneath and citrine above, unmarked, 4.5cm long overall Lot 829 Lot 829 Chrysoprase set Arts & Crafts silver pendant, the two oval cabochons with a scroll and flower head frame with a Chrysoprase drop beneath, on a chain, unmarked, pendant 5.3cm long excluding the bale, the chain 60cm long Lot 831 Lot 831 Elaborate Arts & Crafts moonstone and turquoise silver pendant necklace, the trefoil shaped pendant with wire scroll work and set with a central moonstone cabochon and six small turquoise cabochons, with a conforming suspension and chain divider above, on a chain, the chain with two wire scroll points and an S shaped catch, unmarked, pendant 7.6cm long overall, chain 42cm long, in an unassociated case For colour images of all lots:

135 Lot 836 Aquamarine, pink tourmaline and cultured pearl necklace, the carved aquamarine beads alternating with polished pink tourmaline beads and pairs of cultured pearls between, to a rose diamond set clasp, 40cm long, 19g gross Lot 832 Lot 832 Good early 20th Century colourless and pink paste necklace, the scroll link back chain to a drop frontispiece having a central scroll work panel with drops, 47cm long, unmarked Lot 834 Lot 833 Lot 833 Parure of Victorian silver jewellery in the original fitted case, circa 1880, comprising: a collar, locket, earrings and a brooch, also an unassociated chain, collar length 45cm, locket 6.3cm long including bale Lot 835 Lot 834 Graduated row of reconstituted amber beads, the fifty-two oval beads weighing approximately 66g gross, 92cm long Lot 835 Graduated row of amber beads, to a metal screw clasp, 68cm long, 69g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot

136 Lot 837 Lot 837 Bracelet, of rope links, entwined with a white box link chain, with a hidden box clasp having a safely catch and safety chain, indistinct control marks to the tongue, 19.5cm long, 45g gross Lot 840 Lot 840 9ct gold diamond bracelet, composed of nineteen panels pavé set with single cuts, to a hidden clasp with a safety catch, 19cm long, 18g gross Lot 838 Lot 838 9ct gold two colour gold bracelet, with yellow outer and central links with white links between to a hidden box clasp and two safety catches, 20cm long, 22.9g gross Lot 841 Lot 841 9ct gold bracelet, of three bar gate links, to a padlock clasp, 18cm long, 8.9g gross Lot 839 Lot 839 Opal and sapphire 9ct gold cluster ring, size Q, with a 9ct gold chain of fancy links, another 9ct gold chain of fancy links, 20g gross and a heart shaped locket Lot 842 Lot 842 Filigree panel link bracelet, joined by four rows of chain links, 18cm long, 29.5g gross For colour images of all lots:

137 Lot 843 Lot 843 Diamond and sapphire 18ct gold line bracelet, the diamonds alternating in six panels of trios of brilliant cuts, totalling approximately 0.36 carats, with six panels having six square sapphires to each, 18cm long, 12.5g gross, cased Lot 846 Lot 846 Garnet bracelet composed of thirteen graduated cushion shaped stones, all in claw set mounts, to a padlock clasp, 19cm long, 15g gross Lot 844 Lot 844 Emerald bracelet, the nine step cut stones alternating with kiss links, to a box clasp with double safety catches, 18cm long, 21.3g gross Lot 847 Lot 847 Late Victorian turquoise bracelet, composed of eight shaped oval panels, each centred with a cabochon, to a hidden box clasp, 18cm long, 8.7g gross Lot 845 Lot 845 Opal 9ct gold bracelet of fancy gate link design, punctuated at points with a total of seven opal cabochons, to a padlock clasp, 19cm long, 28.6g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 848 Lot 848 Seventeen stone diamond hinged bangle, the slightly graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 1.3 carats, to a carved head mount, internal diameter 6cm, 17.3g gross

138 Lot 849 Lot 849 Late Victorian/early Edwardian seed pearl set hinged bangle, with a central circular motif impaled by the crossover frontispiece set throughout with seed pearls, (untested and unwarranted), internal diameter 6cm, 6.7g gross Lot 853 Lot 853 Pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, Sheffield 1996, with a monogrammed oval panel, 7.3g gross Lot 850 Lot 850 Emerald and diamond 9ct gold hinged bangle, the eleven graduated round cut emeralds with pairs of single cut diamonds between, all to a pierced scroll head mount, internal diameter 5.7cm, 9g gross Lot 854 Lot ct gold double albert watch chain, of solid uniform curb links with T bar and two swivels having a compass fob and two watch keys attached, chain 38.5cm long, 75.6g gross Lot 851 Lot 851 Amber cigarette holder, with 15ct gold serpent mount set with a single diamond to the head, cased Lot 852 Lot 852 Pair of cornelian 9ct gold cufflinks, London 1972, the oval hardstones to a swivel baton back, 11g gross, cased Lot 855 Lot 855 9ct gold two row bracelet, of solid curb links, with eleven charms attached, with a padlock clasp, 45.5g gross For colour images of all lots:

