Founded On the instructions of executors of recent estates in Monkstown, Blackrock and Douglas, and on behalf of other clients.

Founded 1883 On the instructions of executors of recent estates in Monkstown, Blackrock and Douglas, and on behalf of other clients & Collectables WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 TH 2013 at 6pm At The Auction Rooms, Cook Street, Cork Joseph WOODWARD & Sons, Ltd. Tel: 021 4273327 Fax: 021 4272891 Email: auctions@woodward.ie www.woodward.ie

129 years serving the people of Cork Auction of Silver & Art WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 TH 2013 Commencing at 6pm On View: Saturday & Sunday 2pm 5pm, Monday, Tuesday and Day of sale from 10.15am to 5pm Special wine reception Wednesday 5.30pm donations to Shine Ireland Childrens Autism charity Forthcoming Auction: SPRING AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & FINE ART, - MARCH 13 TH Collection of Purchases: Will include contents from recent estate on the Douglas Road Suitable items are now being accepted for inclusion For security, Silver items will be sent to secure storage at 4pm each day after the auction. If you wish to collect after this time please let us know in advance Our staff will be available to assist collection of purchases after the Auction and from 10am-4pm on Thursday and Friday only. As street access is restricted due to pedestrianisation, please pre-arrange collection times and we will assist in bringing purchases to the South Mall between 11am and 4 pm Paintings and Sculpture: When the Forename(s) and Surname of the Artist are given, in our opinion this is a work of the Artist. When the Initials of the Forename(s) and the Surname of the Artist are given, in our opinion this is a work of the period of the Artist which may be wholly or partly his work. When the Surname only of the Artist is given, in our opinion this is a work by the school, or by one of the followers of the artist, or in his style and of uncertain date. Purchasers are allowed seven days from the date of the Auction to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the catalogue description. Please note the Conditions of Sale as displayed in the Auction Rooms. Estimates given are our opinion at the time and are subject to revision. Joseph WOODWARD & Sons Ltd. 26, Cook Street, Cork. Tel: 021-427 3327 email: auctions@woodward.ie WWW.WOODWARD.IE Successful sales since 1883

1 Bidding Cards: Bidding will be by Numbered Bidding Cards. Please collect your card at Reception prior to attending the Auction. 6 2 Silverplated candlestick with circular base, and a silverplated candle snuffers, 20-30 7 Two silverplated ladles with long handles, 20-30 3 Silverplated wine funnel with shell mount, 30-40 8 Five assorted silverplated ladles, 15-25 4 Silverplated candlestick with gadroon rims and stepped base, 30-40 9 10 One long and two short silverplated ladles, 15-20 Two silverplated matchbox holders with scroll mounts, 10 20 5 Large circular silverplated tureen with gadroon rims, shaped handles and feet, 40-60 11 Four piece silverplated "Hotel Ware" coffee and tea service by Elkington & Co, London, 40-80 Silverplated cylindrical box, three fruit knives, two bracelets and a napkin ring, 30-40 Please Note: All purchases must be collected by 4pm on Friday next Oval shaped silverplated kettle on stand with scroll feet 60-100

12 to 21 No Lots 22 Set of six Birmingham silver coffee spoons in case, retailed by William Egan & Sons, Cork, 30-40 23 29 30 Two silver sugar tongs, one bright cut, 46g, 20-30 24 25 26 27 Set of six Birmingham silver coffee spoons, dated 1933, in case, 30-40 Pocket knife with Mother of Pearl handle and Sheffield silver blade, 10-20 Chester silver tray ornately decorated with shells and swags, 1896, 225g, 25-40 Birmingham silver three piece condiment set with ribbed decoration, dated 1897, 80g, 30-40 Birmingham silver sugar caster of plain form with vase shaped lower body, 1938, 139g, 40-60 31 32 33 34 Two silver napkin rings, one Chester 1866 and one Birmingham 1915, 48g, 30-40 George III London silver sauce ladle with Old English style crested handle by Sarah and John Blake, 1811, 35g, 50-75 George V Irish silver preserve or jam spoon by West & Co, 1924, 15g, 15-25 Edward VII Birmingham silver pierced sifter ladle with ornate handle, 1908, 19g, 25-35 28 35 Five London silver condiment spoons by various makers from 1808 1857, 45g, 50-100 Birmingham silver three piece condiment set of plain oval form, dated 1921, 77g, 30-40 Birmingham silver butter knife with Old English style handle, 14g, 15-20

