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Fine Art and Decorative Items

Friday 6th March 2020 at 4pm

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Thursday 5th March

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Fine Art and Decorative Items

Friday 6th March 2020 at 4pm

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Silver All weights approximate

1 An Edwardian copy of Queen Anne child's porringer in Britannia standard silver, the bell shape body with a vacant cartouche, part fluted and a cable moulding, two beaded cast scroll handles, 6in (15cm) across, Maker H Plante, London 1905, together with an eighteenth century Irish silver wine funnel, Maker William Homer, Dublin circa 1770, 6.5oz (215gm) (2) £100-150

Lot 1 2 A George II silver circular salver, the centre engraved a Coat of Arms, a raised 'bath' edge moulded border, on three cast leaf scroll feet, 12in (30cm) diameter, Maker John Tuite, London 1733, 27oz (890gm) £400-600

Lot 2 3 A small Edwardian silver potpourri/ring box, the serpentine sided pierced hinged lid with a gallant walking with his lady, the box on paw feet, 3.25in (8cm) Maker C Brown & Co, Birmingham 1904, together with a silver back hand mirror, Maker CBC & Co, Birmingham 1924 (2) £100-150

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4 A set of six Edwardian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, initialled, Maker John Round, Sheffield 1908, five George IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Maker Charles Eley, London 1828, two silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, initialled, one dated Birmingham 1925, the other London 1797, together with a George II hanoverian shell back table spoon, Maker Edward Bennett, London 1748, a Victorian silver christening spoon, Maker George Adams, London 1857, a fiddle pattern teaspoon, a pickle fork, two napkin rings, a silver blade butter knife, different dates and a cased pair of mid eighteenth century silver sugar nips, circa 1750, 21.5oz (636gm) (21) £200-250

Lot 4 5 A William IV Scottish piggin, in coopered oak and yew, with silver banded borders inscribed 'presented to Mr John Mack as a mark of respect by the club Paisley, 19th June' made from the Wallace oak of Eldersly, wood of the house where Alexander Wilson was born, and Queen Mary's yew, two horn handles, 5.75in (13.5cm) across, Maker Patrick Aitken, Glasgow 1833/34 £200-300

Lot 5 6 A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged lid and base engraved with a foliage border, on a hatched panel with border, the gilded interior with a hinged engraved grille, 1.3in (4cm) Maker Thomas Phipps, Birmingham 1821, with sponge. £100-150

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7 An Edwardian silver egg cruet, the revolving frame with a central ring handle, fitted four egg cups with four egg spoons, Makers The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904, 15.25oz (486gm) (9) £150-200

Lot 7 8 A George V silver vase shape cream jug, the body with a band of paterae swags, a moulded loop handle, on a pedestal foot, Maker Chas Boyton & Sons, Birmingham 1911, together with a silver capstan shape inkwell, loaded, Maker W H Leater & Son, Birmingham 1922 and a silver frame desk calendar, Maker W Yerburg & Son, Chester 1921, 6oz (182gm) weighable silver, an Edwardian silver prize trophy cup, with two harp handles inscribed West Somerset Fox Hounds etc, on a moulded foot, 5.25in (13cm) diameter, Maker W Neal, Chester 1902, 9.5oz (293gm) together with a German electroplated soft metal model of a borzoi, 7in (18cm) (probably WMF but unmarked.) (5) £150-200

Lot 8 9 A Regency silver oblong toothpick box, the hinged lid engraved a ribbon tied oval cartouche and border, angled corners, 3in (8cm) Maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1813, with two steel tools (3) £100-150

Lot 9

10 A William IV silver teapot, everted melon panelled, with a swan neck, spout, the hinged lid with a detachable cast flower finial, a leaf capped scroll handle on a spreading foot, Makers Lias Brothers, London 1833 21oz (662gm) £200-300

Lot 10 11 A pair of George IV silver pair of asparagus tongs, Kings hourglass pattern crested, with pierced grippers, Maker William Chawner II, London 1829, 6oz (180gm) £100-150

Lot 11 12 An early Victorian silver mustard pot, everted melon panelled, the hinged lid with a globe finial, a shell thumb, a leaf capped scroll handle, gilded inside on a spreading foot, Makers William Traies and Robert Ambercrombie, London 1838, 5oz (158gm) £100-150

Lot 12 13 An Edwardian silver gilt copy of an Adam tea vase with Neo classical swags, acanthus and fluting, two cast scrolls lift the lid with an acorn finial on a square foot, 7.5in (19cm) Makers The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904 10oz (318gm) £300-500

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14 A cast silver copy of a George 1st octagonal taperstick, with a Silesian stem marked, 4.25in (11cm) London 1940, together with a Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee paper knife with a cast Prince of Wales feather terminal, 10in (26cm) Maker S J Ross, London 1977, 6.25oz (196gm) (2) £100-150

Lot 14 15 A Victorian silver target shooting militaria prize goblet, the bowl with repousse figures of soldiers by a copse, an oval repoussé foliage border cartouche with a near contemporary presentation inscription, the interior gilded, on a knopped stem foot with repoussé flowers, 7in (18cm) Maker Robert Hennell III, London 1861, 7.5oz (240gm) £300-500

Lot 15

Jewellery 16 A solitaire diamond ring, approximately 1 carat, in an 18ct Hm white gold setting. £700-900

Lot 16

17 A 9ct gold chain bracelet with gold padlock and hung with six gold & gold coloured metal charms and a gilt enamel jug charm, 71.5gm gross. £300-400

Lot 17 18 A red leather covered jewellery box, with lift out tray containing an Edward VII gold half sovereign 1908, an 1845 Victorian silver crown, a George 1st sixpence & other coins,a 9ct gold padlock link bracelet with an antique gold whistle, a silver cased ladies watch, two gold signet rings 9ct and 18ct, a gold bar brooch, a silver nurses buckle, a pair of 1st World War medals & costume jewellery (a lot) £300-400

Lot 18 19 A French Nineteenth century miniature carriage timepiece, the 8 day lever movement with a white enamel dial, Roman numerals, the moulded gilt brass oval case with bevelled glass panels and a shaped swing handle, 3in (8cm) £100-150

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20 A George V ladies travelling toilet case, covered in mauve leather, the double hinged top with handle reveals a fitted interior, caramel silk lined with fittings, comprising; a silver scent bottle, a hair brush and dusting brush, silver gilt backed, seven cut glass jars and bottles with silver gilt lids, leather purse and card holder with plush lined canvas outer leather cover, 8in (20cm) hallmarks circa 1912 (13) £150-180

Lot 20

Porcelain, Glass& Objects 21 An early Victorian blue and white transfer pint jug, decorated the Royal Arms, a landscape with a mansion and a village with a bridge over a river, 5in (13cm) and an early nineteenth century Bristol purple glass cream jug, 4.25in (11cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 21 22 An eighteenth century Worcester leaf dish, decorated butterflies, a branch handle, 8in (20cm) repaired, two nineteenth century red and white cow creamers, the one with the milk maid missing its lid off the back, 6in (15cm) a pair of early nineteenth century porcelain spill vases, decorated oriental figures of birds and shrubs on a rock to a green ground, 5in (13cm) a Wedgwood creamware commemorative mug, 1000 years British Monarchy, 4.75in (12cm) and a Collingwood Bros Longton porcelain jug commemorating the surrender of the German fleet at the end of the first World War, 6in (15cm) (7) £100-150