139 Lot 856 Lot 856 9ct gold bracelet, of solid curb links, with various charms attached, including a New Zealand carved nephrite Tiki, 59g gross Lot 859 Lot 859 Articulated 9ct gold Golly dancer, with stone set eyes and bow-tie, holding a straw boater in one hand and cane in the other, 5.5cm long, on an oval double belcher link 9ct gold chain, 54cm long, 51.3g gross Lot 857 Lot 857 Bracelet of hollow curb links, with nine stone set seals attached, 54g gross Lot 860 Lot ct gold two colour chain, of plaited cable links of yellow and black gold, 41cm long, 21g gross Lot 858 Lot 858 Bracelet, mounted with various charms, including an 1893 half sovereign, soldered, two seals, a heart shaped stone set locket and other items, 52g gross For colour images of all lots: Lot 861 Lot 861 9ct gold fringe necklace, London 1972, the graduated tubular frontispiece to a back chain with a hidden box clasp, 38cm long, 25g gross

140 Lot 862 Lot 862 9ct gold collarette, London 1997, of alternating double and single oval polished links, to a box clasp with a safety catch, 41cm long, 28g gross Lot 865 Lot 865 Links of London silver gilt bracelet, with an 18ct gold Links of London letter J charm attached with a Gucci gilt metal snaffle link bracelet Lot 863 Lot 863 Chain, of round section double curb like links, 55cm long, 25g gross Lot 866 Lot 866 Three colour collarette, composed of H shaped links with double cable joining baton links between, with a hidden clasp, 40cm long, 77.1g gross Lot 864 Lot 864 Onyx set necklace, of Brazilian style links punctuated by ring impaled batons with onyx terminals to each baton, 46.5cm long, 27.7g gross Lot 867 Lot 867 Six strand 18ct gold collarette, of textured block links, to a box clasp with a safety catch, 42cm shortest row, 86g gross For colour images of all lots:

141 Lot 870 Lot 870 Late Victorian bracelet, circa 1880, the central panels with engraved floral decoration, with plain outer links, with a hidden box clasp, 16cm long Lot 868 Lot 868 Miriam Haskell demi-parure, comprising: a two strand necklace to a gilt metal stone set frontispiece, with matching earclips, each piece signed, unassociated case, offered with a copy of The Jewels of Miriam Haskell by Deanna Farneti Cera, published by the Antiques Collectors Club, Lot 871 Lot 871 Late Victorian locket and collar, circa 1885, the oval locket with diagonal applied decoration with a conforming link collar, locket 5.2cm long including the bale, collar 42cm long Lot 869 Lot 869 Arts & Crafts stone set and mother-of-pearl imposing pendant brooch by Beryl Bowyer, to a hand-made baton link chain, pendant 14cm long, chain 66cm long, offered with a Ruskin mounted Arts & Crafts bar brooch Beryl Bowyer was trained in jewellery making during the 1930s in Birmingham. In later years she relocated to the West Country where she also perfected other areas in Arts & Crafts For colour images of all lots: Lot 872 Lot 872 Multigem and diamond necklace, the oval cut stones alternating with a two colour kiss link set with a single cut diamond, the gemstones are garnet, peridot, citrine, amethyst and blue topaz, to a hidden box clasp with two safety catches, 46cm long, 27.5g gross, cased

142 Lot 873 Lot 873 Graduated row of cultured pearls, the one hundred and thirty-seven pearls of approximately mm diameter, to a 9ct white gold clasp set with single cut diamonds, 72cm long Lot 876 Lot 876 Vintage simulated pearl and paste necklace, the two rows of baroque pearls to a central pink and colourless paste cluster clasp, with an extension chain to adjust length from 36.5cm to 40.5cm, unassociated box Lot 874 Lot 874 Miriam Haskell simulated pearl and paste necklace, the two rows of baroque pearls to a frontispiece featuring a large pearl enclosed and part wrapped by paste set petals, signed to the clasp, in an unassociated case Lot 877 Lot 877 French Jet fringe necklace, the circular faceted black glass discs backed onto metal, 40cm long, with a long row of black glass French Jet beads Lot 875 Lot 875 Uniform two row cultured pearl necklet, the sixty-one and fifty-nine pearls of approximately 6.5-7mm diameter, to a single cultured pearl set 14ct gold clasp, shortest row 40.5cm long, cased Lot 878 Lot 878 Diamond line bracelet, the hundred and fiftythree uniform brilliants totalling approximately 4.65 carats, to a hidden box clasp with a safety catch, 17.5c long, 17g gross Lots No Lot 140 For colour images of all lots:

143 Gentlemens & Ladies Wristwatches & Pocket Watches Lots Lot 881 Lot 881 Anonymous, 18ct gold Hunter pocket watch, London 1910, monogrammed to the cover, with presentation inscription to the cuvette, the white enamel dial with black hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the numerals formed by the letters of the recipients name James Guthrie, the four piece hinged case housing a keyless wound, three quarter plate movement, with a bi-metallic, split, compensated, free sprung balance, 50mm overall diameter, 116.9g gross, cased Lot 883 Lot 883 Jacot of Geneva Swiss 18k cased key wind pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 44mm diameter Lot 882 Lot 882 Donne, Cornhill, London - Victorian 18ct gold keywind Full Hunter pocket watch, the top cover with engraved monogram enclosing a signed white enamel dial numbered 1265 having black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed and numbered movement, case hallmarked London For colour images of all lots: Lot 884 Lot 884 Walter Prestige, Towcester - George III 18ct gold cased keywind pocket watch having an engine turned back cover hallmarked London 1776, the white enamel dial with keyhole at 1 oclock, Arabic numerals, the signed movement numbered 2174, 52mm diameter

144 Lot 885 Lot 885 Frodsham & Baker, 31 Grace Church Street, London - Victorian 18ct gold cased keywind pocket watch, with foliate engraved waist and back cover enclosing a signed white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, numbered 66759, fully signed and numbered movement, hallmarked London 1855, 44mm diameter Lot 887 Lot 887 Alliez Bachelard & Terond Fils - 19th Century full hunter key wind pocket watch, the unmarked gold case with allover black and white enamel foliate decoration, the interior with hinged glass panel covering the silver guilloche, engraved dial having gold hands and Roman numerals, winding hole at 1 o clock. The signed movement numbered 62382, 44mm diameter x 12mm thick Lot 886 Lot 886 Victorian 18ct gold cased key wind pocket watch having foliate engraved case back and waist, a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, hallmarked London 1878, movement numbered 17139, 40mm diameter Lot 888 Lot 888 Swiss keyless wind quarter repeating pocket watch, the.925 case with white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, anonymous quarter repeating movement numbered , case numbered 34411, 53mm diameter For colour images of all lots:

145 Lot 889 Lot 889 Longines - Early 20th Century half-hunter pocket watch in a.800 case, the front hinged cover with engine turned decoration and Roman numerals, enclosing a signed white enamel dial having ornate Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, inner cover commemorating Grand Prix Paris 1900 and numbered , signed movement, 47mm diameter Lot 891 Lot 891 James Beck, London - George III 18ct gold cased miniature keywind fob watch having engine turned back cover, the domed glass cover enclosing a white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and gold hands, signed movement numbered 5640 and with dust cover, case hallmarked London 800, 30mm diameter Lot 890 Lot 890 Lady s 14ct gold cased keyless wind full hunter fob watch, the hinged front and back having enamel foliate panels enclosing a white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and gold hands, 28mm diameter. Together with a 9ct gold bow design watch pendant brooch For colour images of all lots: Lot 892 Lot 892 Rolex - Datejust Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified automatic wristwatch, ref: 16000, ser no: , circa , the stainless steel case with signed black dial having centre seconds, silvered baton hour markers, signed crown on Rolex stainless steel bracelet stamped MA12 with 558 end pieces, 36mm diameter. Together with Complete Set including two outer and an inner Rolex boxes, original receipt dated 14/12/85, two Datejust booklets, hang tags, wallet and two Rolex service guarantees dated 01/06/2006 and 19/10/

146 Lot 893 Lot 893 Rolex - Late 1950s/early 1960s vintage Air King Oyster Perpetual automatic wristwatch, ref: 5500, the stainless steel case numbered , the signed champagne quartered honeycomb dial with black centre seconds and silver dagger head batons and hands, signed crown, circa 1959/1960, on a period non Rolex stainless steel bracelet. Together with original outer and inner Rolex boxes, a Rolex receipt dated and a 1969 Rolex service receipt, 34mm diameter Lot 895 Lot 895 Rolex s vintage Oyster manual wind wristwatch, the 9ct gold case with signed circular dial having subsidiary seconds dial, Arabic numerals and outer minute track, Oyster patent crown, case back with feint engraved inscription and marked Oyster Watch Co, with import marks for Glasgow 1936, signed 15 ruby movement with gilt metal dust cover, 31.5mm square Lot 894 Lot 894 Rolex s vintage Oyster Perpetual Officially Certified Chronometer, ref: 6284, the stainless steel case having a signed off-white dial with centre seconds, gold Arabic numerals and gold hands, signed crown and movement, the back cover with date stamp -2.53, with a later Rolex signed riveted expanding bracelet, date stamped 3.67, 34mm diameter. Together with a period Rolex box and receipt dated 18.April Lot 896 Lot 896 Omega s vintage Speedmaster Professional manual wind chronograph ref: , ser no: the signed black dial with centre chronograph, seconds dial and three recessed registers, the case with tachymetre bezel, the screw down back with text Flight Qualified by N.A.S.A.... The signed 861 cal movement with dust cover. The signed Omega stainless steel bracelet 1171/1 clasp and 633 end pieces, 42mm diameter. Together with original purchase receipt dated 6. June 1985, box, booklet and spare links For colour images of all lots:

147 Lot 897 Lot 897 Omega s vintage Seamaster Quartz wristwatch, ref: , ser no , the signed silver dial with date, signed crown, signed cal 1342 movement. Integrated stainless steel bracelet stamped 1297/263, 35mm diameter. Together with an Omega box Lot 899 Lot 899 Omega - Gentleman s Constellation quartz wristwatch, ref: DB , the stainless steel case with gold claws and bezel marked with Roman numerals, the signed white dial with centre seconds and double calendar registers, signed crown, movement numbered , 33mm diameter, on original stainless steel and gold integrated bracelet. Together with brochure, Cal.1445 booklet, spare links and Omega tag Lot 898 Lot 898 Omega - Late 1950s/early 1960s vintage Seamaster automatic wristwatch, ref: 14701, the 18k case with signed pie-pan silver dial with cross-hairs and date, centre seconds, gold baton hour markers and gold hands, signed crown, signed cal 562 movement numbered , signed 18k case back, 33mm diameter, on an after-market strap For colour images of all lots: Lot 900 Lot 900 Longines - Gentleman s Quartz wristwatch, 18ct gold case with signed white dial having Roman numerals, centre seconds and date, case back numbered , 33mm diameter, on a Longines leather strap with signed gilt metal buckle and with original box

148 Lot 901 Lot 901 Longines - Early 1960s vintage manual wind wristwatch, the 9ct gold case having a signed champagne dial with gold baton hour markers, hands and a seconds subsidiary dial, the signed 17 jewel movement numbered the case back signed Baume and hallmarked for London 1960, on a signed integral 9ct bracelet, 32mm diameter. Together with a vintage Longines brown leather case Lot 903 Lot 903 Girard Perregaux - vintage 1791 manual wind wristwatch, in a curved rectangular 14k case, the signed silver coloured dial with subsidiary seconds and hour marker dots and batons, 25mm x 30mm (exc. Lugs) Lot 902 Lot 902 Breitling - Chronomat Chronograph, ref: B , serial no: , automatic wristwatch. The stainless steel and gold case with signed green dial having three gold registers, date, tachymeter scale and rotating bezel, gold screw down crown and gold pushers, signed case back, on signed integrated stainless steel bracelet numbered M0396, 40mm diameter. Together with Breitling travel case Lot 904 Lot 904 Vacheron & Constantin, Geneve - Gentleman s automatic wristwatch, the slim 18k case having a signed gold coloured linen effect dial with date gold baton hour markers and hands, signed crown, the signed movement with 36 jewels, numbered K1121 and marked Adjusted to Heat Cold Isochronism and Five (5) Pos, case back numbered 2050, 35mm diameter, on a Hirsch leather strap For colour images of all lots:

149 Lot 905 Lot 905 Jean Renet - Gentleman s manual wind wristwatch, the unmarked gold coloured metal ultra slim case with gold coloured signed dial having baton hour markers, stainless steel back numbered , Swiss 17 jewel movement, on a Hirsch leather strap, 32mm diameter Lot 907 Lot 907 Cartier - Gentleman s Santos Galbee automatic wristwatch, ref: W20041C401, serial no: CC, the 18k and stainless steel case with signed white guilloche dial having gold hour markers, Roman numerals and date, 18k outer bezel, sapphire set crown on signed, integrated bracelet with concealed butterfly clasp, 41mm high (lugs inc) x 29mm wide. Together with original outer and inner boxes, booklets and folder Lot 906 Lot 906 Jaeger-Le-Coultre - Gentleman s Gran Sport Reverso automatic wristwatch, ref: , serial no: , the stainless steel case with signed screw down crown, dark brown dial having baton markers, Arabic numerals and date at 6 o clock, on a signed stainless steel bracelet, 26mm wide. Together with J.L.C. inner and outer boxes, manual and original guarantee booklet and certificate dated For colour images of all lots: Lot 908 Lot 908 Rado - Integral Jubile quartz bracelet watch, ref: R , signed black dial with date and four diamond hour markers, black and gold coloured integrated ceramic bracelet, serial no: , 28mm x 24mm. Together with spare links and box, circa