36 41 42 Sheffield silver preserve or jam spoon by Edward Viner, 1935, 28g, 25-35 37 Edward VII Sheffield silver tazza or bonbon stand with pierced rim by Harrison Bros, 1908, 106g, 100-150 43 Sheffield silver sifter ladle with shaped reeded handle by Thomas Bradbury & Son, 1931, 25g, 25-35 38 Birmingham silver circular coaster or pin tray with Celtic band rim, 3½ ins diameter, by S J Reed, 54g, 50-80 44 Sheffield silver circular tazza with decorative edge by Mappin & Webb, 1945, 93g 80-120 39 Set of six Birmingham silver coffee spoons with thread edge handles in presentation case, 46g, 40-50 45 Set of six Birmingham silver coffee spoons with thread edge handles in presentation case by Barker Bros, 1955, 34g, 30-40 40 Set of six Sheffield silver handled tea knives in presentation case by Yates Bros, 1936, 40-60 46 Sheffield silver sifter spoon with thread edge decorative handle by Charles Boyton & Son, 1934, 19g, 25-35 George III London silver sauce ladle with Old English pattern handle, by Thomas Whipham, 1805, 6⅞ ins long, 52g, 50-75 Pair of Victorian London silver cauldron salt cellars with beaded rims and blue glass liners, on stepped feet by Robert Hennell, 1859, 173g, 150-250 Selling your house? Find approved buyers in our online database

47 53 48 49 50 William IV London silver fish server with profusely pierced blade and fiddle pattern crested handle by William Chawner, 1827, 191g, 12½ ins long, 200-300 George III London silver long handled serving spoon with Old English style crested handle by William Eley & William Fearn, 1799, 109g, 18 ins long, 130-200 Six George III Irish silver dessert spoons with Old Irish point crested handles by Michael Keating & John Sheils,1790-95, 160g, 200-300 54 George IV London silver fish server with decoratively pierced blade and fiddle pattern handle by William Eaton, 1829, 12¼ ins long, 150g, 150-250 George III London silver serving spoon with Old English style handle by Thomas Daniel, 1808, 91g, 11¾ ins long, 130-200 55 Edward VII Birmingham silver large sugar caster profusely embossed and decorated with flowers, scrolls, cartouche, domed lid with finial, on a circular stepped base by Holland & Thomason, 1903, 243g, 5¾ ins high, 300-400 56 51 George III London silver soup ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by William Eley & William Fearn, 1813, 216g, 12¾ ins long, 240-300 57 George III Irish silver soup ladle with Old Irish point crested handle by John Power, 1795, 201g, 13¼ ins long, 400-600 52 Four Georgian London silver sauce ladles with oval bowls and fiddle pattern handles, c.1828, 6⅞ ins long, 231g, 300-400 58 George IV Irish silver rat tail soup ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern crested handle by Charles Marsh, Dublin 1824, 254g, 13 ins long, 400-600 George III London silver serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Streets, 1811, 12 ins long, 126g, 150-250 George IV London silver serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle by A & B Savoury, 1830, 123g, 12 ins long, 140-200