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23 A large nineteenth century glass banqueting goblet, the bowl engraved with wild roses, on a hollow twist moulded triple knopped stem, to a circular foot, 12.65in (32cm) £150-180

Lot 23 24 A William IV/early Victorian Coalport porcelain dessert service, the centres painted flowers sky blue gilt floral borders, shaped beaded edges with florets, the twelve plates, 8.75in (22cm) diameter, a pair of two handled circular dishes and a pair of square dishes with serpentine borders, 9in (23cm) x 10in (25.5cm) (16) £200-300

Lot 24 25 A Bourne Denby ware bowl, designed by Dorothy Ware (facsimile signature), the sides bordered in blossom, 9.75in (25cm) diameter. £80-120

Lot 25 26 An early eighteenth century German Westwewald saltglaze jug, with blue scrolling foliage, the front with a badge of George 1st King of England and Hanover surmounted by a peacock, puce reeded rim, 10in (26cm) £100-150

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27 An Italian Majolica charger, decorated coloured classical scenes, of homage to an emperor with an votive fire to the gods, classical border to a blue ground, 16.25in (41cm) cracked and riveted. £100-150

Lot 27 28 A pair of late nineteenth century Minton glazed pottery aesthetic moon flask vases, decorated birds and insects by a pond, on sky blue stump feet and rims, (one rim chipped) 6.75in (17cm) stamped and numbered, an eighteenth century Worcester porcelain teapot, decorated coloured oriental figures, cracked and riveted, the lid with a flower head finial and a pair of Worcester fluted teabowls and saucers, blue and gilt floral sprigs and borders (7) £100-150

Lot 28 29 An early nineteenth century miniature ironstone china vase, rust blue and gilt oriental foliage pattern, Royal Arms mark, possibly Ridgway, 4in (10cm) together with a French Paris porcelain oval cabinet plaque of two vestal virgins, a magenta Fleur de Lis border, 7.25in (18.5cm) x 5.5in (14cm) and a late nineteenth century Vienna porcelain royal blue lady portrait vase, 5.75in (14.5cm) (3) £100-150

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30 A pair of late Victorian panelled ruby glass vases, with white enamel Mary Gregory figures of a boy and a girl gardening, holding a rake, the neck rings with silver coloured metal mounts, 8in (20cm) £100-150

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Objects 31 A Victorian mahogany games compendium, the fitted interior with divisions and games board for chess and draughts, crib board, marker cards, indoor croquet set, dice shakers, sunken brass handles, having a fall front and hinged lid, 16.1in (41cm) £200-300

Lot 31 32 A nineteenth century treen butter stamp of a thistle, in the shape of a mawl, with a retractable handle, 8.5in (22cm) together with a Continental carved wood figure of a peasant woman carrying a hod on her back, 8.25in (21cm) (2) £100-150

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33 A late Victorian walnut veneered writing stationery work box, the hinged lid with an inscribed presentation plate, ebony corner mouldings, the interior of the lid with an oval mirror and buttoned wine coloured padded silk, a mahogany lift out tray, the fall front reveals a writing slope, stationary slots, ink bottles and pen rest, a side paper drawer with sunken brass handles, 16in (41cm) £200-300

Lot 33 34 A bronze portrait bust of a child's head, the neck stamped with the Singer Foundry, mounted on an oak block, 12.5in (32cm) £100-150

Lot 34 35 A late eighteenth century Infantry Officers sword, the facetted blade with tracepot gilding and inscribed for my Country King, the gilt brass hilt with guard, wire work grip and facetted urn pommel, 3ft 2.5in (98cm) £100-150

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36 A Victorian mahogany whip rack and spurs stand, the shaped tapering sides, with a shape stretchered crest, the base with stand and drawer, with a sunken brass handle and brass side fittings, with whips and crops, a pair of steel spurs and three boot jacks (a lot). £100-150

Lot 36 37 An early nineteenth century carved ivory Nabob's cane, spiral twist and pineapple effect to a knop, 27in (70cm) together with a nineteenth century bamboo cane with a plaited shank, to a horn knop, 33in (84cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 37 38 A Victorian figured walnut veneered lap desk, brass bound, the hinged lid with an inscribed brass presentation plate, the fitted interior veneered in maccasser ebony, with gilt tooled leather writing slope and two glass ink bottles, with engraved gilt brass lids, a mahogany lined side drawer with divisions and sunken brass carrying handles, 20in (51cm) £100-150

Lot 38 39 A Victorian walnut veneered work and writing box, the hinged lid and fall front reveals a fitted tray and a pull out hinged writing top, with sunken brass handle, 11.75in (30cm) £150-180

Lot 39


Clocks 40 A French nineteenth century ormolu case mantle clock, in Louis XVI style, having pink and floral porcelain panels, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, the circular decorated dial with birds and foliage, the case with an urn surmount, leaf scroll mounts, the plinth (missing some ornamentation) on front block feet and lion mask appliqué scroll side feet, 13in (33cm) circa 1860. £100-150

Lot 40 41 A late Victorian mahogany chiming longcase clock, the 8 day three train movement striking on a gong to the quarter, the arched gilt brass twelve inch dial, with foliage chased centre silver subsidiary seconds dial, strike silent regulation to the lunette and Roman numerals to the silvered chapter ring, a dead and beat escapement, the arched hood with a gilt frame finial to the pediment and arched bevelled glass door, angled corners to the trunk with an arched bevelled glazed door, the panelled base on a plinth, 6ft 7in (201cm) £400-600

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42 An early nineteenth century oak Midlands longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, with a circular painted dial, 13.25in (34cm) with a subsidiary seconds dial, Roman and Arabic Numerals inscribed Sam L Hill, Sheffield, the case mahogany banded, the hood with a swan neck pediment, a brass finial, the glazed door with brass capped reeded pillars, the trunk with a serpentine top door, serpentine top door, inlaid string to the front angled corners, the base on bracket feet, 7ft 4in (224cm) £100-200

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43 A mid eighteenth century Scottish oak longcase clock, the thirty hour birdcage movement striking on a bell, the eleven inch square brass dial with a name plate for Bentt Edwards, Ederham, the chapter ring with Roman numerals, cast gilt brass rococo corner spandrels, the hood with a serpentine outline pediment and brass finial, the glazed door with pilasters, the trunk with a door, the base on bracket feet, 7ft (214cm) £200-300

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44 An early nineteenth century mahogany longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, with a dead beat escapement, the arched silvered brass dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, inscribed Polhill and Newman, Lewes, the arched hood with brass finials, a glazed door, brass lapped reeded pillars, the trunk with a serpentine top door, the base on French bracket feet, 7ft 3in (221cm) £400-600

Lot 44 45 A Wiltshire eighteenth century oak longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, the 12 inch square brass dial with subsidiary second dial and calendar, inscribed Charles Raymond Lydeway (Devizes) cast corner spandrels, the hood with a pierced frieze, glazed door with side pilasters, the trunk with a shaped top door with brass escutcheon, the base on a plinth, 6ft 8in (203cm) £300-400

Lot 45

Furniture 46 A French nineteenth century chiffonnier, parquetry inlaid and walnut veneered, in Louis XVI style, the shaped white marble top with a brass moulding, the barrel front with three drawers, one stamped Tate another stamped Count De Cuctava, brass rosette plate ring handles, chequer banding, the bowed sides similarly inlaid, on cabriole legs with bronze mounts to the toes, 22.75in (58cm) £100-200