150 Lot 909 Lot 909 Chopard - Gentleman s Mille Miglia Gran Turismo XL Certified automatic chronometer, ref: 16/8997, serial no: , the stainless steel case with black dial, luminescent hands, hour markers, 12 & 6 Arabic numerals, minute track and date, signed screw down crown, signed display case back and movement, on a black tyre style rubber strap with signed deployment clasp, 44mm diameter. Together with original tyre pressure gauge, outer and inner boxes, booklets and folder and (blank) chronometer certificate Lot 911 Lot 911 Omega - Lady s De Ville quartz wristwatch, ref: ser no: , the stainless steel case with polished gold bezel, signed white dial with Roman numerals, signed crown and with integrated gold and steel bracelet, 23mm diameter. Together with Omega International warranty card dated and Omega tag Lot 910 Lot 910 Rolex - Lady s Datejust Oyster Perpetual Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified automatic wristwatch, ref: ser no: K604918, the stainless steel case with 18k yellow gold bezel, the signed gold coloured dial with centre seconds, gold batons and hands, signed crown. The 18k and stainless steel Jubilee bracelet numbered 62523D-18 DE12, circa 2001, 26mm diameter Lot 912 Lot 912 Girard Perregaux - Lady s 1970s vintage manual wind bracelet wristwatch, the oval, signed coloured dial with baton hour markers, the signed 17 jewel movement numbered , the case back with Swiss 18k marks, on a heavy interwoven integrated bracelet stamped 750, 25mm wide, 50g approx For colour images of all lots:

151 Lot 913 Lot 913 Ebel - Lady s Classic Wave quartz bracelet wristwatch, in 18k and stainless steel with signed black dial having gold hour markers and hands, diamond set bezel, back stamped /2735, on 18k and stainless steel integrated bracelet, 26mm diameter Lot 915 Lot 915 Eterna - Lady s Royal Quartz bracelet watch, the stainless steel and gilt case with signed circular gold coloured dial having diamond hour markers and date, a diamond set bezel on a two tone integrated bracelet, 23mm diameter Lot 914 Lot 914 Favre-Leuba - Lady s dress watch, the 18k case with signed gold coloured textured dial, within an 18k gold bezel with inset red stone hour markers, signed Swiss movement, on a leather bootlace design bracelet, with gilt metal clasp and mounts, 15mm diameter. Together with original box For colour images of all lots: Lot 916 Lot 916 Tissot - Lady s 1970s vintage bracelet manual wind wristwatch, the 9ct gold case with signed silver coloured dial having baton hour markers, signed crown, the case back hallmarked Birmingham 1973, the signed Swiss movement , with integrated 9ct gold mesh bracelet, 19mm diameter

152 Lot 917 Lot 918 Lot 919 Lot 917 Omega - Late 1950s vintage Ladymatic automatic 18ct gold wristwatch, movement number , calibre 455, the two piece Dennison case hallmarked Birmingham 1958, the circular white dial with gilt batons, hands and centre seconds, on a strap, offered with 9ct gold bracelet parts Lot 918 Hefk - Lady s cocktail wristwatch, the white metal case with back stamped Platinum, the circular white dial with Arabic numerals, within a diamond set border with bow design lugs, 16 jewel movement on a hallmarked 9ct white gold bootlace design bracelet, 19mm diameter Lot 920 Lot 919 Lady s early 20th Century bracelet wristwatch, the 18ct gold half-hunter style case with import marks for Glasgow 1912, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals enclosed by a hinged outer cover with blue enamel decorated chapter ring having a white enamel border, the 15 jewel movement stamped Dreadnought. Together with a 9ct gold mesh bracelet, 28mm diameter For colour images of all lots:

153 Lot 920 Chopard - Lady s Happy Sport quartz wristwatch, ref: 27/ , 8236, serial no: , the round steel case with signed mother-of-pearl dial having black Roman numerals, minute track and date at 6 o clock, also three floating diamond set stars and moon within a gold coloured metal bezel, the crown and lugs set with five pink sapphire cabochons, on a signed pink crocodile strap, 32mm diameter. Together with original outer and inner boxes, folder, booklets and Chopard Certificate of Origin dated 06/04/ Gold & Other Coinage Lots Lot 925 Lot 925 Victorian Gothic crown, Lot 926 George III Spade guinea, Lot 927 George II Spade half guinea, Lot 921 Lot 921 Rolex (Unicorn) - Lady s 1920s vintage lady s manual wind wristwatch, the signed guilloche dial with Roman numerals, the silver case with import marks for Glasgow 1924 and stamped R.W.C. Ltd Unicorn and numbered 75088, the movement signed Unicorn 15 jewels, 26mm diameter Lots No Lots Lot 928 Lot 928 Edward VII half sovereign, Lot 929 Edward VII half sovereign, Lot 930 George V half sovereign, Lot 931 George V half sovereign, For colour images of all lots: 151