59 65 60 George III Irish silver bright cut sugar or ice cube tongs with shell grips by John Sheils, Dublin, 1790, 40g, 80-120 66 Georgian Irish silver egg spoons with fiddle pattern crested handles, 1809-20, 104g, 150-200 61 William IV Irish silver rat tail sauce ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern crested handle by Christopher Cummins, Dublin, 1833, 7 ins long, 56g, 120-160 67 One Irish silver napkin ring with bright cut starburst design, 35g, 50-70 62 63 Victorian Irish silver cream ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle by John Smyth, Dublin, 1858, 44g, 100-140 Victorian Irish silver sifter ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle by John Smyth, Dublin, 1858, 41g, 100-140 68 69 Pair of Irish silver pyramid shaped salt and pepper set in original case by Albright & Marshall, Dublin, 2004, 100g, 200-300 George III Irish silver table or serving spoon with Hanoverian pattern crested handle by John Locker, Dublin, 1765, 68g, 100-150 64 Set of five George IV Irish silver dessert spoons with Old Irish point crested handles, Dublin, 1830, 190g, 180-220 70 George III Irish silver bright cut sugar tongs with shell grips by Law & Bayley, Dublin, 1790, 35g, 80-120 George III Cork silver tablespoon with Old Irish point starburst bright-cut handle, by Richard Whitford for M West, 61g, 100-150 George III Irish silver sauce ladle with fiddle pattern crested handle by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1817, 47g, 120-160

71 76 72 George III Irish silver tablespoon with Hanoverian pattern handle, probably by William Ward, Limerick, hallmarked Dublin, 1797, 8¾ ins long, 72g, 120-160 77 Irish silver circular wine taster with grape and vine ring handle by L Brereton, Dublin, and bearing the Millenium mark, 76g, 65-80 73 Irish silver christening mug with ornate griffin handle by Albright & Marshall, Dublin, 86g, 130-160 78 George III Irish silver sugar or ice cube tongs with fiddle pattern crested handles by Richard Sawyer, Dublin, 1809, 40g, 50-70 74 75 Royal Irish silver cream or milk jug profusely embossed with milkmaid, cow and foliage decorations, on three twist legs with paw feet and lion's head masks, 211g, 200-300 George III Irish silver wine funnel stand with gadroon rim by James Keating - Richard Flood, Dublin 1810, 43g, 250-350 79 80 81 82 William IV Irish silver rat tail sauce ladle with fiddle pattern handle by Charles Marsh, Dublin, 1833, 56g, 7½ ins long, 120-160 George III Irish silver sugar or ice cube tongs with fiddle pattern crested handle by Richard Sawyer, Dublin, 1814, 46g, 6⅛ ins long, 50-70 George III Irish silver ring end meat skewer with crest by Michael Keating, Dublin, 1800, 96g, 12 ins long, 300-400 George III Irish silver serving spoon with Old Irish point crested handle by John Sheils, Dublin, 1794, 110g, 12½ ins long, 275-325 Irish silver triangular tidy dish with decorative borders by Jewellery Manufacturing Co, Dublin, 43g, 65-80 George III Irish silver serving spoon with hook end crested handle by Joseph Cullen, Dublin, 1766, 120g, 11¾ ins long, 350-450

83 87 84 Pair of George III Irish silver tub shaped salt cellars with gilt interiors and crests by John Stoyte, Dublin, 1799, 138g, 300-400 88 George III Irish silver bright cut cream jug with reeded handle, Dublin 1803, 156g, 200-300 85 George III Irish silver sauceboat with reeded rim and scroll handle, on three shell capped pad feet by George West, Dublin, c.1795, 203g, 6½ ins long, 350-450 89 Irish silver drum shaped mustard pot with hinged lid and blue glass liner by Albright & Marshall, Dublin, 139g, 150-200 86 William IV Irish silver sugar bowl profusely embossed with flowers and scrolls, and having leaf capped handles, on four cast leaf feet by James Fray, Dublin, 1831, 400g, 9¼ ins long, 400-500 90 Royal Irish silver sugar bowl profusely embossed and decorated with farmyard scenes including buildings, figures, animal and foliate decorations, on three twist paw feet with lion's head masks, Dublin, 246g, 5 ins diameter, 150-250 Irish silver boat shaped sugar bowl with shaped shell border and blue glass liner by Jewellery Manufacturing Co, Dublin, and bearing the EEC commemorative mark for 1973, 138g, 6 ins long, 120-160 Pair of George III Irish silver serving or tablespoons with fiddle pattern crested handles, Dublin, 139g, 120-160 Auction of Antiques, Art & Household items March 13 th at 6pm Entries Invited

91 97 92 Edward VII small Birmingham silver cream jug with raised handle, 28g, 30-40 98 Eight miscellaneous silver condiment spoons, salt and mustard, 20-30 93 94 Edward VII London silver pin tray or coaster with raised rim, 1904, 47 g, 30-40 Profusely embossed silver holder with chain, 27g, 30-40 99 100 101 Five silver souvenir spoons, 20-30 Victorian silver and Mother of Pearl handled folding pen knife, 15-20 Two Birmingham silver butter spoons, 23g, 15-20 95 Pair of George V Birmingham silver napkin rings, 1912, 61g, 40-50 96 Cork silver oval napkin ring with decorative borders by William Egan, Cork, Dublin hallmark for 1955, 47g, 50-70 Set of four Victorian Sheffield silver apostle handled coffee spoons with twist stems by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 1893, 51g, 40-50 102 103 George III Irish silver circular card tray or wine funnel stand with beaded border, by William Bond, Dublin 1790, 3.5 ins diam, 33g, 250-300 Pair of Irish silver circular card trays or dishes with gadroon borders, by Royal Irish Silver, Dublin, 1971, 3.5 ins, 96g, 120-200 William IV Irish silver fork with fiddle pattern handle, by James Le Bas, Dublin1835, 8.5 ins, 71g, 40-60

104 110 105 George III Irish silver sugar tongs with oval nips, by Samuel Neville, Dublin c. 1809, 8 ins, 52g, 75-125 111 George III Irish silver soup ladle of Old Irish pattern with shell bowl and bright cut decorated handle with feather edges by William French, Dublin, 1771, 229g, 14 ins long, 500-600 106 107 George III Provincial Irish silver teaspoon with fiddle pattern handle, by Joseph Kinselagh c. 1750-1783 'STER g ' mark, 6 ins, 17g, 100-150 George III Irish silver tablespoon with old Irish handle, Dublin 1862, 9 ins, 69g, 80-120 112 113 George III Irish silver fish server with oval blade pierced with a salmon and having decorative edge and fiddle pattern handle by George Nagle, Dublin, 1808, 114g, 12 ins long, 450-600 Irish silver meat skewer with ring end by William Law, Dublin, 1807, 104g, 13 ins long, 300-400 108 109 2 George IV Irish silver teaspoons with fiddle pattern handles, by Joshua Buckton, Dublin 1823,5.5 ins, 40g, 40-60 George III Irish silver teaspoon with Irish point bright cut handle, by John Sheils, Dublin 1762-1790, 5 ins, 9g, 30-40 114 Four piece Royal Irish silver tea and coffee service profusely embossed and decorated in Irish farmyard style with building, milkmaid, cow, trees, flowers, etc, on four twist legs with paw feet and lionmask knuckles, 1969 1,975g, 2000-2600 2 Chester circular silver pill boxes with hammerpoint decoration, dated 1905, 12g, 70-100 Please Note: All purchases must be collected by 4pm on this Friday, February 29 th Victorian Irish silver circular salver with raised shell and scroll border, and having foliate and other etching and crest, standing on three cast floral feet by Samuel La Bas, Dublin, 1865, 9 ins diameter, 449g, 700-1200