Lot 46 47 A pair of Danish larch and marquetry inlaid side chairs, with padded backs, a ring turned cresting rail, stuffed over seats to front turned and block legs, together with a pair of mid nineteenth century walnut side chairs, with pierced carved splats to the cartouche shape backs, the buttoned stuffed over seats on front cabriole legs, to carved paw feet (4) £100-150

Lot 47 48 A Victorian satin walnut ladies writing table, the rectangular top inset green leather, the frieze drawer with a pen and ink compartment, ash lined, the brass lock inscribed W C Quiglen, Liverpool, wood knob handle, scroll carved brackets, the turned legs on casters, 3ft 3in (91.5cm) circa 1860. £100-150

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49 A Victorian walnut 'X' frame stool, the padded nailed needlework rectangular seat on hooped walnut legs, united by a turned stretcher, 20in (51cm) £150-200

Lot 49 50 An Edwardian mahogany Carlton House style desk, the red gilt tooled leather inset writing top with stringing, a raised superstructure with a pierced brass gallery, cupboard doors and pigeon holes, the front frieze with three drawers with brass locks, swag handles, mahogany lined, the square tapering legs on brass casters, 4ft (122cm) £200-300

Lot 50 51 A mid twentieth century walnut bergere sitting room suite, with caned backs and sides, sprung seats with loose cushions and bolsters, covered floral material, on front shell carved cabriole legs to club feet, comprising; a pair of easy armchairs and a two seater settee, 5ft 6in (168cm) £200-300

Lot 51

52 A mid eighteenth century walnut veneered and oak bureau, feather banded, the fall flap reveals a fitted interior with a pull out cupboard with secret compartment drawers and pigeon holes, above four long graduated drawers, fitted later brass plate handles and escutcheons, on bracket feet, 3ft 2in (97cm) £400-600

Lot 52 53 A Regency mahogany occasional table, the rectangular well figured top with rounded corners, on a ring turned stem, to three moulded hooped legs on ball feet, 17.25in (44cm) x 15in (38cm) £100-150

Lot 53 54 A near pair of French provincial fruitwood Voltaire’s, the upholstered semi winged backs with the foil crests, the open padded arms to sprung seats, covered nailed hatched linen, on front cabriole legs. £100-150

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55 An Eastern nineteenth century padouk travelling chest, of two short and three long drawers with sunken brass plate handles and brass locks, a carcase in two parts, on inverted vase shape feet, 35.5in (90cm) £100-200

Lot 55 56 A Victorian walnut work table, the oval lidded top veneered in burr figured walnut, revealing a boxwood fitted interior with pierced fretwork lids and padded green silk, to a tapering work box, leaf carved turned side supports on carved cabriole legs, united by a turned stretcher, on casters, 24in (61cm) £100-200

Lot 56 57 A George III mahogany oval swing toilet mirror, with a veneered serpentine fronted box base, fitted three drawers with brass Dutch drop handles, on ogee bracket feet, 18.5in (47cm) £100-150

Lot 57

58 A set of eight mahogany dining chairs in Hepplewhite style, the backs with palmette capped vertical rails, centred a paterae, the channelled frames with serpentine crests, drop in seats, on front square tapering legs, united by 'H' stretchers, comprising; a carver armchair and seven side chairs. £200-300

Lot 58 59 A Sheraton Revival style mahogany Bonheur du Jour, inlaid stringing, the writing top inset gilt tooled green leather, the raised superstructure fitted a shelf and banks of drawers, the top with a pierced brass gallery, the front with three drawers, fitted brass locks and brass rondel plate ring handles, on square tapering legs to socket feet, 3ft 7.5in (110cm) £100-200

Lot 59 60 A Regency mahogany veneered commode chest of two short and two long graduated drawers, with replaced oval brass plate handles, on swept French bracket feet, 32in (81cm) £100-150

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61 A Sheraton Revival style mahogany double chairback settee, inlaid with satinwood banding and stringing, pierced anthemion fretwork splats, the seat covered striped material, the front square tapering splayed legs united by stretchers, 3ft 6in (107cm) £100-150

Lot 61 62 A mid eighteenth century oak lowboy, the moulded edge top above three frieze drawers, with brass knob handles, above a shaped frieze on plain turned legs to club feet, 3ft (91.5cm) £100-150

Lot 62 63 A late seventeenth/early eighteenth century oak chest, fitted three long drawers with geometric mouldings, brass drop handles and escutcheons, panelled back and sides, on bun feet, 33in (84cm) £200-300

Lot 63

64 An early Victorian rosewood veneered Davenport, having a green leather inset writing flap, a fitted interior, a balustrade gallery above a pull out pen and ink drawer to the side, the four graduated drawers with brass locks and wood knob handles, front cabriole supports, the plinth on casters, 20.5in (52cm) £100-200

Lot 64 65 A Victorian walnut loo table, the oval tilt top with burr figured veneer, having a scroll cartouche carved serpentine edge, on a turned carved stem to four fruit carved moulded cabriole legs, the scroll toes on casters, 4ft 11in (150cm) x 3ft 8in (112cm) £100-200

Lot 65 66 A mahogany duet stool, in Georgian style, a drop in padded seat, the frame on square chamfered legs, 3ft 10in (117cm) £100-150

Lot 66 67 An eighteenth century oak bureau, the fall flap reveals a stepped fitted interior above a well, the two short and two long drawers with later brass fret plate handles and escutcheons, on bracket feet, 3ft 1in (94cm) £100-200

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68 An Osh Kosh steamer trunk, the interior fitted a drawer and a hanging space, 3ft 4in (102cm) x 14.5in (37cm) x 22.5in (57cm) with key. £100-200

Lot 68 69 A set of six Victorian walnut side chairs, the oval open backs with scroll foliage carved crests, the stuffed over seats covered green material, on front carved cabriole legs. £100-200

Lot 69 70 A Sheraton mahogany writing table, the rectangular top inset replaced gilt tooled green leather, the satinwood veneered border edged with ebony stringing, the front and back with five drawers and five dummy drawers banded in satinwood, fitted brass locks and lion mask plate ring handles, a central arched frieze, the square tapering legs inlaid marquetry, of a rosette and bellflowers, on brass casters, 3ft 7.5in (114cm) wide x 22.25in (56.5cm) deep x 31in (78.5cm) high. £200-300

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71 A pair of George III mahogany ladderback side chairs, with pierced serpentine rails, drop in seats on front square moulded chamfered legs, united by 'H' stretchers. £100-150

Lot 71 72 A mid nineteenth century mahogany veneered chest of two short and three long graduated drawers with later oval brass plate handles, the apron frieze inlaid stringing, on bracket feet, 3ft 7.5in (110.5cm) £100-200

Lot 72 73 A Regency mahogany console table, edged with ebony stringing, the rectangular top, the frieze on two front cabriole legs, applied cast bronze acanthus scroll mounts, capped with rondels, on rondel block feet, 4ft 7.5in (141cm) £100-200

Lot 73 74 A pair of Sheraton painted beech frame elbow chairs, with arcading to the rail backs, the arms on front supports, the stuffed over seats on turned tapering legs. £200-300

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75 A French nineteenth century gilt carved wood and gesso frame mirror, with a bevelled edge rectangular plate, the guilloch leaf scroll frame with squared corners, shell foliage scroll surmount and cartouche scroll spray base, 4ft (122cm) x 31.5in (80cm) £100-150

Lot 75 76 A pair of mahogany bow fronted bedside cabinets, the tops veneered in plumbago mahogany, edged with stringing, fitted a slide above a drawer and an open compartment, on square tapering legs to socket feet, 16in (40.5cm) £100-150

Lot 76 77 A late eighteenth century mahogany pembroke table, the rectangular drop leaf top above a frieze drawer with oval brass plate handle, on square tapering moulded legs, 3ft 2in (96.5cm) £100-150

Lot 77

78 A Victorian brass rail and mesh nursery fender, with pull out extension rail, 3ft 11in (120cm) £100-150

Lot 78 79 A Regency mahogany side table, the reeded edge top above a drawer with oval brass plate handles, on square tapering legs, 35.75in (91cm) £100-150

Lot 79 80 A pair of nineteenth century Neo Classical Revival gilt painted wood and gesso wall lights, the reeded and fluted sheaf of arrows stems each with three laurel leaf scrolling branches, with candleholders later converted to electricity, 19in (48cm) £100-150

Lot 80 81 An Arts & Crafts hardwood dipped stool, etched a floret and leaves to an open rail seat, on tapering legs, 22in £100-150

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82 A late eighteenth century mahogany tallboy, the top with a dentil cornice above two short and three long graduated drawers, reeded canted corners, the base with slide, above three long graduated drawers, oak lined and fitted oval brass plate handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 7in (109cm) x 6ft 4in (193cm) £200-300

Lot 82 83 A George III wing armchair, the back with a serpentine crest, the seat with a cushion, upholstered coral tweed, the mahogany front square chamfered legs with 'H' stretcher to back splay legs, replaced brass casters. £100-200

Lot 83 84 A small early eighteenth century oak half round tea table, the fold over flap top reveals a well, the frieze with a brass escutcheon, on cabriole legs to pad feet, 26.25in (66.5cm) £100-150

Lot 84

85 An early nineteenth century beech child's correction chair, with a caned seat and high back, on front ring turned stretchered legs, a nineteenth century Sussex ash ladder back armchair, with rush seat on turned stretchered legs and a nineteenth century Yorkshire ladderback ash and elm armchair, with a rush seat, the front turned legs on pad feet, a turned apron stretcher and side stretchers (3) £100-150

Lot 85 86 A late seventeenth century oak gateleg table, the oval drop leaf top on turned legs with stretchers, the turned feet on later blocks, 4ft 1in (124cm) x 5ft 7.5in (171.5cm) £100-200

Lot 86 87 A Scottish Sheraton mahogany sideboard, inlaid stringing, the breakfront top with a raised super structure, with a central tablet, banded in satinwood, the front frieze with three drawers flanked by cellerette drawers, all with later oval brass plate handles, the square tapering legs on socket feet, 7ft (213cm) £100-200

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88 A Regency mahogany clothes press, the detachable cornice above an interior with sliding trays, enclosed by a pair of panel doors, inlaid ebony stringing, the base with two short and two long graduated drawers, with later wood knob handles, on front swept French bracket feet, 4ft 1.5in (126cm) x 6ft 10.5in (210cm) high £100-200

Lot 88 89 A Victorian oak Gothic Revival hall seat, return part of the pierced cornice missing, the arcaded canopy with blind panelled sides and a frieze of rosettes, a plank seat, 3ft 6in (107cm) wide x 5ft 4in (165cm) high. A possible attribution to Augustus W Pugin, who was active in the Salisbury area, Family Lore states at one time at Wilton House. £300-500

Lot 89 90 A Sheraton mahogany veneered bowfront chest, inlaid stringing, the two short and three long graduated drawers with rectangular brass plate handles, the shaped apron on bracket feet, 3ft 6in (107cm) £100-200

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91 A Sheraton mahogany swing toilet mirror, the shield shape frame with stringing, the rectangular veneered box base banded in tulipwood, the two drawers with brass handles, on bracket feet, 14.75in (47.5cm) £100-150

Lot 91 92 A George III mahogany show frame elbow chair, the curved upholstered cartouche shape back to padded scroll terminal open arms, a stuffed over serpentine seat, on covered wine coloured floral material, on front moulded chamfered legs. £100-150

Lot 92 93 A late eighteenth century Scandinavian roll flap bureau bookcase, veneered in maple, the top with a dentil cornice above shelves enclosed by a pair of fielded panel doors, the base with a fitted writing compartment, above three long drawers with oval brass plate handles and locks, the front corners with stop fluted pilasters, on bracket feet, 4ft 1in (124cm) wide x 7ft 2in (218cm) high. £100-200

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94 Two early to mid-nineteenth century Yorkshire ladderback ash elbow chairs, with rush seats, the open arms to turned legs, with stretchers, one with rockers (2) £100-150

Lot 94 95 A Regency mahogany dining room cupboard, fitted two frieze drawers (one with divisions) above drawers and cupboard doors, enclosing shelves inlaid ebony stringing, brass lion mask ring handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 2.5in (98cm) £100-200

Lot 95 96 An Edwardian mahogany two tier Sutherland table, the twin flap graduated tops banded in satinwood, the top tier inlaid an oval radiating fan, the base with gatelegs on casters and vertical rail ends, on splay legs united by a stretcher, 24in (61cm) £100-150

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97 A pair of Victorian walnut show wood parlour chairs, the buttoned cartouche shape backs with carved crests, the gentleman’s chair with padded open arms and scroll carving, a matching lady's chair, serpentine front sprung seats on front carved cabriole legs, the toes on casters (2) £100-150

Lot 97 98 An early Victorian mahogany dressing table, the three drawers with brass lion mask ring handles, on an open stretched frame to plinths on paw feet, 3ft 5.5in (105.5cm) £100-150

Lot 98 99 A George IV mahogany swing toilet mirror, the rectangular glass on rope twist and reeded side supports, centred a patera, the inverted veneered serpentine front box base fitted two drawers with brass Dutch drop handles, centred a brass marquetry panel, rope twist front corner pilasters, on bun feet, 22in (56cm) £100-150

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100 A Regency style mahogany writing table, the rectangular top inset gilt tooled green leather, the border with ebony stringing, rondel corners to three frieze drawers with brass locks and brass knob handles, on turned reeded tapering legs to turned feet, 4ft 10in (148cm) x 33in (84cm) £200-300

Lot 100 101 A Victorian walnut stool, the needlework stuffed over seat on walnut cabriole legs, 19in (48cm) £100-150

Lot 101 102 A George III faded mahogany bedside cupboard, the pierced gallery top above a drawer, a pair of cupboard doors and a drawer, on square legs, 22in (56cm) £150-250

Lot 102 103 An early Victorian mahogany bowfront chest of four short and three long drawers, wood knob handles, on turned feet, 3ft 6in (107cm) £200-300

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104 A Sheraton Revival style open frame swing toilet mirror, 20in (51cm) £100-150

Lot 104 105 An early nineteenth century mahogany dressing table, with two frieze drawers, on turned legs, 3ft 6in (107cm) together with a Regency mahogany swing toilet mirror, inlaid stringing, the rectangular glass on turned block supports, globe finials, the barrel front veneered box base, banded edge, fitted two drawers, brass knob handles on bun feet, 23.25in (59cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 105 106 A George III mahogany urn stand, the square galleried top above a frieze with slide, on square tapering legs, 11in (28cm) £100-150

Lot 106 107 An early eighteenth century oak coffer, the hinged lidded top above a panelled front with a carved frieze, on legs, 4ft 8in (142cm) £100-150

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108 A set of ten William IV/early Victorian rosewood side chairs, the buckle shape backs with leaf spray carved crests, leaf and rosette carved horizontal rails, the stuffed over seats covered striped material, on front turned fluted legs. £300-500

Lot 108 109 An early nineteenth century mahogany veneered chest of two short and three long drawers, with later oval brass plate handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 5.5in (110cm) £100-150

Lot 109 110 A late eighteenth century Irish mahogany veneered fret frame mirror, the crest with a gilt HoHo bird, a gilt rococo etched border, to a later glass, 3ft 2in (96.5cm) x 22in (56cm) £100-200

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111 A pair of Georgian style wing armchairs, covered old brass nailed leather, on square stretchered oak legs. £200-300

Lot 111 112 A Sheraton faded mahogany side table, fitted a drawer, on square tapering legs, 33in (84cm) £100-150

Lot 112 113 A George III mahogany elbow chair, with a pierced splat back, the serpentine crest with a carved cable edge and acanthus spray corners, outscrolling arms to a drop in seat, cable edge frame and front square chamfered legs, united by an 'H' stretcher. £100-150

Lot 113 114 A George III mahogany bureau, the fall flap reveals a fitted interior above four long graduated drawers, fitted with brass swan neck handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 4in (102cm) £100-150

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115 A late Victorian walnut kneehole dressing table, with a raised superstructure fitted a swing mirror, flanked by shelves and drawers, a dentil moulding, the carved front with a drawer stamped Maple & Co flanked by pedestal cupboards with a shelf and sliding trays, the brass drop handles, the doors with carved panels, the plinths on casters, 4ft 3in. £100-150

Lot 115 116 An early Victorian mahogany veneered bowfront chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, with brass locks and wood knob handles, on turned feet, 3ft 5in (104cm) £100-150

Lot 116 117 A Victorian sofa upholstered in wine coloured velvet dralon, the low curved round dipped buttoned back, to a stuffed over inverted serpentine front seat, on turned walnut legs with casters, circa 1880, 6ft (183cm) £100-200

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118 A mid eighteenth century Derbyshire oak dresser, the front with five fielded panel front drawers and a pair of cupboard doors fitted brass handles and escutcheons, fielded panelled sides, on bracket feet, 5ft 5in (165cm) £200-300

Lot 118 119 A pair of early twentieth century Sussex style wrought ironwork gates, 4ft (122cm) x 4ft 1in (124cm) £100-150

Lot 119 120 A large reconstituted stone garden urn, the campana shape body with raised putti dancing with branches of berries, above goats heads linking fruiting festoons, on a knopped stem to a square base, 33in (84cm) £100-150

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Oriental, Porcelain & Objects 121 A Chinese 1st Republic porcelain vase and cover, decorated in famille rose enamels, with panels of a mother walking in a garden with her son by a house and the son reading a book, with blossoming foliage to a blue ground, the cover with a rust coloured puppy finial, 12in (30.5cm) together with a small jar, 1.75in (4.5cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 121 122 A Chinese porcelain dragon bowl, in famille verte enamels to the interior, the exterior with bunches of grapes and leaves to the patterned yellow ground, a square seal mark and hairline glaze crack to the base, 11.75in (30cm) diameter. £100-150

Lot 122 123 A Kangxi blue and white porcelain cup and cover with saucer, from the Christies Vung Tau Cargo sale, decorated panels of foliage. £100-150

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124 Two nineteenth century Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jars and cover, one decorated prunus blossom, the other with a tutor and two boys in a garden, (cover with a hairline crack) 6.25in (16cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 124 125 A small Chinese fine porcelain vase, decorated in famille rose enamels, people practising martial arts in a garden with text, famille noir borders, blue square seal mark, 5in (12.5cm) with hardwood stand, together with another blue foliage decorated caramel glaze Chinese vase, with wood stand, 5.5in (14cm) (4) £100-150

Lot 125 126 A Chinese Sang de Beof shallow bowl, the base with an unglazed border, the edge ground, 8.5in (21.5cm) diameter, with an incised hardwood stand (2) £100-150

Lot 126 127 An Archaic style Ku shape bronze Chinese vase, with chased decoration, 6in (15cm) with a hardwood square stand (2) £100-150

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128 Three 1st Republic Chinese porcelain dragon bowls and two covers, a small tea bowl, decorated swallows and foliage and a provincial blue and grey glazed teabowl, rust decorated six character mark, one with hairline crack. (7) £100-150

Lot 128 129 A pair of late nineteenth century Chinese blue and white porcelain Rouleau vases, decorated prunus blossom, 8in (20cm) and another waisted vase, decorated vases and urns with blossom and pomegranates, 8.5in (21.5cm) (3) £100-150

Lot 129 130 A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle with a red stopper, famille rose relief decoration of immortals riding fabulous animals, with red characters, 3.75in (9.5cm) together with an amber coloured snuff bottle with red painted stopper, 3.8in (9.5cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 130 131 An eighteenth century Chinese porcelain famille rose basket, with pierced trellis sides decorated blossom by a fence (crack to border) two scroll handles, (one cracked and rivetted) 10in (25cm) an eighteenth century Chinese porcelain plate coloured foliage urn in gilt, 9in (23cm) and a Chinese blue and white pillar vase with figures and panels with palm trees in Kangxi style, four character reign mark but probably nineteenth century, 10in (25cm) (3) £100-150

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132 A pair of early twentieth century Japanese Kutani porcelain vases, decorated birds and blossom by a lake with hills beyond, in rust yellow and grey blue with gilt highlights, 9.25in (23.5cm) a Japanese porcelain plate of a lady by trees in a garden in rust yellow and green, 8in (20cm) diameter, a nineteenth century Japanese Imari porcelain octagonal plate, decorated a jar with foliage bats to the patterned border, in coloured enamels, 8.5in (21cm) a Chinese small porcelain cauldron with masks to the coloured panel, ogee sides on three feet, 4in (10cm) (overall) a Chinese Imari bowl, 5.75in (14.5cm) a Chinese double gourd shape porcelain vase, decorated blue and white foliage with rust klobber, 6in (15cm) a Chinese Imari porcelain bulbous base vase, famille verte panels with ink blue baskets to the neck, 4.75in (12cm) a Chinese porcelain vase decorated fish and foliage with insects, six character mark, 7in (18cm) a Chinese vase decorated rust foliage Kylon ring masks to the shoulders, 8in (20cm) a late nineteenth century Cantonese porcelain cup and saucer (cup with hairline crack to rim) a Chinese oval alabaster plaque decorated three ladies playing draughts, 4.5in (11.5cm) and a pierced carved hardwood circular stand, 7in (18cm) (14) £100-150

Lot 132 133 A Chinese porcelain blue and white charger, decorated a dragon and a pheonix chasing a flaming pearl, a border of trailing foliage, a wavy edge, six character reign mark but later, 14.25in (36cm) diameter. £100-150

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134 A nineteenth century Japanese Kutani porcelain vase, decorated in rust and gilt, a panel of a nobleman drinking Saki with a geisha, the reverse panel a pair of birds perched on a rock and in flight, with blossoming trees and shrubs, ring lifts to the neck, 15in (38cm) Meji (encrustation to the base) £100-150

Lot 134 135 A pair of nineteenth century Cantonese porcelain vases, decorated in famille rose enamels, with panels of court scenes, birds and foliage (one repaired) gilt lizards to the neck, 11.8in (30cm) a pair of Cantonese spill vases, similarly decorated, one with a hairline crack, 5.5in (12.5cm) together with a nineteenth century Cantonese bottle vase similarly decorated (5) £100-150

Lot 135 136 A pair of nineteenth century Cantonese porcelain vases, decorated in famille rose enamels court scenes, birds and butterflies and foliage, with crimped necks, 7.5in (19cm) £100-150

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137 An eighteenth century Chinese porcelain teapot, decorated in famille rose enamels, a family scene, the lid with a chip, 5.5in (14cm) an early eighteenth century Chinese blue and white small shallow bowl, 4.25in (11cm) and matching saucer, with panels of scenes and foliage, 4.75in (14.5cm) and an eighteenth century famille rose saucer decorated a pheasant and foliage, 4.25in (12cm) (4) £100-150

Lot 137 138 A Japanese Nippon porcelain Hors d' Oeuvres set of seven dishes, decorated birds and foliage in coloured enamels, the six segment dishes with a yellow ground, the circular centre dish with a black ground, all in a circular black lacquer lidded box, the lid with birds and flowers, on feet, 13in (33cm) (8) £80-120

Lot 138 139 A small pair of eighteenth century Chinese porcelain vases, the pear shape bodies decorated in famille rose enamels, of a mandarin with attendants and his lady with a handmaiden riding a deer, 5in (13cm) both with rim chips (one with a cracked rim) £100-150

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140 A seventeenth century transition AL Chinese porcelain blue and white baluster vase, decorated a Kylon and foliage, a diced rim, 9.75in (25cm) £200-300

Lot 140 141 An Egyptian green stone scarab, 4in (10cm) and a carved Burmese black stone Buddha, 5.4in (14cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 141 142 A Chinese nineteenth century pair of throwing swords, with chased gilt brass mounts to the diced hardwood grip handles, facetted steel blades, a tortoiseshell veneered scabbard (some flaking) with chased brass mounts, 28in (71cm) £100-150

Lot 142 143 A Chinese blue and white porcelain vase and cover, decorated foliage, drilled and converted to electricity, on a wooden stand, 17in (43cm) £100-150

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144 A Chinese gilt bronze cloisonne, with ovoid censer and cover, coloured foliage enamel, the ogee panelled sides with two lifts, on four cabriole legs, the cover with a dog of foo finial, 6in (15cm) with wood stand and a Japanese satsuma ware hexagonal censer, decorate panels of foliage and a bird having pendants of foliage and iris’s, gilt royal blue border with gilt scroll lifts, on stump feet, a pierced domed cover, 4.5in (11cm) (4) £100-150

Lot 144 145 A late Nineteenth century Japanese ivory carving of a fisherman, holding his net, his straw hat blown off in the wind, the base with a red seal mark, Meji, 5.2in (13cm) £100-150

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English & Continental Porcelain 146 An Eighteenth century Derby porcelain figure candlestick of Mars, decorated with coloured enamels, standing on a circular base. £120-180

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147 An unusual Staffordshire late Prattware jug, attributed to Potts, a Russian raised decoration of Russian cavalry, articulated borders of foliage, 9in (23cm) (hairline cracks) two Chinese 'Lowestort style' tea bowls and saucers, with famille rose foliage, and a William IV Staffordshire milk jug, with green and pink lustre raise foliage, 5.5in (14cm) (6) £100-150

Lot 147 148 A Chamberlains Worcester oval lidded sucrier, with gilt foliage and oval royal blue medallions to the sides, two gilt loop handles, an oval finial, 7.5in (19cm) a William IV Masons ironstone china jug, with sprigs of flowers, puce trellis borders, leaf capped scroll handle, puce mark 7.5in (19cm) a nineteenth century ware blue and white huntsman and hounds jug, possibly Ridgeway 5in (13cm) a Masons ironstone china tureen stand, oriental foliage pattern, circa 1840, 10in (25.5cm) a set of three early nineteenth century Masons patent ironstone china plates, raised scrolling foliage, transfer decorated willow pattern impressed and blue transfer marks, 9.5in (24cm) and a pair of early Victorian glass candlesticks 7.5in (19cm) (9) £100-150

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149 Four late eighteenth century/early nineteenth century Derby porcelain figures, comprising; a huntsman with his gun, 5.5in (14cm) (chip to base) a woman carrying a basket of apples, 6in (15cm) repair to the dress, a putti carrying flowers (Summer) 4.75in (12cm) and a Regency figure of a child, his left arm missing, 4.5in (11.5cm) a Regency Derby campana shape urn, decorated coloured foliage and gilt, with two gilt snake handles, foot cracked 6.5in (16cm) a small pair of Derby two handled vases, decorated flower and royal blue gilt ground handles, cracked (some missing) chip to one rim 3.75in (9.5cm) and a Regency Derby small potpourri urn and pierced cover, floral blue gilt decorative part ribbed campana shape body, with strawberry leaf spray finial, gilt paw feet to base (pinned) (8) £100-150

Lot 149 150 A nineteenth century Paris porcelain Grecian Revival Style compressed circular teapot, the sides with Ancient Greeks feeding swans and other birds in black, red and gilt, a patterned border, with a gilt turtle mask spout, a gilt wolf's head finial to the lid and a gilt crocodile handle. £100-150

Lot 150 151 A pair of nineteenth century Dresden porcelain bottle vases, decorated courting couples in garden and bunches of flowers, to a sky blue ground, gilt borders, blue Augustus Rex mark, 12in (31cm) £100-200

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152 A pair of French nineteenth century porcelain candlesticks of Japanese musicians by a tree, 7.5in (19cm) two nineteenth century Paris porcelain spill vases, decorated peasants, gilt winged lion mask feet on gilt edge plinth, 5.25in (15.5cm) a pair of French nineteenth century porcelain octagonal scent bottles, with stoppers decorated flowers, 5.5in (14cm) and a Meissen porcelain blue and white bowl, decorated flowers and insects, to a shaped rim, 7.25in (18.5cm) (7) £100-150

Lot 152 153 A pair of Regency Derby vases, painted oval panels of youths in pursuits, royal blue gilt ground beaded borders (one with two small hairline cracks) a cork stopper inset to base, 3.75in (9.5cm) and 4in (10cm) a pair of early Victorian Derby two handled small vases, decorated coloured gilt foliage, on claw and ball feet, (one damaged) 3.25in (8cm) a nineteenth century vase, decorated birds (cracked) 4in (10cm) a small collection of miniature Crown Derby cups and teapot (spout damaged), a set of four amber cut glass beakers, 5.1in (13cm) and two early nineteenth century rummers. (18) £100-150

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154 An early Victorian bisque jug with raised mauve classical figures, a mask set scale handle, Royal Arms patent mark, 8in (20cm) together with a square Coalport dessert dish, painted flowers, royal blue gilt borders, 8.5in (21.5cm) a Sampson of Paris porcelain oval green dessert basket decorated pheasants, 8in (20cm) and a lady’s tapestry evening bag (4) £100-150

Lot 154 155 A near pair of eighteenth century Derby porcelain figures of Putto carrying baskets of flowers, 5.25in (13cm) £100-150

Lot 155 156 A Meissen Marcolini porcelain oval salt, decorated fruit and flowers, on scroll feet, 4.5in (11.5cm) a small Meissen covered bowl, decorated flowers with bud finial, 3in (8cm) diameter, a covered cup, a yellow ground, nineteenth century Meissen porcelain two handled trembleuse cup and saucer, decorated panels of courting couples and a nineteenth century ovoid cup and saucer, black with panels of courting couples and flowers, gilt borders, Augustus Rex mark. (6) £150-200

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157 A Marcolini Meissen porcelain charger, painted flowers, a panelled hatched border, 13in (33cm) an an oriental hardwood plate stand (2) £100-150

Lot 157 158 A nineteenth century Masons ironstone china dinner service, blue and white transfer, the willow pattern comprising; twelve soup plates, 9.5in (24cm) diameter, nineteen dinner plates, 9.25in (23.5cm) diameter, six second course plates, 10.5in (27cm) fifteen side plates, 7.5in (19cm) a sauceboat, four square vegetable dishes with lids, 9.5in (24cm) a two handled oblong soup tureen, 14in (36cm) a pair of sauce tureens with covers, 7in (18cm) a stand, 7in (18cm) three rectangular dishes, 11in (28cm) a dish, 12.25in (31cm) three serving dishes, 15in (38cm) and a meat dish, 18in (69 pieces) £100-200

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159 A nineteeth century Potschappel porcelain figure of a Turkish woman, playing a hurdy-gurdy wearing a straw hat and fur lined cloak, standing by a urn on a rococo floral encrusted circular base, 12in (31cm) a French nineteenth century porcelain figure of a gallant wearing a floral blue frock coat and striped breeches, his left arm supported a cocked hat and gloves held in his hand, standing before a tree stump, on a circular base, blue anchor mark, 12in (30cm) and a French late nineteenth century porcelain figure of Falstaff, holding his shield, sword blade missing, on a rococo base, 9.5in (24cm) (3) £100-150

Lot 159 160 An Art Deco bronze and ivory figure, After Chiparus, of a young lady dancer holding up the hem of her skirt, on a green onyx pedestal, 9.1in (23cm) £500-600

Lot 160 161 A nineteenth century gunmetal sextant, the arc inscribed P A Feathers & Son, Dundee, a lignum handle with brass sights, in a teak box with brass handle, 10.5in (17cm) £100-150

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162 An art metal sculpture of a grasshopper on a wooden block, 8in (20cm) £100-150

Lot 162 163 A trumpet violin, an aluminium trade label. £100-150

Lot 163 164 A scroll presented to Sir Anthony Eden (Earl of Avon) former Prime Minister, of The Freedom of the city of Durham, October 1945, in an oak freedom casket with an enamel badge of the City, together with an honorary Doctorate of Law scroll from the University of Toronto 28th June 1946 (3) £100-150

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Books & Prints 165 A collection of correspondence between the Duchess of Roxburghe and her daughter Lady Evelyn Collins, together with a Victorian photograph album, with photographs of Royalty and family friends, circa 1860-1870. £150-250

166 An oval miniature portrait of a late Eighteenth century gentleman 1.5in (4cm) x 1in (3cm) another early nineteenth century of a naval officer in a blue coat 2.6in (7cm) x 2.5in (5.5cm) in a black papier mache frame, another miniature portrait of an Edwardian Lady in a glazed gilt brass frame, 4in (10cm) x 3.25in (8cm) and a copy of a French eighteenth century gentleman, three in a black papier mache frames (4) £100-150

167 Brewer James Nurru, various palaces published by William Gilling, Suffolk Street, London 1821, tooled leather bound and various leather bound, also quatro bound books (29) and three others paper cloth bound (32) £100-150

Lot 167 168 Lindsay Norman, Micomicana 1979, reprinted limited edition signed by Jane Lindsay and published by Melbourne Press, calf bound with gilt, in box £100-150

Lot 168 169 Thornburn Archibald British Birds in four volumes, published by Longmans Green & Co, 39 Patternoster Row, London 1915 illustrated, red cloth bound.£100-150

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170 Arrabella Crumewick 1991, a signed coloured print of birds 'when sea meets land' 15in (38cm) x 22.5in (57cm) Paul Muriaty, a signed screen print of a lurcher 'Tiger Lily' No. 52/100, 15in (38cm) x 22.6in (57cm) and Robert Maclarin, a signed lithograph 'a Breath in the Clouds' No 52/100, 15in (38cm) x 22.6in (57in) in a wooden frame and glazed (3) £100-150

Lot 170 171 Three prints, 'the Wreck' by E Ardizzone, School prints Ltd 1951, 9in (48cm) x 21.5in (55cm) Lynton Lamb ' a Country House', School prints Ltd 1951, 19in (48cm) x 21.5in (55cm) and David Gentleman, a grand mill house over a canal, 24.5in (62cm) x 9in (48cm) glazed and framed (3) £100-150

Lot 171 172 David Shaw 1952-1989. Acoloured print, Clima, signed with presentation by the artist, 24.5in (62cm) x 26in (66cm), a collage of photographs of the artist signed 'the Square of Heavenly Peace' left section D Shaw '73, a signed print of 'Max Schnelling' No.13/18, 21.25in (54cm) 14.5in (37cm) and a signed print of David Shaw '72, of men carrying a bear entitled 'Weights' No.4/10, 11.5in (29cm) x 15.75in (40cm) all framed and glazed £100-150

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173 David Shaw 1986 (1952-1989) Two signed prints, Sunset near Babel, No.4/35, 38.75in (98.5cm) x 30.5in (77.5cm) and a signed print of a Buddhist head and rose entitled 'East, West', 37.5in (95cm) x 29in (74cm) together with a signed collage print, allegorical subject, 30in (76cm) x 24in (61cm) all framed and glazed (3) £100-150

Lot 173 174 A Chinese silk printed picture by Wei Tseng Yang (franklin mint label) entitled 'the Tranquility of Summer' with a pair of ducks, flowering Iris' and a Kingfisher on a branch, 21.5in (55cm) x 11.5in (29cm) framed and glazed £100-150

175 Richard Bawden. A signed print of an interior with a table laid for afternoon tea, 22in (56cm) x 29in (74cm) framed. £100-150

Lot 175 176 A cartoon of the Last Supper, 9.75in (25cm) x 6.75in (17cm) framed and glazed. £100-150


Watercolours and Oil Paintings 177 E Tufnell. A watercolour, the Schooner Wavertree, 14.5in (37cm) x 20.5in (52cm) framed and glazed. £100-150

Lot 177 178 Shaw '81. (David 1952-1989) A signed portrait pencil sketch, of a young man with a beard, 13.25in (34cm) x 10.25in (26cm) framed and glazed, together with David Shaw 1952-1989, a charcoal and chalk drawing, spade and shovel lent against a wall, 18.5in (47cm) x 19.25in (45cm) framed and glazed, and Shaw, a pencil drawing, mouth and chin, 5.5in (14cm) (3) £100-150

Lot 178 179 C Buchanan 1875. A signed Victorian Scottish watercolour landscape, a man wearing a tamoshanter in a jaunty cart, talking to a woman by a loch, 8in (18.5cm) in a glazed gilt frame. £100-150

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180 Alan O'Connor-Fenton. A signed watercolour, yacht 'early morning keyhaven,' 13in (33cm) x 19in (48cm) £100-150

Lot 180 181 Walter Severn 1855. A Victorian watercolour signed, Scottish children on ponies, 3.75in (9.5cm) x 5.5in (14cm) framed and glazed. £80-120

Lot 181 182 K.T Down. A signed watercolour, Elizabeth Tower Houses of Parliament from St Thomas' Hospital, 7in (18cm) x 4.75in (12cm) a portrait print of the Duchess of Bolton, 5.5in (14cm) x 3.5in (9cm) and a small Victorian watercolour of a child, riding a donkey, 2.75in (7cm) x 3.75in (9.5cm) framed and glazed (3) £100-150

183 Jules Augustos Bouvier 1867. A signed oval watercolour, portrait of a gypsy girl wearing beads and gold earrings and hair piece, 13in (33cm) x 10.5in (27cm) framed and glazed. £200-300

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184 Jules Augustos Bouvier. A watercolour of a Pre Raphaelite young lady, holding a bunch of white lillies, evening star in the sky, in an arched mount, 16.5in (42cm) x 12in (30cm) in a glazed gilt frame. £200-300

Lot 184 185 Attributed to William Turner of Oxford. A wash drawing rural landscape , with a figure on a pathway leading to a church, a hill behind, 10.25in (26cm) x 15in (38cm) framed and glazed. £100-150

Lot 185 186 JM '05. An Edwardian signed watercolour, shipping off Calshot, (staining to the sky) 16.25in (41cm) x 27.25in (69cm) gilt framed and glazed. £100-150

Lot 186 187 A C Gould. A signed watercolour of a cornfield looking out to an estuary, 10in (25cm) x 14in (36cm) and A C Gould, a signed oil painting on board, view of coastal town, 9.25in () x 13.75in (35cm) a label on the back states a replica of this subject was painted (in miniature) for the Queen Mary’s dolls house by instruction of HRH Princess Marie Louise, 1/10 size, 9.5in (25cm) x 13.5in (34.5cm) in gilt glazed frame (2) £100-150

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188 Ernest George. A pair of watercolour views of street scenes, Honfleur and Bergamo, dated 1895, 9.5in (24cm) x 14.25in (36cm) and 8.5in (22cm) x 13.25in (34cm) in glazed gilt frames (2) £100-150

Lot 188 189 HSB. A signed oil painting on hardboard, boats on the shore Aldeburgh, 7in (18cm) x 9.5in (24cm) in a gilt gesso frame, label for Omell Galleries, 39/40 Albermarl St, Piccadilly, London WE1 £200-250

Lot 189 190 Shaw (David) '73. A group of four oil paintings on canvas, depicting numbers on doors, 14in (36cm) x 12in (30cm) in gilt frames. £100-150

Lot 190 191 Italian School. A primative oil painting on canvas, of Mary Magdalene with an angel, 22in (56cm) x 16in (41cm) in a wood frame £100-150

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192 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. A pair of signed oil paintings on hardboard, woodland glades, 11.5in (29cm) x 15in (38cm) in gilt frame. (2) £100-150

Lot 192 193 Jno Tourvain. A late nineteenth century oil painting on canvas, view of a mansion from a lake with trees, 12in (30cm) x 16in (41cm) framed.

Lot 193 194 English School. An oil painting on canvas (relined) a labourer walking back to his thatched cottage after going over a river crossing, a view of cattle in a meadow through trees, 21in (53cm) x 26in (66cm) in a gilt gesso frame. £200-300

Lot 194 195 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. An oil painting on canvas, a wool toy rabbit doll, 3ft 3in (99cm) x 29.75in (75.5cm) framed. £100-150

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196 Shaw (David) 1952-1989, Nov 1983. An oil painting on canvas, 'freeing the fox' 32in (81cm) x 3ft 1.75in (96cm) in a gilt frame. £100-200

Lot 196 197 Stuart Lloyd RBA. A Victorian signed oil painting on board, boats on the river at sunset beneath Chepstow Castle, looking towards the bridge, 8in (20cm) x 11.25in (28.5cm) in a gilt gesso frame. £100-150

Lot 197 198 A nineteenth century oil painting on canvas, a child resting under a canopy, 10in (26cm) x 12.1in (31cm) in a gilt frame. £100-150

Lot 198 199 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. An abstract oil painting on canvas, 7 and 8 on the line, 33.5in (85cm) x 32in (81cm) in a gilt frame, together with an abstract canvas oil painting of a bird in flight seen through a window, 40in (102cm) x 38in (99cm) (2) £100-150

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200 Harfitt 1859 and Retinier 1864. A signed oil painting on canvas, children and donkeys on the dunes, fishing boats in the bay, 2ft (61cm) x 3ft (92cm) in a glazed gilt frame. £100-200

Lot 200 201 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. A signed oil painting on canvas, a bearded actor wearing an evening suit holding a comedy mask, 43.25in (110cm) x 53.25in (135cm) gilt framed. £100-200

Lot 201 202 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. A signed oil painting on canvas, 'striking the dinner gong' 3ft 1.75in (96cm) in gilt frame. £100-200

Lot 202 207 A nineteenth century oil painting, gypsy girl holding a blade of grass, 14in (36cm) x 12.5in (31cm) in a gilt gesso frame. £100-150

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208 Ethel Wright. A signed portrait of a late Victorian lady wearing a hat and a shawl, tied with a bunch of roses, 28in (71cm) x 21.5in (54.5cm) in a modern frame. £200-300

Lot 208 209 Shaw (David) 1952-1989. A signed oil on canvas, paint splattered tarpaulin with sunlight on twine, 3ft 3.5in (100cm) in gilt frame. £100-200

Lot 209 210 J H Hawksworth. A Victorian signed oil painting on canvas, people conversing by a park near a church in Norton, 20in (51cm) x 30in (76cm) in a gilt gesso frame. £100-200

Lot 210 211 Nineteenth century English School. An oil painting on canvas, portrait of a lady wearing a lace cap with flowers, relined, 30in (76cm) x 25in (64cm) in a modern gilt frame. £100-200

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212 Gely. A pair of late nineteenth century oil paintings on canvas, French rural landscape of a shepherdess and sheep dog watering a flock of sheep and a farmer with two horses gazing at his herd in a meadow. £600-800

Lot 212 213 After George Romney. A nineteenth century oil painting on canvas, portrait of a young lady in landscape, 30in (76cm) x 25in (83cm) in a gilt gesso fluted frame. £100-150

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214 A nineteenth century English School oil painting laid on wooden panel, an elderly hooded lady seated in a wood glade, reading a book with her dog at her feet, 19.5in (50cm) x 14in (36cm) in a gilt frame. £100-150

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215 A nineteenth century oil painting on canvas, moonlit river scene with castle gateway and fishermen, 16in (41cm) x 14in (36cm) the gilt gesso frame inscribed A. Pether. £100-150

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216 Nineteenth century English School. An oil painting on canvas, Italianate landscape with a walled town, a river bridge with figures and gypsies encamped on the river bank, a possible attribution to James Baker Pyne, 26in (66cm) x 3ft 7in (105cm) in a contemporary gilt gesso frame. £800-1200

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