154 Lot 953 Lot 932 George V half sovereign, 1913, in a 9ct gold scroll top pendant mount 5.1g gross, with an 1866 Five Franc gold coin with a soldered scroll top, 1.7g gross Lot 933 George V half sovereign, Lot 934 George IV sovereign, 1826, mounted Lot 935 William IV sovereign, Lot 936 Victorian sovereign, Lot 937 Victorian sovereign, Lot 938 Victorian sovereign, Lot For colour images of all lots:

155 Lot 961 Lot 939 Edward VII sovereign, Lot 940 Edward VII sovereign, Lot 941 Edward VII sovereign, Lot 942 George V sovereign, Lot 943 Sovereign, 1911, in a 9ct gold scroll top pendant mount, 9.5g gross Lot 944 George V sovereign, 1912 mounted in a 9ct gold pendant mount, on a 9ct gold chain, 52cm long, 13.3g gross Lot 945 George V sovereign, Lot 946 George V sovereign, Lot 947 George V sovereign, Lot 949 George VI sovereign, Lot 950 Elizabeth II sovereign, Lot 951 Victorian gold 2 coin, Lot 952 Victorian gold 5 coin, Lot 953 Elizabeth II gold brilliant uncirculated 5 coin, Lot 954 Queen Elizabeth II gold 100 coin, Lot 955 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 956 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 957 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 948 George V sovereign, For colour images of all lots: Lot 958 Gold Krugerrand,

156 Lot 959 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 960 Gold Krugerrand, 1975, in loose mount Lot 971 United States Of America gold $20 coin, Lot 961 Gold Krugerrand, 1975 (see illustration on page 153) Lot 962 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 963 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 964 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 965 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 966 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 967 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 968 Gold Krugerrand, Lot 972 Lot 972 Mexican gold 50 Peso coin, Lot 973 Sardinia gold 20 lira coin, Lot 969 United States Of America gold $5 coin, Lot 970 Lot 970 United States Of America gold $20 coin, For colour images of all lots:

157 Index of Artists Artist Lot no. Artist Lot no. Armfield, George Manner of 104 Armstrong, Francis Abel William Taylor 582 Ayrton, Michael 188 Barker, Anthony Raine 111 Barma, Hans 150, 151 Barnfather, Michael 179 Black, Andrew 130 Bolswert, Schelte Adams - After 168 Buck, After Samuel and Nathaniel 580 Cliffe, Henry 189 Continental School, Late 19th/early 20th century 156 Cook, Beryl 196, 197 Cooke, Kenneth 584 Delamotte, William Alfred Attributed to 139 Dixon, Charles Edward 133 East, H. 108 East, Sir James Butler 140 English School, 19th Century 113, 114, 125, 164, 167, 170, 581 English School, Early 20th Century 109, Faden, William 137 Fidler, Harry 117 Fisher, Mark 110 Flint, Sir William Russell 115 Frazer, William Miller 116 French School, 19th Century 163 Gammon, Reg 152 Gardner, Derek George Montague 136 Genge, Margaret 174 Grant, Marianne 173 Hankey, William Lee 154 Hargitt, Edward 166 Hatt, Doris 177, 178 Hickson, Joan 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205 Hoyton, Edward Bouverie 155 Hunt, Edgar - Attributed to 124 Italian School (North), Late 18th/ early 19th Century 121 Italian Genre School, 19th Century 107 Italian School, 20th Century 119 Jones, Deborah 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148 Keeping, Charles 198 Kelsey, Charles J. 158 King, Cecil 176 King, Jeremy 180 Knell, William Adolphus Attributed to 135 Kuhlmann - Reher, Emil 105 Lancaster, Brian C. 591, 592, 593 Langmaid, Rowland 153 Leader, Benjamin Williams 122 Lebon, Leon G. 120 Leitch, William Leighton 161 Leuers, Jeanette 184, 185, 186, 187 Marshall, John Miller 585 Matthews, Les 181 Moore, Robert 134, 190, 191, 192, 193 Morley, Harry 106 Naude, Hugo 131 Nesbitt, Frances E. 132 Pritchard, Edward F.D. 126 Pugh, Norbert Sullivan 128 Rivers, Leopold 160 Roberts, Arthur Spencer 149 Rothenstein, Michael 171 Rowe, Sidney Grant 138 Rubens, Peter Paul - After 168 Salt, Henry - After 141 Sendak, Maurice 199 Shipsides, Frank 595, 596, 597, 598 Smith, Ethel M. 159 Steer, Philip Wilson - Manner of 157 Stopford, Robert Lowe 127 Suart, Mervyn 175 Swete, Reverend John 123 Tadd, Kenneth S. 586, 587, 588, 589, 590 Thackeray, Lance - After 169 Thornley, Charles 112 Thorpe, Mackenzie 194, 195 Van Giel, Frans 118 Vettriano, Jack 172 Wesson, Edward 182, 183, 492, 594 Willef, Pierre 162 Wimperis, Edmund Morison 129 Yarnold, George P. 165 For colour images of all lots: 155