115 George V Irish silver swing handled sugar bowl profusely pierced and decorated with animals, birds, fishermen, trees, etc, complete with blue glass liner by West & Son, Dublin, 1920, 203g, 5 ins diameter, 250-350 116 120 121 Victorian London silver four piece tea and coffee service of oval form, with decorative etching, beaded rim, crests and pineapple finials, 1875g, 1200-2000 117 118 George II Irish silver wine funnel with beaded rim and removable strainer by William Williamson, Dublin, c.1750, 96g, 550-750 Victorian Chester silver shaped oval pierced cake or fruit basket with decorative foliate and scroll rims, and swing handle, 1839, 348g, 11½ ins long, 200-300 122 Cork silver small circular dish or pin tray with raised stepped rim and bearing the Sword of Light commemorative hallmark for 1966, by William Egan, Cork, 3 1/8 ins diameter, 70g, 150-200 George III Irish silver serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle, 11½ ins wide, 117g, 120-200 119 Continental silver pear shaped cream or milk jug profusely embossed and decorated, and having beaded rim and leaf capped handle, 275g, 100-150 123 Cork silver circular pin tray or coaster with raised rim, by William Egan, Cork, dated 1927, 45g, 60-100 Set of four George IV Irish silver bright cut tea or coffee spoons with Old Irish point handles, crested and with sunburst decoration. By John Sheils, Dublin, c.1770, 53g, 160-200

124 129 125 George V Chester silver shaped vesta matchbox with reeded decoration, 1910, 22g, 30-40 130 131 Victorian Irish silver serving or tablespoon with fiddle pattern handle by J S, Dublin, 1862, 120g, 70-120 Victorian London silver table or serving spoon with fiddle pattern handle, 1898, 80g, 60-100 126 Victorian Birmingham silver shaped cream jug with convex shoulders and reeded rim, on an oval stepped foot, 1900, 113g, 70-120 132 George III Cork silver serving or tablespoon with fiddle pattern crested handle by Carden Terry & Jane Williams. Dublin hallmarks for 1809, 67g, 100-200 127 Victorian London silver circular drinks tray on three claw and ball feet, and having raised border decorated with foliage, scrolls and beads, the central Coat of Arms surrounded by decorative etching, by Mappin & Webb, 1883, 14 ins diameter, 810g, 600-1000 133 134 George III Cork silver serving spoon with Old Irish point bright cut handle with sunburst and feather edging by Joseph Gibson, Cork, c.1790, 10½ ins long, 70g, 100-200 Georgian English silver cream ladle with Old English style crested handle, 21g, 40-60 128 George IV Irish silver bright cut strainer spoon with Old Irish point handle with crest by John Sheils, Dublin, 1810, 119g, 800-1200 Georgian London silver soup ladle with shell bowl and bright cut crested handle with feather edge, 14 ins long, 143g, 200-300 William IV Irish silver melon panelled baluster coffee pot on a spreading circular foot with decorative rising curved spout and domed lid with floral finial by P L, Dublin, 1833, 940g, 2000-3000

135 139 136 William IV Irish silver three piece tea service of lobed circular form, profusely embossed and decorated with flowers, scrolls and foliage, with crests on raised circular bases, Dublin, 1837, 1,668g, 3500-5000 140 141 George III bright cut Irish silver serving or tablespoon having Old Irish silver point handle with crest and feather edging by John Power, Dublin, 1817, 36g, 100-150 George III Irish silver table spoon with fiddle pattern handle, Dublin 1810, 9 ins, 60g, 40-60 137 George III Irish silver circular bowl decorated with children, trees, farmhouse and mill, by Christopher Clarke, Dublin 1775, 5.7 ins diam. 282g, 700-1000 142 George IV Irish silver sauce ladle with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle, by James Brady 1828, 7.5 ins, 60g, 120-160 138 George III Irish silver oval shaped salt cellar with pierced decoration, on four claw on ball feet, by William Bond Dublin, 1790, 43g, with cranberry glass liner, 300-400 143 2 Padraig Pearse '10 Scilling' commemorative coins in cases. The front shows Pádraig Pearse with the back showing statue of Cuchulainn by Oliver Sheppard R.H.A, 100-180 Pair of George IV Irish silver forks with fiddle pattern handles, by Richard Garde, Dublin, 1826, 116g, 8 ins, 140-200 George III Irish silver cream jug with wavy gadroon borders, foliate etching, reeded handle, on four ball feet, Dublin 1810, 204g, 300-400 Auction of Antiques & Art March 13 th - Featuring a recent estate in Douglas Auction of Silver, Art & Collectables May 15 th from a local estate Entries Now Invited

200 Collectables 203 201 Richly decorated Chelsea Porcelain group of a Lady and Gentleman in 18th century costume admiring a rose, on a raised oval base with floral swags. 100-200 204 Richly decorated porcelain group of a Lady seated and painting at an easel admired by a Gentleman, in traditional costume, raised on an oval base. 100-200 202 Richly decorated Chelsea Porcelain group of a Gentleman in 18th century costume reading to a seated Lady, on a raised oval base with floral swags. 100-200 205 Porcelain group of a seated Lady and Gentleman playing a game of chess, in traditional costume, with dog at side, on a raised decorative oval base. 100-200 Richly decorated Chelsea Porcelain group of a Lady with a lamb, and Gentleman, in 18th century costume, on a raised and oval shaped decorative base. 200-300 Richly decorated porcelain group of a seated lady with gentleman in 18th century costumes on a raised oval base, 100 200 Selling Property? We have the requirements of active approved buyers listed in our Let us match your property with their needs. Call for details online database.

206 210 211 Paragon fine bone china cup and saucer with gilt and foliate decoration, 30-40 207 Richly decorated Chelsea porcelain figure of a young boy with a fruit basket, 80 100 212 Aynsley cup and saucer with foliate and gilt decoration, and two plates, 30-40 208 Pair of Chelsea porcelain partridges with floral encrustation raised on shaped bases, 130 200 215 Pair of Wedgwood 'Egyptian Collection' black basalt boxes and pair of plates with gilded motifs, boxed, 50-70 209 Royal Doulton figure 'Sabbath Morn' and a Paragon china figure 'Spring', 50-60 216 Pair of old Irish cut glass baluster shaped decanters with triple ringed centres, diamond cut and stoppers, 100-200 Oriental cup and saucer decorated with peacocks in a landscape, 40-50 13 piece Duiske Irish glass drinks set with grapevine decoration, 50-100

217 221 218 Waterford Crystal cut glass circular flower or fruit bowl with diamond cut and knop stem, 100-200 222 Set of 5 Waterford Crystal cut glass sherry glasses of tapering form with knop stems and circular bases, 40-60 223 Waterford Crystal cut glass cream or water jug with diamond cut and shaped handle, 30-40 219 Circular cut glass decanter of tapering form with diamond cut and stopper, 50-70 224 Waterford Crystal cut glass preserve jar and circular bowl with diamond cut, 40-60 220 Waterford Crystal cut glass baluster shaped flower vase with diamond cut and circular base, 50-70 225 Royal Doulton fine bone china 'Impressions' ball shaped flower vase with foliate decoration, 50-70 Crystal cut glass fruit or flower bowl with diamond cut on circular base, 100-200 Circular cut glass decanter of tapering form with diamond cut and stopper, 50-70

Sample Conditions of Sale: Full details and information on the full Conditions of Sale and other details available from our Office. 1. The highest bidder for each lot shall be the purchaser. Should a dispute arise the Auctioneer shall at his discretion put the lot in dispute up for sale again or withdraw same from sale or declare the purchaser thereof. 2. The Auctioneers reserve for themselves the right to bid on behalf of the vendors and to reject or refuse to accept any bid without giving any reason therefor. The bidding shall be regulated by the Auctioneers and no bidding shall be retracted. 3. The price at which the bidder purchases each lot will be exclusive of V.A.T. and premium. 4. If required by the Auctioneer, the purchaser of each lot shall give his name and address to the Auctioneers representative and shall also immediately pay a cash deposit of 25% of the purchase money (or such sum as the Auctioneer may stipulate). The balance of the purchase money together with V.A.T. (if applicable), Auctioneers commission at the rate of 23% of the full purchase price plus V.A.T. shall be paid on the day of the sale, and if not so paid the Auctioneers reserve the right to charge interest on any unpaid balance at the rate of 8% per annum, plus daily storage and insurance charges, until payment is made. 5. Each purchaser's sale account must be paid in full before the removal of any lot. 6. Purchasers will be required to pay either in cash or by bankers draft. 7. The Auctioneers reserve the right to alter, divide, group or withdraw any lots either before or at any time during the sale. 8. The vendors or their agent reserve to themselves the right of repurchasing any lot, or part lot, at the knocked down price, or proportion of such price, where it is found necessary to let that lot, or part lot, remain and the decision of the Auctioneers respecting same shall be final and binding on all parties. 9. Each purchaser shall be deemed to have inspected and to be thoroughly acquainted with the contents and conditions of the lot or lots purchased and to have purchased same subject to all faults, deficiencies, imperfections and errors (if any) of any description therein, and no allowance whatsoever shall be made in respect of any difficulty of access. 10. The description, measurements and numbers set out in the catalogue are believed to be correct but no guarantee or warranty is given or is to be implied as to the correctness of such descriptions, or the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or its fitness for any particular purpose. 11. Each lot shall, from the fall of the hammer, be at the sole risk of the purchaser and must be cleared and taken away, without fail, at the purchasers expense, in such order as the Auctioneers or their representative shall direct not later than 5.00 p.m. on the Friday following the sale, after which time any lot or lots remaining on the premises shall be liable for rent and expenses, storage and insurance charges, and will also be liable to be removed from the premises and left outside at the purchasers risk in all respects. Collection times are from 10am to 5pm. 12. The purchaser will be responsible for all damage that it, its carriers, servants or agents may do to the property of any third (and in particular to the vendors premises) in removing the lot(s). 13. If within seven days after the sale the Auctioneers have received notice in writing from the purchaser that a lot is not as described in the catalogue and this notice can be substantiated with evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the purchasers, then the Auctioneers at their discretion may rescind the sale and return the purchase price. 14. No liability will be accepted by the vendors or the Auctioneers for personal injuries of any description and from whatsoever cause arising, sustained by any person whilst on the property of the vendors or agents for the purpose of inspection, or during the sale, or whilst removing any lots, or on the premises in connection with the sale. 15. Each purchaser shall be responsible for and will release and indemnify the vendors, their servants and agents, from and against all liability in relation to each lot or lots sold or otherwise. 16. Each purchaser shall provide all vehicles, equipment and labour necessary for the removal of purchases. 17. If the purchaser shall make default in payment of his purchase money or neglect to comply with these conditions, or any of them, all money paid by him or his agent at the time of sale shall be forfeited to the vendors who shall be at liberty to re-sell the lot or lots at such time or times as they may think proper and without notice to the party or parties making default or neglecting to comply with these conditions, and in case of non-payment thereof the same shall be recoverable as and for liquidated damages. Any surplus arising on such re-sales shall belong solely to the vendors. This condition shall not prejudice the vendors or Auctioneers right to enforce the contract made at this present sale. 18. Neither the vendors or the Auctioneers will hold themselves responsible for any lots while on the premises. No lots may be collected outside the dates and hours set out, i.e. 10am to 5pm, nor will the Auctioneers transfer lots from one buyer to another. 19. The vendors, their servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury occasioned to any purchaser, the purchasers servants or agents, or to any person or any property which may be caused by any defects, imperfection or malfunction in any lot or lots or contamination caused by same. 20. If any dispute or difference arises concerning any lot or the interpretation of these conditions, the same shall be settled by the Auctioneers whose decision shall be final and binding on all parties concerned. 21. All items are to be auctioned on the date set out unless withdrawn prior to sale. It is not possible to notify persons in advance of withdrawal. We cannot accept any liability for any expenses incurred.

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