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Watches & Jewellery; Antiques & Works of Art - 25th & 26th March 2026

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Watches & Jewellery

Wednesday 25th March 2026 at 10am

Watches

1.

Omega Constellation 'My Choice' stainless steel lady's wristwatch, serial no. 58030xxx, circular mother of pearl dial with diamond markers, Roman numeral bezel set with two diamonds at the three and nine positions, Omega crown, Omega bracelet with folding clasp, quartz, 23mm

**Omegaboxwithoutercover,cardsleeve,operatinginstructions booklet,sparelinks

£400-600

2.

Omega Electronic F300Hz Seamaster Chronometer stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 198.001, serial no. 32018xxx, circa 1970, circular champagne patina dial with applied hour markers, minute markers, date aperture and white centre seconds, Omega crown, cal. 1250 12 jewel unadjusted 'humming' movement, signed case with inscription, Omega bracelet, reference 1098 with 540 end links, 37mm £200-300

3.

SERVICED IN FEBRUARY 2026 & UNDER GUARANTEE UNTIL

FEBRUARY 2028 - Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner Date gold and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 11613LN, serial no. X785xxx, circa 1991, black bezel insert, black dial, Oyster bracelet, the bezel 40mm diameter

**PrivateprovenanceandrecentlyservicedbyRolexatacostof £1050.4,nowpresentedinexcellentcondition.WithRolexboxand outercard,originalGuaranteecertificate,Rolextag,Rolexgreenleather cardholder,Rolex2006/2007CalendarcardinagreenRolexholder; alsowithRolexServiceboxandRolexServiceGuaranteecard £7000-9000

4.

SERVICED IN FEBRUARY 2026 & UNDER GUARANTEE UNTIL

FEBRUARY 2028 - Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 18ct lady's wristwatch, reference no. 69178, serial no. R442xxx, circa 1987, fluted bezel, diamond set champagne dial, president bracelet, 75.38gm, 26mm

**PrivateprovenanceandrecentlyservicedbyRolexatacostof £987.20.WiththeGuaranteecertificatedatedSeptember1988;Rolex ServiceboxandRolexServiceGuaranteecard,Datejustbookletanda valuationforinsurancepurposesdatedJanuary2011for£13,000

£6000-8000

5.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual gold and stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. 67193, serial no. E547xxx, circa 1990, champagne dial, gold fluted bezel, Jubilee bracelet, 25mm

£2300-2600

6.

Cartier Tank Francaise stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. 2384, serial no. 75215xxx, circa 2010, silvered dial, cabouchon crown, Cartier bracelet with butterfly clasp, quartz, 20mm

**withCartierboxwithoutercover,bookletsleeve,CartiercertificatebookletstampedanddatedJuly2010

£1000-1500

7.

Cartier Ronde Solo automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. W6701011, serial no. 38143xxx, circa 2022, silvered dial, cabouchon crown, Cartier bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, 42mm

**Cartierboxwithoutercover,InternationalWarrantycarddated 18.08.2022,instructionandCartiercareleaflets,twosparelinks £1500-2000

8.

Longines Master Collection 'Chrono Moonphase' Chronograph automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. L2.673.4, serial. no. 35478xxx, circa 2010, circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer date chapter, subsidiary hour recording dial at the six position with moon phase, subsidiary thirty minute recording dial at the twelve position with day/date apertures, subsidiary constant seconds and 24-hour dial at the nine position, chronograph centre seconds and centre date indicator, blued steel hands, inner bezel with minute markers with five minute divisions, day push button to the case at the ten position, signed cal. L678.2 movement, exhibition case back, Longines bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, 40mm

**Longinesboxwithoutercover,InternationalWarrantycard dated18.01.10andstampedGoldsmiths,VictoriaStreetLondon, instructionsforusebooklet,tag,sparelinks,adjustmenttool

£800-1200

9.

Longines Saint-Imier automatic stainless steel lady's wristwatch watch, reference no. L2.263.4, serial no. 37494xxx, silvered dial with Arabic twelve, hour markers, date aperture and sweep centre seconds, L 595.2 20 jewel movement with exhibition case back, Longines bracelet with butterfly clasp, 26mm £200-300

10.

Breitling Chrono Avenger M1 Chronograph Titanium gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. E73360, serial no. 653xxx, circa 2004, rotating bezel with grey dial with date aperture, quartz, Breitling bracelet, the bezel 43mm

**withBreitlingbox,Breitlingservicebox,originalpapers,Breitling tagandsparebraceletlinks

£800-1200

11.

Breitling Chronomat Evolution Chronograph Chronometre automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. A13356, serial no. 2478xxx, silvered dial, rotating bezel, Breitling bracelet with butterfly clasp, 43mm bezel

**Breitlingpouchwithboxandoutercover,bookletsleeve, ChronomatB01instructionsbooklet,spareBreitlingblackleather strap,Breitlingcarrybag

£1000-1500

12.

Chanel J12 white ceramic lady's wristwatch, serial no. W.M.54xxx, white dial with diamond markers, the bezel with white ceramic insert, cabouchon crown, case with inscription, white ceramic braceletwithsignedbutterflyclasp,quartz,34mm **withChanelbox

£900-1200

13.

Tag Heuer

Formula 1 Chronograph stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. CAZ101K, serial no. RTE0xxx, blue dial, tachymetre bezel, Tag Heuer bracelet with folding clasp, quartz, 43mm bezel

**TagHeuerboxwithoutercover,Internationalwarrantycard (unstamped),instructionsbooklet

£450-550

14.

Panerai Luminor 'power reserve' automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, serial no. OP 6636 BB 1161xxx, edition no. H356/400, circa 2006, black dial with power reserve at the four/five position, Panerai bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, 43mm bezel

**Paneraiboxwithoutercover,Internationalguaranteecard dated8/6/06andstampedPaneraiAuthorisedDealerU.K. 47489,guaranteebooklet,instructionsbooklet,Chronometre certificate,Paneraiserviceletterdated6thNovember2023, bezelprotector,pinbartool

£3000-3500

15.

Bvlgari Diagono automatic chronograph stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. DG 42 SV CH, serial no. D17xx, silvered dial, black rubber bezel, black Bvlgari rubber strap with signed buckle, 42mm bezel

£450-650

16.

Dietrich Organic Time OT-3 automatic gentleman's wristwatch, model OT-3, serial no. 001014xxx, skeletonised dial, Dietrich black nylon strap with signed buckle, 45mm bezel

**Dietrichdisplaybox,pouch,guaranteecard(unstamped); DietrichOrganicTimebook

£300-400

17.

Swatch 'Tresor Magique' 1993 Limited Edition automatic platinum wristwatch, no. 06xxx/12999, silvered dial with blue Roman numeral chapter ring and skeletonised centre, 23 jewel movement, exhibition case, Swatch blue leather strap with signed buckle, 36mm

**Excellentconditionwithoriginalmirroredpresentationcase withoutersleeve,instructionleaflet,spareplasticstrap,strap removaltool

£1400-1800

18.

Eterna gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 2104.22, white dial, the case back branded 'HOPPE', Eterna bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, quartz, 34mm

£50-80

19.

Eterna-Matic automatic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference 435 T, silvered dial, signed 12824 movement, signed case, modern purple leather strap, 34mm

£40-80

11 (See page 5)

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13 (See page 5)

20.

Marc by Marc Jacobs Amy rose gold plated and stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. MBM3194, silvered dial, quartz, 36mm

£40-80

21.

Baume & Mercier Quartz stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. 4221, serial no. 967xxx, white dial, Baume & Mercier bracelet, 25mm

£100-200

22.

Seiko 5 automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 7009-3130, serial no. 295xxx, black dial, Seiko bracelet, 36mm

£30-50

12

15 (See page 6)

17 (See page 6)

23.

Raymond Weil 18k gold plated curved gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 3750, white dial, Raymond Weil black crocodile strap with RW buckle, quartz, 45mm x 24mm

£50-80

24.

Mido automatic stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. M015230A, black dial with silvered outer minute chapter, signed 25 jewel movement, exhibition case, Mido bracelet with butterfly clasp, 31mm

£100-200

25.

Garrard stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, signed cal. 2391 17 jewel ETA movement, dust cover, Rotary black leather strap, 33mm

£40-80

26.

Oris Twin Date nickel and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, signed cal. 718 17 jewel movement, later expanding bracelet, 35mm

£50-80

27.

Ralco triple calendar mid-size nickel and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial with gilt applied Arabic numerals and dot hour markers, minute track, subsidiary day/ month apertures, blue outer date chapter with centre indicator and centre seconds, signed 17 jewel movement, signed case, 32mm (requires repair, lacking crown and strap)

£150-250

28.

Bulova 10k gold filled rectangular gentleman's wristwatch, rectangular silvered dial, signed cal. 7AH 21 jewel adjusted movement, signed case, modern black leather strap, 21mm

£70-100

29.

Gruen Veri-Thin 10k gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, signed cal. 415 17 jewel movement, signed Star Watch Case Co. case, expanding bracelet, 25mm

£40-80

30.

Zenith 9ct wire-lug gentleman's wristwatch, Chester 1934, movement no. 3135844, tonneau silvered dial branded 'A.E.Y.', Arabic numerals and outer minute track with a subsidiary seconds dial, signed gilt 10 1/2-2 movement, Stolkace, brown leather strap, 26mm

£250-350

31.

Swiss 9ct wire-lug gentleman's wristwatch, London 1922, enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands, unsigned movement, inscribed hinged case, case maker 'EH', brown leather strap, 32mm

£120-180

32.

Tissot Visodate Seastar PR 516 automatic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 44516-11X, case no. 43516, silvered dial, signed cal. 784-2 21 jewel movement, signed case, nylon strap, 34mm; together with a Tissot Visodate Seastar PR 516 automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 44516-12X, case no. 43516, signed cal. 784-2 21 jewel movement, signed case, modern brown leather strap, 34mm (movement at fault) (2)

£80-120

33.

Avia Olympic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, 15 jewel, modern brown leather strap, 32mm; together with a Benfre automatic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, 25 jewel, modern brown leather strap, 31mm (2)

£30-50

34.

Seiko automatic lady's wristwatch for repair, silvered dial, 21 jewel, Seiko bracelet, 22mm (movement at fault, stem/crown loose); together with a Solo nickel and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch for repair, silvered dial, 17 jewel, later expanding bracelet, 33mm (movement at fault) (2)

£15-30

35.

Buren Rival stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, signed 15 jewel movement, modern black leather strap, 28mm; together with a Roamer nickel and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, silvered dial, 17 jewel, brown leather strap, 30mm and a gentleman's nickel and stainless steel wristwatch, silvered dial, Bulova cal. 10 AK movement, modern turquoise leather strap, 33mm (3)

£50-80

36.

Swiss 9ct cushion cased gentleman's wristwatch, Birmingham 1944, silvered dial signed 'Limit III', with stylised Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, stylised Arabic numerals and Breguet style moon hands, 15 jewel movement, Dennison case, 20.7gm, 28mm (no strap); together with an Avia silver marcasite set lady's wristwatch, signed dial, London 1965, 17.6gm, 15mm (2)

£150-250

37.

Two lady's 9ct wristwatch heads to include Rotary and Vertex; with three gold plated lady's wristwatches (5)

£120-150

38.

Omega stainless steel wristwatch bracelet, reference no. 1068, 6.00'' approx (lacking end links)

£50-80

39.

Omega gold plated gentleman's wristwatch bracelet, reference. 1069, 6.5" long approx (lacking end links); together with an Omega stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch bracelet, reference. 1040 (at fault) and a leather Military style wristwatch strap (3)

£50-80

40.

Omega pocket watch movement, cal. 35,5L, with signed enamel dial, 41mm; together with a quantity of wristwatch movements to include Longines cal. 19.4 with signed dial and seven Omega movements with signed dials including two cal. 620, cal. 485, two cal. 483, two cal. 625 (9)

£80-120

41.

Quantity of assorted movements to include Garrard automatic, Accurist, Timor, Buren, Tavannes Watch Co., Rotary, American Waltham, Buren Grand Prix, Bulova Watch Co., Tissot etc

£20-40

Pocket Watches

42.

18ct half hunter cylinder fob watch, the cuvette signed Grohe, 7 Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, London, no. 9615, Roman numeral dial, engine turned case, 42.7gm, 36mm (the movement requires repair)

£1200-1600

43.

Omega stainless steel dress pocket watch, serial no. 9691xxx, circa 1939-1944, signed 15 jewel movement with compensated balance and regulator, signed cream dial with Arabic 12-9-3, minute markers, hour markers and subsidiary seconds, moon hands, signed case, 48mm

£50-100

44.

J.G. Graves 'The Express English Lever' silver pocket watch, Birmingham 1898, signed movement, no. 39338, dust cover, signed Roman numeral dial, within an engine turned case with engraved cartouche, case maker 'C.H.E' (Errington Watch Company (Charles Huton Errington), 53mm

£40-60

45.

Thos Russell & Son, Liverpool 'Tempus Fugit' - gold plated lever pocket watch, signed 10 jewel movement, no. 10887, with compensated balance and regulator, hinged cuvette, signed dial, within an Illinois Watch Case Co. plain case, 51mm

£20-40

46.

Victorian silver fusee lever half hunter pocket watch, Birmingham 1891, unsigned movement, no. 42663, with floral engraved balance cock, gilt three arm balance and steel Bosley type regulator, dust cover, Roman numeral dial with minute track and subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands, within a plain case with monogram, case maker 'T*C' (Thomas Causer), 52mm

£80-120

47.

American Waltham 'Riverside' 10ct five-minute repeater lever set hunter pocket watch, serial no. 3794054, circa 1887, signed 'Patented 1888' movement with safety pinion, compensated balance, regulator and hammers striking a gong, 10ct hinged cuvette, signed enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track with five minute divisions and subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands, within a plain case with repeat slide, case maker 'A.B' (Waltham Watch Co.), 111.0gm, 53mm (movement requires attention)

£1500-2000

48.

Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch, London 1875, unsigned movement, no. 21388, with engraved balance cock, steel three arm balance and Bosley type regulator, dust cover, enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds, within a good engine turned case with engraved cartouche, case maker 'SF' (Samuel Freeman), 53mm (movement requires repair)

£40-80

49.

Good George V 18ct half hunter pocket watch, London 1914, three quarter plate lever movement signed Noton, Sunderland, no. 25035, Roman numeral dial with outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial and double spade hour hand, plain case applied with a silver chapter ring, case maker 'HD', 118.4gm, 51mm

£3500-4000

50.

Thomas Russell & Son, Liverpool 9ct hunter cased centre second pocket watch, Chester 1915, signed lever movement no. 21840, signed Roman numeral dial with centre seconds, plain case with a foliate band, case maker 'TR', 117.6gm, 55mm

£1500-2000

51.

Good 18ct half hunter lever pocket watch, London 1930, threequarter plater lever movement signed E.W. Streeter,, London, no. 1519, signed Roman numeral dial with outer minute track, off-set subsidiary seconds dial and double spade hour hand, the case back with an enamelled monogram, case maker 'JM', 105.7gm, 48mm

**withtheoriginalouterbox

£3600-4000

52.

Unusual 14K I.O.F L.B.C International Order of Foresters hunter engraved lever pocket watch, no. 1734212, 15 jewel movement, the dial with printed emblem, Roman numerals, outer minute track and a subsidiary seconds dial, 'REGAL' foliate engraved case with a portrait and inscribed cuvette 'Presented to for Distinguished Service to the Order ORONHYATEKHA S.C.R', case no. 33538, 50.2gm, 39mm; with a 10k gold watch Albert chain and enamel locket pendant with a monogram and IOF L.B.C International Order of Foresters emblem, the chain 13" long, 17.1gm; with box

**Oronhyatekha(1841–1907),alsoknownasPeterMartin,usedthe titleS.C.R.astheSupremeChiefRangeroftheIndependentOrderof Foresters(IOF).Forreferencevisit-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Oronhyatekha

£1800-2200

53.

Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch, London 1876, signed Candford, Ross, Roman numeral dial, 52mm; together with silver lever pocket watch; silver cylinder pocket watch and Cyma pocket watches for repair; metal watch Albert chain and a small selection of pocket watch keys

£100-150

54.

Five assorted pocket watch movements to include American Waltham lever with signed enamel dial; unsigned cylinder with silvered dial; Stauffer & Co. (S&Co.) Peerless lever with enamel dial; unsigned fusee lever with enamel dial and Jas. Stewart fusee lever with enamel dial and dust cover (5)

£15-30

55.

German travel alarm clock, within travel case; together with a Swiss travel alarm clock, within travel case (2)

£15-30

56. NO LOT

57.

Fine 18ct yellow gold princess-cut diamond double row tennis bracelet, consisting of 156 diamonds estimated 8.00ct approx in total, clarity VS-SI, colour F/G, width 6mm, 35.6gm, 7.25" long

£4500-6500

58.

Braided hair watch Albert chain with applied 9ct mounts, with Tbar and a bloodstone set swivel fob, 21.5gm, 18" long approx

£120-180

63 (See page 11)

59.

George V circular silver engine turned compact, Chester 1925, 31gm, 49mm diameter; silver 'Polly' brooch 5.5gm; silver bracelet 19.3gm and a marcasite nurses pendant watch (4)

£50-80

Jewellery

60.

18ct yellow gold old-cut diamond set ring, 0.20ct approx, width 6.5mm, 5.6gm, ring size R/S, with box

£380-420

61.

Attractive 18ct cultured pearl and diamond cluster ring, the pearl 7mm in a round brilliant-cut border, Birmingham 1963, 11.5mm diameter, 4.4gm, ring size M/N

£250-350

62.

Good heavy 9ct rose gold graduated watch curb Albert chain, with Tbar and end clasp, each link stamped, 38.8gm, 12" long

£1300-1600

63.

Good 9ct rose gold watch Albert chain with T-bar, each link stamped, 27.6gm, 17" long

£950-1050

64.

Good Victorian 1852 'Young Head & Shield Back full sovereign, 8gm; with 9ct pendant mount 1.7gm

£750-850

65.

Late Victorian 1898 full sovereign coin, 8gm

£700-900

66.

Edwardian 1903 half sovereign coin, 4gm

£350-450

67.

South African 1896 Pond gold coin, 22ct, 8gm

£650-750

68.

South African 1892 Pond gold coin, 22ct, 8gm

£650-750

69.

South African 1897 Half Pond gold coin, 22ct, 4gm

£320-380

70.

South African 1896 Half Pond gold coin, 22ct, 4gm

£320-380

77 (See page 12)

71.

South African 1895 Half Pond gold coin, 22ct, 4gm

£320-380

72.

George V 1911 full sovereign coin, 8gm

£650-750

73.

Victorian 1853 'young head' shield back full sovereign coin, in a 9ct pendant mount, 9gm in total

£700-800

74.

9ct blue topaz and diamond necklace, 4.9gm, the pendant 41mm wide; pair of 9ct topaz earrings 1.7gm and a 9ct topaz pendant 1.3gm

£220-280

75.

18ct diamond seven stone half eternity ring, round brilliant-cut, width 2.5mm, 2.3gm, ring size M/N

£150-200

61 (See page 10)

76.

Four assorted 9ct gem set rings, 7.6gm in total (4)

£220-260

77.

Antique platinum and gold articulated enamel hunting scene brooch, set with old-cut diamonds and red gem set eyes, 8.5gm, 38mm wide

£750-850

78.

Fine large 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond pear shaped pendant, the aquamarine 17.00ct approx, in a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.70ct approx in total 11.4gm, 41mm x 17mm

£2300-2800

79.

9ct emerald and diamond bracelet, consisting of nine emeralds and ten round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 4.5mm, 7.7gm, 7" long

£400-500

80.

GIA Certified 18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.60ct approx, clarity SI1, colour F, width 6mm, 2.9gm, ring size K

**GIADiamondDossierno.1146237201

£650-750

81.

14ct yellow gold amethyst and diamond pear shaped pendant, set with seven small round brilliant-cut diamonds over the pear shaped amethyst, 5.9gm, 31mm x 14mm

£450-550

82.

18ct yellow gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.34ct, clarity SI1, colour F, 2.8gm, ring size I

£250-350

83.

Fancy 9ct emerald-cut aquamarine and diamond cluster ring, 18mm x 14.5mm, 4.7gm, ring size N/O

£200-300

84.

88 (See page 13)

Good modern platinum mixed-cut diamond bow design design ring, set with baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 11mm, 9.1gm, ring size M/N

£1000-1200

85.

18ct sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the sapphire 0.40ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to each side, 0.10ct approx in total, width 5.5mm, 2.2gm, ring size O

£260-320

86.

Good platinum princess-cut diamond three stone ring, the centre diamond with GIA 15897079 laser inscription, 0.71ct, clarity VS2, colour F; one side diamond with GIA 17508495 laser inscription, 0.55ct, clarity VS2, colour D, the other diamond with no laser inscription, 0.44ct approx, clarity SI1, colour F, width 6.5mm, 5.5gm, ring size L

£1300-1600

87.

Large impressive 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval sapphire 2.40ct approx, in a surround consisting of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 21mm x 19mm, 7.7gm, ring size R

£1100-1300

88.

Pretty antique bicolour diamond bar brooch, set with seven old-cut diamonds, the centre diamond 0.25ct approx, 3.9gm, 68mm wide (WUJ3WH)

£200-300

89.

Good fancy large pair of rose gold synthetic sapphire and diamond cluster earrings, the sapphires each 1.00ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, hook and clip backs, 20.6gm, 36mm x 24mm (WUGR5)

£1200-1800

90.

96 (See page 14)

Platinum full diamond eternity ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.56ct approx in total, width 2mm, 2.5gm, ring size L

£300-400

91.

Antique rose diamond and pearl stick pin in case, 1.1gm; gilded garnet set pendant in box; gold plated wristwatch head for repair, also gold stick pin, 2.1gm

£50-80

92.

Attractive period ruby and diamond plaque ring, with a central ruby 0.30ct approx in a piecred stylised setting of old and rose-cut diamonds, 0.30ct approx in total, yellow and white metal, 18mm x 11mm, 4.3gm, ring size O/P

£550-650

93.

18ct three piece stud set in a Russell's, Liverpool box, London 1913, 2.2gm

£140-180

94.

Attractive emerald-cut aquamarine and diamond ring, the aquamarine 1.30ct, set with three graduated baguette diamonds to each side, 0.35ct approx, stamped 'PLAT', width 8mm, 3.7gm, ring size M

£650-750

95.

Good 18ct yellow gold emerald and diamond chequer dress ring, the emeralds estimated 1.00ct approx in total, the round brilliant diamonds 0.32ct approx in total, 18mm xc 16mm, 5.7gm, ring size N

£900-1200

96.

Modern 18ct white gold diamond tennis bracelet, consisting of seventy-three round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 2.50-3.00ct approx in total, clarity SI, colour H-J, width 2.5mm, 8.8gm, 7.5" long

£1200-1600

97.

Good modern platinum diamond half hoop eternity style band ring, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.50ct approx in total, clarity VS/SI, colour G-H, width 8mm, 11.3gm, ring size O

£700-1000

98.

9ct cabouchon agate single stone ring, 5.5gm, width 14mm, ring size O/P (WUBN5P)

£200-300

99.

Cartier Paillette 18ct diamond and multi-coloured sapphire band ring, signed 'Cartier 62 983091', width 13mm, 17.3gm, ring size S/T (CP75&V)

£1500-2000

100.

Fine Victorian yellow metal and enamel starburst pendant, centrally set with an old-cut diamond cluster within a pearl surround, with a vacant glazed locket reverse, 19.8gm, 53mm x 32mm (WUAV57)

£1300-1600

101.

Swiss gold pearl set fob watch case with a gold dial, 10.1gm 32mm

**nohallmarkpresent-acidtestedas18kwithastrongyellow reactionforapproximateguidance

£500-700

102.

Good 19th century yellow metal mixed-cut diamond cluster ring, 20mm x 18mm, 5gm, ring size K

£1300-1600

103.

Four assorted 9ct stone set dress rings, 7.6gm in total (4)

£220-260

104.

Art Deco style triple row white metal diamond ring, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.30ct approx in total, stamped 'PLAT', width 10.5mm, 5ggm, ring size O/P

£1200-1400

105.

18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond cluster ring, with five rubies

0.80ct approx in total, within a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.54cty approx in total, width 9mm, 5.3gm, ring size N

£750-850

106.

Four assorted silver stone set pendants on necklets, silver necklace, 30.8gm; three pairs of silver stone set earrings, two single earrings; together with a selection of mixed costume jewellery

£50-80

107.

Attractive antique emerald and diamond marquise shaped cluster ring, the emerald 1.90ct approx, in a surround of old-cut diamonds, estimated 1.20ct approx in total, 28mm x 13mm, 18ct yellow gold shank, 5.4gm, ring size N/O

£1400-1800

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108.

Attractive antique rose and old-cut diamond brooch set in yellow and white metal, 9.1gm, 56mm (WUHKCV)

£300-400

109.

Impressive modern 18ct bicolour five stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, 2.70ct approx in total, clarity VS2/SI, colour H-I, 8.1gm, width 7mm, ring size N/O (WWUDJQC)

£1700-2000

110.

Edwardian 15ct pearl and gem set brooch, Chester 1904, 2.9gm, 48mm (WUH4RA)

£130-160

111.

Four assorted silver stone set pendants on necklets, 66.6gm in total

£30-50

112.

Antique 18ct ruby and diamond claw set ring, the rubies 0.50ct approx in total, width 6mm, 2.2gm, ring size M

£400-500

113.

Assorted loose sapphires, 45ct approx

£20-40

114.

Loose sapphires, 44ct approx

£20-40

115.

Assorted loose sapphires, 54ct approx in total

£20-40

116.

Assorted loose sapphires, 44ct approx in total

£20-40

117.

Assorted loose sapphires, 46ct approx in total

£20-40

123 (See page 16)

(See page 16)

118.

126 (See page 16)

Chinese yellow metal jade circular brooch, stamped '18', 9.6gm, 27mm diameter

£200-300

119.

Platinum peridot and diamond CLIQ hinged ring stamped Winston, the peridot 1.60ct approx with three small round brilliant-cut diamonds to each side, width 7.5mm, 4.9gm, ring size P

**thisringhasahingeandlatchmechanismthatallowsringsto openandclose,bypassingtheknuckle

£250-300

120.

Attractive 18ct ruby and diamond oval cluster ring with set shoulders, the ruby 0.80ct approx, 14mm x 13mm, 3.5gm, ring size M/N

£850-950

121.

Fancy 9ct emerald and tapered baguette diamond cluster ring with set shoulders, the oval emerald 0.80ct approx, width 13mm, 3.6gm, ring size P

£150-250

122.

Attractive 9ct scroll set cabouchon opal three stone ring, width 6mm, 2.3gm, ring size L

£300-400

124

123.

Modern 18ct white gold diamond band ring, half hoop set with three rows of round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 10mm, 14gm, ring size W/X

£1300-1600

124.

Emerald-cut peridot and diamond white metal ring, the peridot 2.20ct approx, with tree small diamonds to either side, 0.20ct in total, stamped 'PLAT', width 10mm, 3.8gm, ring size N

£600-800

125.

Victorian gilt oval mourning brooch, inset with an oval braided hair panel surrounded by seed pearls on a black enamel ground within a scroll border, 15.5gm, 34mm x 46mm

£30-50

126.

Fancy circular domed pavé diamond set white metal dress ring, round brilliant-cuts, 23mm, 11.6gm, ring size P

£1200-1400

127.

18th century gold foil backed gem set ring, 9mm, 2.4gm, ring size K/L

£750-850

128.

Fine pair of natural diamond old European-cut stud earrings, each 1.27ct each approx, clarity VS2/SI1, colour G-H, 18ct mounts with loop screw backs, 2.7gm

**witharecentcopyvaluationforinsurancepurposesfor

£28,500.00

£3500-4500

129.

Pair of modern fancy 18ct white gold blue topaz, amethyst and diamond set earrings, post and butterfly backs, 6.5gm, drop 30mm

£400-600

130.

Fine and impressive emerald and diamond white metal cluster ring, the emerald 1.50ct approx, within a setting of ten round brilliantcut diamonds, 1.30ct approx in total, clarity VS2, colour H-I, 16mm X 14mm, 4.3gm, ring size O/P

£3200-3800

131.

Charles Horner silver and enamel necklace, Chester 1909, 37mm wide, 8.6gm; with another Charles Horner silver and enamel necklace (at fault)

£150-200

132.

Good 18ct white gold emerald and diamond three stone ring, the emerald 1.50ct approx, with trilliant-cut diamonds to each side, 0.50ct approx in total, clarity VS2, colour J-K, Birmingham 2000, width 9mm, 3.3gm, ring size K/L

£3000-4000

133.

Attractive 9ct sapphire bracelet bracelet with safety chain, the stylised links set with eleven sapphires, width 10mm, 11.2gm

£550-650

134.

Good Victorian style oval sapphire and diamond yellow metal cluster ring, the blue sapphire 1.52ct, in a border consisting of ten round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.95ct approx in total, width 14mm, 4.6gm, ring size O

£1500-1800

135.

Attractive modern 18ct white gold diamond cluster ring with set shoulders, 0.87ct in total, width 10mm, 2.3gm, ring size I

£420-480

136.

18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.70ct approx, clarity VS2, width 6mm, 3.4gm, ring size J/K

£450-550

137.

Fine cabouchon black opal and diamond oval yellow metal dress ring, the opal 6.20ct approx, in a border of old-cut diamonds estimated 2.00ct approx, 27mm x 19mm, 5.8gm, ring size M/N

£3800-4500

138.

18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, 0.75ct, clarity SI2/I1, width 7mm, 3.4gm, ring size J/K

£550-650

139.

Platinum diamond full eternity ring, 0.75ct approx in total, width 3mm, 4.5gm, ring size L

£450-550

140.

Attractive antique 18ct old and rose-cut diamond ring, estimated 1.00ct approx in total, width 7mm, 2.9gm, ring size L/M

£550-650

141.

18ct white gold emerald-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.57ct, clarity

VS2-SI1, width 6mm, 3.4gm, ring size K/L

£450-550

142.

Unusual 14ct white gold coral, diamond and black onyx band ring, stamped '585', width 12mm, 9.2gm, ring size L

£650-750

143.

18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond ring, with four princess-cut rubies and ten round brilliant-cut diamonds, the rubies 0.48ct approx in total, width 6mm, 4.8gm, London 1994, ring size L

£450-550

144.

18ct modified rectangular step-cut diamond half eternity ring, 0.50ct approx in total, clarity VS-SI, colour H-J, width 3.5mm, 3.3gm, ring size H/I

£250-350

145.

Impressive 18ct white gold swirl design diamond dress cluster ring, with split design shoulders consisting of twenty-one round brilliantcut diamonds, 0.90ct approx in total, width 12mm approx, 6.5gm, London 1983, ring size K

£1000-1200

146.

18ct yellow gold ring shank, 3gm, ring size N/O

£180-220

147.

Attractive modern 18ct white gold diamond bracelet, with foliate designs, 4.00ct approx in total, width 12mm, 28.7gm, 7" long

£3200-3800

148.

155.

9ct spray design ring set with five graduated oval garnets, width 20.5mm, 4.2gm, ring size N/O

£100-150

149.

Abstract design 9ct cabouchon garnet single stone ring, width 25mm, 9.3gm, ring size M

£280-320

150.

Antique bicolour serpent snake design entwinned ring, set with rose and old-cut diamonds, the principal diamond 0.20ct approx, clarity SI, 9.3gm, ring size M/N

£1500-2000

151.

Large oval 9ct citrine ring in a rub-over setting, width 31mm, 12.6gm, ring size ring size L

£200-300

152.

Attractive gold mounted crystal and diamond bow design brooch, the old-cut centre diamond 0.15ct approx,7.7gm, 45mm wide

£550-650

153.

9ct oval agate cameo ring, carved in relief depicting a lady wearing a veil, London 1972, 11.6gm, ring size L/M

£250-350

154.

Art Deco style yellow sapphire and diamond white metal cluster ring, the sapphire 1.20ct approx, in a diamond border with baguette diamond shoulders, 0.30ct approx in total, stamped 'PLAT', width 11mm, 4gm, ring size N

£700-900

Platinum transitional-cut solitaire diamond ring, 1.20ct approx, clarity SI1, colour h, width 8mm, 3.1gm, ring size R/S

£1200-1600

156.

Good yellow metal adjustable long guard chain with a slide attachment and tassel drop, 74.5gm, 48" long approximately

**Bearingnohallmarks,acidtestedwhichindicatesahighergrade goldwithayellowreaction

£3500-4500

157.

Attractive yellow gold diamond set hinged bangle, with pavé diamond set heart motifs, round brilliant-cut diamond estimated 2.00ct approx in total, width 17mm, 25.3gm

£2500-3000

158.

Assorted jewellery to include a garnet gilt bracelet, pearl horseshoe design yellow metal brooch (pin a.f), watch Albert chain, novelty brooches, two expanding bracelets, coral pendants etc

£100-150

159.

Impressive cabouchon Chrysoberyl and diamond dress ring, with a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds set in white metal, 21.5mm diameter, 9.8gm, ring size S/T

£300-500

160.

19th century gold, enamel and rose diamond set locket mourning ring, the marquise centre locket panel depicting an urn set with a single rose diamond, the shoulders modelled with enamelled angels with each head set with a single rose diamond, on an engraved yellow metal shank, width 18mm, 4.2gm, ring size L/M (some restoration to the enamel)

£1300-1600

161.

Three modern silver necklaces, 44.2gm in total (3)

£45-65

162.

Attractive diamond set openwork brooch set in white and yellow metal, estimated 2.00ct approx in total, 7.2gm, 30mm

£850-950

163.

Four modern silver CX set rings, silver CX bangle and a modern silver hammered pendant, 41.3gm in total (6)

£45-65

164.

Impressive modern emerald and diamond three stone white metal ring, the oval emerald 1.65ct, with two round brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.05ct approx in total, clarity VS1-2, colour I-J, width 10mm, stamped 'PLAT', 5.2gm, ring size M

£2200-2600

165.

Two modern silver bracelets with two necklaces, 48.9gm in total (4)

£50-80

166.

Three modern silver bracelets, 29.2gm in total (3)

£30-50

167.

Attractive pair of 18ct white gold cultured pearl and diamond cluster earrings, round single-cuts, the pearls 5mm, post backs, 6.5gm, 22mm

£950-1150

168.

18ct and platinum old-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.70ct approx, width 7mm, 2.21gm, ring size J

£300-500

170 (See page 20)
172 (See page 20)
173 (See page 20)

169.

Tiffany & Co. silver oval 'Return to' tag necklace and matching bracelet, the necklace 53.9gm, 15" long; the bracelet 25.7gm, 7.5" long

£200-300

170.

Attractive Victorian diamond set foliate design openwork brooch, set with old-cut diamonds set in white metal, 12.2gm, 50mm x 38mm

£150-250

171.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond three stone ring, the ruby 0.70ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to each side, 0.40ct approx in total, clarity VS2, colour I, width 7mm, 3.2gm, London 1972, ring size L/M; with a vintage ring box **testedasanaturalruby

£300-500

172.

Fancy and impressive 18ct yellow gold pavé diamond garland necklace, 29gm, 18" long

£3200-3800

173.

Pair of modern 18ct baguette diamond triple row earrings, post back, 10.8gm, 22mm x 19mm

£1100-1300

174.

Attractive pink sapphire and diamond white metal ring, with an oval sapphire 1.00ct in a stepped setting with baguette diamonds, 0.25ct approx, stamped 'PLAT', width 8mm, 3.5gm, ring size N

£650-750

175.

Good Victorian yellow metal serpent snake design collar necklace, the head set with rose diamond, emeralds and rubies, 21gm, 16" long

£4000-5000

176.

Good modern 18ct white gold swirl design baguette diamond five row ring, width 17mm, 8.6gm, ring size N

£1000-1500

174 176
178 (See page 21)
180 (See page 21)
175
190 (See page 21)
185 (See page 21)
184 (See page 21)

177.

Pair of antique cabouchon moonstone and old-cut diamond drop earrings, hook backs, 2.7gm, drop 34mm

£340-380

178.

Fancy 18ct yellow gold emerald, ruby and diamond dress ring, width 20.5mm, 4.4gm, ring size K

£400-600

179.

18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond cross-over design three stone ring, the sapphire 0.65ct approx, with two round brilliant-cut diamonds to each side, width 9.5mm, 4.2gm, ring size K

£300-400

180.

Fine pair of Art Deco aquamarine and diamond drop white metal earrings is a stylised setting, the aquamarines 12.00ct approx in total, the diamonds estimated 1.20-1.40ct approx, hook backs, 10.1gm, drop 53mm

£3400-3800

181.

188.

Platinum full diamond eternity ring, width 3mm, 3.3gmm, ring size J

£360-420

182.

Pair of aquamarine and seed pearl white metal drop earrings, the aquamarines estimated 1.60ct approx in total, 2.3gm, drop 41mm approx

£460-520

183.

Gold mounted heart shaped citrine and pearl coronet brooch, 9.1gm, 34mm x 22mm

£420-480

184.

Art Deco style diamond white metal plaque ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.85ct approx in total, width 14mm, 4.9gm, ring size M/N

£850-950

185.

Modern 18ct white gold baguette diamond half eternity ring, width 3.5mm, 2.9gm, ring size M/N

£400-600

186.

Attractive 18ct white gold diamond cross pendant on necklet, the pendant 34mm x 20mm, the necklace 15" long, 6.1gm

£650-750

187.

Platinum princess-cut diamond ring with set shoulders, the centre diamond 0.60ct approx, width 5mm, London 2010, 5.2gm, ring size

M ; with box

£300-400

Pair of 9ct aquamarine and diamond cluster earrings, post and butterfly backs, 1.4gm, 9mm

£150-200

189.

Pair of 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings, 0.40ct approx in total, 1.1gm, 3.5mm

£300-400

190.

Sapphire carved bead necklace, 86gm (stringing at fault)

£1100-1300

191.

Attractive heavy 9ct cabouchon opal and diamond ring in a scroll setting, London 1979, width 9.5mm, 7gm, ring size L/M

£420-480

192.

Attractive yellow gold pavé ruby and diamond butterfly brooch, the rubies 0.70ct approx in total, the diamonds 0.50ct approx, 7.7gm, 40mm x 19mm

£950-1150

193.

Antique 12ct garnet and pearl engraved band ring, width 7mm, 2.2gm, ring size Q/R

£120-160

194.

Attractive emerald and baguette diamond white metal ring, the oval emerald 1.38ct approx, with three diamonds to either side, 0.30ct approx, stamped 'PLAT', width 8mm, 4.4gm, ring size N

£750-850

207 (See page 23)

203 (See page 23)

208 (See page 23)

195.

9ct ruby fringe necklace, 6.4gm, 18" long

£350-400

196.

18ct white gold baguette diamond circular openwork pendant on a slender necklace, the pendant 17mm diameter, the necklace 16" long on

£550-650

197.

Victorian garnet set foliate cluster necklace, 22.4gm, 17.25" long

£300-400

198.

18ct white gold blue topaz and diamond pear shaped pendant on a slender necklace, 6.5gm, the pendant 35mm, the necklace18" long

£800-1000

199.

Fine Bvlgari Cicladi Collection 7 Disc 18ct yellow gold pendant and necklace with matching earrings, each piece consisting of seven interlocking discs, the pendant 52mm suspended on a necklace, 18" long, 33.9gm; the earrings with post and clip backs, 34mm, 22.5gm; with Bvlgari box

**Privateprovenance-soldwiththepurchasereceiptfrom Mallory,BathdatedDecember20007

£4000-6000

200.

Antique rose-cut diamond rub-over ring, width 10mm, 3.6gm, ring size M

£850-950

201.

Fine pair of GIA certified 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings, round brilliant-cut diamonds in a four claw settings, post screw backs, 3.65gm, 7mm; with a Bvlgari box

GIA 6102680442 - 1.22ct, clarity SI1, colour F, cut grade excellent

GIA 1116250601 - 1.24ct, clarity SI1, colour F, cut grade excellent

**Privateprovenance-soldwithavaluationforinsurance purposesdatedDecember2009for£20,000

£8000-10,000

202.

Pair of oval sapphire and old-cut diamond white metal drop earrings, the sapphires each 0.70ct approx, the old-cut diamonds each 0.10ct each approx, hook backs, 2.7gm, drop 24mm

£1200-1600

203.

Good 18ct three stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, the centre diamond 0.50ct approx, clarity VS2-SI1, colour J/K, the side diamonds each 0.35ct approx, width 6mm, 4gm, ring size L

**withahistoricalvaluationfor£3200datedSeptember2003

£500-700

204.

Danish Georg Jensen silver pendant on necklace, signed, no. 1827368L TX, the pendant 10mm, the necklace 17" long approx, 5.3gm

**withaBoodle&Dunthornebox

£50-80

205.

Tiffany & Co. 18ct and silver cross pendant on necklace, the pendant 31mm x 21mm, the necklace 24" long, 6.7gm, import hallmark for London 1994, with T&Co box

£80-120

206.

18ct yellow gold double row sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, consisting of eight brilliant-cut diamonds and eight circular-cut sapphires, width 6mm, 2.8gm, ring size K/L; with ring box

**withacopyvaluationforinsurancepurposesdatedJune2010 for£775

£200-300

207.

Early 20th century yellow metal and green guilloche enamel rectangular brooch, set with rose-cut diamonds in white metal, 6.8gm, 13mm x 29mm

£360-420

208.

Fine mid-20th century aquamarine and diamond platinum cocktail ring, the aquamarine estimated 6.30ct approx, within a stylised setting consisting of baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.20ct approx, clarity VS2/SI1, 20mm x 23mm, 10.5gm, ring size R/S

**soldwithaninsurancevaluationcopyfor£8125datedFebruary 2022

£1500-2000

209.

Two 9ct gem set rings, 4.8gm (2)

£140-180

210.

Two antique 18ct diamond set rings, 4.5gm (2) (each with one stone missing)

£250-300

211.

Victorian 9ct buckle design ring, Chester 1877, width 6.5mm, 2.1gm, ring size M; with two further antique gold rings, 1.8gm (3)

£100-150

212.

Cabouchon garnet and rose diamond yellow metal pendant, 11.8gm, 50mm x 27mm

£750-850

213.

Five assorted modern silver pendants on necklets, 57.4gm in total

£40-80

214.

Four assorted silver stone set pendants on necklets, 24gm in total

£30-50

217 (See page 24)
220 (See page 24)
223 (See page 24)
224 (See page 24)
222 (See page 24)

215.

Victorian 18ct old-cut diamond cluster ring, 0.35ct approx in total, clarity SI, colour G-H, Birmingham 1876, width 10mm, 3.8gm, ring size O

£460-520

216.

Four assorted silver stone set pendants on necklets, 46.6gm in total

£30-50

217.

Novelty yellow metal moonstone bug brooch, set with ruby cabouchon eyes, 2.7gm, 31mm

£360-420

218.

Four assorted silver stone set pendants on necklets, 25.8gm in total

£30-50

219.

Modern 9ct yellow gold pendant on necklace, 10gm

£300-400

220.

Fine 19th century gold backed rose-diamond ring, estimated 0.90ct approx in total, width 10mm, 4.7gm, ring size K/K

£1450-1650

221.

Modern 14ct rose gold white and fancy coloured diamond necklace, the centre 'Crown of Light' fancy diamond 0.70ct approx in a pavé white diamond surround, 4.2gm, the pendant 37mm, 17" long approx

£300-500

222.

Attractive antique old-cut diamond and cultured pearl set pendant with brooch attachment, set in white and yellow metal, the centre pearl6.5mm, the pearls each 7mm approx, 5.5gm, 41mm wide

£1600-1800

223.

Modern 18ct white gold blue topaz and diamond ring, 10.00ct approx, width 15mm, 11.5gm, ring size M **seelot247forthematchingearrings

£700-900

224.

Modern pair of 18ct white gold blue topaz and diamond earrings, post and clip backs, 10.1gm, 16mm x 13.5mm

**matchinglot246

£500-700

231 (See page 25)
227 (See page 25)
225 (See page 25)
232 (See page 25)
237 (See page 21)
236 (See page 21)

225.

Asprey 9ct bracelet enamel bracelet, Birmingham 1915, 18.1gm, 8.25" long

**withAspreybox

£600-700

226.

19th century oval carnelian intaglio gold ring, depicting an angel, width 24.5mm, 5.3gm, ring size N

£300-500

227.

Fine quality white metal diamond clip bow design brooch, mixedcut diamonds including with marquise and round brilliant-cut diamonds, 5.70ct approx in total, 17.2gm, 50mm x 33mm approx

£2500-3000

228.

Good 19th century lava cameo panelled bracelet, with six oval classical plaques in rub-over gold mounts joined by links, with safety chain, 54gm, 7.25" long

£200-300

229.

Attractive Victorian gold backed garnet necklace, 25.2gm, the clasp stamped '9ct', 14" long, with a matching brooch attachment; yellow metal garnet set cross-over design ring, 3.8gm, ring size K; also a pair of yellow metal set garnet cluster earrings with hook back,4.1gm, 14mm

£500-800

230.

Antique gold back gem set three stone ring, possibly garnet and emeralds, width 7mm, 2.2gm, ring size M

£450-550

231.

Victorian heart shaped pavé pearl gold pendant on a slender pearl necklace, the necklace pearls 2mm approx with a 9ct barrel clasp, 12.5" long the pendant 20mm x 14mm, 5.7gm in total **withinaWilson&Gill,Londonfittedcase

£300-500

232.

Fine 19th century gold and enamel mourning ring, the centre glazed panel in a rose diamond border, on a blue guilloché enamel ground and pearl border, 29mm x 20mm, 13.1gm, ring size M

£1200-1600

233.

Victorian 9ct turquoise and diamond floral design cluster ring with engraved shoulders, 1.2gm, width 9mm, ring size H/I

£80-120

234.

9ct ruby and diamond set bracelet, 0.20ct approx, width 4mm, 6.4gm, 7.75" long (gold plated clasp)

£320-360

245 (See page 26)

235.

18ct white gold diamond set cross pendant on a slender necklace, round brilliant-cut diamonds, the pendant 28mm x 19mm, the necklace 18" long, 6gm

£700-800

236.

18ct white gold diamond tennis bracelet, round brilliant-cuts, 3.02ct approx in total, width 5mm, 11.2gm, 7.75" long **theclaspinsethasbeenrepairedandhasa'585'

£1250-1450

237.

Impressive pear shaped white metal diamond cluster ring, the centre stone 0.85ct approx, clarity VS2, colour G, in a border consisting of old-cut diamonds with set shoulders, 1.40ct approx in total, width 22mm, 5.5gm, ring size L/M

£3600-4200

238.

9ct yellow gold diamond set bracelet, 13.3gm, 1.35ct approx in total, width 6mm, 7.5" long

£700-900

239.

Good modern 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond cluster ring, the oval aquamarine 2.50ct approx, with two transitional diamonds to each side, each 0.38ct approx, clarity SI1/2, colour G-H, with eight further round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 0.96ct in total, clarity VS2/SI1, colour G-H, 17mm x 17mm, 6.2gm, ring size L

**soldwithacopyvaluationforinsurancepurposesfor£5800 £1500-2500

254 (See page 27)

240.

Victorian gold ruby and pearl lobed cluster ring, with a foliate pierced shank, 13.5mm, 5.8gm, ring size L/M

£550-650

241.

Single cultured pearl 14ct yellow gold ring, the pearl 7mm, stamped '585', 2.6gm, ring size I

£120-180

242.

Collection of four modern silver pearl pendant on silver necklets, 18.4gm in total

£30-50

243.

Modern silver gilt jewellery to include to bracelets, two necklets and a CZ band ring, 29gm in total

£30-50

244.

Five modern silver gilt necklaces, 49.1gm in total (5)

£50-80

245.

Attractive modern tanzanite and diamond three stone white metal ring, the oval tanzanite 1.65ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to either side, 0.50ct in total, width 9mm, 4.7gm, ring size L

£850-950

246.

Fancy modern 18ct white gold gem set foliate design cluster ring, consisting of topaz, amethyst, citrine and diamonds, width 19mm, 5.7gm, ring size O

£300-500

247.

Georgian gold fob seal inset with a plain carnelian, 16.5gm, 36mm

£100-150

248.

Georgian gold fob seal with ring attachment, 9.7gm, 21mm; with a gilt metal intaglio fob seal, 16.6gm, 32mm (2)

£50-80

249.

19th century carnelian intaglio fob seal, detailing a family crest, 7gm, 19mm x 17mm, 25mm high

£120-180

250.

Good emerald and diamond white metal dress ring, the emerald 2.40ct approx, in a styled stepped setting set with diamonds to each side, width 11mm, 4gm, ring size K

£1600-1800

251.

Attractive 14ct white gold diamond dress ring, the principal diamond 0.48ct approx, clarity VS2, colour K, width 9mm, 5gm, ring size O

£700-900

252.

Pretty 9ct ruby and diamond dress ring, the pear-cut rubies 0.80ct approx in total, in a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 14.5mm, 2.4gm, ring size M

£550-650

253.

Yellow metal fringe collar necklace, stamped '18CT' and 'WT', 46.4gm, 18" long

£2800-3200

254.

Attractive 14ct yellow gold emerald and diamond emerald and diamond hinged bangle, consisting of nine marquise emeralds estimated 1.53ct approx, eight round brilliant-cut diamonds,9.6gm, 61mm wide

**withColumbianEmeraldsInternationalbox,certificate appraisalandoriginalreceiptdatedJuly1997

£600-800

255.

9ct turquoise cabouchon turquoise and pearl butterfly brooch, 5.3gm, 24mm x 33mm; with an antique garnet and turquoise ring 2gm, pair of of pearl and turquoise cluster earrings 3.3gm; also a pair of gilt metal buttons depicting foxes

£250-350

256.

Two pairs of 9ct earrings, pair of 9ct clips, 9crt pearl clasp, 9ct T-bar and short chain, with other jewellery parts/spares, 23.9gm in total

£700-900

257.

9ct engine turned propelling toothpick, Birmingham 1950, maker 5.1gm, 657mm closed; with a gold bound propelling pencil (2)

£140-180

258.

Collection of six antique gold stick pins, including diamond, garnet, ruby and pearls, 9.5gm in total, with four gilt metal attachments

£150-250

259.

Novelty 18ct fox head cast stick pin with rose diamond eyes, the head stamped '18C', With a metal attachment, 68mm, 4.8gm excluding the attachment

£180-220

267 (See page 28)

269 (See page 28)

260.

268 (See page 28)

Ornate Victorian gilded quizzing glass, 78mm; unmounted shell cameo depicting a lady; gilt coin pendant; also a gilt metal ring

£30-50

261.

Sapphire and diamond rectangular jewellery cluster attachment in white gold, the sapphire 0.75ct aprrox, in a border of twelve round brilliant-cuts, 1.7gm, 12mm x 11mm

£80-120

262.

Victorian 9ct seed pearl set mourning double-sided pendant and a 9ct necklace, the pendant inset with portraits and hair, the double link chain 27" long, the pendant 26mm, 20gm

£300-500

263.

Art Nouveau 15ct turquoise and seed pearl pendant on a 15ct rope twist necklace, the pendant 22mm x 36mm, the necklace 17" long, 8.9gm

£800-1000

264.

Victorian 15ct enamel and pearl circular mourning pendant on a 15ct necklace, the pendant with a vacant panel verso, 30mm x 25mm, the necklace 17" long, 13.7gm

£1100-1300

265.

19th century yellow metal mourning ring, the oval monogrammed panel with hair insert, with two small rose-cut pink gemstones to each side (possibly rubies), width 11.5mm, 3.6gm, ring size O/P

£450-550

266.

Good pair of platinum sapphire and diamond drop earrings in the Art Deco style, the principal sapphires each 0.80ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 7.3gm, drop 38mm

£1400-1800

267.

Art Deco style sapphire and diamond platinum cluster dress ring, with mixed-cut sapphires and round brilliant-cut diamonds in a stylised circular setting, 17mm diameter, 7.3gm, ring size M/N

£1400-1800

268.

18ct yellow gold cabouchon opal and diamond oval cluster ring, 17mm x 14mm, 4.8gm, ring size N

£500-600

269.

Modern 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, with five baguette sapphires and twelve princess-cut diamonds, width 5mm, 5.5gm, ring size L

£550-650

270.

9ct gate bracelet with a heart shaped padlock clasp, with safety chain, 17.7gm, width 23.5mm

£580-680

271.

Good yellow metal guard chain, 30.2gm, 74" long; with a match necklace, 6.9g, 15.25" long (2)

**nohallmarkpresent,testsas9ct

£1200-1500

272.

9ct triple coloured gold band ring, 1.9gm; with an antique gold, enamel, pearl and rose diamond mourning ring, width 9mm, 1.9gm (at fault) (2)

£100-150

273.

Attractive blue zircon and diamond 18ct white gold ring, the round-cut zircon 1.90ct approx, 4gm, stamped '18C', width 8mm, ring size J/K

**PrivateprovenancewithaBoodle&Dunthorne,Liverpoolbox

£250-350

274.

Good heavy 18ct rope twist long necklace, 80.8gm, 78" long, with certificate

£5500-6500

275.

9ct belcher link necklace, 10.6gm, 22" long

£320-380

276.

18ct wedding band ring, Birmingham 1989, width 6mm, 3.3gm, ring size K/L

£200-250

277

277.

Very fine modern 18ct white gold ruby and diamond bridal jewellery suite comprising necklace, bracelet and a pair of earrings, each piece finely set with graduated oval rubies, baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds, each piece stamped '750'

NECKLACE - set with twenty-two oval-cut rubies, 16.00-18.00ct approximately in total, 135.3 grams

BRACELET - set with eight oval-cut rubies, 5.50-6.50ct approximately in total, centre measurement 43mm, 51.5grams, 7.5" long

PAIR OF EARRINGS - each set with four oval-cut rubies, 3.00-3.50ct approximately in total, post and hinged backs, 33.7gm in total, drop 68mm

Gross weight 220.5 grams

£15,000-20,000

278.

Three 18ct diamond set rings, 10.4gm in total (3)

£650-750

279.

Four assorted 9ct rings, 18.3gm in total; with a 15ct ring at fault, 2.7gm (5)

£650-750

280.

Attractive 18ct cross-over design diamond and turquoise two stone ring, set with a cabouchon turquoise and old-cut diamond, 0.25ct approx, width 7mm, 3.4gm, Birmingham 1910, ring size L

£200-300

281.

Two 22ct weeding band rings, each bearing Birmingham, assay stamps, 6.7gm in total (2)

£500-600

282.

15ct bar brooch set with a single round old-cut diamond, 0.15ct approx, 1.7gm, 39mm wide

£80-120

283.

Two thin 18ct band rings, 1.9gm; together with a stone set bicolour eternity ring, 1.8gm (3)

£100-120

284.

Novelty 9ct charm in the form of a mandolin, 1gm; 9ct swivel fob 4.9gm; 9ct oval locket pendant 4gm; 9ct circular pendant; 2.2gm; with a selection of gilded and silver brooches, fobs etc

£200-300

285.

Pair of Victorian gilded folding lorgnettes, 80mm; with a gold plated Quizzzer glass, 76mm (2)

£50-80

286.

Victorian oval gold backed oval mourning brooch, displaying a glazed locket of hair within a pearl and stone set borders, the reverse inscribed 'JJ Hastings May 21st 1865', 24.3gm, 37mm x 45mm; together with a braided hair bracelet with engraved gilded mounts (2)

£200-300

287.

Unusual novelty plated multi-link watch Albert chain, the centre pierced link detailing the four suits (Clubs, Spades, Hearts and Diamonds), 71gm, 12" long

£60-100

288.

Selection of assorted silver brooches; Norwegian silver and enamel oval brooch and a pair of similar cufflinks (at fault)

£30-60

289.

Novelty gold plated brooch in the form of a Tennis rachet and shoe set with a single stone, 60mm; gold plated curb link guard chain, 58" long; gilded triple row cameo bracelet and a gilt engraved bracelet (4)

£50-100

290.

18ct sapphire and diamond ring, the sapphire 0.40ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 9.5mm, 3.5gm, ring size M, with box

£240-280

End of day one sale

Next Watches

& Jewellery sale will take place on the 13th May 2026

Entry consignments

now invited - Entry deadline 17th April

Silver, Antiques & Works of art

Thursday 26th March 2026 at 10am

Silver & Silverplate

401.

Victorian silver salver, having a shaped circular border with gadrooned rim on four claw and ball feet, engraved crest, maker's mark rubbed, London 1894, 12" across, 827gm

£800-1000

402.

Late Victorian three piece silver tea and coffee service, with half fluted decoration, crest engraved, the pots with ebonised handles, maker Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1896 and 1897, length of teapot 11", total weight approximately 1550gm (3)

£1500-2000

403.

Matched Edwardian silver four piece silver tea service, with half fluted decoration, the pots with ebonised handles and finials, engraved with letter K 1905, hallmarked Birmingham 1903 and 1905, the teapot 11" long, total weight 1400gm (4)

£1200-1500

404.

Elizabeth II Mappin & Webb silver toast rack, of squat form with six divisions and central handle, hallmarked London 1954, 4.5" long, 109gm

£100-150

405.

Late Victorian silver vase, with floral and gadrooned repoussé decoration, on a spreading circular base, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1890, 8.5" high, 296gm

£250-350

406.

Late Victorian silver hot water jug, with half fluted decoration and ebonised handle, William Gibson and John Lawrence Langman, Sheffield 1897, 10.5" high; together with a similar tea caddy, total weight 775gm (2)

£700-900

407.

George V silver six division toast rack, with central handle on ball feet, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1912, 5" long, 153gm

£150-200

408.

Modern silver circular coaster, with domed foot, limited edition of 22/200 for Mallory of Bath, to celebrate the millennium, with certificate and in fitted box, 4" diameter, 140gm

£150-200

409.

Pair of Victorian silver circular salts, ornate floral embossed decoration on pad feet, blue glass liners, Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1893, 2.5" across, 109gm (2)

£100-150

410.

George V silver baluster cream jug, scroll handle and circular foot, Pairpont Brothers, London 1919, 4" high, 130gm

£120-150

411.

Victorian silver cigarette case, the hinged case with six division 'slot' design, maker Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1895, 3.5", 66gm

£100-150

412.

Late Victorian silver teapot, rounded oblong shape with half fluted body and scroll handle, on ball feet, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1891, 11" long, 726gm **IvorysubmissionreferenceS9EQYCJ1

£600-800

413.

George III silver baluster mug, with ear shaped handle and circular foot, traces of initials to front and date 1763, William Cripps, London 1762, 4.5" high, 327gm

£300-400

414.

Francis Howard 958 silver and wood bottle coaster, hallmarked Sheffield 2016, 4" diameter **inapresentationbox

£70-100

415.

Carr's of Sheffield Ltd silver Christening cup, with a gilt interior, hallmarks for Sheffield 2015, 3" high, 89.5gm

£100-150

416.

Francis Howard Ltd. silver egg cup and spoon, hallmarked Sheffield 2016, 49gm total **withpresentationbox

£50-80

407 (See page 34)
406 (See page 34)

417.

Good modern Francis Howard Ltd silver salver, having a cast moulded edge and raised on three feet, 12" diameter, 1096gm

£1200-1800

418.

Modern silver child's plate, maker TRS, London 2017, 7.25" diameter, 269gm

£300-350

419.

Modern silver child's dish, maker TRS, London 2017, 6.5" diameter, 186gm

£200-250

420.

Victorian silver three piece coffee service, with foliate engraved decoration, the coffee pot with (Barnard Brothers) fruit finial and scroll handle, crested, Richard Sibley II, London 1861 and 1862, the coffee pot 11.25" high, total weight 1426gm (3)

£1500-2000

421.

Stylish Hamilton & Inches modernist sterling silver two branch candelabra, having two cone sconces with inset amethysts, raised on arcing supports on an oval base, hallmarked Edinburgh 2009, 13.25" high, 1847gm

£3000-4000

422.

William Comyns & Sons small silver Armada dish, hallmarked London 2008, 3.25" diameter, 44gm

**withoriginalComynspresentationboxandleaflets

£50-70

423.

William Comyns & Sons small silver Armada dish, hallmarked London 2008, 3.25" diameter, 46gm

£50-70

424.

William Comyn & Sons silver Armada dish, hallmarked London 2010, 4.25" diameter, 97gm

£100-150

412 (See page 33)
413 (See page 33)
417
414 (See page 33)

425.

420 (See page 34) 425

George IV silver teapot, of squat circular shape, the central band of flowers framed by gadrooning, floral decorated scroll handle, Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1820, 10.5" long, 629gm

**ivorysubmissionreferenceV321K6UE

£600-800

426.

Victorian silver vesta case, with engraved foliate decoration, maker initials rubbed, Birmingham 1902, 2" wide; together with a small silver circular box with cover, maker Edward & Sons, London 1907, 54gm total (2)

£80-120

427.

19th Century continental white metal cauldron, of squat form with swing handle, decorated in relief with a boat building scene to one side and a gathering of people to the reverse, on three ball feet, unmarked, 3" high, 184gm

£200-250

428.

George III silver goblet, with waisted stem and square pedestal foot, Alexander Field, London 1806, 6" high, 213gm

£180-220

429.

Collection of silver Hanoverian pattern flatware, comprising spoons, forks and a ladle, Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield, various dates from the 1930s, 977gm total

£900-1100

430.

Collection of silver flatware, various makers, dates and patterns, the majority 19th century, to include a Newcastle Victorian period Runcible spoon, 613gm total

£600-800

429

431.

Novelty silver nutmeg grater in the form of an egg, screw dividing at the centre, only bearing initials SM possibly Sampson Mordan, 1.75" high; also a silver oval vinaigrette (lacking a grille) with hinged cover, maker Samuel Pemberton, 26gm total (2)

£60-80

432.

George V silver bowl, of lobed outline with engraved border, on three feet, M. Beaver Ltd, Sheffield 1934, 5.5" across, 195gm

£200-300

433.

430 (See page 35) 442

Early 20th century silver basket, of lobed outline with pierced decoration and scroll handles, presentation inscription dated 1926, marks rubbed, 13" long, 315gm

£350-400

434.

Group of small silver items, comprising baluster pepper, two salts with blue glass liners, a condiment spoon and a small ashtray, various makers and dates, total weighable silver 225gm

£250-300

435.

Victorian silver porringer and stand, with part gadroon decoration and scroll handles, Henry Stratford, London 1894, 3" high, 281gm total (2)

£300-400

436.

Edward VII silver mug, of tapered cylindrical form with two horizontal reeded bands and scroll handle, 3.25" high, 148gm

£150-200

437.

George III silver milk jug and matching twin handled sugar bowl, with bright cut engraved decoration and letter M, marks rubbed, the sugar bowl 7" across, 360gm total (2)

£350-450

438.

Small group of silver flatware, including a caddy spoon with shell bowl and a continental spoon, various makers and dates, 220gm total

£250-350

439.

George III silver Old English pattern ladle, crested, marks rubbed, London 1804, 13" long, 167gm

£150-200

440.

Set of six George III old English pattern silver table spoons, engraved with initials, maker Solomon Hougham, London 1794, 331gm total

£300-400

441.

Dutch novelty 835 silver clog pin cushion, having figural farming and landscape scene decoration around, bearing 835 marks, 3.75" wide

£60-80

442.

Carr's of Sheffield silver mounted comb, hallmarked Sheffield 2014, 6.5" long

£20-30

443.

Anvic Silver Ltd silver mounted portable handbag vanity mirror, hallmarked Birmingham 2014, 3.5" high

£20-40

454

444.

Three Roberts & Belk silver rat tail pattern table forks, hallmarked Sheffield 1995 and 1996, 8" long, 199gm total (3)

£150-200

445.

Two Roberts & Belk silver rat tail pattern soup spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1992 and 1995, 6.75" long, 112gm (2)

£100-150

446.

Five Roberts & Belk rat tail pattern silver forks, hallmarks for Sheffield, 7" long, 258gm total (5)

£250-300

447.

Eight Roberts & Belk silver handled knives, with steel blades, the handles bearing Sheffield hallmarks, 8.5" long (8)

£100-150

448.

Seven Roberts & Belk silver handled knives, with steel blades, the handles bearing Sheffield hallmarks, 9.5" long (7)

£100-150

449.

Four Roberts & Belk Kings pattern knives, with steel blades, the handles hallmarked Sheffield 1991, 9" long

£60-80

450.

Six Roberts & Belk Kings pattern silver handled knives, with steel blades, the handles hallmarked 1991, 10" long (6)

£60-80

451.

Two C J Vander silver handled Old English pattern knives, the blades steel, the handles hallmarked Sheffield 2000; also with two smaller 8.5" dessert forks the same (4)

£40-80

452.

Three Francis Howard Ltd. silver Rye bottle labels, all hallmarked Sheffield 1974, 2" wide, 28gm total (3)

£25-50

456

453.

William Comyns & Sons small silver Armada dish, hallmarked Birmingham 2007, 2.75" diameter, 29gm

£30-50

454.

Francis Howard 'Faithful Replica of a Georgian Meat Skewer', 8.5" long, hallmarked Sheffield 2017, 51gm *presentedinoriginalfittedboxwithleaflet

£60-80

455.

Set of six George V stainless steel and silver handled tea knives, in the Art Deco style, Barker Brothers 1933; together with assorted silver plated wares, including an oval swing handled basket, waiter, sauceboat and other items

£30-50

456.

George VI pedestal dish, of shaped circular outline with shell and scroll border, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1946, 12.5" diameter, 590gm

£650-750

457.

George V silver low trophy cup, of squat circular form with scroll handles, presentation inscription dated 1918, maker's mark rubbed, London 1915, 6" wide, 181gm

£200-250

458.

George III Scottish provincial silver toddy ladle, Old English pattern, by James Gordon, Aberdeen, 6" long, 23gm

£40-60

459.

Two pairs of silver sugar tongs, a silver mounted cheroot holder marked 925; together with various electroplated wares including pair of posy vases, cased spoons and cruets, weighable silver 35gm

£50-70

460.

Victorian silver scent bottle, with hinged cover, decorated in relief with C-scrolls, flowers and foliage, Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1889, 7.5" long, gross weight including liner 134gm

£100-150

461.

Pretty Chinese export white metal pin cushion modelled as a pierced slipper with dragons and scroll motif, unmarked, 3.25" wide

£50-80

462.

19th century continental white metal beaker, worked in relief with a building and church among trees, on three ball feet, marked to underside CT in a lozenge, 3.5" high, 67gm

£80-120

463.

George V silver and blue enamel dressing table mirror and two brushes, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1927; together with another silver dressing table mirror and two brushes (6)

£120-180

464.

Edwardian silver photograph frame, with ornate decoration, Birmingham 1903; together with a table brush with circular silver base, silver topped scent bottle and a small Asian bowl (4)

£80-120

465.

Victorian silver teapot, globular shape with foliate engraved decoration, fruit finial (by different maker) and scroll handle, crested, Barnard Brothers, London 1843, 10.5" long, 605gm **IvorysubmissionreferenceVC2JDLHJ

£600-800

466.

George III silver hot water jug, baluster shape with foliate engraved decoration, fruit finial and scroll handle, date letters rubbed, maker probably Robert Hennell, 8.5" high, 484gm

£500-700

467.

Victorian silver helmet shaped cream jug, with ornate foliate repoussé decoration, Chester 1896; together with a cased set of six Onslow pattern teaspoons, total weight approximately 160gm

£150-200

468.

Group of five ornate Dutch silver spoons, probably late 19th century, various makers' marks; together with two small Asian white metal spoons, total weight approximately 160gm (7)

£180-220

469.

Group of five assorted cruets, various makers and dates, to include a pair of ornate Victorian Sheffield silver salts, total weight approximately 220gm

£200-250

476 (See page 39)

470.

Group of four late Victorian heart shaped small silver dishes, with ornate decoration, Birmingham 1896; together with a set of four miniature porringers, 175gm total (8)

£150-200

471.

Dutch novelty miniature silver tankard with hinged cover, decorated with putti and with a figural finial, bearing import hallmarks for Thomas Hayes 1902, 2.25" high; together with a shoe pin cushion mount (base only, no cushion), bearing import marks for David Bridge, date mark rubbed, 43gm total (2)

£60-80

472.

Small George III silver chamberstick and snuffer, with shell handle and gadroon border, together with a punch ladle with whalebone handle and an oval teapot stand with wooden base (3)

£150-200

473.

Seventeen William Comyn & Sons silver 'Roman' coffee spoons, hallmarks for London, 4" long, 160gm total (15)

£180-220

474.

Fifteen William Comyn & Sons silver 'Roman' teaspoons, hallmarks for London, 4.25" long, 146gm total (15)

£150-180

475.

Group lot of small silver wares, various makers and dates, comprising a cased cruet set, three cased sets of spoons and two cased sets of silver handled knives, one cased set missing a spoon

£100-150

476.

Pair of Victorian ornate silver dwarf candlesticks, with C-scroll and foliate decoration, loaded shaped circular bases, Sheffield 1898, 4.75" high (2)

£80-120

477.

Collection of silver plated wares, comprising a salver with engraved decoration, three sauceboats, a waiter, oval entrée dish and cover, pair of circular serving dishes with side handles and two pairs of asparagus tongs

£100-150

478.

Silver plated oval twin handled tray, with gadroon border, engraved to the centre with a bee among flowers, 28.5" long

£100-150

479.

Mixed lot of electroplate, including entrée dishes and covers and photograph frames

£50-80

480.

Mixed silver group; comprising an ashtray, Travis Wilson & Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1964, miniature cut glass and silver mounted scent bottle, two small silver topped jars and a white metal box with foliate ornament, weighable silver 97gm total

£100-120

481.

William Manton silver cigar cutter, with engine turned decoration to the case, hallmarked Birmingham 2003, 2" long

£30-50

493 (See page 40)
484 (See page 40)
485 (See page 40)
490 (See page 40)

482.

L J Millington silver propelling toothpick, hallmarked Birmingham 2016, 3" extended, 6gm

£30-50

483.

Silver novelty vine leaf cork holder, two cast leaves linked by a chain, maker J A Campbell, London 1996, 7gm

£25-40

484.

Victorian silver vinaigrette, of shaped rectangular outline with engraved decoration around a central cartouche, gilt interior, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1846, 1.5", 19gm

£60-80

485.

Victorian silver vinaigrette, of shaped rectangular form with engraved decoration, gilt interior, suspension ring, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1840, 2" long, 30gm

£60-80

486.

Edwardian silver novelty caddy spoon, in the form of a jockey's cap, William Naul, Birmingham 1911; together with a Victorian silver cylindrical scent bottle by Sampson Mordan, with hinged top, glass stopper and engraved decoration (2)

£100-150

487.

Pair of Philip Kydd silver modernist 'saucer' taper stick holders, hallmarked 925 London 2014, 2.5" diameter (weighted)

£50-100

488.

Anvic Silver Ltd silver and gilt fruit fork, having a textured handle, hallmarked Birmingham 2007, 6" long, 23gm

£30-50

489.

Francis Howard Ltd. silver money clip, 2", 24gm

£20-30

490.

Modern silver wine cooler, the plain cylinder with a liner, and three removable ice packs, having an inset marble base, maker TRS London 2007, 10" high

£500-600

491.

Two Francis Howard Ltd. silver child's spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 2019, 4.75" long, 53gm total (2)

£60-100

492.

Philip Kydd handmade silver pill box, of rounded traingle form with hinged cover having a glass cabouchon thumb piece, the interior gilt, hallmarked 2016, 2" x 2", 53gm

£200-300

500 (See page 41)

493.

Francis Howard silver paper knife, hallmarked Sheffield 2010, 7" long, 46gm

£50-80

494.

PJD Silver Ltd silver card case, having a shaped edge and engine turned decoration to the front and reverse, hallmarked London 2008, 2.5" x 3.5", 116.6gm

£150-200

495.

Modern silver Drakes/Armada dish, maker Francis Howard Ltd Sheffield, Charles head hallmark, 4" diameter, 52gm

£50-80

496.

Philip Kydd silver condiment cube stand with spoon, hallmarks for London 2016, 3" x 3", 180gm total

£250-300

497.

Philip Kydd silver condiment cube stand with spoon, hallmarks for London 2016, 3" x 3", 180gm

£250-300

498.

Comyns of London Ltd silver Armada dish, 4.75" diameter, hallmarks for London 2007, 115gm

£120-150

499.

Decorative planished 958 silver beaker, of barrel form with gilt interior, maker Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 2017, 3.25" high, 244.9gm

£300-350

500.

Modern silver one pint tankard, maker Carr's of Sheffield, 2015, 5" high, 330gm

**wellpresentedinoriginalfittedwoodencase7.25"x2.25"x 5.25"high

£350-400

501.

Modern silver beaker, maker TRS, London 2014, 3" high, 83.3gm

£100-150

502.

Modern silver Champagne bottle holder, maker Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 2011, 12" long, 212.9gm

£220-280

503.

Modern silver quaich, 5" wide, maker Carr's of Sheffield, Edinburgh 2014, 63.2gm

£80-120

504.

Rare David Lloyd George silver stamp wetter, with perforated circular top, the sides decorated with a portrait relief of the statesman, on circular base, marked RB for Harrods Ltd (Richard Burbridge), Sheffield 1912, registration number 603831, 2.9" high, gross weight 71gm

£80-120

505.

George V silver sugar caster, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1912, 8.5" high, 328gm

£350-450

506.

Pair of small silver dishes with wavy rims, maker Munsey & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1912, inset with 1797 2 pence coins inset into the bases, 270gm approx, 4" diameter (2)

£280-320

507.

Six silver coffee spoons, maker Bishton's Ltd, Birmingham 1975, 3.75" long, 49gm total (6)

£50-80

LOTS 508-530 NO LOTS

531.

Danish silver handled letter knife, having a lily cast handle, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark 925S, 7.75" long

£40-60

532.

Danish silver handled paper knife, maker Evald Nielsen, with a cast fruiting vine handle, marked Denmark 925S, 8" long

£40-60

543 (See page 42)

544 (See page 42)

533.

Danish silver oval trinket box with cover, having a leaf and bud handle, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark Sterling Silver 925S, 4.25" wide, 409.3gm

£500-600

534.

Danish silver child's fork, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark 925S, 5.5" long, 35.9gm

£50-80

535.

Modern Danish silver candlestick, the support raised on stylised leaf scrolls and a circular stepped base, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark Sterling Silver 925S, 4.25" high, 260gm

£300-350

536.

Modern Danish silver fruit bowl, maker Holmsted, marked Denmark Sterling 925S, 12" diameter, 1213gm

£1500-2000

537.

Modern decorative Danish silver child's fork, having a cast fruiting vine handle, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark 925S, 5.5" long, 41.6gm

£50-70

536

538.

Modern decorative Danish silver child's fork, having a cast poppy head handle, maker Evald Nielsen, marked Denmark 925S, 5.5" long, 37.3gm

£50-70

539.

Danish silver child's beaker with handle, maker Holmsted, marked 925S Sterling Denmark, 2.5" high, 114.9gm

£120-180

540.

Danish silver small circular dish and miniature ladle, marked for Georg Jensen, Denmark, the dish 3.3" diameter, combined weight 51gm (2)

£50-80

541.

Christofle silver plated comport, of shaped circular outline with foliate decorated circular foot, 8.5" diameter; together with a Christofle ladle, in retail cardboard box (2)

£50-80

542.

Liberty & Co. Art Nouveau silver mug, with scroll ornament to the sides and handle, presentation inscription Beatrice Corona Marshall, May 12th 1902, by Liberty & Co, Birmingham 1900, 3" high, 168gm

£300-500

543.

B S E Products silver Labrador dog model, hallmarked London 2012, 3" high, 238.7gm

£200-250

544.

B S E Products silver horse model, hallmarked London 2010, 3.5" high, 146.3gm

£220-280

545.

Fine pair of B S E Products silver woodcock figures, hallmarked London 2013, tallest 3" high, 330gm total (2)

£400-500

546.

Fine pair of B S E Products silver Partridge figures, hallmarked London 2009, tallest 5.25" tall, 611.6gm total (2)

£650-700

548 (See page 43)
545
546

547.

560 (See page 44)

Silver miniature model of a single propeller aeroplane, with rod support and wooden triangular base, inscribed on a plaque, Aircraft Lockheed Division 1938, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1938, total weight including base, 170gm, 6.5" wing span £120-180

548.

Silver model of a pelican in her piety, standing with her bill in her breast, on naturalistic base, mounted on a green marble plinth, Leslie Durbin, London 1966, 10.5" high; together with a framed certificate (2)

£400-600

LOTS 549-550 NO LOTS

551.

9ct gold propelling pencil by J M & Co, 4.25" long, 21.2gm

£150-200

552.

Tiffany & Co. silver ballpoint pen, signed, stamped '925, Germany', 47.7gm £60-100

553.

Tiffany & Co. silver ballpoint pen, signed, stamped '925, Germany', 28.7gm £50-80

554.

Silver "Centennial" propelling pencil, by Sampson Mordan & Co, 4.25" long; together with another silver propelling pencil marked Birmingham 1982, combined weight 38.2gm

£60-100

567 (See page 45)

555.

9ct gold propelling pencil, by E. Baker & Son, marked with two patent numbers, 4" long, 22.3gm total weight

£150-200

556.

9ct gold 'Mordan Everpoint' propelling pencil, with ring to the top and vertical linear part decoration, patent number rubbed, by Sampson Mordan & Co, 4" long, 16.2gm total weight

£150-200

557.

Wahl 'Eversharp' 14K gold propelling pencil, with ring to the top and foliate engraved decoration, 4" long, 17gm total weight

£150-200

558.

9ct gold 'Mordan Everpoint' propelling pencil, with engine turned decoration, by Sampson Mordan & Co, patent 307227, 3.75", 18gm total weight

£150-200

559.

9ct yellow gold Baker's Perm-Point propelling pencil, PAT 145359, Hallmarked Birmingham, 5" long, 25.56gm total, box

£300-500

560.

Victorian silver claret jug with hinged cover, the body with fine chased borders and motif, maker Martin, Hall & Co. London 1874, 11.75" high, 674gm

£1000-1200

561.

Victorian silver pedestal bowl, having repoussé swag decoration, maker James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1896, 5.25" diameter, 154gm

£200-250

569 (See page 45)

562.

George III silver sugar bowl, with twin handles and cast gadrooned rim, maker Philip Rundell, London 1818, 5.25" diameter, 226gm

£350-400

563.

Pair of similar Indian white metal repoussé beakers, with dense scroll decoration and rim borders, each with a vacant shield cartouche, unmarked, 3.5" high, 2198gm total (2)

£200-250

564.

Hazorfim 925 silver ewer, with a leaf capped scroll handle, 9.5" high, 330gm

£450-500

565.

Frank Cobb silver four piece tea set, comprising tea pot 11.5" long, water pot, jug and sucrier, hallmarked 1935, 1590gm total (4)

£2300-2600

566.

Victorian silver salt cellar, having repoussé floral decoration and raised on three hoof feet, maker HH (possibly Henry Holland), London 1844, 3" diameter, 74gm

£100-150

567.

Pair of Edward VII silver salts, having heavy cast fruit rim and raised on three stylised feet, maker Carrington & Co., London 1905, 3.5" diameter, 338gm total (2)

£450-500

568.

George V engine turned silver cigarette case, maker Bravingtons, Birmingham 1934, 3.5" wide, 130gm

£200-220

569.

Edward VII silver mounted glass desk stand, the ink well with inset watch, over a stamp bos with two divisions, maker John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1904

£70-100

570.

George V silver mounted glass desk stand, having a central ink well flanked stamp boxes, by maker AM & M, London 1922, 5" wide

£80-120

571.

George V silver mounted glass stamp box, modelled as a book of stamps, maker E.J Clewley & Co., Chester 1913, 2.5" wide

£40-80

572.

George V Scottish silver stamp box, having a gilt three division interior, maker James George, Edinburgh 1919, 3.5" wide, 200gm

£300-350

573.

574

Silver mounted glass desk stand with ink bottle, the hinged silver cover with slide stamp container with 1908 hallmarks, no maker mark apparent, 4.5" wide

£50-80

574.

Silver Besamim spice tower, having a flag finial over a fruiting vine decorated body and foot, maker Alan Weisrose, London 2003, 9.5" high, 93gm

£120-180

575.

Victorian repoussé silver cigarette case, the cover densely scroll decorated and the interior gilt, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1898, 3.5" wide, 75gm

£100-150

576.

Fine continental 830S silver card case, the hinged cover and reverse with engraved scroll decoration, maker M.J., 3.75" wide, 86gm

£100-150

577.

Danish silver and guilloche enamel open salt cellars and spoons, marked Ela Denmark Sterling 825S, the cellars 2" diameter, 55gm total

£50-80

578.

George V silver tankard, of plain baluster form with capped scroll handle, bearing golf presentation inscription, maker initials C.E, London 1932, 4.75" high, 437gm

£680-700

579.

Victorian silver cup, maker Heath & Middleton, Birmingham 1896, 4.75" high, 232gm

£350-380

580.

Cased set of six matching Georgian silver teaspoons, of different makers including Thomas Barker, 5.5" long, 93gm total

£120-150

581.

Viners Ltd. silver six division toast rack, hallmarked Sheffield 1932, 5.25" wide, 145gm

£180-220

582.

Good heavy cast silver mustard pot with hinged cover, having a leaf capped handle and raised on shell and scroll feet, with a blue glass liner, maker Charles Reilly & George Storer, London 1837, 3" high; with a later unrelated silver spoon, 236gm total (2)

£380-450

583.

George V novelty bell shaped silver ink stand, having a hinged cover, bearing presentation inscription dated 1913, maker A&J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1911, 4.25" high 299gm total (inset base)

£350-400

578
583
584 (See page 47)
585 (See page 47)
586 (See page 47)

584.

George V novelty bell shaped ink stand, having a hinged cover, bearing presentation inscription dated 1913, maker A&J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1912, 5.5" high, 488gm total (inset base)

£500-600

585.

Good Silver mounted horse hoof with stamp box inset to the top, on a silver horse shoe, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1907, 4" high

£200-300

586.

Late Victorian repoussé silver pot with cover, the cover with a putti figural finial, maker Berthold Muller, bearing import marks for Chester 1900, 2.75" high, 106gm

£150-180

587.

Pair of Irish George III silver fish servers, having pierced fish decorated blades, maker James Scott and retailed by William Hamy, 11.75" long, 170gm total (2)

£250-300

588.

Dutch repoussé and pierced silver basket, having a swing handle over the base with a courting couple under a tree scene, import hallmarks for Chester 1895, 6" wide, 184gm

£250-300

LOTS 589-600 NO LOTS

Collectables

600.

Scale model of a cannon, in wood and chrome metal with twelve spoke wheels, 28" long overall

£80-120

601.

Cased pair of mid 19th century French Officers' percussion pistols, having rifled octagonal flared barrels, one inscribed with owner name and details 'E Millot, 2nd Hussars', the plates inscribed Mre Nle de Chatellerault, one numbered 1847 to the barrel, the other numbered 1848, both bearing further proof stamps various, having chequered wooden grips over iron cap plates with lanyard rings push concealing loading tool cavities, well presented in a fitted mahogany case with accessories including a bullet mould, copper powder flask and tools

£700-1000

602.

French model 1866 chassepot bayonet, numbered 33244 to cross guard, the blade 22"

£30-50

603.

Kings Liverpool Regiment cap badge, ARP badge and three other badges; silver medallion fob 4.9gm; silver St. Christopher pendant 2.6gm; silver plated engraved nurses buckle and a white metal coin bracelet, 46.8gm

£50-80

604.

Group of four WWI medals, to include two 1914-1918 medals awarded to '11891 CPL. W. Humble. R.A.' and '1318 PTE. D.J. Clancy. 20-LOND. R.'; The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919 awarded to '1556 PTE. A. Child. 20-LOND. R.' and 1914-15 Star awarded to '96, PTE. S. Gosling, R.W. Kent. R.' (4)

£40-60

605.

BSA .22 Airsporter air rifle, stamped to top of barrel BSA Guns Ltd, England, with canvas carrying case, 44" long

£60-80

606.

Group of Vintage military uniforms, comprising two red dress tunics, one with trousers, an officers mess red tunic with waistcoat, a khaki cuff rank tunic, a peaked cap and a pith helmet, one tunic labelled R. Brinckman

**TheRoyalIrishFusilierswasformedin1881byamalgamating the87th(RoyalIrishFusiliers)Regimentandthe89th(The PrincessVictoria’s)Regiment.RowlandBrinckmanjoinedthe regimentin1884asaLieutenant,age23. In1899,theRegiment deployedtotheBoerWar(1899-1902),fightinginmany engagementsincludingTalanaHill(1899),theReliefofLadysmith (1900)andTugelaHeights(1900).Duringthistime,Brinckman waspromotedfirsttoCaptainandthentoMajor.In1901hewas awardedtheQueen’sSouthAfricaMedalandclaspsforCape Colony,Transvaal,TugelaHeightsandReliefofLadysmith.As MajorBrinckman,hewasawardedtheKing’sSouthAfricaMedal andClaspsfor1901and1902,themedalrollsignedApril1903. £200-400

607.

South East Asian/Indian white metal beaker, circa 1900, of tapered cylindrical form worked in high relief with figures in a landscape, the rim with inscription 'Major R. Brinckman, from the Sergeants 2nd Royal Irish Fusiliers Feb 10th 1905', 5" high, 322gm

**TheRoyalIrishFusilierswasformedin1881byamalgamating the87th(RoyalIrishFusiliers)Regimentandthe89th(The PrincessVictoria’s)Regiment.RowlandBrinckmanjoinedthe regimentin1884asaLieutenant,age23.In1899,theRegiment deployedtotheBoerWar(1899-1902),fightinginmany engagementsincludingTalanaHill(1899),theReliefofLadysmith (1900)andTugelaHeights(1900).Duringthistime,Brinckman waspromotedfirsttoCaptainandthentoMajor.In1901hewas awardedtheQueen’sSouthAfricaMedalandclaspsforCape Colony,Transvaal,TugelaHeightsandReliefofLadysmith.As MajorBrinckman,hewasawardedtheKing’sSouthAfricaMedal andClaspsfor1901and1902,themedalrollsignedApril1903

£200-300

608.

19th Century novelty treen snuff box in the form of a shoe, with sliding cover and brass pique work inlay, 4" long

£70-100

609.

Ellams Bantam duplicator, in fitted case with instructions; together with boxed set of Richters building blocks and seven assorted walking sticks and two shooting sticks

£60-100

610.

Cased pair of mother of pearl opera glasses, a pair of miniature shoes, a Japanese brass box, two tins, three beaten brass dishes and assorted small items

£70-100

611.

Fine 19th century French rosewood musical sewing box in the form of a piano, with ivory keyboard, the fitted interior with lift out tray, on turned legs, 11.5" long

**IvorysubmissionreferenceFSDPJATW

£400-600

612.

Early 19th Century rosewood and brass bound dressing case, the interior with lift out trays, part fitted with various bottles and jars with silver plated mounts, outer leather travel case, 12.75" wide

£50-80

613.

19th century brass bell pull, having two cast eagle head finials, 3.5" wide, 4" high; together with an ornate ormolu bell pull cast with two fish, 3.5" wide, 3" high (2)

£25-50

614.

Mahogany cased monocular microscope by B.T. Winter, Newcastle on Tyne, with patinated iron quadruped base, together with slides and accessories, height of box 26"

£40-80

611
614
619 (See page 49)

615.

Bernard Shaw (George) : Doctors' Delusions Crude Terminology and Sham Education, Constable and Company, standard edition 1932, cloth covers, with presentation inscription - 'My dear Rutland Here it is; but I swear in my life I never heard you mention it. G.Bernard Shaw 9th October 1937', also inscribed A. R. Boughton from R.B. 15.1.55, Rutland Boughton Kilcot, Newent

£70-100

616.

Group of assorted books both vintage and modern, most decorative leather bound, including 13 volumes of Lyttons Novels - Knebworth Editions publishers Routledge & Sons Ltd., Franklin Mint Corporation popular titles including Paradise Lost, Wuthering Heights, Vanity Fair, The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn etc.

£60-100

617.

19th Century rectangular mahogany and brass book trough, with moulded edge, the three quarter length gallery surmounted by carrying handle to each side, 23.5" wide, 8.5" deep

£100-150

618.

19th Century Swiss lever wound cylinder music box, in rosewood and simulated rosewood, the rectangular hinged lid with floral marquetry to centre and ebonised moulded edge, 19.5" long

£30-50

619.

Victorian oak stationery and writing box, with inset presentation brass plaque dated 1894, with fitted interior, the fall front with hinged writing slope, 14" wide, 9" deep, 10.5" high

£100-200

620.

Cast brass figural inkwell, in the form of a seated man carving a chicken, a cast brass elongated dish, a pair of art nouveau door plates and items of pewter

£50-80

621.

An oak and silver plated coopered jug, with horizontal banded decoration, mask spout and ceramic liner, together with two beakers and a miniature coaster (4)

£50-80

625 (See page 50)
633 (See page 50)

622.

Victorian rosewood tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, 14.2" wide; a Royal Doulton vase, decorated in blue with children in a landscape, 6" high and a mantel timepiece with chinoiserie decoration (3)

£70-100

623.

19th Century rosewood and brass inlaid dressing box, lacking bottles, 31" wide' a mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy, two other boxes, a clinometer, a cased pair of dividers and a telescope

£60-80

624.

French brass twin branch wall light in the Louis XVI style, the central putto flanked by foliate decorated scroll arms, 14" across

£50-80

625.

After Augustin Edme Moreau Vauthier (French 1831-1893): An impressive bronze figural lamp of Fortuna, signed and dated 1878 to the domed base, with Reduction Mecanique A. Collas seal, 51" high

£1000-1500

626.

Chromium plated pill making set, in a stained pine box with sliding lid, the box 9" x 6"

£40-60

627.

Victorian brass oil lamp, with ornate leaf and scroll ornament, opaque glass shade (damaged) and clear glass funnel, overall height 23"

£20-30

628.

Large stamp collection to include GB, Channel Islands and world stamps, comprising loose examples, booklets and approximately twenty albums

£100-200

629.

Group of five African carved wood ceremonial paddles, in various timbers, one carved with names and dated 1916, some losses, 60" long

£200-400

630.

Small group of textiles, to include vintage lace and christening robes

£40-60

631.

Beadwork fly whisk with ornate handle, indistinct marking to end of handle, 16" long; together with a group of tribal artefacts including a comb, carvings and two linocuts by H.Weir

£50-80

632.

Cased set of eight lignum vitae lawn bowls from The Army and Navy Co-Operative Society, with two ceramic jacks in the original wooden case

£100-150

633.

Good and attractive French rosewood inlaid two train mantel clock garniture, circa 1840, the movement with silk suspension, outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the 4.5" silvered chapter ring enclosing an engine turned centre, within an attractive case inlaid with a sailing ship beneath the dial and scrolling foliage allover, supported upon a cushion base and surmounted by a wavy cornice, 16.5" high; also with a matching pair of pedestal urn side pieces, 11" high (pendulum and keys)

**Thisclockgarnitureissoldwithacopypurchasereceiptfrom ChislehurstAntiquesdated29/06/1997for£3200

**IvorysubmissionreferenceB5DV1T7L

£400-600

634.

Salters 'Compact' white painted metal weighing machine, number 216, with a circular dial

£50-80

635.

Early map of the West Indies by John Seller, signed to the top left corner within an elaborate cartouche flanked by figures - 'A chart of the West Indies from Cape Cod to the River Oronoque by John Seller, hydrographer to the King at the hermitage stairs in Wapping, London,' framed and glazed 17" x 21"

£100-150

636.

John Garnons Williams - Domesday England 1086 Medelsexe (sic), a limited edition print 86/950, signed by the artist and dated 1986 in pencil, 19.5" x 15", framed 24" x 20" overall; together with a group of various small framed antique atlas maps and road maps including Hertfordshire, Midle-sex, Kings Lyn road map and Conder & Hogg New Map of Middlesex; also three London area maps by Stowe - Queenhith Ward, Parish of St Anns and Lime Street Ward (8)

£40-60

637.

John Ogilby - 'The Road from Cambridge to Coventry', a 17th century engraved map with colour, 17" x 14", framed and glazed 25" x 22" overall; also with a framed Brittannia Depicta map The Road From London To Norwich, engraved Emanuel Bowen, four pages mounted and framed in a two-sided glazed frame 27" x 12" (2)

£30-50

638.

Joan (Johannes) Blaeu - Middle-Sexia, a 17th century engraved map with colour, 16.5" x 16", framed and glazed 25.5" x 26.5" overall

£60-80

639.

Pair of Waterford Crystal Belline pattern table lamps, with shades, measures 19" high top the bulb fitting (2)

£100-200

640. NO LOT

Pottery & Porcelain

641.

Sally Tuffin for Dennis China Works - a Strawberry pattern tazza, bearing a factory mark and stamped RMc 97, signed S.T Des, inscribed no.9, 9" diameter, 5.5" high

£60-100

642.

Walter Moorcroft - a Chestnut leaf pattern Moorcroft Pottery vase, bearing a Moorcroft factory mark and signed W Moorcroft, dated 87 (1987), 12.5" high

£60-100

643.

Rare Moorcroft Pottery limited edition Carp pattern large floor vase, a Sally Tuffin design, as signed to the underside, also signed J Moorcroft, dated 14.07.1993 and numbered 95/100, 27" high

£3000-3500

644.

Moorcroft Pottery - limited edition 'Tasmanian Blue Gum' pattern vase, 485/500, bearing a factory mark and artist marks various, with the eye date mark for 1994, 7.5" high

£100-150

645.

Moorcroft Pottery - limited edition 'Meknes' pattern vase, 129/350, bearing a factory mark and artist marks various signed Beverley Wilkes, with the jug date mark for 1999, 9" high, box

£200-300

643
641
642
644

645 (See page 51)

646.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Mamoura' pattern vase, bearing a factory mark and artist marks various, with the candlestick date mark for 1997, 16.5" high, box

£180-220

647.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Phoenix' pattern vase, bearing a factory mark and artist marks various, with the HC Centenary monogram for 1997, 10" high, box

£150-200

648.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Carousel' pattern charger from the Centenary Collection, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks various, numbered 222, with the HC Centenary monogram for 1997, 14" diameter

£150-200

649.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Carousel' pattern vase from the Centenary Collection, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks various, numbered 484, with the HC Centenary monogram for 1997, 11" high

£150-200

650.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Carousel' pattern vase from the Centenary Collection, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks various, numbered 732, with the HC Centenary monogram for 1997, 4.25" high, box

£70-100

651.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Carousel' pattern vase from the Centenary Collection, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks various, numbered 759, 1996, 9" high, box

£100-150

652.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Carousel' pattern jar with cover from the Centenary Collection, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks various, with the HC Centenery monogram for 1997, 6" high, box

£100-150

653.

Moorcroft Pottery - rare 'Ponga Fern' pattern limited edition vase 102/150, bearing factory stamp and artist marks various, also with Tanfield Potter stamp to the underside, with the flag date mark for 1995, 6" high

£100-150

654.

Moorcroft Pottery - Butterfly pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks, with the flag date mark for 1995, 8" high

£70-100

648

655.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Pansy' pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and the eye date mark for 1994, 6" high, box £80-120

656.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Hypericum' pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and artist marks, with the gate date mark for 1996, 9.5" high, box £70-100

657.

Moorcroft Pottery - an ochre 'Finch' pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and the arrow date mark for 1990, 6.75" high £100-150

658.

Moorcroft Pottery - rare Puffins pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and the jug date mark for 1999, 7" high, box £100-150

659.

Moorcroft Pottery - rare Puffins pattern vase, bearing a factory stamp and the jug date mark for 1999, 7" high, box £100-150

649 (See page 52)
650 (See page 52)
651 (See page 52)
652 (See page 52)
658
659

660.

Moorcroft Pottery - 'Leicester' pattern vase, a Rachel Bishop design, bearing a factory stamp and the iron date mark for 1998, 7" high

£80-120

661.

Pair of First Period Worcester 'Cos Lettuce' sauceboats, naturalistically modelled, the moulded exteriors painted with butterflies and flowers, stalk handles, workman's marks to bases, 8.5" long (2)

£80-100

662.

H&R Daniel part dessert service, each piece painted to the centre with a specimen flower, within relief moulded lilac and gilt borders, including various shaped dishes and plates, pattern number 3835

£50-80

663.

Continental porcelain shallow bowl, of shaped circular outline painted with flowers, ornate gilt border, 12" across, a collection of 19th Century and later English porcelain and pottery tea wares and a pair of Doulton Burslem Alma pattern plates

£50-80

664.

Staffordshire figure of a gentleman in Arabic dress seated on a camel, with naturalistic base, 8" high; together with two Staffordshire equestrian figures, a spill vase and a continental porcelain figure of a youth.

£50-80

665.

Cased set of Aynsley cabinet cups and saucers, with silver and enamel spoons (some damages and missing one spoon)

£40-80

666.

Capo di Monte oval porcelain box and cover, typical relief decoration of figures, two Royal Doulton figures and small items of ceramics and glass

£40-60

667.

Doulton Lambeth stoneware pottery hunting jug, bearing impressed factory marks to the underside, 9" high; together with a graduated group of five Victoria Ironstone Staffordshire porcelain jugs having transfer floral print decoration, largest 8" high (6)

£40-60

668.

Decorative studio pottery bottle vase in the manner of Auguste Delaherche, having a ribbed body, 7.75" high

£20-30

669.

Group of nine vintage glass chemist jars, of varied size and forms, three round jars having etched labels, largest squared jars 9" high

£30-50

670.

19th century dwarf ale glass, engraved with hops, 4.5" high, a small group of drinking glasses, an amber glass decanter and a glass flask inscribed Rum

£60-80

671.

19th Century glass rummer, with engraved border and circular foot, 5.5" high; another rummer, a dwarf ale glass and seven other glasses (9)

£60-80

Asians works of art

672.

Chinese School, late 19th/20th century - a watercolour depicting birds among trees and flowering shrubs, 32" x 13"; together with a view of the great wall of China, signed and a modern embroidered picture (3)

£60-100

673.

Chinese School, late 19th/20th century - a watercolour of a recumbent figure, signed and inscribed, 17" x 30.5"

£100-200

674.

Japanese Komai style cigarette case, Meiji period, engraved with Egyptian scenes, Fuji mark to the interior, 3.75" x 3"

£60-80

675.

Large and impressive modern Chinese vase, painted in colours with a mountainous river landscape, the underside with inscription 'Belonged to Steve Harrington, Ex Steve Strange, Porthcawl, Band Visage, Fade to Grey, 1981, 72" high

£300-500

676.

Japanese training Wakizashi, with red lacquer saya, wood blade, 26" long

£100-200

677.

Patinated copper and mixed metal Kozuka, worked in relief with a heron perched on a branch, with wooden blade, 7" long

£80-120

678.

Aorigata Tsuba, Mito School, Meiji Period, worked in relief with two monkeys, the reverse with an ikebana vase and a teapot, signed 3.25"

£500-800

679.

Japanese Iron Tsuba, worked in relief with a silvered dancing fox, heightened with gilt, 3"

£80-120

680.

Japanese iron tsuba, worked in relief with a tatara archer, the reverse with a rabbit beside a stream, heightened in gilt, 2.8"

£80-120

681.

Japanese copper tsuba, carved with dragons and highlighted in gold, signed, 2.9"

£150-200

682.

Japanese patinated copper and shakudo Tsuba, depicting Hotei looking out from a sack, with fans to the reverse, with gilt highlights, signed, 2.75"

£150-200

683. NO LOT

684.

Group of 18th Century and later Chinese and Japanese ceramics, together with a Japanese lacquer table cabinet and five items of cloisonne.

£80-120

685.

Chinese export silver filigree card case, of shaped rectangular outline with raised floral panels, unmarked, losses to underside, 3.5" long, 45g

£50-80

686.

South East Asian whitemetal bowl, worked in relief with panels of mythical creatures, gilt interior, unmarked, 4.3" diameter, 123g

£80-120

675 (See page 54)
676
674
681 682
678

687.

Burmese polished bronze figure of buddha, seated, with filled base, 8.5" high

£70-100

688.

Chinese silver dish, having chased landscape and lake scenes to the interior, raised on slender scroll feet, martks rubed indistinct, 7.25" diameter, 115 grams

£160-200

689.

Oriental School, possibly Chinese, (19th/20th century) - Studies of Flowers and Foliage, watercolour and gouache on rice (pith paper) a set of five, each 7” x 9.75” (5) (some damage in places)

£150-200

690.

Chinese School (19th/20th century) - Butterflies and other Insects upon a Flower and Foliage, also a companion watercolour and gouache possibly on silk, each 11.75” x 7.75” (a pair)

£40-60

LOTS 691-700 NO LOTS

Paintings & Prints

701.

19th/20th century Dresden School - portrait on porcelain in the manner of KPM, of Mary Alice Brinckman nee EgertamWarburton, b.1832 d.1901, signed M Beets Dresden, further inscribed on a label verso and to the porcelain panel reverse, circa 1883, oval, 6.75” x 5”; also with a further portrait on porcelain panel depicting Mary Egerton-Warburton nee Brooke, b.1810 d.1881, inscribed The 2380th portrait and signed L.Strum Dresden, oval 6” x 4.25” (2)

£150-250

702.

Emile Taalman (Dutch born 1931) - a limited edition etching 'Jeker Maastricht', signed by the artist in pencil, also with title, date 1954 and numbered 5/20, 9" x 12", framed and behind glass 16" x 20" overall; together with a coloured etching after Han Jelinger of a harbour view, 5.25" x 3.75", framed 11.5" x 10.5" overall (2)

£30-50

703.

G.W. Bacon and Co, (19th century) - “Birds-Eye View of the Battle of Tamanieb, 13th March 1884” inscribed with the title and the various British Regiments that fought, together with a companion print, “Birds-Eye View of the Battle of El-Teb, February 29th 1884” coloured lithographic prints, each 21.25” x 29.5” (a pair)

£40-60

704.

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008), a signed colour print 'A Sultry Afternoon', limited edition 648/850, signed and numbered to the lower margin, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., Bristol, England, oval 20" x 15.5", in mount and framed 27" x 23" overall

£80-120

704
707 (See page 57)
706 (See page 57)
705 (See page 57)

705.

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008), a signed colour print 'Fuchsia Fairies', limited edition 310/650, signed and numbered to the lower margin, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., Bristol, England, 12" x 18.5", in mount and framed 20.5" x 27.5" overall

£80-120

706.

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008), a signed colour print 'Dog In The Dolphin', signed in pencil and with Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp to the lower margin, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., Bristol, England, 11" x 22", in mount and framed 19" x 31" overall

£80-120

707.

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008), a signed colour print 'Boot Sale', limited edition 308/650, signed and numbered to the lower margin, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., Bristol, England, 16" x 20", in mount and framed 25" x 29" overall

£80-120

708.

After Beryl Cook (1926-2008), a signed colour print 'Lingerie Shop', limited edition 481/650, signed and numbered to the lower margin, published by Alexander Gallery Publications Ltd., Bristol, England, 17" x 19.5", in mount and framed 27" x 29.5" overall

£80-120

709.

After Beryl Cook O.B.E (1926-2008) - “Tea in the Garden”, signed artist proof, also inscribed with the title, published by The Alexander Gallery Bristol, coloured reproduction, 20.75” x 17.75”

£100-150

710.

After Beryl Cook O.B.E (1926-2008) - “Clubbing in the Rain”, signed artist proof, also inscribed with the title, published by The Alexander Gallery, Bristol, coloured reproduction, 24.25” x 16.25”

£150-200

711.

English School (20th century) - Coastal scene with a Boat, and Lake scene with Trees, both indistinctly signed, possibly A.Waring and dated ‘1946, watercolours each 7” x 9.5” (a pair)

£10-20

712.

Ashley R. Boon (b. 1959) - study of a peregrine falcon perched on a leather glove, signed and dated 1984, watercolour, 16" x 10", framed

£40-80

713.

Lucy Gough (b. 1980) - 'Celebration', signed artist's proof limited edition 27/100, 30" x 36.5"; together with Eric Hewitson (b. 1966) - 'Intra (no. 1)', signed with the artist's initials and dated '98 (1998), 15" x 11.25" (2)

£20-50

714.

NO LOT

715.

Warren Williams A.R.C.A (1863-1941) - Fishing Boats on a beach at low tide, possibly Anglesey, together with a further example by the same artist, Figures unloading a Fishing boat on a beach at low tide, a small rowing boat in the foreground, both signed, watercolours, each 10.25” x 14.25” (2)

£80-120

716.

Attributed to George Chambers (19th century) - Fishing Boats in a Choppy sea off the Coast, inscribed on an old catalogue fragment verso, pencil and watercolour, 5.75” x 10.75”

£30-50

709
710

717.

George Chambers junior (1829-1878) - Warship and other Vessels off a Coastline, signed, pencil and watercolour with scratching out, 9.5” x 16”

£80-120

718.

Edmund Blampied R.B.A., R.E (1886-1966) - “Evening, Jersey”, signed Blampied, also inscribed on a gallery label verso, watercolour, 9.25” x 14.5”

£300-350

719.

Edmund Blampied R.B.A., R.E (1886-1966) - Cottage in an early morning mist, signed, Blampied and dated 1942, watercolour, 12.5” x 16”

£200-300

720.

English Provincial School (19th century) - Interior scene with a young Lady holding a Baby, a sofa and bookcase nearby, pencil and watercolour, 8.75” x 6.75”

£50-80

721.

English School (19th century) - Study of a sprig of Fuchsia together with various other botanical studies, watercolours of birds butterflies and various old lithographic and other prints, all contained within a leather gilt tooled album, various sizes, overall size of the album, 11” x 8.75” (a collection)

£100-150

722.

Georgina Moutray Kyle RUA (1865-1950) - “Chrysanthemums”, Study of Flowers, signed also inscribed on an old label verso, pencil and watercolour wash, 8.25” x 12.5”

£30-40

723.

Mary Severn (fl.1852-1860) - Young Girl with a Kitten and Cat, also a companion, a Lady seated in a chair embroidering, one signed and dated 1857, watercolour heightened with white, oval, each 12.5” x 12.75” (a pair)

£150-250

724.

Attributed to Charles Mayes Wigg (1889-1969) - Norfolk Wherries on The Bure, at Wroxham Bridge, watercolour on paper, 9.5" x 6.5", framed and behind glass, 22" x 19" overall

£20-30

725.

F Générés* - 'Strasburg', a Riverside city scene with figures and boats, signed and with title to the lower part, watercolour on paper, 12.5" x 9", framed and behind glass, 22" x 19" overall

£20-40

732

726.

Donald Urquhart (Scottish born 1959) - 'Cley On Sea, a Norfolk landscape' with windmill, signed, watercolour on paper, 15" x 11", framed and behind glass 23.5" x 20.5" overall; together with a limited edition print after Nigel Casseldine of Cley Mill, Norfolk, signed in pencil and numbered 117/250 (2)

£20-30

LOTS 727-730 NO LOTS

731.

Herbert Davis Richter (1874-1955) - “The Miniature Pool Garden”, signed, also extensively inscribed on the stretcher verso, with the title, address, 5, Redcliffe Square, London, SW10, oil on canvas, unframed 20” x 24”

£80-120

732.

Circle of Raffaele Carelli (1795-1864) - Venetian Canal scene at Dusk with a boat and a Gondola beside buildings and a bridge, also a companion, the Grand Canal at Dusk looking towards the Santa Maria della Salute, indistinctly inscribed on the stretchers verso with the collectors name and the date ‘1847, one also numbered ‘78 oil on canvas, each 11” x 8.75” (a pair)

£300-400

723

733.

Daniel Pasmore (1829-1891) - Interior scene with a Lady, a Cavalier and other Figures, signed and dated 1865, oil on canvas, 28” x 36”

£400-600

734.

William Mellor (1851-1931) - “On the Glaslyn, North Wales”, signed, also inscribed verso in the artist’s own hand with a further inscription on a plaque attached to the frame, oil on canvas, 12.25” x 18.5”

£400-600

735.

Attributed to William Henry Crome (19th century) - Watermill beside a River with an Angler in the foreground and a distant Landscape beyond, bears a signature and date 1838, oil on canvas 25” x 30”

£150-250

736.

A**J**Boult (19th century) - Sportsmen and their Dogs conversing with a Ploughman in a Country Landscape, signed, also inscribed on the stretcher verso with the artist’s address, Goole Place, Fulham Road, London, oil on canvas 20” x 24”

£150-250

737.

Giuseppe Mazzolini (1806-1876) - Lady Artist in her Studio holding a palette, brushes and a maulstick, her portfolio and other works of art nearby, Signed, oil on canvas, oval, 24” x 19”

£1000-1500

738.

John Anthony Park (1880-1962) - “The Olive Grove, Provence”, signed, also inscribed on a label verso, oil on panel, 13.25” x 16.5”

£1500-2000

LOTS 739-740 NO LOTS

737
733
734

741.

Ken Turnell (20th/21st century) - “Light Grows” Abstract Form with Tree and Sky, signed artists proof, initialled and dated ‘84, (1984) black and white print, 33.75” x 24.25”

£30-50

742.

Ken Turnell (20th/21st century) - “I in Light” Abstract form with Spiders web and Figures, signed artists proof, initialled and dated ‘85, (1985) black and white print, 42.75” x 29.5”

£30-50

743.

Harry Baines (1910-1995) - “Devon Fisherman”, signed Baines and dated ‘52 (1952) black and white linocut, 11.5” x 8.25”

£80-120

744.

Dawn Sidoli N.E.A.C., R.W.A (1933-2022) - “The Patterned Jug”, still life of Flowers, signed Sidoli and dated ‘99 (1999) oil on board, 23” x 15.5”

£300-500

745.

Marino Marini (1901-1980) - “Chevaux et Chevaliers”, artists proof, 1972, plate VI, coloured lithograph, 15.25” x 20.5” published by Societe Internationale d’Art XXe Siecle, Paris and Leon Amiel, New York, printed by Mourlot, Paris.

**SoldwithacopyoftheoriginalinvoicefromTheAdamGalleryofBathandCorkStreetLondondatedApril‘2007

£900-1200

745
748 (See page 61)
744

746.

Stella Steyn (1907-1987) Irish - “Standing Woman” circa 1930’s, inscribed on a gallery exhibition label verso, and numbered ’34, bearing a studio stamp on the reverse, watercolour, 11” x 8.25”

£200-300

747.

Joan Hodes (1922-2025) - “Near Altamira Spain”, signed and inscribed, also inscribed verso with an exhibition date of ‘1967, watercolour, 10.25” x 13.25”

£150-200

748.

Antoni Tapies (1923-2012) - “Al Merkur Galfetti 707”, signed, limited edition lithographic print 32/100, produced circa 1978, 18” x 25”

£900-1200

749.

Vera Love (20th/21st century) - “Nocturne”, signed with initials also inscribed on an old label verso with the artist’s name and dated ‘1946, oil on canvas, 20” x 24”

£80-120

750.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “Godrevy”, inscribed with the title verso, also the artist’s reference KN/2273/2178, also counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A gouache, 14.5” x 16.5”

£150-200

751.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “Beach”, inscribed with the title verso also the artist’s reference KN/896/1817, counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A gouache, 16.5” x 13.5”

£150-200

752.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “San Giorgio, Venice-Morning Light”, inscribed with the title verso also artist’s reference KN/2494/2427 and counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A, 8.75" x 17.25", overall size including frame 19" x 27"

£150-200

753.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “Venice, Morning Light”, inscribed with the title verso also artist’s reference KN/2524/2463, also counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A pencil, pen ink and watercolour, 10” x 19.5”

£150-200

754.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “Venice” the Santa Maria della Salute with a Fishing boat on the left, inscribed with the title verso and artist’s reference KN/2561/2502, also counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A pencil and watercolour, 14.75” x 17.5”

£200-300

755.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “St Mark’s Square, Venice”, inscribed verso with the title and artist’s reference KN/2190/2453, also counter signed by Michael Truscott F.R.S.A, pencil and watercolour 10.5” x 15.75”

£180-250

756.

John Miller F.R.S.A (1931-2002) - “Venice”, inscribed verso with the title and artist’s reference KN/2188/2119 and counter signed by Michael Truscott, pencil and watercolour, 12.75” x 18.5”

£200-300

757.

Rose Hilton (1931-2019) - “Town Hall at Viviers, Ardeche, France”, signed, also inscribed verso, signed and dated ‘2001, oil on canvas, unframed, 20” x 24”

£800-1000

758.

Rose Hilton (1931-2019) - “Girl on the Studio ‘10" seated Female Nude in an interior, signed, oil on canvas, unframed, 24” x 20”

£800-1000

759.

Roger Hilton C.B.E (1911-1975) - Reclining Female Nude, signed with initials and dated ‘73 (1973) also numbered 76 verso, mixed media, 14.75” x 22”

£2000-2500

760.

Roger Hilton C.B.E (1911-1975) - Stripes, an Abstract Colour study, signed with initials and dated ‘73 (1973) also numbered 74 verso, mixed media, 15” x 22”

£2000-2500

758 (See page 61)

761.

Derek Carruthers (1935-2021) - “Oedipus”, signed Carruthers, also inscribed on the artist’s original label verso, with the title and address, 26, Kelvin Road, Thorneywood-Nottingham, and originally priced at £1,000 Oil mixed media and plaster on canvas, 72” x 47.5”

£100-200

762.

G**C**H** (20th/21st century) - Figure on a path in a Cornfield, signed with initials, and inscribed with the owners name on a label verso, oil on canvas laid down on board, 8.75” x 15.25”

£80-100

763.

Edward Giobbi (b. 1926) American - “Study for Provincetown”, signed Giobbi and dated ‘63 (1963) also inscribed on an exhibition label verso, pencil and watercolour, 22.75” x 28.75”

£150-200

764.

Josef Herman O.B.E., R.A (1911-2000) - “Man with Bicycle, Ystradgynlais”, circa 1950, ink and wash drawing, 7.5” x 9.5”

£250-300

765.

Josef Herman O.B.E., R.A (1911-2000) - “Ystradgynalais, circa 1948”, inscribed on an exhibition label verso, ink and wash drawing, 7.5” x 9.5”

£250-350

766.

Ceri Richards C.B.E (1903-1971) - “The Sabine Theme”, signed and dated ‘49 (1949) also inscribed on an old label verso and numbered 3187, pen, ink and wash, 15” x 21.25”

£600-800

759 (See page 61)
760 (See page 61)
766

784 (See page 64)

767.

Josip Horvat Zdalski - Figures loading Corn into a wooden Cart, Oxen nearby, signed and dated 1965, also inscribed verso, oil on board 13.25” x 19.25”

£300-400

768.

Anthony Eyton O.B.E.,R.A.,R.W.A., R.W.S, Hon R.O.I., P.S (b.1923)“Model at Bristol Art school”, signed, also inscribed verso, “with much regard, Love from Tony, xx” also bearing various exhibition labels and dated ‘October 1957, oil on board, 18.5” x 13”

£300-500

769.

20th/21st century, Continental school - Musicians in an interior, bears a studio stamp to the reverse, possibly “Zolampt, Wien” (Vienna) oil on canvas, 23.5” x 31.5”

£100-200

770.

20th/21st century British School - Portrait of an elderly seated Gentleman, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, unframed 48” x 36”

£150-200

771.

R**Lillo (20th century) - Figures on horseback on an open road followed by a Stagecoach, the picture probably portraying Don Quixote in a south American landscape, signed and dated 1932, oil on canvas 47” x 59”

£250-300

772.

Fraser Taylor (b.1960) - Abstract study in Yellow, Red, Pink, Blue and Black, signed and dated ‘97 (1997) verso, oil and fabric on canvas, unframed, 16” x 18”

£180-220

768

773.

Fraser Taylor (b.1960) - Abstract study in Red, Blue, Pink and Yellow, signed and dated ‘97 (1997) verso, oil and fabric on canvas, unframed, 16” x 18”

£180-220

774.

Fraser Taylor (b.1960) Scottish - “Long Loop”, signed and dated ‘97 (1997) verso, also inscribed on a label attached to the stretcher, oil and fabric on canvas, unframed, 16” x 18”

£180-220

775.

Fraser Taylor (b.1960) Scottish - “Slide”, signed and dated ‘97 (1997) verso, also inscribed on a label attached to the stretcher, oil and fabric on canvas, unframed, 16” x 18”

£180-220

776.

Tom Lewis (British born 1979), 'Hope Meets Sadness', a signed limited edition print, signed in pencil with the title and numbered 136/250, 13.5" x 13.5", mounted and framed 22.5" x 22.5" overall

£50-80

777.

Tom Lewis (British born 1979), 'Megan and The Rainbow Of DOOM!', a signed limited edition print, signed in pencil with the title and numbered 110/250, 13.5" x 13.5", mounted and framed 22.5" x 22.5" overall

£50-80

778.

Johnathon Reiner, 'Totem 2 Rhea', a signed limited edition print portrait, 3/40, 16" x 23"

£40-80

779.

Graham Carter, 'King Of The Highlands', limited edition screen print in colour, signed and numbered 7/50, also with Carterworks blind stamp, 20" x 29", framed

£50-80

780.

Trevor Price (born 1966), 'Rainbow Lady', a limited edition print in colour, signed in pencil with the title and numbered 11/100, 15" x 18", framed 23.5" x 27.5" overall

£50-80

781.

Simon Kenevan (20th/21st century) - Shoreline at Low Tide with a small Boat, signed, Kenevan, also bearing extensive biographical details verso, pastel drawing, 27.25” x 20.5”

£100-150

782.

After Keith English (20th/21st century) - “The Last Dolphin”, signed artists proof, limited edition print, numbered 13/500 and printed in St Ives, Cornwall, a coloured reproduction, 15.25” x 27” together with three further prints, “The Spirit of Porthia, St Ives”, “Eclipse” and "Legend of St. Ia", various sizes, (4)

£80-120

783.

Mark Demsteader (British born 1963), 'Erin' (Erin O'Connor), a large full seated study, signed limited edition colour print after the original, numbered 41/50 and with GR Edition blind stamp, 38" x 44.5", framed 43" x 50" overall

£300-400

784.

Mike Bernard RI (British born 1957), 'Italian Market', signed, mixed media on canvas, also signed and with the title verso, 23.5" x 19.5", within a painted frame, 31.5" x 27..5" overall

£300-500

785

785.

Henderson Cisz (Brazilian born 1960) - Venetian Canal scene with Figures and Gondolas, other figures beside cafes in the foreground, signed, also bearing extensive biographical details on separate sheet attached to the reverse, oil on canvas, 40” x 48”

£1000-1500

786.

Anthony (Tony) Birks-Hay (1937-2014) - “Girl, 1965”, inscribed with the artist’s name verso probably in his own hand, oil on canvas, 19” x 14”

£200-250

787.

Anthony (Tony) Birks-Hay (1937-2014) - Trees, Portugal signed with initials, also inscribed verso and numbered ’26, oil on canvas, unframed, 24” x 19”

£200-300

788.

Stephen Farthing R.A (b.1950) - Palace of Westminster, signed Farthing and dated ’73, (1973) also inscribed on a later label verso, oil on canvas, 22.25” x 26.5”

£300-400

789.

Stephen Farthing R.A (b.1950) - London rooftops, oil on canvas 17” x 17.75”

£200-300

790.

Jonathan Armigel Wade (b.1960) - “The Harvest Moon”, signed, also inscribed on the artists original label verso and numbered 2601, oil on board, 8” x 11.25”

£400-600

£60-100 790 791

791.

Jonathan Armigel Wade (b.1960) - “Practising Pony Games”, signed, also inscribed on the artists label verso and numbered 2425, oil on board 8.25” x 11.5”

£500-800

792.

Janet Ledger (British born 1934) - 'View From Artist's WindowRyde West Sands', signed, oil on board, 8.25" x 5.5", framed, inscribed with title verso, 11.5" x 8.5" overall

£250-300

793.

Janet Ledger (British born 1934) - traffic lights, a street scene, London, signed, pen and watercolour on paper, 5.5" x 5.75", framed behind glass, 11.75" x 12" overall

£250-300

LOTS 794-800 NO LOTS

Furniture & Furnishings

801.

Large Aubusson style carpet, with allover flower designs in pastel colours, approximately 180" x 150"

£80-120

802.

Large Persian style carpet, the ivory field with palmettes and vines, within a red border and spandrels, approximately 186" x 122"

£100-200

803.

Pair of 19th century mahogany boudoir tub chairs, having button upholstered backs over spindle supports and stuffover upholstered seats, on turned front legs terminating on castors, 25" wide, the seats 14" high, the backs 26"

803 (See page 65)

808.

Early 20th Century mahogany display cabinet, the shuttered frieze above a pair of glazed doors on square tapered legs and castors, 48" wide, 13.5" deep, 51" high

£50-80

804.

19th century oak dresser, having a raised shelved rack over a base with two short drawers and panelled cupboard doors, 60" wide, 21" deep, 75" high

£150-200

805.

Good large decorative French modern moulded plaster mirror, the bevelled glass within a wide linked roundel frame with distressed gold painted borders, 148" x 48" overall

£200-300

806.

Early Victorian mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper section with ogee arched astragal glazed doors, the base with a fitted secretaire drawer, with three long drawers below, on turned feet, 39" wide at base, 22.25" deep, 88.5" high

£150-200

807.

17th century style oak refectory table, with shaped end supports joined by a square section stretcher, 72" long, 32" deep, 30" high; also a set of four early 19th century bar back elm dining chairs, with rush drop in seats, on square tapered legs; together with a ladderback standard chair and elbow chair

£100-200

809.

Queen Anne style walnut and chequer inlaid bureau bookcase of small proportions, the glazed upper part above two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, 26.5" wide, 14" deep, 63" high

£60-100

810.

18th century oak cot, of panelled construction with arched hood, shaped supports, 36" long, 31" high

£50-80

811.

18th Century style walnut tallboy, of shaped outline with two short and five long drawers, on short cabriole legs, 28" wide, 51" high

£80-120

812.

Late Victorian Aesthetic rosewood side table, with square tapered legs joined by an undertier, 29" wide, 16" deep, 27.5" high

£50-80

813.

19th century child's high chair, with curved frame and cane panels, the base with turned legs; together with another cane seat child's chair (2)

£60-100

810
806
806

814.

Set of three Regency rosewood interfitting tables, with ring turned legs and curved stretchers, the largest table 19" wide, 12.5" deep, 30" high

£60-80

815.

Elm smokers bow windsor armchair, with turned legs joined by an 'H' stretcher; together with an oak child's rocking lambing chair (2)

£80-120

816.

Regency mahogany Pembroke table, of small size, with frieze drawer and turned legs, the top 25" x 32.5" extended; together with a Regency mahogany occasional table with frieze drawer and tripod base (2)

£60-80

817.

18th century style giltwood mirror, the frame with 'C' scroll and foliate ornament, 33" high, 20" wide; together with a dressing table mirror with three drawers to the base (2)

£80-120

818.

Late George III mahogany chest of drawers, fitted with two short and three long drawers, on swept bracket feet, 39" wide, 20.5" deep, 39" high

£80-120

819.

Regency inlaid mahogany chest, probably Channel Islands, fitted with four long drawers between spiral reeded stiles, on turned feet, 42" wide, 19.5" deep, 38" high

£100-150

820.

Regency mahogany sidetable, with shaped and pierced raised back, curved front legs, 23" wide, 11.5" deep, 39" high; together with a Regency mahogany kneehole dressing table (2)

£100-150

821.

Victorian white painted pine chest, fitted with two short and three long drawers, 41" wide, 20" deep, 40" high

£60-100

822.

Decorative Indian carved hardwood centre table, the shaped circular top worked in relief with flowers and foliage, on octagonal base, 31" across, 23" high

£50-80

823.

Edwardian mahogany and satinwood banded revolving bookcase, with 'X' frame base, 20" square, 34" high and another of plainer design (2) £80-120

814
822
811 (See page 66)
823

824.

17th century style oak coffer, with linenfold panel front, 36" wide, 18" deep, 19.5" high and another coffer with three panel front (2)

£80-120

825.

Pair Victorian ebonised, burr walnut and gilt metal mounted open bookcases, with foliate marquetry friezes and adjustable shelves, 39" wide, 11.5" deep, 41" high (2)

£100-150

826.

Small 18th century oak dresser base, with two moulded drawers on turned legs and square stretchers,, 52" wide, 20" deep, 31" high (possible alterations)

£100-200

827.

18th century oak chest of drawers, incorporating two short and three long drawers of earlier date, on bracket feet, 39" wide, 21" deep, 43" high (later top)

£80-120

828.

Attractive Victorian walnut spoon back salon chair, the frame carved with fruits upon cabriole legs, with green button back foliate upholstery, 38" high

£60-100

829.

Queen Anne style walnut and parcel gilt pot cupboard, with cabriole legs and pad feet, 17.5" wide; together with a walnut occasional table fitted with a drawer to each end, 21" long

£50-80

830.

17th Century style oak sideboard, the two central drawers flanked by a cupboard to each side, on turned legs joined by an under-tier, 66" wide, 19" deep, 36" high

£50-80

826
827

830 (See page 68)

831.

Fine pair of George III octagonal mahogany wine coolers (caisse à vin) on stands, 22" wide max, 28.5" high

**provenance-bywordfromthevendorthesewerebootyfromthecapturedHMSKent,aBritishGalleoncapturedbytheFrenchFrigate"Confiance" intheBayofBengal1800andtakentoMauritius,thesmaller"Confiance"frigatewascaptainedbyRobertSurcouf,aFrenchprivateerworkingfor Napoleon,plunderingBritishandothermerchantvessels.TheKentwascapturedinafiercebattleagainstthesmallerFrenchshipduetoSurcouf's greaternavigationaltactics,(describedinSurcouf'sson'sbook).Thesewereinheritedfromthevendorspaternalgrandfather,whoseHuguenot ProtestantfamilyhadfledFrancetoMauritiusbeforeTheFrenchRevolution. £500-700

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New clients spending over £5000 on an individual transaction must be verified, by supplying a current form of ID confirming their name and address to match the invoice. This must be supplied to complete the transaction before the release of goods

7. Liability of the Auctioneer and Sellers

Subject to Condition 8: (a) faults and imperfections (if any) are not stated in the catalogue 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 the Seller’s right to sell it, (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties relating to description or quality, are hereby excluded.

8. Catalogue Descriptions

Descriptive statements contained in the advertisements or catalogues or made up by the Auctioneer or any member of his staff should be taken as matters of opinion only and shall not be taken as statement of fact.

i) Items in the catalogue are sold as seen. Where possible significant damage is mentioned, but this does not include all faults and imperfections. The absence of such reference does not imply that the lot is in good condition or free from restoration or repair. Condition reports are available upon request

ii) ’Inscribed’ or ‘Signed’ does not imply that the lot is wholly or partly by that maker

9. Forgeries

Notwithstanding Conditions 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives notice in writing from the Buyer WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE SALE that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 12) 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.

10. 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 in full together with any other charges due, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss shall nevertheless be the Buyer’s.

11. The Premium

The Buyer shall pay to the Auctioneer a premium of 22% of the hammer price together with VAT. (26.4% inclusive of VAT)

12. Default by Buyer If the Buyer fails to make payment in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer or to remove any lot or lots bought by him within 7 days of the auction or in any other material respect fail to comply with these conditions, the Auctioneer shall have the right, (a) to resell the lot or lots by public auction or otherwise without notice to the Buyer, and if any deficiency arises on such resale, after deducting the Auctioneer’s full costs and expenses, the Buyer shall be responsible to the Auctioneer therefore (but any net surplus to be the Seller’s) or, alternatively, (b) to store the lot at the Auctioneer’s premises or elsewhere and to release the lot to the Buyer only after payment in full of the purchase price together with any other charges due. The Auctioneer reserves the right to charge storage of 50p per lot per day on any lot or lots uncleared by the time specified together with any removal expenses. In addition, interest will be charged at 2.5% per month or part thereof (34.4% APR) on any accounts that remain unpaid in part or full 1 week after the sale. Interest and storage will be charged from the date of sale. In addition, the Buyer shall be liable for all legal and court costs incurred by the Auctioneers in pursuit of payment from the Buyer. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any cheques and will not release lots purchased until evidence has been received that any cheque accepted has been cleared.

13. Release of Goods

Payment and clearance should be made within seven days after the sale. Goods will not be released until full payment has been cleared and a paid invoice produced. For clients arranging courier or third-party collection: written instruction must be received by the purchaser; identification will be requested from the courier and their vehicle’s registration number taken. For security purposes our premises are monitored by 24-hour CCTV

14. Definitions and interpretation

In these conditions: (a) Reference to the ‘the Auctioneer’ shall be taken to mean the firm of Gardiner Houlgate or any director, partner or employee thereof at the time of sale; (b) Buyers shall be deemed to be the principals unless to the prior knowledge of the Auctioneer they are acting as agent on behalf of a named principal; (c) ‘Forgery’ means a lot (i) which is so constituted as deliberately to deceive when considered in the light of its catalogue description, and (ii) whose value as such is materially less that if it had complied with the catalogue description; (d) The Interpretation Act 1978 shall apply to the general construction of terms and expressions used in these Conditions as if contained in a statute.

15. Law and Jurisdiction

These Conditions of sale are subject to English law, which shall apply to their construction as well as their effect. The Seller and Buyer agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

16. What is Temporary Importation?

Temporary Importation is a system that applies to lots which have been imported for sale from outside the EU. It allows the point of importation to be delayed until after the sale at auction. These lots are indicated in catalogues by the use of the following symbol * Only the Hammer Price will be treated as the import price and the Buyer’s Premium will be subject to UK domestic VAT at 20%. So whilst the Hammer Price will continue to be charged with Import VAT at 5% or 20” as appropriate, the Buyer’s Premium will always be charged with domestic VAT at 20% Lots subject to Temporary Importation will be offered under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme and will be subject to import VAT of either 5% or 20% on the buyer’s Premium. Anyone who wishes to buy outside the Margin Scheme should notify us immediately. An invoice under the normal VAT rules and charging VAT at 20% on both Hammer and Premium will then be issued

Temporary Importation should affect only private individual buyers who are resident within the EU. Anyone who is registered for VAT in the EU should be able to recover the VAT on the Buyer’s Premium either on their VAT returns or through the 8th Directive Refund Scheme. Any non-EU buyer who exports the lots from the EU will be able to have the VAT refunded provided the appropriate export regulations are complied with

17. Property sold with a * Symbol These items have been imported from outside the EU to be sold at auction under temporary importation. When Gardiner Houlgate releases such property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Gardiner Houlgate import VAT at 5% on the Hammer Price These lots will be invoiced under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme. Gardiner Houlgate must bear VAT on the Buyer’s Premium and hence charge an amount in lieu of VAT at 20% on this Premium. This amount will form part of the Buyer’s Premium on our invoice and will not be separately identified VAT registered buyers from the EU should note that the import VAT charged on property released in the UK cannot be cancelled or refunded by Gardiner Houlgate VAT registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Gardiner Houlgate for these items is not suitable evidence in respect of import VAT VAT registered buyers from the EU countries may be able to seek repayment of the import VAT paid by applying to HM Revenue and Customs. On request, immediately after the sale, the office can either ask HM Revenue and Customs to generate a C79 certificate (for UK buyers), or obtain a copy of the import C88 (for other EU VAT registered buyers), which may be used to claim recovery of the VAT. Otherwise Gardiner Houlgate may re-invoice the lot and charge VAT at 20% on both the Hammer Price and the Premium and provide a tax invoice to the buyer

18. CITES Restrictions

Any lots containing any amount of Brazilian rosewood and endangered species may be subject to restrictions when exporting outside of the EU. It will be the buyer’s responsibility to make sure that the relevant paperwork is in place before shipping. Some lots are sold with CITES article 10 certificates, allowing the commercial use of an item containing an endangered species. Lots subject to this are marked in the catalogue

Import/Export

It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain the correct import/export licenses and CITES licenses for items which they have purchased. Gardiner Houlgate take no responsibility for the export of goods.

19. Gemstones

Many gemstones have been treated in various ways to enhance their appearance. For example, sapphires and rubies are routinely heat treated and emerald treated with oils and resins. Some stones may require re-treating or oiling periodically. Enhancement affects market value, and all Gardiner Houlgate estimates assume that gemstones may have been enhanced.

20.Artists Resale Rights (or Droit de Suite)

On certain lots marked in the catalogues and which are sold for a hammer price of £1000 or greater (converted into the currency of the sale using The Design and Artists Copyright Society threshold calculator on the date of the Sale) the Additional Premium will be the percentage of the amount of the Hammer Price calculated as follows:

£0-£50,000 4%

£50,000.01 to £200,000 3%

£200,000.01 to £350,000 1%

£350,000.01 to £500,000 0.5%

Exceeding £500,000 0.25%

* Gardiner Houlgate is a trading name of Bath Auction Rooms Limited, registered in England and Wales No. 5228635.

G ARDINER H OULG ATE

THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

DIRECTIONS TO OUR CORSHAM HEADQUARTERS

On the A4 from Bath or Chippenham turn off at the mini roundabout by the Hare & Hounds Pub towards Corsham town centre, turn immediately right at the next mini roundabout into Valley Road. After one mile cross narrow railway bridge and round right angle bend. Turn left after 600 yards into Leafield Industrial Estate.

Go straight through the estate and take the last turning on the right beforemeeting the public road again, just past Linpac and opposite Corsham Print. The Bath Auction Rooms are at the end of the road facing you.

Total time from Junction 17 - 10-15 minutes

Total time from central Bath - 15 minutes

Travelling by Train - we recommend Chippenham Station

Gardiner Houlgate, 9 Leafield Way, Corsham, Nr Bath SN13 9SW

Telephone: 01225 812912

Fax: 01225 811777

E-mail: auctions@gardinerhoulgate.co.uk

www.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk

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