158 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Our services include Valuations for Inheritance Tax and Probate Clevedon Salerooms maintain close links with the majority of the tax and probate practitioners in the region. We are proud to be the first choice of valuers for many Bristol and West Country Solicitors charged with administering estates. Our valuers can provide certified valuations in accordance with s.160 of the Inheritance Tax Act We also offer a Complete Executor Service encompassing valuation, collection and clearance, storage, distribution to beneficiaries and sale by auction. Valuations for Insurance We provide up-to-date certified insurance valuations with digital photographs for single items or the entire contents of a property. The fee structure is calculated on a time spent basis for an initial valuation, with up-dates at recommended intervals at a reduced level. For more information contact us on Clevedon Salerooms Limited is Registered in England & Wales Company Registration number: Registered Office: The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol, BS21 6TT Tel: For colour images of all lots:

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160 CONDITIONS OF SALE The Auctioneers acts only as agent for the Seller (unless otherwise specifically declared). Accordingly Sellers are not paid until payment is received from the Buyer, nor is the Auctioneer necessarily in a position to know the history or of asses the quality of lots sold on behalf of these principals. In addition, lots sold are likely to have been subject to wear and tear caused by user or the effects of age and may therefore have faults and imperfections. No faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports are available on request. Buyers are given ample opportunity at viewing times to examine lots to be sold and will be assumed to have done so. They must rely solely on their own skill or judgment as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose, and as to compliance with the catalogue description or illustrations see Condition BIDS All bids made shall be treated as offers made upon these Conditions of Sale and all persons present are admitted to attend a sale on the basis that they have notice of these Conditions. 2. ASCERTAINMENT OF THE BUYER The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the Auctioneer as signified by fall of the hammer. In the case of a dispute as to the highest bidder during or immediately after the sale of the lot, the Auctioneer may if he thinks fit put up the lot again for sale. Unless the Auctioneer has previously acknowledged in writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal, every Bidder shall be taken to bid on his own behalf as principal. If the Auctioneer has earlier acknowledged in writing that the Bidder bids as agent on behalf of a named principal, the Bidder warrants that he has the authority of his principal to make each bid he makes. 3. AUCTIONEER S DISCRETION The Auctioneer has sole discretion (a) to refuse any bid; (b) to advance the bidding as he may decide (c) to decide whether there has been a dispute as to the bidding and under Condition 2 to resell the lot in question; (d) to withdraw, or divide any lot or combine one lot with another or others; and (e) to exclude any person from the auction room. 4. RESERVES Lots put up for sale are subject (a) to any reserve price imposed by the Seller; and (b) the right of the Auctioneer to bid on behalf of the Seller. 5. BUYER S DUTIES The Buyer shall forthwith or as soon as reasonably possible after the sale of the relevant lot (a) supply his name and address; (b) shall when required pay in cash a deposit of 25 per cent or such further sum as the Auctioneer may demand; (c) supply, if so required, bank or other suitable references; (d) pay the full purchase price in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer; and (e) on proof of payment clear the lots purchased by him not later then the end of normal working hours during the day of the sale; (f) the Buyers shall remove their lots at their own expense immediately after Sale. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery and inconvenience in the settlement of purchases, no lots can be removed during the time of sale without the express consent of the Auctioneers; (g) if any person purchases two or more lots the prices of all must be paid before the delivery of any, and no transfer of any purchase will be recognised by the Auctioneers. 6. LIABILITY OF THE AUCTIONEER AND SELLERS Subject to Condition 8 (a) lots are sold with all faults and imperfections and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer is responsible for any defects whatsoever; (b) no warranty is given or authorised to be given by the Seller or the Auctioneer with regard to any lot other than that the Seller had the right to sell it; (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties whether relating to descriptions or quality. Are hereby excluded; (d) any damage by the removal of any lots to be made good by the purchaser. Such damage to be assessed by the Auctioneers and to be paid for accordingly. Every person whilst upon the premises before, during or after the sale, shall be deemed to be there at his or her own risk, and with notice of the condition of the premises and effects, and the Auctioneers accept no responsibility for accident or damage from any cause to persons or their property whilst upon the premises. 7. CATALOGUE DESCRIPTIONS The Auctioneer undertakes that care has been taken to see that catalogue descriptions are accurate and reliable but these are necessarily matters of opinion and shall not be taken to be statements of fact. No faults or imperfections are mentioned in the catalogue descriptions. Condition reports are available on request. Subject to Condition 8, neither the Seller not the Auctioneer are responsible for the correctness of any description of any lot or its attribution in any manner to any particular originator. 158 For colour images of all lots:

161 8. FORGERIES Notwithstanding Condition 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives in writing from the Buyer within 7 days of the sale that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 11) and on giving such notification the lot in question is returned to the Auctioneer at his working premises in the same condition as when bought, then if on considering such evidence as the Buyer supplies to prove his assertion, the Auctioneer decides that the lot is a forgery the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price repaid to the Buyer. i ii The only entitlement of the buyer under this condition is to the refund as described in this condition. The refund shall not extend to any other loss suffered by the buyer as a result of the lot being a forgery (including but not limited to profits). Clevedon Salerooms shall have no other responsibility to the buyer. Only the buyer may claim under condition 8. The right to make such a claim does not pass to any third party to whom the buyer may have transferred the lot. 9. PROPERTY IN LOTS AND RISK The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss shall nevertheless by the Buyer s. 10. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES If any lot is not paid in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we as agent for the seller shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise all or any of the following rights and remedies: i to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; ii to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; iii to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). iv Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; v to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and in the case of storage, either at the premises or elsewhere; vi to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; vii to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; viii to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; ix to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien on any of your property in our possession for any purpose. 11. 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162 15. EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMS Clevedon Salerooms endeavour to ensure that any statement as to attribution, origin, date, age and provenance is reliable and accurate but all such statements are statements of opinion only and are not too be taken as statements or representations of fact. i ii iii iv v vi Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work by the artist. Attributed to Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to the authorship is expressed than in the preceding category. Manner of Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date. After Nicholas Pocock. In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist. The term signed and/or dated means that in our opinion the signature and/or date are from the hand of the artist. The term bears signature and/or date means that in our opinion the signature and/or date have been added by another hand. 16. ARTIST RE-SALE RIGHT Living artists and the descendants of artists deceased within the last 70 years are entitled to receive a re-sale royalty each time their work is bought or sold by an art market professional (since February 2006). Any work selling for 1,000 euros or more is subject to an additional charge as laid out below. This charge is payable by the buyer on any eligible lots based on the hammer price. Lots that may incur this charge will be announced from the rostrum and will be denoted in the catalogue by AR. (For full details of The Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006 see Statutory Instrument 2006 No. 346). Portion of the Sale price Percentage amount 1,000 to 50,000 euro 4% From 50, to euro 3% From 200, to euro 1% From to 500,000 euro 0.5% Exceeding 500,000 euro 0.25% The total amount of royalty payable on the sale shall not in any event exceed 12,500 euro. 17. PACKING & DISPATCH Clevedon Salerooms no longer undertake this service and will not pack items for collection by couriers etc. As an alternative we are pleased to recommend our local Bristol branch of Mailboxes, contact Tel: For larger items such as furniture we recommend Alban Shipping, contact Andrew Jackman Tel: Lots will not be released until the account has been settled in full. 18. ONLINE BIDDING Clevedon Salerooms offer an online bidding service via the-saleoom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Clevedon Salerooms you: authorise Clevedon Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price. 19 TRADE & EXPORT OF RESTRICTED GOODS CITES REGULATIONS It is the responsibility of purchasers to comply with the latest import/export regulations required for their purchases and also to obtain the relevant import/export licences. Obtaining such licences can be a lengthy process but neither a delay or refusal of a license will be grounds for the rescission of a sale or for a delay in making payment. Clevedon Salerooms do not undertake such applications on behalf of successful bidders. Certain items may be subject to CITES regulations when exporting outside of the EU. The regulations can be found on the DEFRA website and compliance with the regulations regarding exportation is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Items that may require permits include, but are not limited to ivory, tortoiseshell, crocodile skin, rhinoceros horn, whalebone, certain types of coral & Brazilian rosewood. 20 CLOCKS, WATCHES & MECHANICAL ITEMS All such items are sold with no guarantee. We are happy to comment on the physical condition and appearance of the above items but we do not comment on the state of the movement or workings. If asked whether a clock or watch works when wound, an affirmative response does not imply any warranty that the piece is in working condition. Purchasers of Rolex Watches should be aware that US Customs do not allow the shipping of Rolex in to the country and can only be imported personally. Other countries may have their own restrictions and potential purchasers should check with the relevant authorities prior to bidding. 160 For colour images of all lots:

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164 Lot 150 Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers The Auction Centre, Kenn Road, Kenn, Clevedon, Bristol BS21 6TT Tel: Images of every lot at: