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Fine Arts & Specialist Sale WEDNESDAY 11TH DECEMBER 2019 at 10.00am Viewing: Saturday 7th December 9.30am – 12.00 noon Tuesday 10th December 9.00am – 4.00pm and on the Morning of Sale from 8.30am Telephone: + 44 (0)1543 251081 Sale Enquiries & Bids email: lichfield@richardwinterton.co.uk Live Online Bidding and fully illustrated catalogue at: www.the-saleroom.com/richardwinterton or www.easyliveauction.com Buyers premium on the hammer price 20% + VAT @20% Online Saleroom.com charges 6% + VAT @20% or Online EasyLiveAuction Premium 3% + VAT or £3 - please choose when registering

ARTISTS RESALE RIGHTS: Charges may apply to certain lots (living and deceased artists within 70 years) that fetch over 1,000 Euros hammer price (approximately £856 GBP), in which case a 4% surcharge is payable by the purchaser in addition to the hammer price and buyer’s premium (and if applicable, live bidding fees).

IMPORTANT NOTICES ALL WINNING BIDS SHOULD BE PAID FOR & COLLECTED/COLLECTION ARRANGED WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF THE AUCTION (Failure to do so may result in the sale being cancelled and the bidder blacklisted across the international auction house network. Any purchases not collected within seven days of the auction will be moved offsite and incur storage fees at £5 per day per Lot) Due to the increasing number of requests we now receive for condition reports, images and telephone bids, these should be submitted as early as possible. We cannot guarantee to process any requests for condition reports, images or phone bid bookings unless they are received at least twenty-four hours prior to the sale and are dealt with on a ﬁrst come basis. Lots are sold as seen under the terms of the auction. Some descriptions mention damage (s.d) losses or restoration. This does not imply Lots are perfect where no mention is made. We are happy to provide condition reports on individual Lots by written request, ie email. This is an opinion only. However, it is up to buyers to satisfy themselves with regards to the condition/authenticity on any Lot in which they intend bidding upon.

For more information about Live Auctions please go to www.the-saleroom.com or www.easyliveauction.com

Inside Back Cover: Lot 259

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ORDER OF SALE Jewellery Watches Coins Silver Militaria Ceramics & Glass Works of Art Decorative Sculptures Designer Accessories Decorative Pictures Pictures

1 – 40 41 – 68 69 – 113 114 – 177 178 – 195 196 – 260 261 – 313 314 – 319 320 – 323 324 – 378 379 – 390

Cars & Number Plate Taxidermy Sporting Guns, Riﬂes & Accessories Decorative & Design Furniture Mouseman Furniture Furniture Books Cigarette Cards & Ephemera Wine, Whisky, Port & Cigars

391 – 393 394 – 399 400 – 456 457 – 479 480 – 488 489 – 520 521 – 542 543 – 575 576 – 632

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JEWELLERY

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Lot 1 Lot 1 A JADE AND CULTURED PEARL BUG BROOCH, centring the jade butterﬂy with a jade abdomen and cultured pearl thorax, further gold foliate decoration, bar brooch measuring approximately 54mm, oriental gold marks, tested as 18ct gold, approximate gross weight 2.4 grams £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 2 Lot 2 A LATE GEORGIAN TO EARLY VICTORIAN GOLD, RUBY AND DIAMOND RING, centring on a square ruby measuring approximately 4.5mm, set throughout with old mine cut diamonds, estimated diamond weight 0.50ct, silver cut down closed back settings to open scroll detail to the shoulders, ring size M, approximate gross weight 3.1 grams £250 - £350 plus BP*

Lot 3

Lot 6 Lot 3 A LATE 20TH CENTURY SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, a modern round brilliant cut diamond, estimated weight 0.75ct, colour assessed as N-O, clarity assessed as VS1-2, ring size M, hallmarked 18ct gold, Shefﬁeld 1975, approximate gross weight 3.4 grams £450 - £650 plus BP*

Lot 4 Lot 4 A LATE VICTORIAN TO EARLY 20TH CENTURY DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, comprised five old European cut diamonds separated between diamond points, (please note one diamond point is deficient) principal diamonds measuring from 2.6mm - 4.6mm, estimated weight 0.95ct, colour assessed as I-J, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, scroll carved shoulders and sides, ring size L 1/2, stamped ‘18ct’, makers mark ‘I.S & Co’, approximate gross weight 3.6 grams (condition: please note one of the larger diamonds does have a surface reaching inclusion and one diamond point is deficient as previously mentioned) £300 - £500 plus BP*

Lot 5 Lot 5 A MODERN 18CT GOLD THREE STONE DIAMOND RING, estimated modern round brilliant cut total diamond weight 2.65ct, colour assessed as I-J, clarity assessed as I1-I2, ring size Q, approximate gross weight 4.2 grams £1800 - £2000 plus BP* Lot 6 A THREE ROW GRADUATED NATURAL SEA WATER PEARL NECKLACE, strung knotted to a three row pearl and diamond clasp, accompanied by a pearl grading report from the Gemmological Certiﬁcate Service, dated 20th February 2019, report stating the pearls to be ‘Natural Seawater’, two hundred and forty-four pearls measuring from 3.7mm to 4.8mm in diameter, a ﬂower cluster clasp centring on an old cushion cut diamond measuring approximately 5.3mm in diameter, estimated weight 0.75ct, colour assessed as F-G, clarity assessed as VS1-VS2, approximate gross weight 33.5 grams £3000 - £4000 plus BP*

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Lot 7 Lot 7 A VICTORIAN DIAMOND AND PEARL BROOCH, a fancy scroll bar, old European and rose cut diamonds milgrain set in silver, estimated total diamond weight 0.25ct, pearls measuring on average 4mm in diameter, French control marks for 18ct gold, also stamped ‘18ct’, the pin is a later replacement stamped ‘9ct’, together with an associated leather case signed ‘Harrods London’, approximate gross weight 9.8 grams £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 8 Lot 8 A VICTORIAN GOLD, RUBY AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, an oval mixed cut ruby measuring approximately 5.5mm x 4.6mm, two old cushion cut diamonds measuring approximately 3.2mm in diameter, estimated diamond weight 0.30ct, ring size O 1/2, approximate gross weight 2.7 grams £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 9 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PERIDOT AND SEED PEARL PENDANT, a fancy open scroll work design, suspending three peridot drop sections, together with an oval belcher link chain, measuring approximately 380mm in length, stamped ‘9c’, approximate gross weight 9.3 grams £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 10 Lot 10 A MID 20TH CENTURY TWO STONE DIAMOND CROSS OVER RING, two brilliant cut diamonds each measuring approximately 4.9mm in diameter, calculated total weight 0.94ct, colour assessed as H-I, clarity assessed as I1, ring size Q 1/2, stamped ‘18ct’, approximate gross weight 3.8 grams £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 11 Lot 11 TWO PICTURE PENDANTS, measuring approximately 33mm and 42mm in diameter, the smaller hallmarked 9ct gold, Birmingham 1961, the larger stamped ‘9ct’, both together with sepia portrait photographs, approximate gross weight 26.0 grams (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 12 Lot 12 A LATE GEORGIAN GOLD, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL RING, centring on an old mine cut diamond claw set within blue enamel cushion shape to a rose cut diamond border, closed back settings, ring size O, approximate gross weight 3.4 grams £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 13 Lot 13 AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING, centring on round brilliant cut diamond, estimated principal diamond weight 0.87ct, colour assessed as G-H, clarity assessed as VS1-VS2, ﬂanked by calibre cut emeralds and further set with smaller old brilliant and single cut diamonds, smaller diamond weight estimated at 0.40ct, ring size L, approximate gross weight 6.9 grams £1800 - £2600 plus BP*

Lot 9

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Lot 14 Lot 14 A THREE STONE DIAMOND RING, estimated total diamond weight 1.00ct, colour assessed as J-K, clarity assessed as VS2-SI2, ring size L, stamped ‘18ct’, approximate gross weight 3.0 grams £350 - £450 plus BP*

Lot 15 Lot 15 A TWO STONE CROSS OVER DIAMOND RING, two round brilliant cut diamonds, measuring approximately 5.2mm in diameter each, estimated total diamond weight 1.00ct, colour assessed as J-K, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, ring size K 1/2, approximate gross weight 4.5 grams £500 - £700 plus BP*

Lot 16 Lot 16 A PAIR OF MODERN DIAMOND ROUND CLUSTER STUD EARRINGS, post and scroll ﬁttings, estimated modern round brilliant cut weight approximately 1.50ct, colour assessed as I-J, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, approximate gross weight 3.3 grams £250 - £350 plus BP*

Lot 17 Lot 17 AN EDWARDIAN GOLD, OPAL, RUBY AND PEARL PENDANT, circular open work design, measuring approximately 28mm in diameter, stamped ‘9ct’, approximate gross weight 4.0 grams £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 18 Lot 18 AN ART NOUVEAU GOLD, PEARL AND RUBY BAR BROOCH, measuring approximately 42mm in length, assessed as natural pearl (please note pearls untested), stamped ‘15ct’, approximate gross weight 4.8 grams £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 19 Lot 19 A VICTORIAN GOLD BROOCH PENDANT, centring on a plaque of an elephant and howdah to a gold foliate wreath and ribbon surround, measuring approximately 48mm x 35mm, approximate gross weight 15.3 grams (condition: please note the gold wreath is damaged, it has come away from it’s support pin in one place and the glass back is deﬁcient) £250 - £350 plus BP*

Lot 20 Lot 20 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUBY AND DIAMOND FANCY ABSTRACT RING, a wishbone form supporting foliate design suspending a circular ruby, estimated old European diamond weight 0.40ct, ring size L 1/2, approximate gross weight 3.4 grams (condition: please note a/f, one scroll section is deﬁcient and there is some repair work evident, one diamond missing and solder ﬁlled) £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 21 Lot 21 A MODERN 9CT WHITE GOLD DIAMOND PENDANT AND EARRING SET, comprised of circular open scroll work design diamond set in a satin finish, earrings fitted to hinged hook wires, measuring approximately 41mm in length, pendant measuring approximately 26.5cm in diameter, together with a fine 9ct white gold curb link chain, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, approximate gross weight 15.6 grams £280 - £340 plus BP*

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Lot 22 Lot 22 A VICTORIAN GOLD, DIAMOND FLORAL AND FOLIATE BROOCH, mounted en tremblant, the centre ﬂower mounted on a spring mechanism, measuring approximately 65mm x 32mm, set with old mine and European diamonds which measure from 2.0mm - 4.5mm in diameter, estimated approximate total diamond weight 3.5ct, average clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, colour assessed as I-J, assessed as gold with silver settings, approximate gross weight 13.3 grams (condition: overall condition good, some surface wear and discolouration in keeping with general age and wear, the spring mechanism is in good order and functioning, there is some noticeable tarnishing again typical with age) £2500 - £3000 plus BP*

Lot 23 Lot 23 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GOLD, DIAMOND AND GARNET DROP EAR PENDANTS, a tear drop shape suspending an oval garnet cabochon with applied star detail and old mine cut diamond, ear pendants measuring approximately 55mm in length, approximate gross weight 6.9 grams (condition: please note the ear hooks are a later replacement) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 24 Lot 24 A MODERN 18CT WHITE GOLD, CITRINE AND DIAMOND PENDANT AND EARRING SET, the pendant comprised a large oval mixed cut citrine measuring approximately 25mm x 20mm, enclosed within a diamond border, together with a diamond set belcher link chain, ﬁtted to a trigger clasp, measuring approximately 400mm in length, total diamond weight of the pendant and chain estimated 0.71ct, ear studs of similar design, post and omega clip ﬁtting, citrines measuring approximately 18mm x 13mm, enclosed within a diamond border, estimated ear stud diamond weight 0.60ct, hallmarked 18ct gold, approximate gross weight 41.6 grams £1500 - £2000 plus BP*

Lot 25 Lot 25 AN OVAL HINGED SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BANGLE, centring on a pear cut blue sapphire which is interchangeable and removable with screw ﬁtting to the reverse, enclosed within a double diamond border, further diamond scroll decoration, estimated total diamond weight 0.77ct, approximate gross weight 10.5 grams (condition: please note the sapphire has been assessed as possibly colour enhanced) £350 - £450 plus BP*

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Lot 27

Lot 28

Lot 28 A LATE 18TH TO EARLY 19TH CENTURY GOLD GEM SET SWORD STICKPIN, the hilt with cannetille and beaded decoration set with foil back gems assessed as sapphire, emerald, ruby and split pearl, length 70mm, approximate weight 2.7 grams, with an antique stickpin box £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 26 Lot 26 A MODERN 18CT WHITE GOLD, CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND RING, a white cultured pearl measuring approximately 9.41mm, estimated total modern round brilliant cut diamond weight 0.25ct, ring size N 1/2, approximate gross weight 8.8 grams £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 27 A LONG NATURAL AMBER BEAD NECKLACE, designed as sixty one graduated barrel shape butterscotch coloured natural amber beads, measuring approximately 9mm to 23mm, necklace length approximately 102cm, approximate gross weight 87.8 grams £300 - £500 plus BP*

Lot 29 Lot 29 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the central old cut diamond within a raised eight claw setting to the scalloped surround set with smaller old cut diamonds to the tapered band, estimated principal centre diamond weight 0.60ct, estimated total diamond weight of the surround 0.50ct, ring size O 1/2, approximate weight 3.9 grams, with antique ring box £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 30 Lot 30 A MID VICTORIAN 18CT GOLD GEM RING, designed as a ﬂoral cluster, the central diamond within a ruby and green paste surround to the scrolling gallery, engraved leaf detail to the shoulders, with 18ct hallmark for Birmingham 1873, ring size K 1/2, approximate weight 3.4 grams £120 - £180 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 32 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NATURAL SALTWATER PEARL GRADUATED SINGLE ROW PEARL NECKLACE, accompanied by a pearl report from the Gemmological Certiﬁcate Services (GCS), dated 24/10/2019, the report states the pearls to be natural saltwater, sizes ranging from 2.4mm - 6.2mm, necklace measuring approximately 470mm in length, strung plain to an old European cut diamond set clasp, estimated total diamond weight 0.75ct, approximate gross weight 10.3 grams £450 - £650 plus BP* Lot 31 Lot 31 A MAGERIT DIAMOND SET SAGITTARIUS PENDANT AND CHAIN, the circular pendant depicting a centaur with diamond set arrow tip and an outer surround of brilliant cut diamonds, suspended from a belcher link chain to the spring release clasp, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, pendant and chain stamped 750, length of pendant 38mm, length of chain 440mm, approximate total weight 20 grams £600 - £800 plus BP*

Lot 33 Lot 33 A PAIR OF MODERN DIAMOND AND CULTURED PEARL DROP EARRINGS, measuring approximately 28mm in length, post and scroll ﬁttings, modern round brilliant cut diamonds measuring from 2.8mm - 3.8mm, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, colour assessed as H-I, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, approximate gross weight 3.1 grams £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 34 Lot 34 A PAIR OF 18CT WHITE GOLD PRINCESS CUT DIAMOND SINGLE STONE STUD EARRINGS, post and scroll ﬁttings, both diamonds laser inscribed to the girdle, report numbers (GIA 1159232770, GIA 2156222466) reports not present but looked up online, each diamond stated weight 0.60ct, colour assessed as I, clarity assessed as SI1, approximate total diamond weight 1.20ct, hallmarked 18ct gold, London, approximate gross weight 1.9 grams £350 - £450 plus BP*

Lot 35 Lot 35 A MODERN LARGE AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND RING, aquamarine measuring approximately 14.4mm x 12.9mm x 9.3mm, calculated weight 11.80ct, two triangle cut diamonds measuring approximately 4.3mm, estimated total diamond weight 0.30ct, colour assessed as G-H, clarity assessed as VS1-VS2, ring size N, approximate gross weight 12.8 grams £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 32

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Lot 36 Lot 36 A LATE 20TH CENTURY RUBY AND DIAMOND ROUND CLUSTER RING, ruby measuring approximately 4.7mm in diameter, estimated modern round brilliant cut weight 1.5ct, colour assessed as J-K, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, ring size N, hallmarked 18ct gold, Birmingham 1975, approximate gross weight 4.9 grams £700 - £900 plus BP*

Lot 37 Lot 37 A VICTORIAN DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, ﬁve old European cut diamonds, graduating in size from 3.5mm to 4.5mm in diameter, interspaced with diamond points, estimated total diamond weight 1.50ct, average colour assessed as K-L, clarity assessed as SI2-I1, ring size N, stamped ‘18ct’, approximate gross weight 4.0 grams £600 - £800 plus BP*

Lot 39 TWO VICTORIAN GOLD AND DIAMOND STICKPINS, the ﬁrst with a round domed disc, centring on an old European cut diamond measuring approximately 4.3mm, estimated weight 0.25ct, the second with a diamond horseshoe, graduating old mine cut diamonds in cut down silver settings, approximate gross weight 8.1 grams (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 38 Lot 38 A GEORGIAN GOLD MEMORIAL STICKPIN, set with a navette shaped ivory miniature of weeping willow and an urn in hair, set under a glazed quartz, enclosed within an amethyst surround, all closed back settings and mounting, circa 1770-1790, length approximately 750mm 95mm, approximate gross weight 4.0 grams £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 39

Lot 40 Lot 40 A LOOSE FANCY COLOURED DIAMOND, a modern modified heart shape, fancy intense yellow diamond, together with a perspex case which has a GIA diamond report number printed on it, original diamond report deficient, online report verified, GIA report number 5151177528, report dated 14th January 2013, the report states the diamond to be natural colour ‘fancy intense orange-yellow’, carat weight 0.39ct, clarity (not given in GIA report), assessed as SI1-SI2 £120 - £180 plus BP*

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WATCHES

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Lot 41 Lot 41 A GOLD PLATED OMEGA SEAMASTER AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, textured dial with gold coloured dauphine hands as well as Arabic numerals and baton markers, ﬁtted to a plated expandable bracelet, currently working but issues with setting the time £280 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 42 Lot 42 A MODERN 18CT GOLD AND DIAMOND LADIES TISSOT WRISTWATCH, round white dial measuring approximately 20mm in diameter, estimated diamond weight 0.40ct, quartz movement, ﬁtted to the integral panther link bracelet with a hidden fold over deployment clasp, Swiss convention marks for 18ct gold, together with the 18ct gold spare links, approximate gross weight 36.0 grams £700 - £900 plus BP*

Lot 43 Lot 43 A MID 20TH CENTURY 9CT TUDOR ROYAL LADIES MECHANICAL COCKTAIL WRISTWATCH, Arabic numerals and baton markers on a cream dial, 17 jewel movement, round case approximately 20mm, chevron styled link ﬁtted to an integral Rolex fold over clasp and safety chain, marked Rolex within the case back and hallmarks for Birmingham 1965, approximate gross weight 16 grams, with a Tudor box, working at time of cataloguing £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 44 Lot 44 A ROLCO MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, gold coloured Arabic numerals on a cream dial with subsidiary seconds dial, steel case and gold plated buckle, ﬁtted with a brown leather strap, working at time of cataloguing £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 45 Lot 45 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY 9CT GOLD MECHANICAL ROLEX WRISTWATCH, Arabic numerals on a silvered dial, 15 jewel movement, cushion shaped case stamped 375, Glasgow 1934, ﬁtted to a brown strap with a gold plated buckle, approximate gross weight 27.3 grams, currently not working £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 46 Lot 46 A 9CT GOLD CASED LADIES ROLEX PRECISION WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow batons, 17 jewel movement, round case approximately 14mm, chevron lugs ﬁtted with a cordette strap, case stamped 375, London 1960, approximate gross weight 8 grams, working at time of cataloguing £150 - £200 plus BP*

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Lot 47 Lot 47 A MODERN 18CT WHITE GOLD PASHA DE CARTIER WRISTWATCH, diamond set bezel, crown and glass cage (please note this watch is aftermarket set), case measuring approximately 33mm in diameter, 26 jewelled automatic movement visible through the glass back, together with original black crocodile leather strap and 18ct white gold Cartier tang buckle, model number 2528, signed Cartier, French convention marks for 18ct gold, approximate gross weight 67.6 grams, working at time of cataloguing £1800 - £2600 plus BP*

Lot 48 Lot 48 A MID SIZED GUCCI QUARTZ 9000M WRISTWATCH, ivory coloured dial with yellow batons and hands, date window at 6 o’clock, yellow metal bezel with Gucci double G detail, 32mm steel case and two tone bracelet, currently not working £60 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 49 Lot 49 A MID 20TH CENTURY OYSTER RALEIGH WRISTWATCH, reworked Arabic numerals on a silvered dial, deteriorated syringe hands with a prominent red coloured seconds hand, steel case approximately 28mm, screw down crown, ﬁtted with a black leather strap, currently not working £180 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 51 Lot 51 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MECHANICAL 9CT GOLD ROLEX WRISTWATCH, Arabic numerals on a white enamel dial decorated with gold beaded detail, spade hands, movement components signed Rolex, approximately 26mm case, hallmarked London import 1915, ﬁtted with a brown strap, approximate gross weight 19.4 grams (condition: broken lug at 12 o’clock) £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 50 Lot 50 A MID 20TH CENTURY ROLEX OYSTER SPEEDKING WRISTWATCH, Arabic numeral and baton markers on a faded silver coloured dial, syringe hands with a copper coloured seconds hand, steel case approximately 28mm, screw down crown not tightening into the case, ﬁtted with a brown leather strap, model number 9420, ticking but not keeping time £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 52 Lot 52 A ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with batons, cyclops lens at 3 o’clock, smooth bezel, folded link oyster bracelet and fold over clasp, screw down crown into a 34mm steel case, reference 1500, serial number 3157673, signed calibre 1570, together with a Rolex box, serial number 10 00 1, watch working at time of cataloguing £1200 - £1400 plus BP*

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Lot 53 Lot 53 A LADIES STAINLESS STEEL CHAUMET RUBBER STRAP WRISTWATCH, mother of pearl dial with diamond dot markers at three, six and nine o’clock, diamond set bezel, estimated total diamond weight 0.10 carat, screw down crown ﬁtted to a round steel case measuring approximately 22mm, with a pink rubber bracelet link designed strap and a butterﬂy clasp, case number 621-1352 £300 - £500 plus BP*

Lot 54 Lot 54 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROLEX WRISTWATCH, refinished silver dial signed Rolex, Roman numerals and blue steeled hands, mechanical hand wound movement signed Rolex, round case measuring approximately 30mm in diameter, inner case import hallmarked silver London 1912, fitted to an expanding bracelet stamped ‘Sterling PROV PAT CW’, watch fully wound not working (condition: please note the glass is deficient) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 55 Lot 55 AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY 9CT GOLD LADIES ROLEX WRISTWATCH, reﬁnished silvered dial signed ‘Rolex’, mixed applied Arabic and dart style hour markers, seconds sweep dial at six o’clock position, case back stamped with the Rolex crown emblem and Glasgow import marks for 9ct, case back reference number 465703122, signed 17 jewel precision movement with super balance, reference numbers 3122, 46570, ﬁtted to a fancy 9ct gold bracelet with fold over clasp, clasp hallmarked 9ct gold, London 1956, watch fully wound not running, approximate gross weight 12.6 grams (condition: overall condition fair, some discolouration to the dial in keeping with general age and wear) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 56 Lot 56 A MID 20TH CENTURY LADIES TUDOR WRISTWATCH, round case measuring approximately 20.0mm in diameter, cream dial signed ‘Tudor Royal’, mixed dot and dart style hour markers, gold tapering hands and seconds sweep dial at 6 o’clock position, 9ct case hallmarked Chester 1954, numbered 290569, signed 17 jewel movement, ﬁtted to a rolled gold ﬂoral panel link bracelet, approximate gross weight 12.3 grams, watch is running, time keeping untested £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 57 Lot 57 A MID 20TH CENTURY LADIES 9CT GOLD TUDOR WRISTWATCH, a round case measuring approximately 20mm in diameter, dial signed ‘Tudor Royal’, Arabic numerals, hand wound 17 jewelled Tudor movement, case back hallmarked 9ct gold, Birmingham 1962, ﬁtted to a later gold plated expanding bracelet, watch is running £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 58 Lot 58 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY 9CT ROSE GOLD LADIES WRISTWATCH, round case measuring approximately 28mm in diameter, silvered dial with Roman numerals and blue steeled hands, mechanical hand wound jewelled movement, inner case hallmarked 9ct gold, Chester (date letter unreadable), ﬁtted to the original rose gold expanding bracelet, bracelet stamped ‘9ct BRITANNIC’, approximate gross weight 31.6 grams, watch is running at time of cataloguing (condition: please note there is lots of wear to the expanding links and the dial is discoloured) £180 - £260 plus BP*

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Lot 59 Lot 59 A MODERN BREITLING COLT AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, black ripple dial with silver batons, date window at 3 o’clock, unidirectional bezel, approximately 36mm stainless steel case, screw down crown, model number A17350, ﬁtted to a brown strap with bold white stitching, with its original box, swing tag and papers, working at time of cataloguing £500 - £700 plus BP*

Lot 60 Lot 60 A 1960’S OMEGA GENEVE AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with silver batons, approximately 34mm stainless steel case, ﬁtted to a black leather strap, signed calibre 552, numbered 26306229, case references 165.007, with its original papers and Omega wallet £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 61 Lot 61 A MODERN BREITLING COLT CHRONOGRAPH QUARTZ WRISTWATCH, black baton dial with three silvered subsidiary dials, date window between 4 and 5 o’clock, unidirectional bezel, screw down crown between two pushers, approximately 40mm stainless steel case ﬁtted with a Professional 2 Breitling bracelet, model number A73330, currently not working, with its original box, papers, two spare links and swing tag £800 - £1200 plus BP*

Lot 63 Lot 63 A MID 20TH CENTURY OYSTER RECORDA MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, bold Arabic numerals and following 13-24 hour markers on a silvered dial, hand wound unsigned 15 jewel movement, numbered 237499, case reference 3478, worn gold plated round case approximately 28mm, ﬁtted with a dark tan leather strap, working at time of cataloguing £180 - £220 plus BP*

Lot 62 Lot 62 A 1960’S OMEGA CHRONOSTOP SEAMASTER MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, black dial with worn silvered markers and a tachymetre edge, worn and scratched glass, crown and pusher to the right, worn stainless steel oval 40mm width case ﬁtted with stainless steel bracelet, hand wound movement, signed calibre 865, numbered 25848418, model number 145.007, return hammer sticks, causing it to work sporadically £250 - £350 plus BP*

Lot 64 Lot 64 A LADIES OMEGA COCKTAIL MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow baton markers, hand wound movement, signed calibre 484, round approximate 16mm case, ﬁtted with a rigid textured bubble design bracelet and safety chain, clasp stamped 375 and hallmarked London 1966, numbered 7115645, approximate gross weight 22.4 grams £150 - £200 plus BP*

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Lot 65

Lot 66

Lot 68

Lot 65 A MID 20TH CENTURY TUDOR MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow hands as well as Arabic numerals and baton markers, subsidiary seconds dial, signed 15 jewel hand wound movement, approximate 32mm round 9ct gold case, hallmarked Edinburgh 1957, maker’s mark R.W.C., fitted to a dark tan leather strap, approximate gross weight 28 grams £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 66 A MID 20TH CENTURY ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL AUTOMATIC BUBBLE BACK WRISTWATCH, refinished silvered dial signed chronometer with white repainted Arabic numerals, manual wind, signed 17 jewel movement with super balance, screw down crown, case reference 2940, numbered 376897, approximate 30mm round stainless steel case, bubble back, fitted with a black leather strap, crown stuck in time setting position and unable to change any other function, watch stuck in hand set £700 - £900 plus BP*

Lot 67 Lot 67 A 1960’S LADIES 9CT TUDOR ROYAL MECHANICAL WRISTWATCH, silvered dial with yellow baton markers, engine turned bezel, signed 17 jewel hand wound movement, approximate 15mm case stamped R.W.C, 375, Edinburgh 1963, numbered 22356, ﬁtted with a brick link bracelet stamped 375, London 1964, approximate gross weight 13.7 grams, working at time of cataloguing £300 - £500 plus BP* Lot 68 A LADIES TAG HEUER 2000 SERIES AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH, ice blue coloured dial with baton markers, date window at 3 o’clock, unidirectional bezel, approximate 28mm stainless steel case and bracelet, case marked WN3211-0, XW4682 (condition: working at the time of cataloguing, missing one pin and tube) £100 - £140 plus BP*

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COINS

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Lot 69 Lot 69 AN EARLY SILVER PENNY COIN OF EITHER EDMUND (939-946) OR AETHELSTAN, (924-939), would benefit from a clean to determine which £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 70 THREE CROWN SIZE SILVER COINS, to include a Cyprus 1928 45 piastres coin in E.F condition, two Germany five mark coins, 1903 Von Baden and 1914 Wilhelm II (3) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 71 GEORGE II 1758 HIGH GRADE PAIR SHILLING AND SIXPENCE, (2) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 72 GEORGE II AND GEORGE III SILVER COINS, to include five one shilling coins 1745, a 1758 shilling, all reasonable grades, two sixpence coins F 1746 and a George III 1787 sixpence, some wear (9) £130 - £150 plus BP* Lot 73 A TRAY OF MIXED COINAGE, to include two Canada bank tokens pennies 1840 and 1843, amounts of silver coinage, Victorian and later halfcrowns, an 1899 Victoria shilling coin E.F, etc (parcel) £60 - £70 plus BP* Lot 74 A COIN TRAY OF LOW BASE ROMAN COINS, with descriptive cards, housed in a fourteen drawer cabinet with key, width 24cm x height 17.5cm x depth 18cm £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 75 FOUR ALBUMS OF COINS AND BANKNOTES, three containing UK currency, to include many silver threepences and silver coinage, a box of uncirculated 1971 tubed coins, 2p, 1p, 1/2p, other World coins with a 1797 Cartwheel two pence F/V.F £120 - £180 plus BP* 18

Lot 72

Lot 76 Lot 76 A RARE JAMES I GOLD ANGEL TEN SHILLINGS, 1607-1609 mm Coronet A.DNO. FACTVM.EST. ISTVD. OBVERSE IACOBVS. D.G. MAG. BRIT. FRA. ET. HI. (Translation: This is the Lord’s Doing and It Is Marvellous In Our Eyes, James by The Grace of God King of Great Britain, France and Ireland), slight crack at 2 o’clock obverse going through to centre, otherwise G.F, approximately 4.5 grams £1800 - £2200 plus BP*

Lot 77 A GOLD DOUBLE CROWN, CHARLES I, 1625 mm LIS CAROLVS. D.G. MAG. B.R. FR. ET. HI. REX., reverse CVLTORES. SVI. DEVS. PROTEGIT, approximately 4.49 grams, slight clipping G £500 - £600 plus BP* Lot 78 A PAIR OF TURKEY (OTTOMAN) GOLD 100 AND 50 KURUS COINS, 1876, .917, ﬁne (2) £260 - £290 plus BP* Lot 79 WILLIAM I SILVER PAXS TYPE PENNY, approximately 1.41 grams, ﬁne £300 - £450 plus BP*

Lot 80 Lot 80 ELIZABETH I 1601 HALFCROWN COIN, mm 1 ELIZABETH. D.G. ANG. FRA.ET. HIBER.REGINA, F/V.F £600 - £800 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 81 A HAMMERED COMMONWEALTH 1653 SILVER HALFCROWN COIN, mm Sun, some clipping, good/ﬁne £280 - £320 plus BP*

Lot 87 CRUSADER COIN, Richard I Lion Heart silver Denier of Aquitaine, Crusader cross (slightly off centre) RICARDVS Omega and cross £160 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 92 A PAIR OF HAMMERED SILVER PENNIES, King John 1199-1216 Irish penny struck in Dublin (Rodberd), and a London Mint Class VC by Ilger in V.F (2) £80 - £90 plus BP*

Lot 82 Lot 82 A HAMMERED COMMONWEALTH SHILLING 1653, mm Sun, small amount of clipping, missing Serif on ‘N’ of Commonwealth, ﬁne £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 88 Lot 88 HENRY VIII SILVER GROAT, SPINK 2337E, LONDON MINT 1526-44, mint mark Arrow, Fine £170 - £190 plus BP*

Lot 93 Lot 93 EDWARD VI SIXPENCE 15501553 LONDON, mm tun, G/V.F, EDWARD. VI D GAGL FRA Z HIN REX. reverse: POSVI DEV ADIVTORE MEVM £240 - £280 plus BP* Lot 94 HENRY VII HALF GROAT 1501-09 YORK, (two keys), proﬁle issue, together with Henry VII or VIII sovereign type penny York Mint (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 83 A HAMMERED COMMONWEALTH SILVER SHILLING COIN 1653, good ﬂan, mm Sun slight ding in centre, good/ﬁne £230 - £260 plus BP* Lot 84 A PAIR OF COMMONWEALTH COINS 1649-57, to include a two pence (Half Groat) and a penny (2) £70 - £90 plus BP* Lot 85 TWO COPPER SCEATTAS 810841 OF EANRED KING OF NORTHUMBRIA, small cross type F/V.F (2) £140 - £160 plus BP* Lot 86 EDWARD THE CONFESSOR SILVER PENNY, expanding cross type, London Leofred 1042-1066, F/V.F £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 89 Lot 89 HAMMERED SILVER GROAT PHILIP & MARY 1554-1558, Mary facing left, reads PHILIP.ET.MARIA.DG.REX.ET.REGIN A. Reverse. mm. LIS. POSUIMUS DEUM AUIUTO NOS., in very ﬁne condition £230 - £260 plus BP* Lot 90 A PAIR OF CHARLES I HAMMERED SILVER SHILLING COINS, 1635 mm Crown Tower Mint, 1636-8 mm tun, A/V.F (2) £160 - £190 plus BP* Lot 91 A PAIR OF CHARLES I HAMMERED SILVER HALFCROWNS, type 3a mm tun and Triangle, G (2) £100 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 95 Lot 95 A GROUP OF HAMMERED SILVER COINS, Edward I, II and III, to include two Canterbury pennies 1272-1290, Edward II 1307-27 penny Canterbury, Edward III three pennies, one holed, one Canterbury, one Bristol and a Half Groat London, holed (7) £120 - £140 plus BP* Lot 96 A GOLD PROOF ROYAL MINT SOVEREIGN 1980, in original packaging with certiﬁcate of authenticity £210 - £230 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 97 A GOLD PROOF ROYAL MINT SOVEREIGN 1980, in case of issue with certiﬁcate of authenticity £210 - £230 plus BP* Lot 98 A GOLD PROOF REPUBLIC OF PANAMA 100 BALBOA COIN 1975, presented in its original sealed wallet, struck by the Franklin Mint after the USA ban on ownership of modern gold coins, .900 ﬁne, approximately 8.16 grams £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 99 TWO CROWN SIZE SILVER COINS, comprising an Austria 1761 Sigismund Thaler and a Bavaria Ludwig 1838 3 1/2 gulden (2) £90 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 103 Lot 103 ELIZABETH I 1560-1561 HAMMERED SHILLING, mm Martlet slight wear obverse, A/VF, good rounded ﬂan, clear reading reverse and obverse £120 - £160 plus BP* Lot 104 ELIZABETH I SHILLING 15821602, small amount of clipping, weak strike, reverse shield, A/VF £110 - £130 plus BP* Lot 105 A SMALL HAMMERED GROUP, Charles II class II 3d, holed, and two class II silver pennies GF/VF (3) £80 - £90 plus BP*

Lot 100 Lot 100 A HAMMERED SILVER GROAT, slightly off centre strike but clear, Cinquefoil Henry VII 1490-1504 £140 - £180 plus BP* Lot 101 A CHARLES I HAMMERED GROUP, comprising shilling 162543, sixpence 1625, groat 1638-42 mm Woolpack, VF (3) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 102 ELIZABETH I HAMMERED GROUP, two hammered and one milled, 1561-66, 1570, 1574, sixpence 1581, two threepence 1568 VF, 1575 GVF, shilling clipped and worn 1560-61 (7) £150 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 106 A HAMMERED SILVER COIN GROUP, Edward III 1327-1377 penny York Mint VF, penny Canterbury GF, half groat London pre treaty F, half groat pre treaty, York GF, groat clipped and worn P (5) £120 - £140 plus BP*

Lot 107 Lot 107 A SMALL HAMMERED GROUP, comprising Edward 1279-1284 Irish penny silver GF. 1302-10 pennies Canterbury/London Mints, GF/VF (3) £90 - £120 plus BP* Lot 108 A SMALL HAMMERED SILVER GROUP, 1247-1272, Class a Northampton Mint NVF, Class 3b V.F, Class 5g GF (3) £80 - £90 plus BP*

Lot 109 Lot 109 HENRY VI AND VII HAMMERED GROATS AND HALF GROAT 1422-7, Annulet Issue Calais, Rosette-Mascle Issue Calais 143031, Henry VII half groat 1486-1500 mm tun Archbishop Morton Canterbury A/VF (3) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 110 HENRY VIII 1526-44 SECOND ISSUE GROAT HENRIC VIII DG R EG LZFRA, reverse, mm Arrow POSVI DEV A DIVTOR E MEV, slightly short ﬂan, A/VF £110 - £130 plus BP* Lot 111 A PARCEL OF MIXED COINAGE, to include a piece of eight 1613, a Charles III 1777 8 Reals Potosi, Philip II Spain 1566-88 two Reals, Roman coins, etc (parcel) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 112 A SMALL GROUP OF COINAGE, to include a 1974 Panama 20 Bilboas silver coin, approximately 130 grams sterling, a George III shilling 1787, a Victoria 1843 1 1/2d and a Michael Fedorovich Russian coin Moscow (4) £50 - £70 plus BP*

Lot 113 Lot 113 A GOLD NAPOLEON III 1860 20 FRANC, .900, approximately 6.4 gram coin £160 - £180 plus BP*

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SILVER

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 114 A GEORGE IV SILVER TWIN HANDLED BOWL, of wavy circular form, the ‘S’ scroll handles with acanthus cast caps, the bowl’s base inset with embossed medallion of ‘GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA BRITANNIARUM REX’ bust inside profile as a Roman emperor, traces of gilding remain, on a short pedestal with circular foot, stamped I.W. to inner foot rim, maker Philip Rundell, London 1820, approximate weight 33.7ozt, 1048 grams, height 14cm, diameter 22cm, width handle to handle 28cm (condition: the interior base shows traces of gilding and appears to have been used as a plant pot as there is a deep water line/limescale line, some surface scratches, bowls sits fairly level on a flat surface) £300 - £500 plus BP* Lot 115 A GEORGE V SILVER CIRCULAR PEDESTAL BOWL WITH HAND HAMMERED FINISH, the stepped interior with raised nail shaped decoration, the short pedestal with embossed zig zag pattern, the circular foot with three embossed arrow heads adjacent to stepped geometric feet, base underside stamped ‘Connell *3, Cheapside, 1176’, maker George Lawrence Connell (G.L. Connell Ltd), Birmingham 1934, approximate weight 14.6ozt, 455 grams, diameter 20.5cm x height 10cm (condition: overall good condition, sits level on a flat surface) £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 116 A PAIR OF GEORGE III CAST SILVER CANDLESTICKS BY ROBERT JONES I, LONDON 1781, shaped square removable sconces with shells to the corners, cylindrical tops, on knopped and waisted columns to shaped square bases, height 25.5cm (2) (condition: both sit level on a flat surface, sconces marked with maker’s mark and lion passant and both are rubbed, one sconce has a couple of small nicks/splits to the rim, the candleholders are slightly mishapen) £500 - £700 plus BP* Lot 117 A WILLIAM IV SILVER MILK JUG, of squat circular form, foliate cast rim and ‘C’ scroll handle, gilt interior, on four ornate scrolled feet, one side of the jug engraved ‘Bristol Agricultural Society To Mr F. Frankcom Prize For The Best Long Wool Ewes, December 1837’, makers Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard, London 1834, approximate weight 9.1ozt, 286 grams, height 13cm (condition: not level on a flat surface, gilding is bright, several dents around the belly of the jug) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 118 A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BOWL, of shallow form, eight lobed shield shapes, with a crest engraved to the domed centre, on a short wavy foot, hand hammered finish to the shield shapes and foot, makers Elkington and Co Ltd, London 1900, approximate weight 6ozt, 188 grams, approximate diameter 13cm x height 4cm (condition: overall good condition, no splits or major damage, sits level on a flat surface, one small indentation to outer rim) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 119 A PAIR OF GEORGE VI SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUGS, ‘S’ scroll handles, makers James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1945, together with a George V silver milk jug of panelled oblong form, angular handle, maker William Adams Ltd, and a silver plated sauce boat of oval form with ‘S’ scroll handle, gross weight of silver approximately 13.9ozt, 432 grams (4) (condition: one of the pair of cream jugs has a dent towards the base, the milk jug has a small dent on the inner edge of the lip) £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 120 A GEORGE V SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of shaped rectangular form, on flattened bun feet, teapot with black bakelite fitments, maker TS, Birmingham 1931/32, approximate weight 34.7ozt, 1079 grams (3) (condition: the teapot and milk jug will rock slightly on a level surface, light surface scratches, no sign of repair, no major dents noted) £250 - £350 plus BP*

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Lot 121 Lot 121 A LATE VICTORIAN HUKIN & HEATH SILVER MOUNTED GLASS CLARET JUG TO A DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, hinged cover, short spout angular handle, over a globular glass body with star cut base, London 1892, height 15.5cm (condition: hinged cover not closing flush, marks generally clear with some partial rubbing, base has scratches commensurate with use, the body is free of cracks and repairs but does have some light surface scratches and a few small nibbles at the front of the jug) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 122 AN EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of part reeded oval form, with gadrooned rims, teapot with bakelite fitments, makers James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1904, together with a small oval silver tea caddy by the same makers and date, gross weight approximately 45.3ozt, 1437 grams (4) (condition: teapot lid not closing absolutely flush, tea caddy lid partially springs back up when closed, caddy also has a dent to the reeding on the back, the milk jug has three large dents to the reeding and slight curve to the base edge, other pieces show signs of use/wear to gilt interiors) £350 - £450 plus BP*

Lot 124 Lot 123 A GROUP OF SILVER, comprising a pair of George III Old English pattern tablespoons, maker Richard Crossley, London 1798, two Fiddle pattern tablespoons, both with engraved initials, London 1830 and 1834, a pair of George IV sugar tongs, engraved initials, maker George Turner, Exeter 1826, a late Victorian silver cream jug of baluster form, on three cabriole legs, ‘S’ scroll handle, makers Ollivant & Botsford, London 1900, a George III unmarked white metal punch ladle with whale bone handle, length approximately 29cm, s.d., and a George V silver rectangular cigarette box, engine turned cover, makers Walker & Hall, Shefﬁeld 1926, width 18cm, gross weight of weighable silver approximately 11.4ozt, 354 grams (8) (condition: pair of Old English pattern spoons in good condition, the two Fiddle pattern spoons have worn and dented bowls, sugar tongs have slight wear to bowls and some rubbing to the marks, cream jug has a number of dents and creases, the punch ladle is missing the tip mount off the handle and strengthening bar has become partially unsoldered, cigarette box has a number of small dents) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 124 A MATCHED SET OF GEORGE III TO VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN FLATWARE, most pieces engraved with a crest or initials, comprising a basting spoon, maker WE, London 1804, a pair of sauce ladles, Solomon Royes, London 1822, a set of four condiment spoons, William Eaton, London 1838, a set of twelve teaspoons, William Eaton, London 1838, a set of six teaspoons, William Eaton, London 1834, a set of twelve dessert spoons, William Eaton, London 1838, a set of six table forks, Jonathan Hayne, London 1830, a set of six table forks, Adey Bellamy Savory, London 1833, a set of six egg spoons, William Chawner II, London 1831, ten dessert forks four with rubbed maker’s marks, London 1832, two John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1828 and four Jonathan Hayne, London 1830, gross weight approximately 105.6ozt, 3285 grams (72) (condition: used condition with fork prongs of varied lengths, spoon bowls used, all pieces servicable, all engraved with a crest or initials) £800 - £1000 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 125 A MAPPIN & WEBB PRINCE’S PLATE AND CLEAR GLASS NOVELTY FLY PRESERVE JAR, the hinged wings above glass body, stamped marks to underside including W11518, length 16cm, together with an unrelated plated preserve spoon (2) (condition: sits level on a flat surface, lid closes flush, glass in good condition) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 126 AN ELIZABETH II SILVER SALVER, the pie crust border with gadrooned rim, on three short cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, makers BD, Sheffield 1968, approximate weight 26.8ozt, 833 grams, diameter 31.5cm, boxed (condition: hallmarks slightly rubbed, some surface scratches but not deep, sits level on a flat surface) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 127 A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MATCHED BACHELOR’S TEASET, of part reeded oval form, teapot with ebonised fitments, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1891 (teapot) and Charles Boyton II, London 1891/92, milk and sugar, together with a late Victorian silver christening mug of conical form, repousse decorated with foliate scrolls, angular handle, makers Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield circa 1899 (date letter rubbed), a Victorian silver cream jug of ewer form, engraved motto and crest, maker’s mark rubbed, Exeter circa 1870, height 14cm and a George III silver cream jug of shaped rectangular form, ribbed band, angular strap handle, on four ball feet, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1809, gross weight 28ozt, 871 grams (6) (condition: all six pieces have some rubbing to the marks, teapot has a number of dents of varying sizes, christening mug slightly mishapen to top rim, few light creases towards the foot rim, George III cream jug with extensive dents) £150 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 128 A GROUP OF SILVER, to include cased and loose flatware, two vesta cases, three napkin rings, card case of purse form and three pieces of Indian white metal, comprising a napkin ring, pin dish and small dish, gross weight of weighable silver approximately 24.1ozt, 751 grams (parcel) (condition: mixed condition, varying from light to well used) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 129 A PARCEL OF SILVER, comprising a pair of Elizabeth II silver dwarf candlesticks, makers William Comyns & Sons Ltd (Richard Comyns), London 1957, loaded, height 10cm, a pair of George V silver posy vases of conical form, s.d., J & R Griffin, Chester 1912, loaded, height 16cm, an Elizabeth II silver and glass sugar caster, makers J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1962, height 17cm, a modern silver circular photograph frame, inner diameter 6cm and a George V silver topped glass powder bowl, glass cracked, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham 1927 (7) (condition: hallmarks rubbed or partially rubbed to all pieces, posy vases have creases and dents, powder bowl has large crack) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 130 A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED HORN BEAKER, applied shield shaped cartouche engraved with initials, glass base, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1872, height 17.5cm, s.d., together with a George VI fox paw and silver mounted ivory letter opener, engraved ‘B.O.H. CROPREDY 10 MAY 1938’, length 32cm, a leather cased glass conical flask with plated mounts, length 21cm, a leather cased set of four gilt and plated stirrup cups and a leather cased pair of Ross of London 9 x 35 binoculars (5) (condition: silver rim on horn beaker is split, the claws on the fox’s foot have been broken, plated top worn on glass flask, leather hinge broken on stirrup cup case, binoculars and case in well used condition) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 131 AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY, of circular form, engraved ‘KENILWORTH POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASES FARMERS RACE APRIL 20TH 1904’, on a circular foot, makers Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1903, height to top of handle 12.5cm, approximate weight 17.9ozt, 559 grams (condition: rocks slightly on a flat surface, light surface scratches) £120 - £180 plus BP*

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Lot 132 Lot 132 A PARCEL OF MATCHED WILLIAM IV AND VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, various makers and dates comprising a set of six Victorian table forks, engraved initial ‘h’, makers Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter, London 1862, a set of four Victorian dessert spoons and six matching dessert forks, engraved crest, makers Chawner & Co (George Adams) London 1860, a set of six Victorian dessert forks, makers Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1862, a William IV sauce ladle and matching two dessert spoons and three dessert forks, engraved initial ‘h’, William Bateman II, London 1836, three Victorian silver table spoons, engraved crest, makers John & Henry Lias, London 1844 and 1846, seven Victorian dessert spoons and a dessert fork, makers John & Henry Lias, London 1846/47, approximate gross weight 69.7ozt, 2168 grams (parcel) (condition: used condition, some marks rubbed or partially rubbed, fork tines and bowl points have varying wear) £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 133 TWO PAIRS OF MID 18TH CENTURY SILVER CAULDRON SALTS, both pairs on three cabriole legs with hoof feet, worn interiors, David Hennell I, London 1752 and John Muns, London 1764, together with a pair of George V silver pepperettes, makers George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, London 1912, a pair of Edwardian silver open salts, wavy rims, on three cabriole legs, makers Lee & Wigfall, Sheffield 1910, five various silver napkin rings and a George V silver urn shaped posy vase, loaded base, maker William Aitken, London 1913, approximate gross weight 15.5ozt, 484 grams (14) (condition: the salts all have worn interiors, the Georgian ones are dented and mishapen, the pepperettes rock on a flat surface, napkin rings in varying condition, the posy vase has a bent rim and foot rim) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 134 A GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FISH SLICE, engraved initials, gadrooned edge above pierced blade, maker William Welch II, Exeter 1813, together with a small parcel of Scottish Kings pattern ﬂatware comprising a table fork, two dessert spoons and two dessert forks, engraved initials, maker Jonathan McKay, Edinburgh 1823/24 and 1836, a late Georgian silver Fiddle and Thread pattern butter knife, marks rubbed, various other cased and loose ﬂatware, mostly teaspoons, a silver mounted photograph frame, a Meka Denmark salt and spoon, plated napkin ring and a cased pair of late Victorian silver plated grape scissors, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 22.6ozt, 705 grams (parcel) (condition: mixed condition, many loose pieces dented and worn, marks mixed condition, including extensive rubbing) £120 - £180 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 135 A PARCEL OF GEORGIAN AND LATER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN FLATWARE, including a George IV basting spoon, engraved initials, maker William Troby, London 1830, a George III sauce ladle, engraved crest, indistinct maker’s mark, London 1805, a pair of tablespoons, engraved crests and initials, maker William Eley I, London 1796, a matched set of four George III gilt bowled condiment spoons (gilding worn), two William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1807, two William Bateman I, London 1823, etc, approximate gross weight 18.4ozt, 573 grams (parcel) (condition: most pieces engraved with crest, initials, etc, all pieces useable but some pieces exhibit wear) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 139 A GEORGE III SILVER PUNCH LADLE, crimped edge, initialled S over TA to the underside, bright cut engraved to silver section of the tarnished whale bone handle, bears maker’s mark only, probably George Smith II, London circa 1800, length 36cm, together with two other Georgian white metal punch ladles, one with a plain circular bowl, the other with crimped rim and panelled bowl, both with turned wooden handles, lengths 34.5cm and 38cm (3) (condition: the silver punch ladle has a couple of soldered repairs to the underside of the rim, maker’s mark is partially rubbed, the example with the plain circular bowl has repaired splits in the rim, the panelled bowl is very thin and has a few repaired splits) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 136 A GEORGE V SILVER ROSE BOWL, the castellated rim with cast fan shaped designs on a short pedestal with a stepped circular foot, makers Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1920, approximate weight 30.9ozt, 963 grams, diameter 24.5cm, with metal grille and ebonised wooden plinth, height of bowl only 17.5cm (condition: bowl doesn’t sit ﬂat on a level surface, grille is in poor condition, marks partially rubbed, presentation plaque removed from ebonised plinth) £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 140 A GEORGE III SILVER PUNCH LADLE, of double lipped wavy oval form, engraved ‘H’ to underside of bowl, on a turned wooden handle, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1795, s.d., length 33.5cm, together with a George II silver double lipped wavy oval punch ladle, later embossed with foliate decoration, turned wooden handle, no maker’s mark visible, London 1756, length 35cm and a white metal double lipped punch ladle, embossed oval ﬂower head design, ﬂattened section of handle bears marks, on a turned wooden handle, length 34cm (3) (condition: the George III ladle has a glued repair at join of handle to bowl, small dents to the bowl, the George II ladle has a soldered repair at join of handle to bowl and the white metal ladle has possible repair around join of bowl to handle as well as minor dints to the bowl) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 137 Lot 137 A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER COCK AND HEN PHEASANT TABLE DECORATIONS, stamped ‘STERLING GERMANY 925’, sponsor’s mark for Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, London 1972, lengths 19cm and 18.5cm, approximate weight 9.6ozt, 301 grams, together with two silver plated fox hound ﬁgures, lengths 9.5cm and 9cm (4) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 138 AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PUNCH LADLE, wavy oval double lipped bowl on a tapered turned wooden handle, makers J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, London 1973, length 34cm, together with a George III silver toddy ladle, oval bowl, whale bone handle, maker Edward Mayﬁeld, London 1799, length 18.5cm and two silver plated toddy ladles, one with a whale bone handle, the other spiral twist plated (4) (condition: Elizabeth II ladle in good condition, both plated toddy ladles in good condition, the George III ladle with splits and soldered repairs to the rims, split to silver at handle join) £40 - £60 plus BP* 26

Lot 141 Lot 141 THREE 18TH CENTURY WHITE METAL COIN SET TODDY LADLES, all on twisted whale bone handles, two with Queen Anne coins dated 1710 and 1711, the other George III dated 1787, lengths 32cm, 35.5cm and 36cm, together with another white metal coin set toddy ladle, Spanish coin dated 1717, on a wooden handle, length 28cm (4) (condition: ladle with 1710 four pence has a dented bowl, possible repair to join to handle, other Queen Anne coin has worn underside, George III coin ladle has split where rim of bowl joins handle, bowl has a crease and dints, Spanish coin ladle has lots of dints and dents to the bowl) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 142 AN ELIZABETH II SILVER WAITER, pie crust rim, on four short cabriole legs to scrolled feet, specimen hallmarks, maker William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1977, diameter 15.6cm, approximate weight 5.2ozt, 162 grams, together with an Elizabeth II silver ﬁve piece cruet set, comprising cauldron salt and spoon, pepperette, covered mustard and spoon, gadrooned and foliate rims, lion mask knees, cabriole legs with paw feet, maker William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1979, approximate weight 9ozt, 280 grams (6) (condition: waiter not sitting quite level on a ﬂat surface, light surface scratches, cruet set in good condition £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 143 Lot 143 A SET OF SIX ELIZABETH II SILVER GOBLETS, rounded bowls on cylindrical tapering and knopped stems, circular foot, maker JH, Birmingham 1970, height 13.5cm, approximate gross weight 20.9ozt, 651 grams (6) (condition: overall good condition, some rubbing to marks) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 144 A VICTORIAN SILVER EGG CUP STAND, with four egg cups, all pieces with beaded rims and engraved with a band of anthemions under arches, the stand with cast laurel leaf ring handle, on four short cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, makers Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Shefﬁeld 1863, height to top of handle 15cm, approximate weight 17.5ozt, 546 grams (condition: stand will rock slightly on a level surface if touched, no spoons, egg cups do not appear to be level on the stand) £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 145 THREE GEORGE V SILVER SAUCE BOATS, comprising one with foliate cast handle, crimped rim, shell cast knees and feet with cabriole legs, makers Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1928, second with ‘C’ scroll handle, wavy banded rim, on short cabriole legs with stepped hoof feet, maker C.W. Fletcher & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1926 and the third with wavy rim, ‘C’ scroll handle, plain cabriole legs and pad feet, makers Sydney Hall & Co, Sheffield 1932, approximate gross weight 12.2ozt, 380 grams (3) (condition: 1928 sauce boat has light surface scratches but otherwise in good order, the 1926 sauce boat has light surface scratches and two indentations to the interior where the legs have pushed in another dent, the 1932 sauce boat is in good condition, light surface scratches) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 146 A SMALL PARCEL OF SILVER, comprising a late Victorian silver christening mug of conical form, gilt interior, ‘C’ scroll handle, the mug with engraved monogram within a circular cartouche surrounded by further foliate scrolled engraving, makers Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Sheffield 1893, approximate weight 4.5ozt, 141 grams, a George V silver seven bar toast rack, the rounded rectangular base on four ball feet, makers Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1917, approximate weight 4.6ozt, 144 grams, a George V cased silver egg cup and spoon, both pieces with engraved initials, the egg cup lined and loaded with brown bakelite, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1930/32, spoon approximately 0.4ozt, 13.8 grams and an Elizabeth II incomplete cased cruet set (lacks pepperette and a condiment spoon), blue glass liners, makers Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1954, approximate weight 1.9ozt, 59 grams, approximate gross weight of weighable items in the lot 11.5ozt, 358 grams (condition: christening mug is in good condition, toast rack not sitting completely level on a flat surface, frame is slightly mishapen, egg cup and spoon are in reasonable condition, the cruet items have some corrosion in places) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 147 A CASED SET OF TWELVE GEORGE V RAT TAIL PATTERN TEASPOONS AND MATCHING SUGAR TONGS, worn gilt bowls, makers Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1931/32, approximate weight 5.3ozt, 165 grams, together with a cased set of six Victorian silver teaspoons with feathered edge handles, engraved initial, makers John William Barrier, London 1889, approximate weight 2.8ozt, 87 grams, a cased set of six Elizabeth II silver point end coffee spoons, commemorative assay marks for six British offices 1952, approximate weight 1.2ozt, 38 grams, a cased set of six silver handled tea knives a.f. and a cased pair of cut glass butter dishes and silver butter knives, makers Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1922, approximate weight 0.6ozt, 20 grams, gross weight of weighable silver in the lot 9.9ozt, 310 grams (5) (condition: clasp missing to one side of case for twelve teaspoons, one bowl has several small dints/teethmarks, feathered edge spoons are well used/worn bowls, six point end coffee spoons have some mishaping to handles, tea knives all have gaps between blades and handles, glass butter dishes are largely in good order with a couple of small chips) £60 - £100 plus BP* Lot 148 A PARCEL OF SILVER, including a pair of George III Peter & William Bateman Old English pattern tablespoons with engraved initials and damaged bowls, London 1805, a George V silver oval trinket box on cabriole legs engraved initials to the hinged lid, makers Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1912, an Edwardian silver lobster pick, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1910, silver topped glass powder bowl, three various napkin rings, two pin dishes, spoons, pickle fork, small rectangular silver mounted photograph frame, etc, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 14.4ozt, 440 grams (parcel) (condition: mixed condition throughout, Bateman spoons badly damaged) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 149 A CASED PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SALTS, of rectangular form, worn gilt interiors, part reeded bodies, on four ball feet, makers E.F. Braham Ltd, Chester 1894 and a pair of silver salt spoons, gilt bowls, makers Wakely & Wheeler, London 1894, approximate weight 2.6ozt, 83 grams (condition: case worn, one band lacking for holding spoon, the other loose, items retain majority of gilding, partial rubbing of some hallmarks) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 150 A CASED EDWARDIAN SILVER HANDLED BUTTON HOOK AND SHOE HORN, reeded design, makers Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1905 (condition: slight wear to case, some marks rubbed) £25 - £35 plus BP* Lot 151 AN ELIZABETH II SILVER HANDLED KINGS PATTERN PIE SLICE, stainless steel blade, makers Harrison Brothers, Shefﬁeld 1972, together with an Elizabeth II silver mounted easel bedside clock, embossed ribbons, swags and husking, quartz movement, makers Carr’s of Shefﬁeld 1994, height 9cm (2) (condition: both pieces in good condition) £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 152 Lot 152 A GEORGE V SILVER PIN CUSHION, in the form of a Brogue type shoe, with real brown lace, wooden underside, makers S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1918, length 12.7cm (condition: lace ends frayed, area around top of shoe slightly rippled, pin cushion removable, few minor dints to shoe) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 153 A GEORGE V SILVER PURSE, foliate engraved decoration with circular cartouche containing a monogram, on a short chain with ﬁnger ring, the purse interior lined with tan leather, s.d., makers J & R Grifﬁn, Chester 1915, width 12cm, approximate gross weight 3.5ozt, 111 grams (condition: slight rubbing to marks, section of lining, s.d., a couple of small dints) £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 154 Lot 154 AN EDWARDIAN NOVELTY SILVER CARD CASE, in the form of an envelope, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1909, approximate weight 3.5ozt, 110 grams, width 9cm x height 7.5cm x depth 1.5cm (condition: retains gilt interior although tarnished, some small dints and surface scratches, some rubbing to marks) £180 - £220 plus BP* Lot 155 AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CARD CASE, of rectangular form, plain exterior with hinged top, maker George Unite, Birmingham 1909, approximate weight 2.3ozt, 72 grams, width 7cm x height 9.5cm x depth 0.4cm (condition: surface scratches, a number of small dints, particularly to one side, looks to be faint initials to the hinged top) £80 - £100 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 156 A GEORGE V SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, of rectangular form, engine turned decoration, engraved initials to cartouche in upper left corner, the gilt interior with presentation inscription ‘SURREY STRING PLAYERS FIRST SEASON 1932-33’, makers E.J. Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1930, width 7.5cm x height 8.5cm x depth 1cm, approximate weight 3.1ozt, 96 grams (condition: light surface marks, engine turning in reasonable condition) £30 - £50 plus BP* Lot 157 A GEORGE V SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, of rectangular form, engraved monogram to front, gilt interior with presentation date, makers Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1912, width 6cm x height 8cm x depth 1.7cm, approximate weight 2.8ozt, 88 grams (condition: overall good condition, light surface scratches, dint to bottom edge, gilt interior has some wear, lacks elasticated bands) £35 - £45 plus BP* Lot 158 A GEORGE V SILVER AND BLUE ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE, of rectangular form, engine turned and engraved decoration with initials in an embossed square cartouche with cross shaped lines, gilt interior, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1932, width 7cm x height 8.3cm x depth 1cm, approximate weight 3.5ozt, 110 grams (condition: slight chipping to enamel on left hand side bottom edge, enamel also has some surface scratches) £70 - £90 plus BP*

Lot 160 Lot 160 A GEORGE III SILVER COVERED TANKARD BY WILLIAM CRIPPS, the domed cover with pierced thumbpiece, scrolled handle with engraved initials, the tankard of conical banded form with ﬂared foot, later copper base, cover marks to lid interior in dome, tankard marks below top rim, London 1765, height 21cm, approximate gross weight 32.6ozt, 1014 grams (condition: some partial rubbing to hallmarks, cover has a few small dints to the front edge and some creases at the back where the thumbpiece has pushed in slightly, also slight marks top and bottom to the interior where the handle has pushed into the body, could be traces of a crest or armorial to the front, the copper bottom is heavy) £800 - £1200 plus BP* Lot 161 A CASED SET OF TEN LIMITED EDITION ‘THE QUEEN’S BEASTS’ SILVER INGOTS, in an edition of 7500 to celebrate Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee in 1977, with booklet and information leaﬂets, sponsor Yorkshire Mint, Birmingham 1976/77, approximate gross weight 15.0ozt, 484 grams (condition: good condition) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 159 Lot 159 AN EDWARDIAN SAMPSON MORDAN & CO LTD SILVER NOVELTY BABY’S FEEDING SPOON, designed as a chick hatching from an egg, registration number Rd.495660, Chester 1906, length 11cm, approximate weight 0.6ozt, 20 grams (condition: marks partially rubbed, holes to eyes) £120 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 162 A LATE GEORGIAN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, the wavy oval bowl repousse decorated with foliate decoration, on a twisted whale bone handle, maker’s mark WC is partially rubbed, length 39.5cm, together with a late Victorian silver mounted ivory letter opener with taxidermy paw, mount inscribed ‘Kings Sutton April 23rd 98’, makers Grey & Co, Birmingham 1897, length 30cm and a George V silver pepperette of baluster form, makers Vale Brothers & Sermon, Birmingham 1913 (3) (condition: the ladle has maker’s mark only visible, letter opener is in fair condition and the pepperette has a number of dents and a rough ﬁnish up in the foot rim) £40 - £60 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 165 A CASED SET OF SIX ELIZABETH II SILVER LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL ANNIVERSARY GOBLETS, commissioned by Salloways Ltd in 1972 to commemorate the 1300th Anniversary of the death of St. Chad, goblet Nos.542 to 547 of 672, with original order form and allocation certiﬁcate, sponsor’s mark JMS, Birmingham 1972, height 31.5cm, approximate gross weight 31.5ozt, 981 grams (condition: good condition overall) £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 163 Lot 163 A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE SILVER TEAPOT, of squat baluster form, the pull off cover and body embossed with a dragon, carved ivory side handle simulating bamboo, bears two character marks to the underside of the base, height 12cm x length 19cm, approximate 347 grams (condition: ﬁnial has solder around its base, the teapot has several dents varying in size, ivory handle has a split) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 164 Lot 164 AN ELIZABETH II FILLED SILVER SCULPTURE OF A FIGURE GROUP OF A HORSE AND JOCKEY KNOWN AS ‘OVER THE STICKS’, sculpted by David Geenty, bears C.D. GEENTY to rear edge of base, sponsor’s mark for Camelot Silverware Ltd, Shefﬁeld 1995, height 29cm x length 30cm (condition: good overall) £250 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 166 A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, of cylindrical form with flared rim, cast ‘S’ scroll handle, the mug engraved with ecclesiastical Gothic style motifs, circular foot, maker George Unite, Birmingham 1868, height 12.5cm, approximate gross weight 7.9ozt, 248 grams (condition: overall good condition, cartouche has a few small dints/scratches with possible erasing but not clear as not perceived as thin in this area) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 167 A GROUP OF MOSTLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER, comprising a pair of Elizabeth II champagne flutes of waisted form, on foliate cast stems, makers Barrowclift Silvercraft, Birmingham 1972, two egg cups, one on a loaded base, a pair of baluster shaped salt and pepperette, makers S.J. Rose & Son, Birmingham 1978, a George V calling card sleeve, Birmingham 1919, four various napkin rings and a George VI rectangular cigarette box with worn engine turning, Birmingham 1937, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 15.2ozt, 474 grams (12) (condition: one flute is not standing straight, other pieces are in mixed condition, wear and some dents) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 168 A LATE VICTORIAN SWING HANDLED OVAL BON BON BASKET, wavy rim above wavy pierced lines, on a stepped base, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1895, together with a George V silver pedestal bon bon dish of wavy circular outline, foliate pierced border on a lobed circular foot, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1923 and an Edwardian circular silver bottle coaster with foliate pierced deep border, loose wooden inset base, makers John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham 1910, approximate gross weight 12.7ozt, 395 grams (3) (condition: oval basket in good condition, pedestal dish has a few knocks/dints to the outer rim and creases around the pedestal, the coaster has some slight damage/dents to foliate border) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers The following nine lots relate to Albert Henry Aiers who joined Shanghai Municipal Police in 1902/3 and by the time he returned to England in 1938 he had worked his way up to become Assistant Commissioner. The Shanghai Municipal Police governed the settlement from 1854 – 1943. Over the course of his 35 year career he was presented with a number of silver gifts, some of which bear presentation inscriptions, as well as a very interesting album of photographs produced by A.H. Fong, who although a commercial photographer was also the main police photographer at the time.

Lot 170 A FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY CHINESE SILVER ROSE BOWL, of circular form, domed grille over a concave band and a repousse border of geometric patterns and fruit, ﬂared circular foot, two sets of character marks stamped to the underside of the base, approximate weight 12.7ozt, 396 grams, height including grille 15cm x diameter 18.5cm (condition: sits fairly level on a ﬂat surface, sign of a rectangular patch to the interior, a large number of dints and creases to the body and foot rim, some deep scratches to the rim interior) £150 - £180 plus BP*

Albert’s three brothers also served in the Shanghai Municipal Police and it is understood that lot 174 the silver mounted cane belonged to Thomas Aiers. The items in lots 169 to 177 have passed by descent from Albert Aiers to his daughter Glenys, who was brought up in Shanghai until she was 12 years old when the family returned to Bordesley Green. Following Glenys’ death in January 2019 her son has decided it is time for the items to be appreciated by collectors and so they appear on the open market for the ﬁrst time.

Lot 169 Lot 169 A CHINESE SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP OF ART NOUVEAU STYLE, the wavy rim with raised border of three point leaves and swags, sinuous concave ‘C’ scroll handles, on a short pedestal to a domed circular foot, the cup engraved ‘Presented to Det Supt. A.H. Aiers by The Chinese Detectives attached to the Crime Branch of Hongkew Station on the occasion of his proceeding to England on Home Leave March 1931’, bears two sets of character marks and indistinctly stamped Wo Sing Lung, (Shanghai circa 1890-1930), approximate weight 28ozt, 872 grams, with a turned hardwood stand, height of cup only 20cm, height with stand 27cm (condition: cup sits level on a ﬂat surface, several dents and creases around the handle area) £400 - £450 plus BP*

Lot 171 Lot 171 A FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY CHINESE WHITE METAL SHIELD, the border repousse decorated with a crane ﬂying above foliage, the centre of the shield engraved with Chinese inscriptions, bears a character mark verso, approximate gross weight 275 grams, height 25.5cm x width 20cm (condition: top point of shield has damage, the reverse shows four patches of solder where shield was previously attached to something, there is a patch where the metal has split/lifted, there are also a number of scratches) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 172 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE WHITE METAL TRUMPET FROM AN EPERGNE, wavy rim over applied foliate decoration, height 22cm, together with two early 20th Century Chinese silver plated conical posy vases, one cast with dragons in clouds and lacking sleeves, the other with lightly dimpled surface, blind cartouche, stamped TC to foot, heights 18cm and 13cm (3) (condition: epergne has evidence of glue/solder on underside, smallest vase has spots of solder to the underside of the foot and some dints to wavy rim) £50 - £80 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 175 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY PENDANT, of circular form, painted with irises and set in white metal with character mark, on a rope twist white metal chain with plated clasp, chain length 140cm, together with a drilled Victorian half crown 1845 (worn) on a silver watch chain, length of chain 150cm, approximate gross weight 2.5ozt, 80 grams (2) (condition: half crown heavily worn, otherwise in good condition overall) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 173 Lot 173 A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE SILVER PEPPERETTES, in the form of bean or seed pods, each with a beetle to the top and small fungi to the sides, each stamped with character marks and marked for Zee Wo of Shanghai, approximate weight 2ozt, 63 grams, length approximately 9.2cm (2) (condition: both in good condition overall) £150 - £250 plus BP* Lot 174 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD WALKING CANE WITH SILVER HANDLE, the handle with four character marks in relief, the thumb rest bears monogram for Thomas Aiers, the hardwood shaft part carved with dragons amongst swirling clouds, the silver mount bears character marks, possibly rubbed initials or character marks, length approximately 90cm (condition: the handle has a number of dents, particularly to the rounded end, also partial rubbing to one mark) £120 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 177

Lot 176 A JAPANESE TRAVELLING TROUSSE SET, the lacquered case inlaid with horses (some losses), bone handled knife with engraved decoration, bone chopsticks and a skewer, s.d., on a fabric strap, together with a circular bronze ‘LILY BRAND TRADE MARK’ circular four division holder/weight, diameter 8.5cm (2) (condition: travelling set has losses to the lacquer and bone inlay, holder has dints and scratches) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 177 A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM TITLED ‘THE SINOJAPANESE HOSTILITIES 1937 SHANGHAI’, the gilt pictorial cover with aircraft, battleship, tanks and bombs over a skyline, the album containing one hundred and ninety nine photographs, four of which are printed in red and black, the rest black and white, it comes with a printed index for two hundred photographs, the album has been numbered by hand 1 to 190 but is running slightly out of sequence to the index, the images are mostly 6cm x 8.5cm overall, with a few larger panoramic scenes, photograph one bears photographer’s mark for AH Fong of Nanking Road, Shanghai, the index states ‘All photographs taken by ‘S.S’ and S.C.S during the Sino-Japanese Hostilites Aug to Nov 1937 Shanghai’, album 17.5cm x 26cm, together with four postcard size black and white photographs of military and war damaged buildings, and with twenty four black and white photographs of bomb damaged streets, 12.5cm x 14.8cm, the twenty four photographs have been removed from another album and have remnants of black paper glued to the four corners (condition: the album is serviceable with some torn corners and splits along spine, tissue paper leaves in between have some folds, the loose larger photos have been removed from another album) £1500 - £2000 plus BP*

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MILITARIA

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Lot 183 Lot 180 A QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, bar Defence of Kimberley, named to Pte J Twigg, Kimberley Town Guard £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 183 EIGHTY TWO BADGES FROM VARIOUS REGIMENTS AND UNITS, including Motor Machine Gun Corps, Scottish Regiments, Artists Riﬂes, Cambridgeshire, etc £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 178

Lot 178 A QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, three bars, Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony, named to Pte W. Stone, Railway Pioneer Regiment £140 - £160 plus BP* Lot 179 A QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, no bar, named to Bearer G A Grainger, Natal Volunteer Ambulance Corps £100 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 182 A QUANTITY OF MOUNTED BRITISH REGIMENTAL / UNIT CAP BADGES, collected over many years by an Army Veteran who served with the ‘Black Watch’ in WWII and Palestine, then later as a member of the Derbyshire Police Force for many years, eighty nine badges from various Regiments and Units, Kings Own Malta Regiment, North Irish Horse, South Horse, Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry, etc £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 181 Lot 181 A QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, two bars, Wepener, Cape Colony, named to 583 Pte A. Perreira Kaffrn (Kaffrarian) Riﬂes £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 184 SEVENTY FOUR CAP BADGES FROM VARIOUS REGIMENTS AND UNITS, including Norfolk, South Staffordshire, North Staffordshire, Cornwall, Dorset, Scottish, etc £200 - £250 plus BP*

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Lot 190 Lot 185 AN INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL, Bar Burma 1887-89, named to 1299 Riﬂeman Chandler Sing Gurung, 44th Ghurka Riﬂes, naming is showing age and not crisp £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 186 AN INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL, Bar Pegu, named to John Hankin 51st Kings Own Light Infantry £250 - £300 plus BP* Lot 187 AN INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL, Bar Burma 1887-89, named to 847 Pte W. McDonald, Royal Scots Fus £150 - £175 plus BP* Lot 188 AN INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL, Bars Burma 1885-87, Burma 1887-89, named to 28 Pte W. Norman, 1st Btn York, L.I. £250 - £275 plus BP*

Lot 188 Lot 189 A LARGE WOODEN CONSTRUCTION AIRCRAFT PROPELLER, approximately 2.5 meters, painted in black, gold tips, marked as follows....DRG NOLA 613C/1, Cheetah X D733, possibly from the Cheetah X Inter War Aircraft £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 190 A FAMILY GROUP OF MEDALS AND EPHEMERA, to include a WWI 1914-15 Star trio of medals named to 2625 Pte J.L. STENNING, 19th London Regiment Cpl on British War/Victory medal, together with a short typed information sheet regarding Stenning who joined the 19th London’s and posted to the ‘Toffs’ Company, a telegram much later written with the date Nov 11th 1918, also a framed ‘Mentioned in Dispatches’ certificate dated 16th March 1919 for J.L. Stenning and a Post War General Service medal, Bar Palestine 1945-48 named to Pilot Officer K.J. Stenning, R.A.F. the son of J.L. Stenning, he flew missions in Palestine with regards to supply drops, etc, also present are some old photos in a folder and a number of ‘Valentines’ Aircraft recognition postcards £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 191 A SWING MOUNTED GROUP OF WWI TRIO MEDALS, named to 17466 Pte G. Butler, Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry, Cpl on British War and Victory medals, together with a large glazed frame of Butler in uniform, with imposed image of his wife / ﬁancee, etc, damaged inside mount, also another loose mounted photo of Butler, together with a small number of buttons, enamelled badges and a R.A.F cap badge £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 192 A WWII ERA JAPANESE OFFICERS CAVALRY SABRE, blade is not marked but the end of the metal scabbard bears the serial number faint, 79934, the blade may have markings but age residue near the hilt would have to be removed to ﬁnd out, wooden grip and well securing push locking button inside grip £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 193 Lot 193 A VERY FINE EXAMPLE OF A WWI PRINCESS MARY CHRISTMAS 1914 TIN, almost complete with all contents, to include pack of tobacco, pack of cigarettes, photo of Princess Mary, presentation card, also a black and white photo of the tins recipient, a Royal Navy Veteran, Frank Ernest RIDGE, Royal Navy C.E.R.A. Chief Engine Room Articifer, with 1912 press cutting and a letter from a Stoke based Dentist, regarding Ridge, sadly missing is the photo of Queen Mary/Geo V, very good condition £130 - £170 plus BP*

Lot 194 Lot 194 A BOX CONTAINING AN ARCHIVE OF ITEMS TO A SOLDIER FROM THE 1ST BTN EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT, 37090 Pte T. Hollingworth, a framed document from 1918 relating to Hollingworth being a returning Prisoner of War from Germany after WWI, several black and white photographs which feature Hollingworth (according to family vendor), two small leather covered WWI period testaments attributed to Hollingworth, an Imperial German Regimental pipe with metal and ceramic ﬁnish, bottom bowl has been cracked at some stage and is attached by cord, no unit markings present, a WWI era ﬁeld dressing which is sealed and complete, two green canvas bags and funeral card for Hollingworth dated July 15th 1923, also a framed silk pin cushion with various silks attached relating to the 6th Btn North Staffordshire Regiment (parcel) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 195 A WWI ERA ‘ROSS RIFLE CO.’ QUEBEC CANADA RIFLE BAYONET, full marked, with proof marks, etc, complete in leather covered scabbard and frog and a WWI era German Mauser K98 bayonet, marked WKC (Weyersberg & Kirschbaum) with Knights helmet logo, complete with scabbard and leather frog (2) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 196

Lot 199

Lot 200

Lot 196 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY VASE, with reticulated rim, on four scrolled leaf feet, shape No.G.42 L/S, painted with pears and black grapes, two white grapes verso, signed David J. Scyner, printed and painted marks to base including ‘P.W’, height 22cm (condition: no signs of chips, cracks or restoration, some splashes of dirt and household paint on the back £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 200 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY POT POURRI, shape No.H169A, painted with apples and black cherries between gilt arches, signed Roberts, printed and painted marks, height 15.5cm (condition: no signs of chips, cracks or restoration, a few spots of household paint/residue and a slight patch of raised glaze to the left of the foremost cherry, gilding worn/darker on base and on neck of ﬁnial) £150 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 197 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY PLATE, gilt painted No.W9535, painted with apples and white grapes, signed SibleyLewis, printed, painted and impressed marks, diameter 27cm (condition: no signs of chips, cracks or restoration, the reverse side is a little dirty and has a scratch in the glaze) £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 201 A ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY TWIN HANDLED VASE, painted with sprays of wild and hedgerow flowers, shape No.1021, date cypher for 1900, height 24cm, together with another Royal Worcester blush ivory twin handled vase, painted with thistledown and wild flowers, shape No.1839, date cypher for 1900, printed marks and a Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer painted with sprays of wild and hedgerow flowers, shape No.1581, date cypher for 1903, height 16cm (3) (condition: shape No.1021 has wear to the gilding around the rim, as does shape No.1839, ewer has hair line cracks extending through the back of the body) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 198 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY TEA CUP, SAUCER AND TEA PLATE, all three pieces with silver shape gilt rims, cup with gilt interior and handle, the cup painted with apples and black grapes, the saucer with apples and white grapes, both signed Roberts, the tea plate painted with peaches and blackberries, signed P. English, all three pieces with printed marks (3) (condition: no signs of chips, cracks or restoration to all pieces) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 199 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY PLANTER, shape No.3782, with gilt bird head twin handles, one side with apples and blackberries, the other with peaches and white grapes, signed M. Tandy, gilt foot rim, printed marks, height 11cm x diameter 11.5cm (condition: no signs of chips, cracks or restoration, water line to interior approximately 2.5cm up from base) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 202 A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY TWIN HANDLED VASES, shape No.1674, printed and painted with pink and yellow roses, forget-me-nots and foliage, date cyphers for 1895, puce printed marks, height 27cm (2) (condition: one vase has restoration to both handles, the other vase has a patch of restoration to the rim) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 203 A COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY CUPS, SAUCERS AND A TEA PLATE, printed and painted with floral sprays, date cyphers for 1912, 1893, 1906 and 1904, all pieces with puce printed marks (7) (condition: tea plate has a chip to the underside of the rim, two cups have crazing, not stained) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 204 FIVE PIECES OF ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY, comprising a trumpet shaped posy vase on a circular base with three paw feet, shape No.1746, printed and tinted floral decoration, puce marks, date cypher for 1895, height 23cm, a similarly decorated relief moulded plate, shape No.1512, puce marks, date cypher for 1892, diameter 22.2cm, a shallow dish with ribbed sides, printed and tinted with flowers, shape No.1416, puce marks, date cypher for 1912 and two reticulated pot pourris, one with a cover, green backstamps and shape No.G76 and G302, heights 11.5cm and 7.5cm (5) (condition: all pieces appear to be in good condition, no signs of chips, cracks or restoration) £120 - £180 plus BP* Lot 205 A ROYAL WORCESTER POT POURRI AND COVER, painted with autumnal fruit by Kitty Blake, signed, shape No.G1054, puce marks, date cypher for 1931, height 15.5cm (condition: restoration to the cover on the underside to a gilt area, gilding loss and restoration to the rim of the pot pourri) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 208 Lot 208 A ROYAL WORCESTER BUD VASE OF BALUSTER FORM PAINTED WITH TWO HIGHLAND SHEEP BY ERNEST BARKER, gilt rims, burnished green gilt band to neck, shape No.H286, puce marks, date cypher for 1919, height 10.5cm (condition: no sign of chips, cracks or restoration, security pen postcode visible under UV light) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 206 A ROYAL WORCESTER EWER PAINTED WITH ROSES, signed by Reginald Austin, burnished green gilt and blush ivory rims, shape No.H209, green printed marks, date cypher for 1909, height 14cm and a Hadley’s Worcester squat circular vase, pale brown wavy rim and scrolled feet, the main body painted with autumnal fruits, ﬂowers and insects, printed green mark, painted 212/11.38 in iron red, height 7cm (2) (condition: ewer has a few light glaze scratches and a small amount of speckles of household paint, the small vase has wear to the gilding on the rim) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 207 A ROYAL WORCESTER TWIN HANDLED VASE PAINTED WITH MALLARD DUCKS IN FLIGHT BY JAMES STINTON, blush ivory relief moulded rim, neck, handles and foot rim, the reverse painted with a landscape, shape No.1109, puce marks, date cypher for 1911, height 15cm (condition: no chips or restoration but there is a vertical crack running from the rim down to the narrowing of the neck) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 209 Lot 209 A ROYAL WORCESTER POT POURRI AND COVER DECORATED WITH HIGHLAND CATTLE BY HARRY STINTON, the cover with knopped ﬁnial above four foliate pierced ovals, the vase with four green and gilt arches, main decoration signed H. Stinton, the reverse painted with a landscape, shape No.H175, black printed marks and date cypher for 1952, height 11.5cm (condition: no evidence of damage) £150 - £200 plus BP*

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Lot 210 Lot 210 A ROYAL WORCESTER INVERTED BALUSTER VASE DECORATED WITH TWO CRANES IN A LANDSCAPE BY WILLIAM POWELL, the cranes watering in a desert oasis, signed W. Powell, on four leaf shaped scrolled feet with blush ivory bands in between, shape No.F106/H145.74, green printed marks, date cypher for 1911, s.d., height 21cm (condition: the rim has a glued repair which has been in two sections) £400 - £600 plus BP* Lot 211 A PAIR OF MILWYN HOLLOWAY HAND PAINTED OVAL PORCELAIN PLAQUES, one with half timbered and thatched cottage with man gardening and lady on track with poultry, signed lower left, the other of a thatched cottage by the edge of wood, a lady and two children with poultry beside a pond, signed lower right, both in card mounts, framed and glazed, the verso backing with circular cut away revealing printed marks to plaque, plaque size 15cm x 22cm, overall size 26.5cm x 34cm (2) (condition: both plaques in good condition) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 212 A NEAR PAIR OF VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY PIPE SMOKING SEATED SPANIELS, gilt details to collar, padlock and coat, on a rectangular scrolled base with green glazed top and gilt details to scrolls, heights 26cm and 25.5cm (2) (condition: left hand dog has old repair at join of pipe to side of mouth, gilding wear in places, the right hand dog has a chip to the underside of the base and to the tail) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 213 NANKING CARGO, A CHINESE PORCELAIN FOOTED BOWL, the exterior with a scholar on a bridge pattern, bears Christies label ex lot 3119, diameter 15cm, together with a tea bowl and saucer, decorated with foliate motifs, bear Christies labels for ex lot 5244, tea bowl label loose (3) (condition: foot of bowl has a crack, tea bowl and saucer in good condition) £30 - £50 plus BP*

Lot 216 Lot 214 A ROYAL WORCESTER FRUIT STUDY TEACUP AND SAUCER, the exterior of the cup gilded, the interior painted with apples and cherries signed E. Townsend, date cypher for 1929, diameter 8.7cm, the saucer with gilt centre surrounded by a fruit study of peaches and grapes, signed A.G. Moseley, date cypher for 1925, diameter 14.5cm (condition: some light scratching to the gilding in the centre of the saucer, no sign of chips, cracks or restoration) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 215 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PEARLWARE COFFEE CAN, printed and painted with a floral design on a swirled feather orange printed ground, the interior sepia printed with British Order of The Garter and profile portrait of George III, s.d., together with an early 19th Century English porcelain coffee cup and saucer and two matching dessert service serving dishes, hand painted with alternating panels of leaves and shaded blue bands with spiral gilt detail, a 19th Century Wedgwood black basalt cylindrical spill vase with fluted bands, impressed marks, height 15cm, an early 19th Century Meissen coffee cup and saucer, painted with Deutsche Blumen and green ribbon borders with gilt details, painted crossed sword and * mark and a Victorian porcelain hand painted box and cover from a wash/dressing table set (8) (condition: Pearlware coffee can has some losses to the green leaves, crazed but not stained, hairline in rim, saucer with blue bands has a star hairline in the underside, one of the matching dishes has staining and crazing to the underside, the basalt vase has small splashes of white household paint and light surface marks, the Meissen cup and saucer has some gilding loss and the porcelain box has several stained cracks) £50 - £80 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 216 A COLLECTION OF NINE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY DRINKING GLASSES, including a cordial glass with ogee bowl engraved with a foliate design, folded circular foot, height 14.5cm, a wine glass with bell shaped bowl, on a clear air twist stem, domed foot with several chips, height 16.5cm, a cordial glass with conical shaped bowl, clear air twist stem, circular foot, height 15.5cm and a wine glass with conical bowl, extended tear drop inclusion to stem, domed and folded circular foot, height 15.5cm, together with a Roman glass unguentarium, height 16cm (condition: all pieces in good condition apart from slight imperfections in the manufacturing process and from the wine glass with the bell shaped bowl which has a chipped base) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 217 FOUR VICTORIAN ELSMORE & FORSTER IRONSTONE CHINA JUGS, comprising a puzzle jug, height 21.5cm, a near pair of jugs, height 18cm and a larger jug, height 23cm, all four printed and painted with harlequins and animals including cock ﬁghting scenes, all bearing printed marks to the base (4) (condition: the puzzle jug has a crack in the rim, the underside has three stained cracks radiating from the hole, with other staining and surface scuffs and scratches, the pair of jugs, one has a repaired handle with glue top and bottom, glaze scuffs to the lip, the other has scuffs and scratches, the largest jug has a stained crack from the underside running up to the lower end of the handle, other patches of staining and crazing to the handle and base both inside and out, paint loss to the rim) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 218 Lot 218 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SALTGLAZED STONEWARE JUG WITH PLATED RIM, engraved ‘Sacred to Friendship to Mirth & Mild Ale’, horizontally ribbed neck above an ovoid body decorated with a rectangular Punch Party plaque which is surrounded by applied trees, foliage and hunting scene, base unmarked, height 22cm (condition: copper showing through in places to plated rim, rough patch to the top of the handle, a few small ﬁring faults to the applied decoration) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 219 A ROYAL WORCESTER FOOTED BOWL WITH WAVY RIM, hand painted with autumnal fruits, signed by Kitty Blake, gilt rims, puce marks, date cypher for 1931, diameter 18cm x height 7cm (condition: overall good condition, some light scratches to the bowl interior) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 220 A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES OF FRENCH FISHERMAN AND WOMAN, model No.1202 to both, ivory skin tones with burnished gilding to the green and blush ivory glazes, puce marks to female, green marks to male, date cyphers for 1912, heights 20.5cm and 19cm (2) (condition: male figure in good condition, female figure has two sticky residue patches to the back of the skirt which were picked up under UV light but no evidence of restoration when teeth test done) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 221 A EARLY VICTORIAN SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTRE JUG, printed and painted with a vignette and verse ‘Sailors’ Farewell’ and a titled scene ‘A West View of the cast iron bridge over the River Wear built by R. Burdon Esqr....’ below the pouring lip ‘P & M Lillywhite 1841’ with a hand painted garland of red and blue flowers, height 19cm, together with a Victorian Sunderland pink lustre bowl, the exterior monochrome printed with vignette and verse ‘Sailors’ Farewell’, ‘A West View of the cast bridge over the River Wear....’ and verse ‘Then noble bark of brightest fame...’ the interior printed and tinted Crimea War Memorial with British and French soldiers and portraits titled ‘May They Ever Be United’, diameter 23cm x height 11.5cm (2) (condition: the jug has crazing and staining, light wear to the pink lustre in places, the bowl has a lumpy fault to the interior towards the base, the transfers have flown into the glaze, other underglaze firing faults to interior and exterior, light wear to pink lustre, especially the rims) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 223 CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR LINTHORPE POTTERY, a jug glazed in browns/greens, moulded with a circle and scroll design to both sides, shape No.805, impressed ‘LINTHORPE HT’, facsimile Dresser signature and 805, restored to rim, height 20cm, together with a similar Linthorpe miniature jug, with circle and star design to both sides, shape No.932, impressed marks, no signature mark, height 10.5cm (2) (condition: 805 has extensive restoration to the rim, neck and foot, 932 has two scuffs to the glaze around the top rim exterior, one is down to the body) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 222

Lot 222 A GROUP OF 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY BRITISH CERAMICS, comprising a late 18th Century Derby porcelain ﬁgure of a cupid as a bird vendor, incised ‘No.202’ to the base, height 10cm, an early 19th Century Coalport porcelain boat shaped teapot on rectangular stand, unmarked, circa 1825, an early 19th Century William Smith & Co moulded earthenware plate printed with a scene of a 17th Century couple in the grounds of a castle, impressed WS & Co’s WEDGEWOOD, diameter 18.2cm and a 19th Century Morgan Wood & Co pearlware plate, printed with a still life of fruit, printed M.W & Co bee mark, diameter 23cm (5) (condition: cherub has a few losses to decoration on the tricorn hat, restoration to arms, bird, wings and cage, teapot on stand has wear to the gilding, star crack to the base, the cover crazed and cracked to one edge and a hairline, stand has wear to the gilding, William Smith plate has light glaze scuffs and staining, the Morgan Wood & Co plate has crazing in the glaze) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 224 CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR LINTHORPE POTTERY, a jug with mottled brown/green glazes, shape No.183, impressed ‘LINTHORPE HT’, facsimile Dresser signature and 183, restored, height 14.5cm, together with five other pieces of Linthorpe Pottery, comprising an onion shaped vase, shape No.849, impressed marks, height 12cm, an inverted baluster vase, shape No.1609, impressed marks, damaged, height 18.5cm, a squat twin handled baluster vase, impressed marks, restored, height 11cm, a cylindrical planter with flared base, shape No.536, defective, impressed marks, height 19cm and a twin handled baluster vase with a funnel shaped neck, shape No.2141, restored, height 36.5cm (6) (condition: No.183 restored to lip and rim, No.849 appears to be free from chips, cracks and restoration, glaze is rough around the rim, No.1609 has a glued repair to upper rim, squat twin handled vase is restored to the wavy rim and handles, No.536 has cracks running through the body towards the flared base and No.241 is restored to the neck and handles) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 225 TWO MIDDLE EASTERN EARTHENWARE SQUAT CAULDRON SHAPED VESSELS, rounded bases, both with iridescent green glazes with raised decoration, one with flowers within borders, the other with bands of geometric designs, painted script to the undersides, floral pattern example with impressed circular mark, heights 6.5cm and 6cm (2) (condition: both have damage/glaze loss around the upper rims, small patches of glaze loss to bases) £20 - £30 plus BP*

Lot 223

Lot 226 A LATE 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN POTTERY CHARGER, painted with a Venetian scene of a musician in a gondola serenading two ladies on a balcony, signed G. Battaglia Fecit 1884, signed in blue verso and Napoli, diameter 62cm (condition: some patches of paint and glaze loss, some crazing in the paint, ﬁring inclusions, no sign of restoration) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 229 BERNARD MOORE (BRITISH 1850-1935), four pieces of flambe Pottery comprising a large ovoid shape vase with reduced lustre cherry blossom decoration, height approximately 23cm (nibbles to the base, scratches to the glaze), a Meiping shape vase , height approximately 18cm, (with restoration), lidded baluster vase with reduced lustre foliate decoration, height approximately 15cm (restored, scratches to the glaze), small baluster vase (chipped rim), height approximately 7cm, name or initials to the bases (4) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 227 Lot 227 A 20TH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN OVAL TUREEN AND COVER ON STAND, each piece painted in the style of Tallec with vignettes of floral sprays within a blue ground, gilt decoration, painted marks and overpainted Limoges mark, stand width 47cm and tureen width 38cm (condition: in good condition, no signs of chips, cracks or restoration) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 230 Lot 230 A GROUP OF BOURNE DENBY ORIENT WARES, comprising a large twin handled vase, height 24cm, swollen ovoid vase, thistle shaped vase with handle, globular vase with handle, squashed onion shaped vase with squared neck, twin handled pin tray and chamber candlestick with handle (7) (condition: no damage or restoration although the thistle vase has some pitting from the firing process) £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 231 BERNARD MOORE (BRITISH 1850-1935), a ribbed baluster vase, having a streaky blue/green gloss ground over a matt blue body, height approximately 14.5cm, printed marks to the base, together with a flambe baluster vase, height approximately 25cm (2) (condition: some flaking of the glaze to the flambe vase) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 228 Lot 228 A COLLECTION OF TWENTY FOUR GREEN, BLUE AND CLEAR PHARMACY BOTTLES, variety of sizes and ages of manufacture including second half of 20th Century, some damage including broken stoppers, some poison bottles, together with a small number of loose smaller stoppers, height of largest bottle 24cm, together with a 19th Century large glass pharmacy jar and domed cover with worn painted interior, faintly reading ‘MAGNESIA’, height 73cm x diameter 34cm (condition: varied condition with damage to stoppers, missing glass labels, wear, etc, the large magnesia jar painted interior is very worn and the loose areas are collecting inside the base) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 232 A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED GINGER JAR/POT POURRI JAR, the ovoid body with reticulated ﬂower motifs, decorated in a pale crystalline glaze over a matt streaked ground, impressed Ruskin England 1927 to the base (condition: missing lid) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 233 A RUSKIN POTTERY EGGSHELL BOWL, having a blue mottled glaze to the exterior and an orange and blue crystalline glaze to the interior, height approximately 8cm x diameter 20cm, impressed Ruskin England 1932 to the base (condition: no chips or cracks) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 235 Lot 234 A RUSKIN POTTERY TABLE LAMP, the stepped hexagonal base rising to a tapered cylindrical stem, blue and white matt glaze, impressed Ruskin England 1930, height approximately 31.5cm excluding fitting, together with a Ruskin hexagonal vase decorated with a blue over green ground, impressed Ruskin England, indistinct date, height approximately 16.5cm (2) (condition: some crazing to the white glaze on the lamp, no obvious chips or cracks) £70 - £100 plus BP* Lot 235 THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a decorative single handled jug, impressed triangular backstamp, dated 1932, height approximately 18cm, an ovoid vase, triangular backstamp, dated 1932, height approximately 18.5cm and an onion shaped vase, triangular backstamp, dated 1933, the last official year of production, height approximately 26.5cm, all decorated in a green crystalline glaze (3) (condition: no chips or cracks) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 236 A COLLECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY, comprising two pieces of Winchcombe Pottery, a stoneware flagon, approximately 29cm and a vase approximately 31cm, both with impressed marks, together with a Derek Clarkson baluster vase, Trevor Lillistone vase and five others indistinctly marked (9) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 238 Lot 237 TWO PIECES OF MINIATURE RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising two shallow bowls, a green example impressed Ruskin England 1922 and an orange example impressed Ruskin, together with an unmarked yellow miniature bowl in the manner of Ruskin, height approximately 3cm (3) (condition: small chip to the green vase) £70 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 240 TWO RUSKIN POTTERY BOWLS, the ﬁrst being a yellow and green crystalline example with impressed backstamps, height approximately 5cm, the second an orange and green example dated 1930, height approximately 5cm (2) (condition: rough area of glaze to the inside surface of the second bowl) £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 238 THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a candlestick, impressed Ruskin 1918 to the base, together with two vases, both dated 1921, all decorated in a yellow lustre glaze, tallest approximately 17cm (3) (condition: no chips or cracks, some crazing to the glaze) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 239 THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a small peach lustre ginger jar with damaged lid, impressed marks to base, dated 1925, a pair of blue lustre vases, impressed marks, dated 1922, one vase damaged, together with a footed eggshell bowl and squashed ovoid bowl, both unmarked to the bases but in the manner of Ruskin, tallest height approximately 16cm (5) £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 241 Lot 241 A HIGH FIRED RUSKIN POTTERY FLAMBE VASE, the red glaze over a white ground with copper green spotting, triangular backstamp, height approximately 22cm (condition: the base has not been ﬁnished and has uneven lumps of glaze to it, some scratches to the body) £400 - £500 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 242 RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising an onion shaped vase in blue and orange glaze, incised William Howson Taylor signature with triangular backstamp, dated 1931, height approximately 30cm, together with cylindrical vase with ﬂared rim, blue, orange and green glazes, impressed marks to base, dated 1933, height approximately 24cm (2) (condition: no chips or cracks) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 243 THREE RUSKIN HEXAGONAL CANDLESTICKS, an orange, green and blue example, a blue and green example dated 1931, height approximately 20.5cm, a smaller orange and green example dated 1930, height approximately 10cm, together with a hexagonal candlestick in the manner of Ruskin, tallest approximately 20.5cm (4) (cracked) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 244 FOUR RUSKIN POTTERY VASES, comprising a yellow and green example, impressed marks to base, height approximately 16cm, a streaked matt glaze example, impressed Ruskin England, height approximately 13cm, a small blue and white vase, impressed marks, dated 1931 (damaged) and a hexagonal green and orange vase with William Howson Taylor signature to base (damaged) (4) £30 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 245

Lot 245 A PILKINGTON’S ROYAL LANCASTRIAN LOBED BALUSTER VASE, having a blue mottled ground with raised foliate decoration, height approximately 21cm, over glazed mark to the base (condition: no chips or cracks) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 246 A PILKINGTON’S ROYAL LANCASTRIAN BALUSTER STORAGE JAR WITH LID, decorated in a blue streaked glaze, impressed marks to base, dated 1906, height approximately 25cm, from the Bill Coles Collection (condition: chip to the lid, two chips to the rim) £70 - £100 plus BP* Lot 247 THREE PILKINGTONS LANCASTRIAN VASES, comprising a pair of lobed vases, pattern No.2822, dated 1913, height approximately 24cm, together with a lobed baluster vase, pattern No.2368, dated 1906, height approximately 20.5cm, all covered in a crimson streaked glaze (3) (condition: some crazing to the glaze in places) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 248 TWO PILKINGTON’S ROYAL LANCASTRIAN VASES, comprising a lobed baluster vase, having a blue mottled ground, decorated with a sprig of contrasting foliage, height approximately 27cm, two ﬁring faults to the glaze, and a lobed baluster vase with dark blue ground and raised foliate decoration, height approximately 21cm, impressed marks to both bases (2) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 249 THREE PIECES OF PILKINGTON LANCASTRIAN POTTERY, comprising a lidded storage jar decorated in a ﬂambe glaze, dated 1912, height approximately 21cm, a baluster vase, shape No.3022, height approximately 20cm (from the Bill Coles Collection) and a lobed gourd shaped vase decorated in a strawberry and white streaked glaze, height approximately 17cm (3) (condition: no chips or cracks) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 250 A PILKINGTON LANCASTRIAN BALUSTER VASE, decorated in a brown treacle metallic glaze fading to black bands top and bottom, printed mark to base, impressed P and V, height approximately 23cm (condition: no chips or cracks) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 251 TWO PILKINGTON LANCASTRIAN VASES, comprising a lobed baluster vase decorated in a bronze patinated glaze, painted backstamp, height approximately 28cm, together with a heptagonal shaped vase, painted backstamp, green glaze, height approximately 24cm (2) (condition: small chip to the foot of the lobed vase, crazing to the glaze of the green vase) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 251A CLARICE CLIFF FOR NEWPORT POTTERY, two graduated ‘Gayday’ pattern bowls from Bizarre range, largest approximately 9cm x 20.5cm diameter (2) (condition: both bowls have age related wear to the glaze, the smaller bowl has heavy wear to the inside surface glaze and nibbles to the foot) £50 - £70 plus BP*

Lot 249

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 257 A TROIKA POTTERY VASE, having sgrafﬁto decoration to the body, decorated by Alison Brigden painted marks to the base, height approximately 23cm £70 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 254 Lot 252 C.H. BRANNAM FOR LIBERTY & CO, a pair of earthenware candlesticks with ﬂuted drip pans, decorated in a green high gloss glaze, impressed marks to bases, height approximately 40cm (condition: small chips and nibbles to both candlesticks) (2) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 253 SIR EDMUND ELTON FOR SUNFLOWER POTTERY, a baluster shaped vase with incised and raised decoration, covered in a blue streaky glaze, height approximately 21cm, together with a footed baluster vase with raised foliate decoration, blue and brown glazes, height approximately 21.5cm, both inscribed backstamp (condition: both have a small amount of damage to the raised decoration and some crazing to the glaze) (2) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 253A LOTTIE RHEAD WARE FOR ELLGREAVE POTTERY CO. LTD, teawares designed by Charlotte Rhead c.1923/1924, four cups and saucers, milk jug, saucer and sugar bowl, printed backstamps (11) (condition: two saucers are chipped, one cup has a small chip) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 257 Lot 254 A WILEMAN & CO FOLEY FAIENCE CANDLESTICK/ CHAMBERSTICK, decorated in a ‘Spano-Lustra’ iridescent glaze, printed backstamp, height approximately 49cm, together with two Bursley Ware candlesticks, a polychrome example with ﬂower decoration and a blue and white example (condition: some wear to the glaze on the Foley and nibbles to the drip pan, some wear to the gilding on the polychrome example (3) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 255 ZSOLNAY PECS, an iridescent gold baluster shaped vase with green striations, printed backstamp to the base, height approximately 18cm (condition: small chip to the glaze) £70 - £100 plus BP* Lot 256 ZSOLNAY PECS, a globular lobed vase with cylindrical neck, iridescent green and gold glaze, printed backstamp, height approximately 17cm (condition: no obvious damage or restoration) £70 - £100 plus BP*Lot 256A A POOLE POTTERY GALLEON BASED ON HAROLD STABLER’S 1925 DESIGN, this new version was produced by Poole Studio from 1998-2017, printed backstamp, height approximately 26.5cm (condition: no chips, cracks or restoration) £170 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 258 A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED MINIATURE VASE BY WILLIAM HOWSON TAYLOR, ovoid with tapering neck, covered in a red and white mottled glaze, impressed Ruskin, England to the base (small chip to rim), together with a cracked Ruskin miniature vase in an iridescent blue glaze, height approximately 7cm (2) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 259 A MDINA CUT ICE VASE, designed by Michael Harris, decorated internally with blue and brown streaks, unsigned, height approximately 26cm (condition: small bruise, some internal frit) £70 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 260 Lot 260 A CAITHNESS WHITEFRIARS LIMITED EDITION PAPERWEIGHT, 21/25, inscribed ‘Whitefriars Forest Glory’, Caithness Scotland, this is from the Endangered Species Collection, designed by Allan Scott, released 2007, it features a slice of Whitefriars Monk Cane, height approximately 9.5cm, with soft pouch £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 261 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS AND CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL CARRIAGE CLOCK, cream enamel dial, s.d., with blue Arabic numerals within champleve panel, four glass panels, solid door to back, back of movement stamped ‘MADE IN FRANCE’ within an oval, height to top of swing handle 15cm, with key (condition: in working order at time of cataloguing, dial has cracks in the section between the numbers 3 and 6, the back door is not closing properly as is slightly mishapen) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 262 A LATE 19TH CENTURY ELKINGTON & CO GILT BRONZE CHARGER, cast in relief with Bellerophon on Pegasus surrounded by cherub, circular disc vacant, bears registration No.10352 and impressed Elkington & Co to the front, diameter 42cm (condition: dints around the edge, evidence to the back that the charger has been framed, spot of solder at the 5 o’clock position) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 263 Lot 263 A LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT BRASS AND PORCELAIN CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK, with alarm and push button repeat mechanism, striking on a gong, the movement unsigned and un-numbered, the porcelain dial with Roman numerals, four porcelain panels with turquoise ground, painted with courting couples, cherub and landscapes, two panels a.f, height with swing handle up approximately 17cm, with key and original leather case (condition: leather carry case in worn but complete and servicable order, the clock has a cracked panel to the top and to the left hand facing side lower edge, gilding worn in places, carry handle not staying up, repeat button slightly mishapen but does work, clock chimes/repeats and winds but does not tick) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 264 Lot 264 A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL, MOTHER OF PEARL, TREEN, BONE AND IVORY SEALS, needlework requisites, Stanhopes, miniature puzzle ball (a.f), carved coquilla nut, etc, to include a souvenir of Brighton bone and vegetable ivory Stanhope tape measure, an ivory pin cushion of basket weave shape and an early 20th Century sterling silver and enamel ‘Bermuda’ seal (parcel) (condition: generally mixed condition with wear to gilding, damage to ivory puzzle ball, coquilla nut has losses and splits, other pieces incomplete) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 265 TWO VICTORIAN MOTHER OF PEARL CARD CASES, the larger example with foliate engraved decoration, the smaller example with parquetry design, loose hinge, together with an olive wood card case, two Victorian snuff boxes, the larger horn and tortoiseshell, the smaller papier mache with tortoiseshell effect lid, a stained treen table clamp pin cushion, a draw string bag beaded back and front with a scene of a courting couple, a late Victorian address book printed with scene of St. Mary’s Church, Melton Mowbray and a domed treen box (9) (condition: larger mother of pearl card case has a few chips to the bottom edge and the area around the hinge has losses, the smaller case has a loose hinge and chips in this area, smaller snuff box has a worn cover, wooden box and cover has wear) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 266 A VICTORIAN TUNBRIDGE WARE RECTANGULAR NEEDLEWORK BOX, faded and in need of restoration, the hinged lid inlaid with a spray of roses within a geometric border, opening to reveal a pink silk and patterned paper interior above double doors enclosing three drawers, each inlaid with a different geometric pattern, on a plinth style base lacking one foot, height 21cm x width 24.5cm x depth 19cm (condition: outside of box faded from sunlight bleaching, several veneer repairs which are prominent due to fading, patch of veneer loss and splits to the lid, knobs on doors are replacement but drawer knobs look original, door interiors have oval replacements, one foot missing) £30 - £50 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 267 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH EBONISED, TORTOISESHELL AND BRASS INLAID TABLE TOP LIQUEUR BOX, of domed form, hinged lid and hinged sides openings to reveal a shelf of six gilt glasses, above a lift out tray containing three decanters and nine glasses with space for a further three, the lock mount named ‘TAHAN FT, 30 Rue de la Paix, A Paris’, width 32.5cm x depth 23cm x height 25cm (condition: tortoiseshell inlay missing in places, no key, the handle on the right hand side of the box is missing and both hinged sides show evidence of the handles being moved or replaced due to further holes, three glasses missing, one stopper and one decanter are replacements, all gilding worn from the decanters, one of the stoppers is chipped on the base) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 268 A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY FLOORSTANDING GILT METAL EIGHT LIGHT CANDELABRUM, the main cylindrical stem applied with fruiting vine, ears of corn and flower head candle holders, the twin handled urn shaped base with cross within a blue enamelled ground on a triform base, height 140cm (condition: one of the handles is loose/needs solder at top join, one candleholder has a sheared off screw fitting, the top holder also needs attention, a few losses of foliage to the main stem) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 269 A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BRONZE VASE, fitted with a conical bronze sleeve in a frame cast with beasts foliage and flowers, on a circular base, damage to the tip of one handle, height 17cm, together with another late 19th Century Japanese bronze urn and cover, bears script to the rim, possible damage to one foot and adapted interior, height 14.5cm (2) £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 270 Lot 270 TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BRONZE KORO AND COVERS, differing designs, the similar covers with seated dogs of fo, the bases with dogs of fo handles, one with lobed body and cast with birds, the other with decorative cast body and vignettes of birds, both koro on three cabriole legs with grotesque mask knees, bear marks to bases, heights 25cm and 24cm (2) £150 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 271 A BROADHURST CLARKSON & CO OF LONDON THREE DRAWER BRASS TELESCOPE, leather cased, open length 65.5cm, closed length 27.5cm (condition: leather strap split but complete, parts sliding easily) £30 - £50 plus BP* Lot 272 A FRENCH ART DECO MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, surmounted by a spelter dog on a grey and orange veined marble four column case, square dial with Arabic numerals, the movement stamped Japy Freres 10120B, striking on a bell, width 32.5cm x height 43cm (pendulum only) (condition: columns need screw ﬁttings tightening, dog surmount has traces of gilding) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 273 Lot 273 AN ART DECO BRONZE FIGURE OF A PANTHER IN A STALKING POSE, signed to the back foot ‘G. Lavroff’ bears foundry mark ‘MARCEL GUILLEMARD BRONZE 78’, mounted on a rectangular black slate base, length 57cm x height 18.5cm (condition: black slate has a number of chips to the edges) £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 274 AN ART DECO DESK STAND, the cafe au lait colour marble mounted with a pair of bronzed spelter inkwells ﬂanking a seated Alsatian, one inkwell with clear glass liner, pen recess to front edge, width 35cm x height 14cm, together with a pair of gilded/bronzed metal plaques cast in relief with Art Nouveau style female fairies representing day and night, height 32cm x 18cm and a brass pedestal ashtray in the form of a snails shell, height 8cm (4) (condition: desk stand has a few small patches of loss to the bronzing, a few chips to the edges of the marble, the ashtray is missing one of the lugs to hinge the cigarette rest) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 275 AN ART DECO STYLE BRONZE FIGURE GROUP OF A GIRL AND GOAT, after Silvestre, length 41cm x height 15cm, comes with a black granite stand (2) (condition: the bronze does not sit level on a ﬂat surface with the centre section touching and both ends lift up) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 276 Lot 276 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT BRONZE AND CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF A BOY IN AN AIRPLANE, AFTER GEORGES OMERTH (1895-1925), cast as ﬂying over a Continental village, cast signature to tail of plane, stamped 1757 to the side of a building, mounted on an onyx plinth, a.f, and on a shaped rectangular gilt metal base stamped to the underside ‘OUD’ and ‘FABRICATION FRANCAISE * PARIS G.M *’, height 26.5cm x width 24cm (condition: onyx base has a large chunk missing and a fracture line running through the base possibly as a consequence of the visible damage, the metal base plate is bent upwards where the onyx is missing, the plane propeller is off and there is evidence of previous solder repair at the join, the right hand wheel is loose and the plane is missing all four chains that attach to the corners of the wings, the plaque on the base is titled ‘AEROPLANE Par Omertz’) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 277 A MID 20TH CENTURY BRONZE OF A NUDE FEMALE DANCER WITH A TAMBOURINE, after Oscar Laurent De Beul (18811929), cast signature and ‘PATERNOTTE FONDEUR LEMBECQ LEZ-HALL’, on a veined red marble kidney shaped base, height 66.5cm (condition: a few marks to the bronze, several chips to the base of the marble) £150 - £250 plus BP* 50

Lot 278 Lot 278 A LATE 20TH CENTURY BRONZE OF A NUDE FEMALE DANCER WITH A BEAR CUB, after Jean Verscheider, on a rectangular base bearing a reproduced signature, height 54cm x width 35.5cm (condition: overall in good condition, a few marks to the bronze in small patches) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 279 A LATE VICTORIAN BLACK SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, the square top lacking surmount, circular dial with ornately cast side handles, applied Roman numerals, eight day movement striking on a bell, the rectangular plinth base with decorative bar above four lobed bun feet, height 39.5cm x width 37cm, no pendulum and key does not ﬁt winding holes, together with an Art Deco black slate and marble mantel clock, the square dial with carved numerals ﬂanked by two swan like birds, Smiths movement, a.f, width 47cm x height 22.5cm (2) (condition: both clocks incomplete, Victorian example lacks surmount and pendulum, some silvering loss to handles, feet loose, the Art Deco clock lacks hands, the left swan is detached, the movement is at fault) £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 281 Lot 280 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURES OF A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, after Schievelkamp, modelled as late 18th Century aristocrats, the circular bases with cast signatures and 89, mounted on veined black marble cylindrical bases, height 39cm and 38.5cm (2) (condition: both bronzes are slightly overhanging the bases, the gentleman’s base has a chunk of marble missing under his raised foot) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 281 A LATE 18TH CENTURY FRENCH BOULLE MARQUETRY BRACKET CLOCK, ormolu ﬁgural surmount of Hercules wearing a lion skin, the tortoiseshell and ormolu mounted balloon shaped case with shell and fruit above the door and eagle with outstretched wings above Classical devices to the foot of the door and between the front legs, the circular embossed gilt dial with enamel white and blue Roman numerals and an enamel plaque below the dial ‘HELYE A PARIS’, the backplate engraved the same, the eight day movement with count wheel strike on a bell, with key, case key and pendulum, height 69.5cm (condition: left side panel has two cracks in the glass, brass inlay missing to left and right sides, gap between back door and interior base, other losses to timber and splits, ormolu surmount is loose, movement winds, heard and seen chiming) £200 - £300 plus BP*

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Lot 282 Lot 282 A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CASED CIRCULAR THIRTY HOUR WALL CLOCK, the 20cm/8’’ painted dial named ‘WEBSTER Cornhill LONDON’, single fusee movement, with pendulum, overall diameter 26cm (condition: patches of paint loss to the dial, case is stained) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 283 A LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK OF ARCHITECTURAL FORM, urn shaped ﬁnial above a circular porcelain dial with gilt overlay and black Roman numerals, ﬂanked by caryatids, the rectangular base cast with a border of acanthus leaves, the front engraved ‘SOUTHPORT CYCLING CLUB SPORTS 1896’, the eight day movement stamped SF, numbered 104, striking on a gong, with a gilt wood and velvet plinth with bun feet, the underside stamped 38720 and DS in an oval and with a glass dome on ebonised plinth, overall height including dome 49cm, height of clock only 35cm, with pendulum and key (condition: clock movement winds and strikes, back of dome painted black) £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 284 A VICTORIAN IVORY DOG WHISTLE, carved in the form of a hound’s head, length 5.8cm (condition: lacks glass eyes and ring to mouth, old splits along one side of head through the eye, ear and neck) £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 285 Lot 285 A GERMAN AUGSBURG PATTERN BRASS PORTABLE EQUINOCTIAL OCTAGONAL COMPASS SUNDIAL, the compass fingers loose under the glass, the reverse engraved ‘Elevat. Pol. Amsterdam Jena 52 Madrid 40 Roma Salamanca Tivoli 41 Barcellona. And. Vogl’ (Andreas Vogler), width 7.5cm x height 6cm (condition: in poor condition, the glass is discoloured and chipped around the edge of the frame, compass fingers loose, there are a number of holes missing securing fittings) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 286 A LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL AND PORCELAIN CASED CIRCULAR WALL HANGING CLOCK, the blue ground with raised gilding of flowers, foliage and insects, the glazed enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals and centre open to display the movement, the pull off cover bears printed instruction label to the interior in French and English by Fot. Brevete S.G.D.G., the movement stamped 85402 FOT BTE with star, cartouche and anchor mark, the whole suspended on a gilt metal chain with wall fitting attached, height of clock only 37cm (condition: no key, no obvious damage, some wear to the gilt metal work in places) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 289 Lot 287 FOUR EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURES, on ivory, comprising a lady in Empire line dress and lace bonnet, three with gentlemen facing right, one of which is titled verso ‘Uncle Deakin Page to George the 3rd and King William the 4th E Coltman’, together with a portrait miniature on paper of a boy and his dog, all framed and glazed as oval, in rectangular ebonised frames, one frame stamped CLAY verso, largest portrait 6.2cm x 5cm (5) (condition: overall good condition, naively painted portraits in general) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 288 TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURES, on ivory, comprising a gentleman, titled verso William Garner Woodcock, wearing white cravat and deep blue coat, oval 6.6cm x 5.3cm, together with a lady wearing a two strand blue bead necklace, oval 5.5cm x 4.5cm, both in rectangular ebonised frames (2) (condition: portrait of gentleman has a rectangle of glue residue on the glass, metal mounts have wear to the gilding) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 289 A NEAR PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURES, on ivory, of a lady in white dress and bonnet and gentleman in white cravat and dark coat, oval, within gold plated frames, both with glazed hair panels to the reverse, overall size excluding hanging loops 6.3cm x 5.1cm and 6.1cm x 5.1cm (condition: the glazing over the hair in the gentleman’s portrait is cracked, some patches of wear to the gold plating) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 290 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURES, of a boy and girl, on ivory, oval, both initialled A.G.W. to the centre right hand side, in oval gold plated frames, 6cm x 4.7cm (2) (condition: good condition overall) £120 - £180 plus BP* Lot 291 EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A MILITARY GENTLEMAN, on ivory, oval, the reverse glazed and containing plaited hair with seed pearl/bead monogram, miniature 6cm x 4.8cm (condition: good condition overall) £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 292 Lot 292 A LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF QUEEN VICTORIA, on ivory, oval, in a gilt metal oval frame set with paste, the reverse stamped AF, miniature 6.2cm x 5.2cm (condition: one paste missing on right hand side of frame, small chip to edge of ivory centre left hand side) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 293 FOUR EARLY 20TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURES OF LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY BEAUTIES, on ivory, two oval examples with dark haired ladies in white gowns, signed F.R. Berthold, another titled Marie Antoinette verso, all in gilt metal frames, one circular, miniatures 8.9cm x 6.8cm and smaller (4) (condition: overall good condition although portrait titled Marie Antoinette is trimmed at the sides which is visible in the frame) £150 - £250 plus BP* Lot 294 LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY SIDE PROFILE PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, after Delaroche, on ivory, oval, 7.6cm x 6.3cm, glazed and in an oval brass frame (condition: good condition overall) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 297 Lot 295 LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, A PAIR OF PORTRAIT MINIATURES OF A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, on ivory, oval, unsigned, 7cm x 5.8cm, glazed and in oval brass frames (2) (condition: good condition overall, unable to remove portraits from frames for cataloguing) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 296 M. LLEWELLYN (EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL), A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG BLONDE HAIRED BOY, on ivory, oval, signed M. Llewellyn 1905 to the centre right hand edge, in a 9ct gold frame with glazed back, miniature 6.2cm x 4.7cm (condition: good condition overall, unable to remove portrait from frame for cataloguing) £120 - £180 plus BP* Lot 297 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A GENTLEMAN, in side profile, on ivory, of rectangular form, the gold plated frame with glazed back enclosing plaited hair, 4.2cm x 3.4cm, together with a Victorian School portrait miniature of a gentleman in side profile, oval, on ivory, set in half a locket, 3.2cm x 2.5cm (2) (condition: rectangular miniature in good condition, fixed in frame, oval miniature is loose in the mount) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 298 Lot 298 EARLY VICTORIAN SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG LADY, oval, on ivory, 7cm x 5.7cm, glazed and in an oval gold plated frame with gold plated back showing evidence of brooch pin ﬁttings, together with another early Victorian oval portrait miniature of a lady wearing a three strand gold necklace, on ivory, 5.9cm x 4.5cm, glazed back enclosing remnants of hair, gold wire and pearl beads, the frame currently ﬁtted with brooch pin but evidence of locket hinges to edge (2) (condition: both miniatures have had the frames altered in some way, the smaller miniature has possible repair/damage to upper left edge) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 299 EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A GENTLEMAN, WITH WAXED MOUSTACHE, oval, on ivory, bears monogram SL lower right edge, 7.9cm x 5.8cm, in a worn gold plated oval frame (condition: good condition overall, plating worn on frame) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 300 KETURAH COLLINGS, (BRITISH 1862-1948), PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A LADY, circa 1940, oval, on ivory, signed lower right edge, 7.5cm x 6.5cm, in a gilt metal oval frame (condition: good condition overall, unable to remove from frame for cataloguing) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 301 Lot 301 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG CHILD, wearing white cloth cap and dress and a coral bead necklace, circular, on ivory, diameter 5cm, in a gilt metal frame with clover leaf wavy border, together with a George V oval portrait miniature of a blonde haired baby, named verso Derek Mountford, oval, on ivory, indistinctly signed M. Marin ? 1915, 4.5cm x 3.6cm, in an oval gold plated frame (2) (condition: both miniatures in good condition overall) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 302 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A MID 18TH CENTURY LADY, oval, on celluloid, 5.7cm x 4.5cm, in a gold plated oval frame, together with a late 19th Century / early 20th Century portrait miniature of an early 19th Century lady wearing a white cape, titled in pencil to card backing ‘Lady Hamilton after Cosway’, oval, on ivory, 7.3cm x 6cm (2) (condition: overall good condition, both unsigned) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 303 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OVER PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT ON IVORY OF AN OFFICER, oval, 7.1cm x 5.8cm, in an oval brass frame, together with a late 19th / early 20th Century portrait miniature of a gentleman, oval, on ivory, 6.2cm x 4.7cm, in a gold plated frame (2) (condition: miniature of military man has chipped glass and damage to edge of ivory, both lower right edge, the smaller portrait is in good condition overall but has not been removed from its setting) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 304 LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A LATE 17TH CENTURY STYLE LADY, oval, on ivory, 7.3cm x 6cm, set in a boulle marquetry frame, overall, 13.6cm x 11.5cm (condition: unable to remove the miniature from its frame but good condition overall) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 305 LATE VICTORIAN BRITISH SCHOOL (INITIALLED F.B), A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG LADY, initialled F.B and dated (18) 92, oval, on ivory, 6.6cm x 5.3cm, together with another portrait miniature of an Edwardian lady, possibly an over painted photographic image, oval, on ivory, 7.2cm x 6cm, in an oval brass frame (2) (condition: the back of the Victorian miniature is in poor condition, many of the triangular fold over metal clips are missing, both miniatures are in good condition overall) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 306 AN EASEL BACK CASED FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A FAIR HAIRED CHILD, an over painted photographic image, on celluloid, 7cm x 5.8cm, in a gold plated oval frame, together with another similar portrait of a dark haired child, oval, 7cm x 6cm and a circular over painted photographic miniature of two young boys, set in a frame with glazed back containing a curl of hair, stamped 925 and set with paste to the front, image diameter 3.2cm (3) (condition: all three in good condition overall) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 307 VICTORIAN SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A LADY, oval, on ivory, 7cm x 5.7cm, in an oval brass frame, together with an Edwardian portrait miniature, monogrammed NC, depicting a lady wearing a cream shawl, rectangular, on ivory, 7.1cm x 5.9cm, in a rectangular brass frame (2) (condition: good condition overall to both) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 308 Lot 308 LATE 19TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A GENTLEMAN, wearing chains of ofﬁce, oval, on ivory, initialled A. G. W., oval, 7.5cm x 6.2cm, in an oval brass frame, together with a late 19th / early 20th Century oval portrait miniature of a lady, on ivory, s.d., 6cm x 4.5cm, in a horseshoe shaped paste set brass frame (2) (condition: gentleman not sitting ﬂush in frame, portrait of lady has splits and losses visible only when out of frame) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 309 EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL ATTRIBUTED TO NORAH BROWNE, a cased portrait miniature of a young lady wearing a brown dress and bar brooch, oval, on ivory, the paper backing bears inscription ‘V84143 Wykeham 165 Victoria St, SW.1 Artist Norah C. Browne, 6.8cm x 5cm, in an oval gilt metal frame, together with three early 20th Century over painted photograph miniatures of ladies, including a circular example in the original leather easel back case (4) (condition: overall good condition) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 310 LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL, PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A LADY WEARING LACE CAP, initialled A.G.W., oval, on ivory, 6.8cm x 5.5cm, in an oval brass frame (condition: unable to remove from the frame, appears to be in good condition overall) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 311 THREE LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURES OF LADIES, probably all from photographic image and over painted, the largest is signed under the mount ‘PAINTED BY A.E. GARDINER, WORTHING 5.6.01’ and on paper verso is written Eleanor SladeGully nee Knatchbull Born Dec 21st 1837, Died Oct 30th 1900, on ivory, 6.3cm x 5cm, the lady wearing the hat painted on celluloid (3) (condition: all three appear to be in good condition overall) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 312 TWO LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT MINIATURES OF BOYS, oval, on ivory, 6.9cm x 5.1cm and 4cm x 3.3cm, in gold plated frames, together with a cased tinted photographic miniature of a girl in an oval brass frame and a mid 20th Century oval brooch painted with a blonde haired beauty, initialled EK, in a gilt metal mount, 3.2cm x 2.5cm (4) (condition: the largest miniature is bowed in the mount, the smaller boy has been cut down and is in a sealed frame, the miniature of the girl cannot easily be removed from the frame) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 313 FIVE LEATHER BOUND CASES FOR MINIATURE PORTRAITS, four with double ﬂaps to hold oval frames and the ﬁfth of oval form with glass inset to one side (5) (condition: overall good to fair condition) £20 - £30 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 316 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH 1972), ‘Daisy Trail’, a limited edition cold cast porcelain sculpture of a boy pushing his dog in a wheelbarrow, 307/595, impressed signature, height approximately 29cm, with certiﬁcate and box (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 317 A STEEL SCULPTURE DEPICTING A HUMAN FIGURE, ﬂanked by a triangular shape and a question mark, unsigned, height approximately 46cm £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 318 A LOST WAX BRONZE SCULPTURE OF TWO NUDE FEMALE FIGURES ENTWINNED, unsigned, cast at the Clementi Foundry in Paris, length approximately 43cm, height approximately 28cm £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 314 Lot 314 SHERREE VALENTINE DAINES (BRITISH 1959), ‘Out to Play’, a bronze sculpture 84/195 of a young girl holding a ﬁshing net, inscribed initials, impressed edition number height approximately 26cm, with certiﬁcate and box (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 315 Lot 315 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH 1972), ‘Pudsey’, a cold porcelain sculpture of the Children in Need mascot, 251/595, impressed signature to the rear of the sculpture, height approximately 23cm, with certiﬁcate and box (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 319 Lot 319 STEVE J. WINTERBURN (BRITISH 1959), ‘Touch of Gold’, a bronze sculpture of a golden eagle’s head, mounted onto a black marble plinth, inscribed and dated (19)96, height approximately 20cm including plinth (condition: small chips to the base of the plinth) £300 - £400 plus BP*

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DESIGNER ACCESSORIES

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Lot 320 Lot 320 A MONT BLANC 24 DEMONSTRATION FOUNTAIN PEN, transparent casing with gold plated clip and cap trim, Mont Blanc emblem lid top, ink marks throughout the pen £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 321 A VINTAGE CELINE SHOULDER BAG, in lime green, the bucket style bag with inner pocket and zip compartments, red leather lining, gold coloured part chain strap and green leather shoulder strap, bag dimensions 24cm x 22.5cm x 7cm, with maker’s dust bag £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 322 Lot 322 LOUIS VUITTON RED EPI SOUFFLOT HANDBAG WITH MATCHING POUCH, of cylindrical shape with small inner side pocket, gold tone main zip closure, double handles, together with matching cylindrical pouch, bag measuring approximately 31cm x 15cm x 14cm, with maker’s dust bag (very good condition) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 323 Lot 323 A PINK SUEDE BURBERRY TRENCH COAT, with lapel collar, waist belt with black leather buckle, black circular buttons, triangular ﬂap side pockets, buckle detail to the cuffs, with traditional Burberry pattern lining, UK size 10 £100 - £150 plus BP*

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DECORATIVE PICTURES

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Lot 324 Lot 324 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL, INDISTINCTLY INITIALLED, a Spanish Llaut squid fishing boat with lights fitted towards the stern, two figures seated aboard, signed CIL? bottom left, oil on board, framed, approximately 60cm x 75cm (condition: would benefit from a clean, paint marked in places, frame has paint losses) £100 - £200 plus BP* Lot 325 FRIEDA SALVENDY (AUSTRIAN 1887-1968), ‘The River Vah, Slovakia’, cattle and figures beside a river, signed bottom left, dated 1937, watercolour, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 31cm x 39cm, various labels verso (condition: dirty marks to the mount, loss of paint to the frame) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 326 MACKENZIE THORPE (BRITISH 1956), ‘Freedom to Dream’, an artist proof print 76/85, depicting a figure with a fantasy animal, signed and titled to the lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 40cm x 50cm (condition: some damage to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 327 RICHARD ROWAN (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Inspired Light’, a limited edition silkscreen on glass print, 10/195, depicting a dramatic sunset, signed lower right, with certificate, framed image approximately 33cm x 68cm (condition: small marks to frame) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 328 MACKENZIE THORPE (BRITISH 1956), ‘Grandads Little Finger’, an artists proof print, 13/55, a male figure holding a child’s hand, signed and titled to the lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 45cm x 40cm (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 329 Lot 329 DAVID BARNES (BRITISH 1977), ‘Welsh Farmhouse’, a Welsh landscape, attribution and title label verso, acrylic on canvas, mounted on board, framed, approximately 38cm x 28cm (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 330 LOUISE J. RAYNER (BRITISH 1832-1924), ‘Haddon Hall’, a male ﬁgure sweeping the courtyard of a grand house, signed lower left, watercolour, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 21cm x 33cm (condition: good age related condition) £800 - £1200 plus BP* Lot 331 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Found At Last’, a naive study of a boy holding a cat, signed lower right, pastel on paper, framed, approximately 74cm x 49cm, with insurance valuation from Gallery 3 Fine Art dated Nov 2008 (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £3000 - £4000 plus BP*

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Lot 331

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Lot 332 Lot 332 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Mabel’, a naive study of a ﬁgure holding a cat, signed lower right and verso, pastel on paper, framed, approximately 74cm x 74cm, with insurance valuation from Gallery 3 dated Oct 2010 (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £4000 - £5000 plus BP*

Lot 333 THREE FRAMED ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF ANIMALS, the pieces were commissioned by Eve Mavrakis for use in the 2001 film Trance, Mavrakis is credited as production designer for the film, framed and glazed, approximately 19cm x 99cm each (the Vendor also worked on the film and was given the art after filming was completed) (condition: some damage to the frames) £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 334 CYRIL BOLER (BRITISH 18951978), a still life study of knitting accoutrements, signed centre left, oil on canvas, framed, approximately 75cm x 95cm £50 - £80 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 335 LINDA JANE SMITH (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), a study of a cat painted in her trademark style, gouache/watercolour, signed and dated 13-2-19 verso, together with Halcyon Gallery label, circular mount aperture, framed and glazed, approximately 14cm diameter (condition: some paint loss to the frame) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 336 Lot 336 R.A. RICHARDSON (BRITISH 1922-1977), a pair of watercolours depicting various birds, signed lower left, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 28cm x 38xcm and 24cm x 33cm, ornithology interest, Richardson illustrated several books on the subject of birds (2) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 337 ROBERT GILLMOR (BRITISH 1936), ‘Snowy Owls’, a limited edition linocut print, 35/35, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 38cm x 28cm (condition: print in excellent condition, dirty marks to period frame) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 338 MICHAEL PORTER (BRITISH 1948), ‘Puff Balls’, a nature study, signed and dated 19-1-91 to lower margin, mixed media on paper, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 27cm x 26cm (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 339 RODNEY CHARMAN (BRITISH 1944), Sailing ships at anchor at sunrise, signed and dated (19)84 lower left, acrylic on canvas, gilt framed, approximately 49cm x 75cm (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £70 - £100 plus BP* Lot 340 JOHN HOWARD (BRITISH 1958), ‘Spaghetti Junction, Study No.5’, a limited edition dry point etching, 8/10, signed and titled to lower margin, mounted, unframed, approximately 47cm x 59cm (condition: dirty marks to mount) £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 341 Lot 341 EILEEN COOPER (BRITISH 1953), ‘Offspring’, a limited edition lithograph, 12/275, signed, titled and dated (19)92 to the lower margin, paper mounted to card, approximately 30.5cm x 22cm, size including card mount 44cm x 33cm (condition: creases to corner edges of the card mount) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 342 EILEEN COOPER (BRITISH 1953), ‘Come to Rest’, a limited edition print, 6/60, a female figure holding a male figure in her hands, signed, titled and dated 1988 to the lower margin, paper mounted to card, image size approximately 42cm x 3.5cm, mount size approximately 72cm x 55cm (condition: some foxing visible to the margins) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 343 EILEEN COOPER (BRITISH 1953), ‘Taking Stock’, a limited edition print, 20/40, a female figure with birds, signed, titled and dated 1990 to lower margin, Benjamin Rhodes Gallery label verso, framed, image size approximately 45cm x 60cm, paper size approximately 70cm x 86cm (condition: no glass in frame, dirty marks and scratches to margins) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 344 EILEEN COOPER (BRITISH 1953), ‘Keepsake’, a limited edition print, 132/295, male and female figures, signed, titled and dated 1994 to lower margin, image size approximately 66cm x 53cm, mount size approximately 86cm x 67cm (condition: small crease to lower margin, creases to mount corners) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 347

Lot 348

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 345 EILEEN COOPER (BRITISH 1953), ‘Heartfelt’, a limited edition print, 140/295, male and female ﬁgures, signed, titled and dated 1994 to lower margin, mounted, unframed, image size approximately 65cm x 50cm, mount size approximately 87cm x 67cm (condition: dirty marks to margins, creases to mount corners) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 346 PATRICK JONES (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Polyp I’, a series of abstract marks on a canvas, signed, titled and dated (19)78 verso, together with Nicola Jacobs Gallery label, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 77cm x 64cm (condition: painting would beneﬁt from a clean, slight damage to frame) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 347 CECIL COLLINS R.A. (1908-1989), an abstract composition signed and dated 1957 bottom left, oil on paper, laid onto canvas, with a frame, approximately 51cm x 77cm (condition: some tears and losses to the edges of the paper, the painting is not in the frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £800 - £1200 plus BP*

Lot 351 JACK VETTRIANO (SCOTTISH 1951), ‘Man of Mystery’, a limited edition print of a man handing a drink to a woman, 128/250, signed lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 54cm x 44cm (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 352 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH 1972), ‘Doggie Paddle’, a limited edition print of four dogs in the sea, 332/395, signed and titled to the lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 54cm x 68cm (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 353 KERRY DARLINGTON (BRITISH 1974), ‘The Little Mermaid’, a limited edition print from the Unique Range, 170/195, a 3D resin artwork, signed, with certificate, framed, approximately 44cm x 29cm (condition: some damage to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 348 ADRIAN BERG (1929-2011), ‘Gloucester Lodge, Regents Park May 1975/76’, a tree ﬁlled view of London, acrylic on canvas, signed and titled verso with Waddington Galleries Ltd and Rees Martin Art Services Ltd labels, framed, approximately 66cm x 86cm (condition: crazing to the paint in places) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £1000 - £1500 plus BP* Lot 349 MARK ROWBOTHAM (BRITISH 1959), ‘Jockey at Ascot’, a pastel study of horses and jockeys, initialled bottom right, framed and glazed, approximately 24cm x 14cm (condition: some damage to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 350 SHERREE VALENTINE DAINES (BRITISH 1959), ‘Summer Stories’, depicting a female ﬁgure reading a book, initialled lower right, acrylic on board, gallery stock label verso, framed, approximately 22cm x 20cm (condition: no obvious damage) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £1000 - £1500 plus BP*

Lot 354 Lot 354 CHRISTIAN HOOK (BRITISH 1971), ‘Embankment’, a London City scape, a limited edition print on board, 25/195, signed lower right, with certiﬁcate, framed, approximately 47cm x 62cm (condition: no obvious damage) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 355 TODD WHITE (AMERICAN 1969), ‘Opening Night’, a limited edition canvas on board print, 81/100, signed lower right, with certiﬁcate, framed, approximately 64cm x 74cm (condition: no obvious damage) £150 - £200 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 356 MACKENZIE THORPE (BRITISH 1956), ‘Sunday Best’, a limited edition hand embellished print, 20/295, signed, titled and numbered to lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 72cm x 68cm (condition: small mark to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 357 JACK VETTRIANO (SCOTTISH 1951), ‘The Very Thought of You’, a limited edition print, 74/250, a female figure looking out of a window, signed to lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 43cm x 34cm (condition: chip to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 362 KERRY DARLINGTON (BRITISH 1974), ‘Romeo and Juliet’, a limited edition hand embellished 3D print, 59/150, signed lower right, with certiﬁcate, framed, approximately 69cm x 102cm (condition: damage to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 363 PAUL KARSLAKE (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Well Punk Do Ya ?’, a portrait of Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry, mixed media on canvas, sprinkled with diamond dust, signed bottom left, framed, approximately 75cm x 101cm (condition: dent to the canvas near to the signature) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply to This Lot) £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 358 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH 1972), ‘Going For Gold’, a limited edition print of a smiling figure, 64/95, signed and titled to lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 61cm x 57cm (condition: small marks to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 359 TODD WHITE (AMERICAN 1969), ‘Her First Screen Test’, a limited edition hand embellished print on board, signed lower right, with certificate, framed, approximately 44cm x 74cm (condition: small marks to the frame) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 360 MACKENZIE THORPE (BRITISH 1956), ‘Dancing in Love’, a limited edition print of a couple surrounded by love hearts, 52/295, signed and titled to lower margin, with certificate, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 50cm x 63cm (condition: small marks to frame) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 364 Lot 364 MARK ROWBOTHAM (BRITISH 1959), ‘Two Girls’, two female ﬁgures with a ﬁshing net at the beach, initialled bottom right, acrylic on board, framed, approximately 40cm x 30cm (condition: small marks to the frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 361 Lot 361 DOUG HYDE (BRITISH 1972), ‘Dancing on Ice’, a limited edition print of dogs ice skating, signed and titled to lower margin, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 53cm x 66cm (condition: dirty mark to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 365 TIMMY MALLETT (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), ‘Westminster Bridge’, depicting Big Ben and iconic London red buses, signed top left, this painting features on Malletts website - www.Mallettspallett.co.uk, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 50cm x 75cm (condition: small amount of damage to a corner of the frame) £250 - £300 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 366 TODD WHITE (AMERICAN 1969), ‘The Blue Boa’s’, a portrait of a female figure wearing a blue boa and holding a glass of red wine, signed lower left, titled verso, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 27cm x 18cm (condition: no obvious damage) £2000 - £2500 plus BP* Lot 367 FABIAN PEREZ (ARGENTINIAN 1967), ‘Study for Glamour VI’, depicting a female figure applying makeup in a car wing mirror, signed lower right, signed and titled verso, acrylic on canvas, unframed, approximately 41cm x 51cm (condition: framing marks to the edges of the canvas) £2000 - £3000 plus BP* Lot 368 FABIAN PEREZ (ARGENTINIAN 1967), ‘Night Angel’, a male figure leaning against a car and smoking a cigarette, signed lower right, signed and titled verso, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 45cm x 35cm (condition: slight damage to frame) £2500 - £3000 plus BP* Lot 369 JOHN TRICKETT (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), a portrait study of a black Labrador puppy, signed lower left, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 40cm x 29cm (condition: small marks to frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 366

Lot 367

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Lot 370 JOHN TRICKETT (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY), a portrait study of a Springer Spaniel puppy, signed lower right, acrylic on canvas, framed, approximately 39cm x 29cm (condition: small marks to the frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 371 PETER RIPPON (BRITISH 1950), ‘Ribec’, abstract blocks of colour, signed, titled and dated (19)79, acrylic collage on canvas, set into a wooden frame, approximately 185cm x 122cm (condition: slight damage to the frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply to This Lot) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 370

Lot 372

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Lot 373

Lot 372 HOWARD HODGKIN (BRITISH 1932-2017), ‘Those Plants’, a copper plate etching, printed in sepia with hand colouring, printed by Peterberg Press, initialled and dated 1980, mounted, with perspex clip frame, approximately 82cm x 103cm (condition: dirty marks to mount, clips missing from frame, perspex scratched) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £700 - £1000 plus BP*

Lot 373 PATRICK HERON (BRITISH 19201999), ‘Winchester Red 1’, an abstract limited edition print, 27/49, signed, titled and dated 1967 to lower margin, framed and glazed, approximately 57cm x 89cm (condition: some discolouration to margins) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £1000 - £1500 plus BP*

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Lot 374 EARLY 20TH CENTURY MODERNIST SCHOOL, A STUDY OF MALE AND FEMALE FIGURES DANCING IN A BARN AT NIGHT, unsigned, circa 1930’s, oil on board, framed, approximately 76cm x 106cm (condition: in need of a clean, small areas of paint loss in places) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 375 Lot 375 KAREL APPEL (DUTCH 1921-2006), an abstract study of a blue headed ﬁgure, signed bottom right, impasto oil on canvas, framed, approximately 53cm x 64cm, Appel was one of the founders of the Avant Garde Cobra movement in 1948 (condition: some losses to the paint on the frame) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £5000 - £8000 plus BP* Lot 376 ROBERT LENKIEWICZ, a signed poster for the landscape paintings exhibition held at the Barbican in Plymouth 13 August - 30th October 1995, approximately 61cm x 46cm (condition: small creases and a scratch) £50 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 377 JULIAN TREVELYAN (1910-1988), 'Gonville and Caius College', an artists proof print, signed to the lower margin, mounted, unframed, approximately 40cm x 53cm (condition: small creases to the corner edges of the mount) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 378 ATTRIBUTED TO LUCY DAWSON (1867-1958), ‘Totsy’, a pastel study of a cat, titled lower left, mounted, framed and glazed, approximately 12.5cm x 16cm (Provenance: previously sold as Lot 90 by Phillips in London 15th May 2001 and Lots Road Galleries 4th Sept 2000) £200 - £300 plus BP*

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PICTURES

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 382 WILLIAM PITT (BRITISH ACT.1853-1890) ‘ARUNDEL CASTLE’, a landscape with cattle in a meadow, man and dog in the foreground, castle turrets above the tree line, oil on canvas, signed with monogram and dated 1880 lower right, signed ‘Wm Pitt’ verso, top stretcher is faintly inscribed in pencil with title date and other indistinct lettering, unframed, 40.5cm x 76cm (condition: the painting is in need of cleaning and restoration, it spent many years above a coal ﬁre, there are two areas of damage/repainting to the left and centre, paint loss along bottom edge, side stretcher lines visible) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 379 Lot 379 VICTORIAN BRITISH SCHOOL, three children rockpooling, harbour village and ﬁshing boat to the distance, oil on canvas, unsigned, 39.5cm x 54.5cm (condition: extensive crackleur, stretcher lines and four holes/tears in the sky) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 380 HAROLD GRESLEY (BRITISH 1892-1967), ‘Spring Morning - Raven’s Crag - Dovedale’, watercolour, signed lower right, titled in pencil to the mount, 27.5cm x 39cm, mounted, framed and glazed (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) (condition: colours fresh, no foxing, no damage noted) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 381 Lot 381 FOUR LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE GOUACHE RICE PAPER PAINTINGS, one unframed, all depicting ﬁgures performing or in processions, etc, the unframed example 20cm x 32.5cm, the three framed examples 18cm x 28.5cm (4) (condition: unframed painting has tears and missing edges/corners, the three framed paintings have some discolouration but any damage is not visible) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 383 JOSEPH HUGHES CLAYTON (BRITISH ACT 18911929), cottages and boats on a shoreline, a pair, watercolours, signed J. Hughes Clayton lower left and right, mounted, framed and glazed, image size 18.5cm x 43cm (2) (condition: painting signed lower left has visible paper watermark by the signature (TH), no sign of tears or holes) £120 - £150 plus BP* Lot 384 A GEORGE IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silks on a linen ground, foliate border with alphabets, numbers, vowels, eight lines of verse, pots of flowers, birds and crowns, an octogan contains name ‘MARY BLOUNT AGED 13 1821’, 43cm x 32cm, framed and glazed (condition: linen ground has yellowed, a number of holes, particularly along bottom corners and up the left hand side) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 385 A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, cotton on a coarse linen ground, foliate and strawberry boarder with alphabets and numbers, religious verse, birds, stags, tree, vases of flowers and crowns, worked by ‘MARY HALL AGED 8 APRIL 11 1807’, 38cm x 33cm, framed and glazed, together with an early Victorian needlework sampler, silks on a coarse linen ground, in poor condition, includes birds, animals and figures, worked by ‘Mary Gough May 1838’, 32cm square, framed and glazed and a small George IV alphabet sampler, named ‘Melina Falls work in the 9th year of her age 1829’, 17.5cm x 16cm (3) (condition: all three have age stains, the 1838 sampler has a large number of holes throughout, and blues/green dyes have run into the linen, the small sampler has brown spot stains) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 388 Lot 387 REUBEN HUNT (BRITISH, 1879-1962), Farmyard Friends, a pair, one with two donkeys and poultry on a coastal path with boats out at sea, the other with a recumbant goat and poultry, oil on relined canvas, signed with initial and dated 1922 lower right, 24.5cm x 34.5cm (2) (condition: both canvases relined, one frame has moulded/unpainted repair to the side) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 386 Lot 386 REUBEN HUNT (BRITISH, 1879-1962), Feeding Time, two girls in a barn interior with a calf and poultry, one girl holds a terrier puppy in her arms, the other with her apron full of green leaves, oil on panel, signed with initial lower right, named to gilt slip, the panel bears paper label ‘FROM G.W. RYDE 73 WESTERN ROAD, BRIGHTON’, 29cm x 39cm (condition: good condition overall) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £250 - £350 plus BP*

Lot 388 REUBEN HUNT (BRITISH, 1879-1962), Earning his Keep, rural scene, a young boy cleaning leather tack watched on by a seated terrier and a donkey, poultry feeding nearby and white washed thatched cottage beyond, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1918 lower left, 44.5cm x 59.5cm (condition: some small areas of craqueleur, damage to the frame on one corner) (Artists Resale Rights May Apply To This Lot) £500 - £800 plus BP*

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Lot 390 Lot 389 A VICTORIAN TAPESTRY OF THE DISCOVERY OF MOSES IN THE BULLRUSHES, in a birds eye maple frame and glazed, tapestry 111.5cm x 99cm overall size 130cm x 117.5cm (condition: deeper reds and blue still strong in colour but some fading to lighter colours in the sky area, small areas of stitching losses along bottom edge of the tapestry, the frame has veneer losses to corners and along the bottom edge) £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 390 BASIL NIGHTINGALE (BRITISH, 1864-1940), ‘CHARLES TULLER GARLAND, ESQ. ON THERMOS’, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1913 lower right, gilt frame bears title plaque, 89cm x 124.5cm (condition: there is a vertical 4.7cm long tear in the canvas in the sky upper centre, the hound at the front appears to have a shadow of another tail curling upwards) £600 - £800 plus BP*

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CARS & NUMBER PLATE

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Lot 391 Lot 391 PRIVATE REGISTRATION CAR NUMBER PLATE 69 BOB, with retention document £25000 - £30000 plus BP*

Lot 392 Lot 392 A RESTORED 1948 MORRIS 8 ‘E’ SERIES FOUR DOOR SALOON MOTOR CAR, in green and black finish, 918cc petrol engine with a manual gearbox, first registered 23/10/1948, Registration Number HRU 514, unverified mileage shown as 67912, six previous keepers, one key and V5C present, the bodywork has been restored fairly recently but has a few chips to paintwork, the engine bay is clean with a new battery, fuel pump, distributor cap and others, battery has no charge but we are informed that the engine does run, no rips or grime on interior, but dashboard does have two cracks £2000 - £3000 plus BP*

Lot 393 Lot 393 A 1974 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SHADOW FOUR DOOR SALOON MOTOR CAR, finished in British Racing green with cream leather interior, 6750cc V8 petrol engine, automatic gearbox, mileage shown as 50993 (unverified), Registration Number TCS 347M, V5C present and two keys, with four ‘RR’ hub caps, chassis badge No.SRH 17959, original paint code 9500640, flat battery so untested, small amount of paint loss around all door window seals, leather interior shows signs of crazing but no obvious rips or tears £2000 - £3000 plus BP*

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TAXIDERMY

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 396 TAXIDERMY, a mid 20th Century cased cast of a Chub in a naturalistic setting, the bowed case with gilt lettering ‘CHUB 4lbs 9ozs, Caught by W. Carter at Rosson-Wye, 29th Feb 1948’, with glazed side panels, the painted interior bears paper label upper right ‘Preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 74 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middx’, height 34.5cm x width 65.5cm x depth 17.5cm (condition: good condition) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 394 Lot 394 TAXIDERMY, a Victorian oval cased green Woodpecker (Picus Viridis) mounted as standing in side proﬁle within a naturalistic setting against a blue ground, bears label lower right ‘J. Cording, Naturalist, Cardiff’, under convex glass and ebonised frame, hanging loop ﬁtted, overall height 54cm x width 44cm x depth 7cm (condition: overall good condition) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 395 TAXIDERMY, a late Victorian cased White Pheasant in a naturalistic setting, glazed panel to front only, height 43cm x width 65cm x depth 17cm (condition: some patches of staining to the interior base and sides of case) £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 396

Lot 397 Lot 397 TAXIDERMY, a late Victorian case of birds, animals and insects, including two red squirrels, a cock pheasant, a magpie, two kingfishers, a wagtail, two canaries, a cuckoo, various finches, a weasel, a thrush, butterfly and moths, front glazed only, width 95.5cm x depth 28cm x height 81cm (condition: there is a horizontal split on the backboard, some fading but generally in reasonable condition throughout) £300 - £500 plus BP* Lot 398 TAXIDERMY, a second half 20th Century fox carrying cock pheasant in its jaws, mounted on a painted naturalistic base and housed in a four panel glazed cabinet with hinged top, the underside of the taxidermy bears a label ‘Preserved by T. Lee Taxidermist, 3 Barton Square, Ely, Cambs’, width 107cm x depth 40.5cm x height 47cm (condition: in good condition, possible light fading to fox) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 399 TAXIDERMY, a wall mount hat and coat stand, the shaped oak bracket with Roe deer doe’s head above four upturned hoof hooks, bears two linked stamps verso for Daniel Longepe, Taxidermist of Ste Pazanne, height 93cm (condition: some losses to ear tips and back of neck, three holes drilled to back of bracket for hanging purposes) £40 - £60 plus BP*

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SPORTING GUNS, RIFLES & ACCESSORIES

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Lot 404 Lot 400 TWO LEATHER SHOT FLASKS, a poor quality boxlock pocket pistol, together with parts of an 18th Century heavy Dragoon ﬂintlock pistol consisting of the lock mechanism, trigger guard, trigger and part of the broken off stock, the lock has a heavy coating of rust and is currently frozen (4) £30 - £50 plus BP*

Lot 402 AN ANGLO ARMS MODEL ‘THE LEGEND’ COMPOUND CROSSBOW, ﬁtted with a 4x32 scope, together with four bolts, a Butler’s Creek 4-16x56 Swat Mi1-Dot scope plus and another unmarked scope plus its instructions (4) (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £190 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 401 A 23 BORE TURKISH FLINTLOCK HOLSTER PISTOL FITTED WITH A 10 1/2’’ BARREL, in poor condition, together with a 13 bore native construction military pattern percussion holster pistol ﬁtted with a 8 1/4’’ barrel bearing a well worn appearance, the lock is in working order (2) £30 - £50 plus BP*

Lot 403 A 56 BORE FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOL, ﬁtted with a screw off barrel bearing Birmingham private proof marks in use before 1813, the plain sided action is marked H Nock London which is believed to be spurious and added at the time of manufacture in Birmingham, it was once a common practice to put a famous London Gunmakers name on a small arm to increment its retail value, the pistol is in correct working condition and with the exception of grip marks at the breech end of the barrel, its overall condition is good £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 402

Lot 404 A MATCHED PAIR OF 36 BORE PERCUSSION RIFLED BARREL TARGET PISTOLS, made in Leige in Belgium, fitted with 6 3/4’’ damascus barrels, they do not bear a maker’s name, the stocks have carved fluted butts whilst their barrels are attached to them with a single cross bolt protected by silver inset ovals, both hammer have lost their tips and the one lock fails to hold in the cocked position, their overall condition is good, together with a copper powder flask (3) £350 - £400 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 405 A .22’’ MILBRO MODEL G25 BREAK ACTION SPRING AIR RIFLE, these were made between 1963 and 1966 by Millard Bros in Scotland and due to the short production period they are regarded as rare, this specimen is fitted with a safety catch which was introduced in 1966, the rifle has retained virtually all its original blued finish however some of the varnish has worn off at the butt end of the stock, it is in correct working condition and comes with a worn slip, it bears no visible serial number (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £80 - £90 plus BP* Lot 406 A .577’’ SNIDER ACTION THREE BAND MILITARY RIFLE COMPLETE WITH RAMROD AND SLING, the lock lacks the normal arsenal marks, it is fitted with a 36 1/2’’ barrel and the ramp rear sight bears what are believed to be Turkish numerals suggesting it is of Turkish manufacture, the overall condition is good and the lock is in correct working condition (This is in an obsolete calibre as listed by The Home Office and is deemed an antique benefiting from the provisions of Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 407 A 15 BORE 2 BAND PERCUSSION SINGLE BARREL MILITARY PATTERN MUSKET, the lock lacks the normal arsenal marks, it is fitted with a 34 1/4’’ barrel and the ramp rear sight bears what are believed to be Turkish numerals suggesting it is of Turkish manufacture, the two barrel bands are made of brass and punch decorated, its overall condition is worn however the lock is in correct working condition £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 408 Lot 408 A SPANISH MIQUELET BLUNDERBUSS PISTOL, fitted with a 8’’ barrel which starts with a eight sided breech end moving forward via a ringed middle portion to a round cross section finally terminating with a flared muzzle, the breech bears a maker’s mark of three sets of initials ARI MA FMR, it is fitted with a belt hook and its overall condition is good and the lock is in working condition £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 409 TWO REPRODUCTION TINDER BOX PISTOLS, bearing no makers marks, one is fitted with a candle holder (2) £20 - £30 plus BP* Lot 410 A .577’’ REPRODUCTION P53 PATTERN PERCUSSION 2 BAND MILITARY RIFLE, with sling and cleaning rod, it is fitted with a 24’’ barrel and the lock is marked Enfield 1861 and bears a crown with VR below, it has no military proof marks on the breech and the breech plug bears a modern ‘BP’ proof mark used by the British Commercial Proof Houses in London and Birmingham, the condition of the rifle is good and it shows little evidence of wear (The purchaser must be the holder of a Firearms Certificate bearing an appropriate authority or be the holder of a R.F.D. Licence) £25 - £50 plus BP* Lot 411 A LEATHER SHOT FLASK, a horn powder flask fitted with a graduated nozzle, a chequered pattern shotgun powder flask and a reproduction American pattern powder flask, for use with long arms, none of these flasks bear a maker’s name, three air rifle stocks and a B.S.A. stock plus a canvas gun slip and a Parker Hale mat (parcel) £30 - £35 plus BP* Lot 412 A .177’’ BREAK ACTION AIR RIFLE, fitted with a spring loaded magazine, it bears no maker’s name, serial number E50558, it has a hooded foresight and an adjustable ramp rear sight, in excellent overall condition and in working order, comes with a quality slip (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £60 - £70 plus BP* Lot 412A APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED NEW CROSSBOW STRINGS £40 - £50 plus BP*

Lot 413 Lot 413 A .22’’ B.S.A. PRE-CHARGED SPITFIRE AIR RIFLE, serial number DR03252, it is ﬁtted with a silencer and a Nikko Sterling Gold Crown 4x40 scope, comes with its instructions, an air bottle and canvas slip, in excellent condition and in working order, this model was manufactured between 1999 and 2005 (2) (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £80 - £90 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 414 A SMALL 5MM PIN-FIRE REVOLVER, bearing no maker’s name, it is overall machine engraved, including its grips, its action is currently defective, this is in a obsolete calibre as listed by The Home Office and is deemed an antique benefiting from the provisions of Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, it comes together with a Bazaar quality miquelet pistol with overall wire inlay in its stock, it has a defective lock, sections of the wire inlay are lose and its metal parts bear a coating of rust (2) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 415 A .177’’ B.S.A CADET AIR RIFLE, serial number BA 99914 indicating it was made in Birmingham between 1949 and 1951, in correct working condition, the worn stock has the B.S.A initials stamped into it (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £45 - £50 plus BP* Lot 416 A 10 BORE PERCUSSION MUSKET, bearing the Rampant Lion motif on the lock indicating former ownership by the East India Company, its 25 1/2’’ smooth bored barrel has a fixed rear sight, has a patch box fitted into the stock and two attachment points for a sling, the lock is in correct working condition, there are some cracks in the stock situated on either side of the lock £80 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 417 Lot 417 A .577’’ THREE BAND P53 PATTERN ENFIELD RIFLE, bearing correct military proof marks with a lock dated 1856 bearing Queen Victoria’s Crown, its barrel is 39’’ long and is attached to the stock with three barrel bands, metal surfaces are lightly rusted overall, lock is in correct working condition, it has retained its original loading/cleaning rod £300 - £350 plus BP* Lot 418 A .22’’ B.S.A. METEOR AIR RIFLE, serial number TE72189, it has had its rear sight removed and replaced with a 4x20 scope, in correct working order and its overall condition is good with some loss of paint from its barrel, comes with a slip (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £50 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 419 A .22’’ BLANK WEBLEY & SCOTT VERTICALLY MK3 ‘SPORTS STARTING PISTOL’, complete with its sliding loading block, in good condition and correct working order, comes with a .22’’ blank Webley & Scott vertically venting first model ‘Sports Starting Pistol’ complete with its sliding loading block, also in good condition and correct working order, these pistols were made by the company whilst they were in Handsworth, Birmingham between 1958 and before they moved to Rubery in 1984 (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £35 - £45 plus BP* Lot 420 A .22’’ BLANK WEBLEY & SCOTT VERTICALLY VENTING ‘SPRINT’ SPORTS STARTING PISTOL, made in Germany for them, comes with its original carton, instructions and cleaning brush, in excellent condition and correct working order, comes together with a .22’’/320’’ blank Webley & Scott vertically venting MK2 ‘Sports Starting Pistol’ complete with its two sliding loading blocks and original box, it was designed to fire either a .22’’ short rim-fire blank or using the large loading block, a .320’’ extra short centre-fire blank, the larger blank was designed to be used in adverse weather conditions, in excellent condition and correct working order, both were made in Handsworth between 1958 and 1984 (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £45 - £50 plus BP* Lot 421 A GERMAN MADE .22’’ ROHM RG 2S AND A .22’’ ROHM RG2 VERTIALLY VENTING BLANK STARTING PISTOLS, complete with their sliding cartridge loading block, these race starting pistols were made in Germany in the 1960’s (3) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £35 - £40 plus BP* Lot 422 A .320’’ CENTRE-FIRE MA RI VERTICALLY VENTING PATENT SPORTING STARTING PISTOL, complete with it sliding loading block, in good condition and correct working order, it comes with a .22’’ blank firing vertically venting Italian BBM sliding loading block sports starting pistol with its battered box and instruction leaflet (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £30 - £35 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 423 A .22’’ BLANK FIRING ‘JELLY’ VERTICALLY VENTING SPORTS STARTING PISTOL, complete with its sliding loading block, in good condition and correct working order, it comes in its plastic box with instructions, together with a JGA ‘Perfecta’ vertically venting sports starting pistol complete with its sliding loading block, also in good condition and correct working order with its damaged box (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £35 - £40 plus BP* Lot 424 A .22’’ BLANK FIRING EM-GE MODEL TWO VERTICALLY VENTING SPORTS STARTING PISTOL, complete with its sliding loading block, in good condition and correct working order, comes in its box, together with a .22’’ blank ﬁring Em-GE model 6 vertically venting sports starting pistol complete with its sliding loading block, also in good condition and correct working order, it comes in its box complete with instructions and cleaning brush (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £40 - £45 plus BP* Lot 425 A .22’’ BLANK FIRING ITALIAN MODIAL MODEL 1949 VERTICALLY VENTING SPORTS STARTING PISTOL, complete with its sliding loading block, in good condition and correct working order, comes in its box and instructions, together with a .22’’ blank ﬁring German ‘Perfecta’ model, also in good condition and correct working order, it comes in its box complete with instructions (2) (This lot is offered for the purposes of historical re-enactment or theatrical use in accordance with the terms and provisions of the V.C.R. Act 2006 and the purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £40 - £45 plus BP* Lot 426 TWO CASED SETS OF HIGH QUALITY GAUGES, made in Czechoslovakia by Narex MTE Ltd for auto facing, boring, turning, recession taper cutting, thread cutting and a variety of combined machining operations (2) £50 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 427 Lot 427 A BOXED BATY BARREL BORE GAUGE WITH CHECK GAUGES, for .662’’, .729’’ and .615’’, it shows evidence of usage with cracks in the perspex dial cover, it is however in working order £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 428 A SHOTGUN BARREL WALL THICKNESS GAUGE ON STAND, made by Mercer, it shows evidence of usage but is in working order £30 - £40 plus BP* Lot 429 EIGHT UNUSED TOP RIBS FOR DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUNS, consisting of 6 x 29’’ long, 1 x 25 1/2’’ long and 1 x 30 1/2’’ long £30 - £40 plus BP* Lot 430 A LARGE QUANTITY OF BOTH TOP AND BOTTOM RIBS FOR DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUNS £30 - £40 plus BP* Lot 431 A PAIR OF OVER AND UNDER NEW 12 BORE UNFINISHED SHOTGUN BARRELS, lacking side ribs, overall length 28 3/4’’, a pair of new unfinished and un-jointed 12 bore tubes, overall length 30 1/4’’ and a pair of new unfinished tubes for a .410’’ shotgun, overall length 28 1/4’’ (3) £30 - £40 plus BP* Lot 432 A BROWNING .22’’ SHORT SEMI-AUTO ‘TAKE DOWN’ RIFLE, produced at the Fabrique Nationale factory in Herstal Belgium, production of these rifles commenced at this factory in 1914 and continued there until 1973 when production transferred to Japan, it is regarded as the first successful semiautomatic .22’’ rim-fire rifle and is now regarded as a classic, it uses a tubular magazine and is loaded via a port in the wrist of the stock, spend cases were ejected downwards, it is believed to be in working order, a small section of the toe of the butt has been lost, it bears the serial number 56906 (The purchaser must be the holder of a current R.F.D, or a Firearms Certificate bearing an appropriate authority) £35 - £40 plus BP*

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Lot 435 Lot 433 A WINCHESTER .22’’ SHORT MODEL 74 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE, serial number 48580, this tubular feed rifle was screw cut for a silencer and had a mount on top of the receiver to enable an optical sight to be fitted, this specimen has a hole drilled through the centre of the stock to enable it to be fitted with a row lock design mount to allow it to be attached to a bipod, these were made between 1938 and 1955, some were issued to British Auxiliary Units during WWII, it is believed to be in working order (The purchaser must be the holder of a current R.F.D, or a Firearms Certificate bearing an appropriate authority) £35 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 434 A 12 BORE DOUBLE BARREL SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN, chambered for 70mm cartridges and proved for 850 bar cartridges, serial No.19271, it was made by Auguste Francotte in London between 1877 and 1893, the company was initially formed in Liege in Belgium in 1803 and is regarded as one of the top early gun makers, this specimen is fitted with 28’’ barrels and is a boxlock non ejector, the top rib is marked Von Lengerke & Detmold, New York, this company was initially formed in 1882 as a major U.S. import and arms distributor and was sold in 1928 to Abercombie & Fitch, the gun has been sleeved with new barrels and reproved in Birmingham in 1991, since it was sleeved it appears to have seen little use and it has retained virtually all its barrel reblued finish, it is in correct working order, there is some wear to the woodwork commensurate with its age (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over and the holder of a current Shotgun Certificate) £50 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 435 A 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE BOXLOCK EJECTOR SHOTGUN, proved at 900kg for 70mm cartridges, this Spanish made shotgun bears the name Harrier De Luxe, the action and base plate is nicely machine engraved and overall it shows little evidence of usage, it has 28’’ barrels and is fitted with a good quality walnut stock, it bears the serial number 96098 (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over and the holder of a current Shotgun Certificate) £80 - £90 plus BP* Lot 436 FIVE GUN STOCKS, comprising of a Winchester semi-auto shotgun stock, two Winchester 23 stocks, a Winchester pump action stock, a Browning B27 over and under stock (these descriptions are based on the labels left on them by the former Gunsmith and should be confirmed by potential purchasers before purchasing) (condition is extremely good) £100 - £200 plus BP*

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Lot 450 Lot 437 FOUR PAIRS OF BACK ACTION GUNLOCKS, removed from early hammer shotguns one of which bears the makers name Hughes £25 - £30 plus BP* Lot 438 FIVE PAIRS OF BACK ACTION GUNLOCKS, removed from early hammer shotguns of which two bears the makers names viz Williamson & Sons and J.T. Dixon Wolverhampton £30 - £35 plus BP* Lot 439 A LARGE QUANTITY OF SCREWS AND BOLTS, many with engraved heads, taken from the stocks and actions of shotguns £30 - £40 plus BP* Lot 440 THREE SPRING CLAMPS, designed to remove under compressions the springs within gunlocks £35 - £55 plus BP* Lot 441 THREE SPRING CLAMPS, designed to remove under compressions the springs within gunlocks £35 - £55 plus BP*

Lot 442 AN ASSORTED QUANTITY OF GUN LOCK SPRINGS, including main and sear springs £35 - £55 plus BP*

Lot 447 TWELVE TRIGGER PLATES, with related mechanisms, together with eleven trigger guards £35 - £55 plus BP*

Lot 443 AN ASSORTED QUANTITY OF GUN LOCK SPRINGS, including main and sear springs £35 - £55 plus BP*

Lot 448 ELEVEN FORE-ENDS, off double barrel side by side shotguns £35 - £55 plus BP*

Lot 444 AN ASSORTED QUANTITY OF GUN LOCK SPRINGS, including main and sear springs £35 - £55 plus BP* Lot 445 A QUANTITY OF SHOTGUN SAFETY CATCHES AND SPRINGS, together with a quantity of top levers off shotguns (2) £35 - £55 plus BP* Lot 446 A QUANTITY OF TRIGGERS, including blanks, together with twenty six shotgun hammers including two off percussion weapons plus a complete percussion shotgun lock (2) £35 - £55 plus BP*

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Lot 449 SIXTEEN SLING ATTACHMENTS, two rifle foresights, one rifle backsight, a tin of percussion caps, a cap for the end of a pistol grip on a shotgun/rifle, four action base plates off boxlock shotguns, a quantity of brass foresights, two screw muzzle protectors for rifle barrels threaded for silencers (2) £35 - £55 plus BP* Lot 450 A .177’’ B.S.A CADET AIR RIFLE, serial number BC40511, its serial number dates its production between 1951 and 1959, it has retained almost all its original finish with the exception of a small patch of rust at the muzzle end, all the acid etching markings on the top of the action are clearly visible, it is in correct working condition and shows little evidence of usage (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £60 - £70 plus BP*

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Lot 452 Lot 451 A .22’’ AIR RIFLE, marked ‘Series 70 Model 77 Made in England’, on top of action, it bears no visible serial number, it is break action spring rifle fitted with a hooded foresight and adjustable backsight, there is a small loss of finish to the stock and some light rust speckling to the blued metal finish, it is in correct working order, these were made by Diana Milbro (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £30 - £35 plus BP*

Lot 454 THREE ‘GAT’ TYPE PISTOLS, each complete with its screw in pellet seating rod, viz:- one marked Diana on its metal grips, one marked Diana Model 2, one marked Gat made by TJH & Sons England, none of these bear serial numbers, together with two Parker Hale catalogues Nos.85 and 76/77 and a catalogue for Smith & Wesson handguns dated 1990 (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £25 - £30 plus BP*

Lot 452 A .177’’ WEBLEY VULCAN AIR RIFLE, serial number 781041 ﬁtted with a Tasco 4 x 32 scope, it appears to be in virtually new condition and shows little signs of usage, it comes with a fur lined slip (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £60 - £70 plus BP*

Lot 455 A .177’’ EL GAMO MODEL FALCON AIR PISTOL, serial number 105654, it comes in its original box with instruction leaﬂet, it appears to be in virtually new condition and shows little signs of usage, there is some wear to the box (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £35 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 453 A .177’’ CZECHOSLOVAKIAN MADE SPRING BREAK ACTION RIFLE, marked ZC3, it bears no makers name or model however it matches a rifle sold by Parker Hale which they sold under the title ‘Comet’, bears the serial number 038191, it is in excellent condition with only minor rust specks on the blued finish, it comes with a Nikko Sterling 4 x32 scope fitted to a Parker Hale ramp plus a slip (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £30 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 456 A BB HEATHWAYS SHARPSHOOTER 175 AIR PISTOL, serial number 0235523 in its original packaging complete with instructions and a quantity of BB’s, it appears to be virtually new condition and shows little signs of usage, there is some wear to its box, it comes with an unused air riﬂe/air pistol cleaning kit by Rhino U.K (The purchaser must be 18 years old or over) £35 - £40 plus BP*

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DECORATIVE & DESIGN FURNITURE

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 457 A G PLAN 1960’S TEAK SIDEBOARD, model 4058, designed by Victor B Wilkins, comprising of an off centre bank of four drawers, ﬂanked by a double door cupboard revealing a shelved interior and a fall front cocktail cabinet on four circular tapering legs, width 206cm x depth 46cm x height 79cm (condition: loose part to hinge on fall front door (not missing), sunlight fading, surface mark, frame solid) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 458 PETER OPSVIK FOR STOKKE, a pair of Norwegian balans chairs, pink upholstery on a stained wood frame (condition: surface marks, faded upholstery and worn through to foam), (the chairs do not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling) (2) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 459 A TALL G PLAN 1960’S TEAK CHEST OF SIX GRADUATING DRAWERS, with bakelite tulip handles, on four octagonal legs with brass caps, width 61.5cm x depth 41cm x height 118cm (condition: good overall condition, some light surface dents /chips, frame solid) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 463 Lot 463 LUCIAN ERCOLANI FOR ERCOL, model 442, blonde elm and beech easy armchair and matching footstool, with original course woven green cushion (straps worn, frame solid, surface scraches/marks) (the foam does not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling) £200 - £400 plus BP* Lot 464 AN AVALON TEAK MODULAR THREE SECTION SHELVING SYSTEM, comprising of four metal uprights, chest of three graduating drawers, fall front bureau, a deep and narrow double wooden sliding cupboard doors sections and two glazed double cupboard sections, two shelves, bearing labels to interior, width of each 81.5cm x overall width 250.5cm x depth 43cm x height 182cm (condition: some veneer loss, surface scratches, rusting to metal uprights and bars, deep wooden door section with later cut holes at base) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 460 Lot 460 AN EKORNES STRESSLESS ARION RED LEATHER RECLINING THREE SEATER SETTEE, with adjustable head rests, on front hoofed beech feet, width 194cm x depth 81cm x height 99cm, together with a pair of modern red leather stools (3) (condition: signs of wear/usage, the centre seat cushion exhibits surface scuffs and slight staining) £200 - £400 plus BP* Lot 461 RICHARD HORNBY FOR FYNE LADYE, an afromosia teak glazed sliding double door bookcase, on four tapering legs, width 130cm x depth 29cm x height 91cm £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 462 A TEAK 1960’S DOUBLE TAMBOUR DOOR RECORD CABINET, on casters, width 76.5cm x depth 37cm x height 64cm (condition: surface marks, frame solid) £20 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 465

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 465 A LADDERAX TEAK MODULAR TWO SECTION WALL SHELVING SYSTEM, comprising of three metal laddered uprights, one shelf with an under light, four long shelves and six short shelves, overall width 155cm x depth 36cm x height 203cm (condition: loose foot to one upright, surface scratches, overall good condition) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 466 A LADDERAX TEAK MODULAR TWO SECTION WALL SHELVING SYSTEM, comprising of three metal laddered uprights, one double cupboard door section, one long shelf with lipped edge and eight long shelves, overall width 185cm x depth 36cm x height 203cm (condition: surface scratches, overall good condition) £200 - £250 plus BP* Lot 467 AN ERCOL 1960’S PEBBLE ELM AND BEECH NEST OF THREE TABLES, on triple cylindrical tapering legs, blue label to smallest table, largest table width 65cm x depth 44cm x height 40cm (condition: middle table top with water damage and staining, various surface marks, legs solid) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 469 GREAVES AND THOMAS, a 1970’s teak oval extending dining table, one additional fold out leaf, width 137.5cm x extended depth 143cm x closed depth 97cm x height 74cm and a set of four chairs with surfboard bar backs (the chairs do not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling) (condition: table top sunlight faded, leaf in original colour, frame solid, three chairs solid, one with wobbly leg) (5) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 470 Lot 470 GREAVES AND THOMAS, a 1970’s teak and afromosia sideboard, with three central graduating drawers, the top drawer with cutlery dividers bedside a fall front door with a single interior drawer, flanked by single cupboard doors, on tapering legs, width 220cm x depth 45cm x height 78cm (condition: sunlight fading, frame solid, left door lock damaged) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 471 NOVOPLAST, a 1960’s floor standing rocket lamp with yellow/orange cylindrical spun fibreglass, on three teak tapering legs, height 94cm, together with matching fibreglass table lamp shade (condition: legs slightly wobbly, good overall condition) (2) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 468

Lot 468 AN ERCOL 1960’S ELM MODEL 495 NEST OF FIVE TABLES, of a square form with recessed side handles, blue label to smallest table, width 51cm x depth 31cm x height 40cm (condition: overall very good condition, largest table with dent and later stain) £150 - £200 plus BP*

Lot 472 A PAIR OF 1970’S TUBULAR CHROME FRAMED ARMCHAIRS, with brown upholstery (the chairs do not comply with Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling) (condition: overall good condition, frame solid) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 473 A 1970’S TALL TEAK CHEST OF FOUR GRADUATING DRAWERS, with large circular handles, on square tapering legs, width 69.5cm x depth 38.5cm x height 103cm (condition: some wear to back of top) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 474 Lot 474 MCINTOSH AND CO, a teak circular extending dining table, one additional fold out leaf, extended width 168cm x closed diameter 122cm x height 74cm and four matching chairs, model 9533, with green tweed upholstery (the chairs do not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason it should not be used in a private dwelling) (condition: very good condition, some surface marks, chairs solid) £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 475 MCINTOSH AND CO, a teak 5ft sideboard with double cupboard doors revealing a single shelf, beside three graduating drawers, the top drawer with cutlery dividers, on tapering legs, width 152cm x depth 46cm x height 76cm (condition: very good condition) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 476 MCINTOSH AND CO, a teak 5ft sideboard with double cupboard doors revealing a single shelf, beside three graduating drawers, the top drawers with cutlery dividers, on tapering legs, width 152cm x depth 46cm x height 76cm (condition: some surface scratches/marks, missing brass caps) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 477 Lot 477 AN ERCOL BLONDE ELM WINDSOR SIDEBOARD/BOOKCASE, model 455D, the top section ﬂanked by two glazed bookcases adjoined by an open unit and single shelf, the base section with cupboard doors ﬂanking three graduating drawers, the top drawer with a sliding cutlery divider, width 156cm x depth 44cm x height 162cm (condition: good condition, slight scratch to left side bookcase, repair to handle of right bookcase) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 478 A PAIR OF 1970’S TEAK CHESTS OF THREE GRADUATING DRAWERS, with sloped handles, width 76cm x depth 42cm x height 72.5cm (condition: some surface marks) £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 479 CHARLES AND RAY EAMES, set of eight Vitra model EA107 aluminium desk armchairs with taupe upholstery (condition: worn seats, wear/light scratches to chrome frames, one pad missing to one chair) £650 - £750 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 482 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK RECTANGULAR TWO TIER TEA TROLLEY, on block legs and orbit casters, signed with mouse carving to top of one upright, width 85cm x depth 39cm x height 76cm (condition: overall well used condition with liquid staining, the under tier with dark stained ring marks) £200 - £300 plus BP*

Lot 480 Lot 480 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK WALL HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, the four panel sides ﬂanking a single eight panel door with wrought iron latch and hinges, opening to reveal three ﬁxed shelves, signed with mouse carving lower left hand side, width 69.5cm x depth 48cm x height 97cm (condition: top has patches of green household paint, interior shelves with water ring marks) £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 483 Lot 483 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK RECTANGULAR BLANKET CHEST, the hinged adzed top above an eight panel front, on short shaped octagonal legs, signed with mouse carving to lower left front corner, width 137cm x depth 39.5cm x height 46.5cm (condition: the top with liquid damage, some further splashes to the front and sides) £800 - £1000 plus BP* Lot 484 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK STANDARD LAMP, of adzed tapering octagonal form, to a stepped octagonal base and signed with mouse carving, complete with conical parchment style shade, height excluding ﬁttings and shade, 138.5cm (condition: stepped octagonal base dusty at time of cataloguing, some liquid staining) £400 - £600 plus BP* Lot 485 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK STANDARD LAMP, of adzed tapering octagonal form, to a stepped octagonal base and signed with mouse carving, complete with conical parchment style shade, height excluding ﬁttings and shade, 138.5cm (condition: faded base) £400 - £600 plus BP*

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Lot 481 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE, the adzed top on four octagonal turned and block legs united by plain stretchers, signed with mouse carving to one leg, width 82cm x depth 36.5cm x height 41cm (condition: surface wear, remnants of wax and small patches of household paint, some small indentations, ring and other liquid marks to surface, understructure darker) £300 - £500 plus BP*

Lot 486 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK RECTANGULAR NEST OF THREE ADZED TOP TABLES, on octagonal and block legs signed with mouse carving to centre front left leg of each table, with plain stretchers, maximum width 60.5cm x 38cm x height 47cm (condition: the largest table has some wear commensurate with age and use, small amount of white household paint splashes) £600 - £800 plus BP*

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Lot 486

Lot 487 Lot 487 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK RECTANGULAR 7FT REFECTORY TABLE, the adzed top on twin shaped octagonal columns, one signed with mouse carving, united by a ﬂoor stretcher, width 213cm x depth 87cm x height 73cm, together with a set of eight oak Mouseman lattice back chairs, with studded pale tan hide seats, octagonal front legs, signed with mouse carving to right hand facing front leg, united by plain stretchers, probably purchased as two sets of four over the last half Century (9) (condition: the table top with some wear commensurate with age and use, there is a split running along the join of one of the outer planks forming the top and a smaller slit to the next join along, the chairs with some liquid staining, wear to hide leather on four of the older chairs) £4000 - £6000 plus BP*

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Lot 488 Lot 488 ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURN MOUSEMAN OAK 5FT SIDEBOARD, with a raised back, adzed top, the sides with four panels, the front with two four panel cupboard doors ﬁtted with wrought iron latches and hinges, ﬂanking three central graduated drawers with turned knob handles, the top drawer with green baize lining and cutlery divisions, signed with mouse carving to the centre of the left front canted corner, on four octagonal block legs, width 152.5cm x depth 47cm x height 77cm (condition: some wear commensurate with age and use, some darker staining, surface cracks to the timber on the left hand side of the top, loose handle to bottom drawer) £3000 - £4000 plus BP*

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Lot 489 Lot 489 A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD FOLDOVER CARD TABLE, the rectangular top with rounded corners opening to reveal a green baize lined interior, on a turned and moulded baluster pedestal to a shaped rectangular base with circular reeded detail, on four bun feet, closed dimensions width 92cm x depth 45cm x height 74.5cm (condition: patches of veneer loss to sides of top and around the base, the apron has a lighter patch and some fading, the base has veneer splits) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 490 A 19TH CENTURY CAMPHORWOOD AND BRASS MOUNTED TRUNK, the rectangular top with flush fitting handle to the front edge, the base with two lock plates and swing handles to the sides, the interior with glove box/candle to the left hand side, width 101cm x depth 50cm x height 41.5cm (condition: the chest has spots of liquid staining especially to the top, some of the brass mounts have dents and the front left hand cover mount is split, the lid is not closing flush and the lid to the interior compartment is loose as one wooden peg end is damaged) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 491 A GEORGE II WALNUT AND INLAID CHEST ON CHEST, the upper section with moulded cornice above two short and three long graduated drawers, the lower section formed of two parts, the first fitted with a long drawer above three further drawers and the second section with a deep drawer, brass backplates and escutcheons and swan neck handles, on bracket feet, width 106cm x depth 56.5cm x height 161cm (condition: two different backplates on smallest drawers, all handles are likely to be replacements, interior is pine, some sections of escutcheons and backplates broken and missing, some splits to the veneer and a couple of losses and patched repairs) £400 - £600 plus BP*

Lot 492 Lot 492 A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD HEXAGONAL CENTRE TABLE, the top edge with moulded design above an ornately carved and pierced frieze and legs with foliate scrolls and berries, top maximum width 78cm x height 74cm (condition: the base is very dusty, the underside of the top has remnants of Chinese newspaper) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 493 A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY BANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, cushion moulded cornice above a plain frieze supported on plain columns, the 32cm (12 1/2’’) brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, brass boys and crown spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, eight day movement, dial named Oliver Ardmagh, plain trunk door and plinth base on bracket feet, height 208cm, with pendulum, weights, door key and winding key (condition: not seen working, splits to front of plinth base) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 494 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CIRCULAR TRAY TILT TOP TRIPOD TABLE, on a slender cylindrical and baluster pedestal to three cabriole legs, diameter 54.5cm x height 68cm (condition: the top has water marks and dark ring stains, tilt action working, some old repairs/damage to underside of top) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 495 A VICTORIAN WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD SIDE TABLE, of wavy rectangular form, on gothic style moulded and pierced dual ends with horn castors, linked by a reeded rosewood stretcher, width 91cm x depth 51.5cm x height 72cm (condition: the top has some splits and scuffs as well as a few patched repairs, the structure is quite loose and needs tightening at the stretcher) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 496 Lot 496 A LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER BOARDED OAK CHEST, the rectangular hinged top with iron hasp and lock, iron hinges on cut out end boards, width 71cm x depth 34cm x height 50cm (condition: old worm damage to sides/feet and front, later added wavy sections to front, some large splits to front) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 497 A VICTORIAN WALNUT FRAMED NURSING CHAIR, the tapering back with open scrolled foliate uprights, upholstered back and seat, on short turned front legs, with brass castors (condition: a small amount of old worm damage, splits to timber, generally good condition) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 498 A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY BANDED LANCASHIRE MULE CHEST, the hinged top above an arrangement of four dummy drawers in between ﬂuted corners and three short drawers, with brass swan neck handles, wavy apron, on ogee bracket feet, width 148cm x depth 54.5cm x height 89cm (condition: splits to planks on top, one ogee foot damaged to front, overall condition is commensurate with age and use) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 499 AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FOLDOVER CARD TABLE, with rounded corners, circular green baize lined interior, on an inverted conical pedestal with foliate moulded base above a circular plinth and four scrolled feet, width 90.5cm x depth 44.5cm x height 74cm (condition: baize slightly worn/faded, a few small patches of veneer loss, otherwise in overall good condition) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 500 A LATE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD OCTAGONAL OCCASIONAL TABLE, the base formed of eight reeded and spiral carved legs united by an under tier of two interlocked squares with a spindle turned gallery, the turned feet with ceramic castors, width 77cm x height 73.5cm, stamped to underside Gregory & Co 212 & 214 Regent St, London 2336 (condition: top has some fading, otherwise generally in good condition) £120 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 501 Lot 501 A GEORGE II WALNUT CHEST ON STAND, moulded cornice above three short and three long graduated drawers, the stand ﬁtted with one long deep drawer, later replacement oval stamped brass backplates and handles, on cabriole legs with pad feet, width 102cm x depth 55cm x height 181cm (condition: damage to two of the pad feet but pieces are there, old woodworm damage to top centre drawer, splits to sides, two burn marks to stand on left hand side, a few knocks and patches of veneer loss, other damage commensurate with age and use) £300 - £500 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 504 A LATE 17TH CENTURY OAK COFFER, the hinged top with four panels, the interior lined with paper, the triple panel front chip and shallow carved with ﬂowers within arches surrounded by geometric and scrolled borders, iron hinges and clasp, width 154cm x depth 65cm x height 60cm (condition: the top has water stains, two panels are split, surface scuffs and scratches, the papered interior is peeling due to damp, sides show damp and back right hand corner has damage) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 502 Lot 502 A 17TH CENTURY STYLE CONTINENTAL OAK AND INLAID CHEST, incorporating older timbers, rectangular top above a single deep drawer with fielded panels surrounding an inlaid trompe l’oeil arched door and chequered floor design, the drawer flanked by two doric columns to each side, with a double door cupboard under with fielded panels, three rows of double columns and an inlaid band of lozenges, shelf to the interior, on flattened bun feet to the front, width 98cm x depth 52.5cm height 110cm (condition: the top of the chest has several splits, sections of fielding missing, part of front left foot off but present, section of moulding loose but present) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 503 A GEORGE III OAK LANCASHIRE CHEST, hinged plank top over a central cupboard door opening to reveal shelves, flanked by two fielded panels, two short drawers below with fret cut brass backplates and swan neck handles, the sides fitted with a cupboard to each end, on stiles, width 143cm x depth 57cm x height 91.5cm (condition: planked top has splits and old woodworm damage, altered interior layout) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 505 Lot 505 AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD STOOL, the rectangular top with later Gothic style tapestry upholstery, on scrolled X shaped end supports, united by two turned stretchers, width 46cm x depth 40cm x height 43cm (condition: the structure is slightly loose, some worm holes to one long side of the underside) £50 - £80 plus BP* Lot 506 AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID SALON SUITE, comprising a salon settee, a pair of armchairs and four salon chairs, each piece with a serpentine top rail above an inlaid heart, the upholstered backs ﬂanked by two open circular designs above fret carved stylised foliate motifs, the settee and armchairs with stylised heart and scroll inlay to the armrests on further fret carved sides, padded seats, serpentine front rails, on square tapering inlaid legs with lozenge inlay to the tops, on spade feet, with H frame stretchers, bearing labels for Norton & Co Ltd, late Morris & Norton, Birmingham (condition: one salon chair has an old chip to the back right hand facing corner, one elbow chair lacks label to underside, the same chair has old repairs to a back leg) £400 - £600 plus BP*

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Lot 506 Lot 507 AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID DISPLAY CABINET, the detachable broken swan neck pediment above a raised overhanging and wavy serpentine cornice above central astragal glazed single door with oval side panels, enclosing three shelves, ﬂanked by oval bevelled mirrors, the lower section with an open recess with fret carved gallery with bevel edged mirror back ﬂanked by single door astragal glazed cabinets, on six square tapering legs with spade feet, width 136cm x depth 39cm x height 216cm, with key (condition: overall good condition, the detachable overhanging raised back has splits including one around the left hand hole for the turned support, other wear commensurate with age and use) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 508 A WOODWARD GROSVENOR & CO LTD WORSTED WOOL WILTON PERSIAN REPRODUCTION CARPET, Tabriz style, red ground with blue, gold and green foliate motifs, bears label verso, length 4.57 metres x width 3.66 metres (condition: overall good condition, viewing highly recommended) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 507

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 510 A LATE VICTORIAN PEDESTAL JARDINIERE/COAL BUCKET, with brass liner with an ebonised and walnut coopered effect pail, brass rim with swing handle, circular base on three ball feet, height 41cm x diameter 30.5cm max (condition: the brass liner is very dented, various gaps in the vertical sections, some wear to ebonising) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 511 AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND INLAID CHEVAL MIRROR, the broken swan neck pediment flanked by urn shaped finials, rectangular bevelled edge glass plate, the frame supported on dual splayed legs, mirror 114cm x 52.5cm, frame 195.5cm x 78cm including brass side fittings (condition: brass side fittings have some replacement parts, some scuff marks to a rear leg) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 509 Lot 509 A GEORGE III PALE OAK, MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK BY JAMES OATLEY OF TAMWORTH, broken swan neck pediment with stamped brass roundels with brass orb finial, the arched hood on fluted columns with brass caps flanking a painted dial, the arch with oval vignette of a gardener, strawberry and floral painted spandrels, the 32cm/12 1/2’’ dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, named ‘Jas Oatley Tamworth’, reverse of the movement plate named WILSON, the trunk door flanked by quarter columns, on a plinth base with shaped bracket feet, height 237cm, with pendulum, two weights, trunk key and winding key (condition: the case is in good clean condition, the dial has two patches of paint loss where the movement is fastened, James Oatley was deported to Australia in 1814 arriving in Hobart in 1815, he was pardoned in 1821 and his later clocks bear the name of James Oatley, Sydney) £600 - £800 plus BP*

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Lot 512 Lot 512 AN EARLY VICTORIAN WALNUT WORK TABLE, of rectangular form, with drop leaves to sides, with two drawers and two dummy drawers with turned wooden handles to the ends, on a conical pedestal to a quatreform base with four scrolled feet, width 50.5cm x extended length 70cm x height 71cm, with key (condition: overall good condition commensurate with age and use, the top and one leaf has a number of old indentations, locks in working order) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 516 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY DROP LEAF RECTANGULAR OCCASIONAL TABLE, ﬁtted with an end drawer and dummy drawer, on a turned pedestal on four reeded splayed legs with block terminals, brass caps and ceramic castors, width 91.5cm x closed depth 58cm x height 69cm (condition: wear commensurate with age and use, some areas faded and liquid damage, one foot is slightly loose and is causing the table to slope downwards) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 513 Lot 513 AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND STAINED TEAPOY, the sarcophagus top with beaded rim, the pink velvet lined hinged cover above four removable caddies with hinged lids and two cut glass mixing bowls, the inverted rectangular tapering pedestal to a moulded quatreform plinth with beaded edge and four lobed bun feet, with castors, width 44cm x depth 35.5cm x height 77.5cm (condition: no key, some beading missing, other sections loose, one mixing bowl has large section of base missing) £150 - £250 plus BP* Lot 514 A LATE 17TH CENTURY STYLE EIGHT DAY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with moulded pediment and blind fret, carved heart, square hood door enclosing brass 23.5cm/9 1/4’’ dial, brass boys and crown spandrels, Roman numerals, dial named ‘John Stokes’, bell strike, plain trunk to a shortened plinth base, height 197cm x max width 47cm, with pendulum, two weights and winding key (condition: both the case and the movement have been restored/repaired and altered over time, hands replaced, not seen working) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 515 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND INLAID BOW FRONT SIDEBOARD, ﬁtted with a single drawer above a reeded wavy apron, ﬂanked by a deep drawer and a cellarette drawer, on square tapering legs with spade feet, width 152.5cm x depth 75.5cm x height 89cm (condition: wear commensurate with age and use, patch of liquid damage to front edge, small area of veneer loss to front) £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 517 Lot 517 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST, moulded pediment above two short and six long drawers, replacement escutcheons, brass backplates and swan neck handles, with a shaped apron and bracket feet, width 107cm x depth 52cm x height 181cm (condition: some areas of drawer moulding broken and missing, replacement metal ﬁttings, left hand side of upper chest has a full length vertical split) £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 518 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD BANDED SHAPED RECTANGULAR FOLD OVER CARD TABLE, baize lined interior, on four square tapering legs, width 92cm x depth 46cm x height 75cm (condition: the top has a large split, some areas of moulding missing, green baize is a replacement) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 519 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD BANDED FIVE SECTION D END DINING TABLE, two leaves, on square tapering legs with spade feet, length 240cm x width 106cm x height 71cm (condition: the two D ends are very faded, one also has a long split to the top and a deep indentation, areas of staining and some veneer loss, no clips so leaves are not supported) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 520 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID AND BANDED EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, the arched hood with pierced oval decoration, the painted 33cm/13’’ dial with arched scene titled Esther accusing Haman, the spandrels with ﬁgures emblematic of the four continents, titled Europe, Asia, America, Africa, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials (worn), the trunk door with canted corners, on a plinth base which has been cut down, height 215cm, with painted pendulum and two weights (condition: splits to moulding to the swan neck pediment, losses to trunk door, base reduced in height £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 520A A MID VICTORIAN GILT GESSO FRAMED OVERMANTEL MIRROR, the surmount of foliate scrolls, ﬂower heads and fern leaves above rounded corners with a seated putti to each, the sides with further foliate decoration and a standing putti, plain arched mirror plate, inner measurements 162cm x 145cm and outer measurements 193cm x 201cm, together with a 20th Century Victorian style gilt wood shelf, width 199cm x height 59cm (2) (condition: extensive losses and repairs to gesso, upper left putti loose, upper right putti repaired wrist, the shelf has losses to the egg and dart moulding) £500 - £700 plus BP*

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BOOKS

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Lot 523 Lot 522 SHAW, REV, STEBBING, The History and Antiquities of Staffordshire, two volumes, 1st edition, J. Nichols, 1793-1801 (2) £200 - £220 plus BP* Lot 523 RUSHWORTH, JOHN, Historical Collections.... Beginning the sixteenth year of King James, Anno 1618...., 1st edition, Thos Newcomb for George Thomason, 1659, together with volume 1629-1638, 1639-1640, 1645-1647 and a volume of Appendices comprising Star Chamber Reports 1625-1628, all volumes bound in half leather with marbled boards and inners (5) £300 - £500 plus BP* Lot 524 DICKENS, CHARLES, The Old Curiosity Shop: A Tale: complete in one volume, The First ‘Separate’ edition as originally this title formed parts of ‘Master Humphrey’s Clock’, this accounts for the page numbering irregularities (e.g p 2-38, A7-49, etc) original olive-green boards faded to a brownish hue £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 521 Lot 521 EMERSON, P.H., ‘Wild Life on a Tidal Water’, 1st edition, Sampson Low, 1890, only 500 copies printed £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 525 MILTON, JOHN, original letters and papers of state, addressed to Oliver Cromwell, concerning The Affairs of Great Britain, 1st edition, John Nicholls, London, 1743, half leather binding with paper boards £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 528 WEBBER, CATHERINE MARY, Geology Familiarly Illustrated by CMW, pub. J.B. Goodinge, London, 1859, a strip of thirty one numbered, captioned and hand-coloured lithographs illustrating geology in a humourous way, several detached sheets but all thirty one illustrations present £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 526 Lot 526 STUKELEY, WILLIAM, Paleographia Sacra: Or Discourses On Monuments of Antiquity That Relate to Sacred History, Number 1, pub. Innys & Manby, London, 1736, bound with Holdsworth, Mr. E, Pharsalia and Philipp: Or The Two Philippi in Virgils Georgics...., pub. Vaillant, London, 1742 and Addison, Joseph, a Discourse on Ancient and Modern Learning, P. Osborne, London, 1739 £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 529 CARY, SIR LUCIUS, Sir Lucius Cary, Late Lord Viscount of Falkland, His Discourse of Infallibility with An Answer to It: and His Lordship’s Reply, Never Before Published....., 1st edition, John Hardesty, London, 1651, full leather binding £130 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 527 FRASER, EDWARD AND CARR-LAUGHTON, L.G., The Royal Marine Artillery, 1804-1923, two volumes, Royal United Service Institution, London, 1930 (2) £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 530 Lot 530 NORMAN, ‘Ten Little Boer-Boys’, pub. Dean & Son, Ltd, 1900 £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 531 MILITARY HISTORY, a parcel of books to include The Russo-Japanese War (1909), Port Arthur: The Siege and Capitulation (1906), Burma 1942: The Japanese Invasion (1999) and Sanger-Davies Dolomite Strongholds: The Last Untrodden Peaks, 2nd edition, 1890 (7) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 532 THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, two bound volumes containing all issues from 1851 including large folding plates, together with The Graphic, bound volume containing February to December issues 1884 (3) £120 - £140 plus BP* Lot 533 CHURCHILL, THE RT. HON. WINSTON, S, The Great War, three volume set, 1st edition, Newnes, 1933 (3) £100 - £130 plus BP*

Lot 528

Lot 534 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM, The Monastic Ruins of Yorkshire, Robert Santer, York, 1843, a disbound collection of plates with a number of hand-coloured lithographs £120 - £140 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 535 GIBSON, JOHN, Engravings from Original Compositions Executed in Marble At Rome by John Gibson, R.A., 1st Edition, Colnaghi, 1861, some light foxing throughout £120 - £140 plus BP* Lot 536 TALBOT-KELLY. R., Burma Painted and Described, a limited signed edition, No.279, 1905 £100 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 539 BADESLADE, THOMAS & TOMS, WILL. HENRY, (Engraver), ‘Chorographia Britanniae’ or a set of maps of all the counties in England and Wales...., 1st edition, Toms 1742, full leather binding £450 - £500 plus BP* Lot 540 SMITH, CHARLES, ‘The Ancient and Present State of The County and City of Waterford....’, 2nd edition, with additions, pub. Wilson, Dublin 1774, full leather binding £250 - £300 plus BP* Lot 541 ‘RAILWAY CLEARING HOUSE OFFICIAL RAILWAY JUNCTION DIAGRAMS’, 1910, together with Weave, John, ‘Ensamples of Railway Making....’, pub. Architectural Library 1843 (binding distressed) (2) £150 - £180 plus BP*

Lot 537 Lot 537 PLOT, ROBERT, ‘The Natural History of Staffordshire’, 1st edition, Oxford, 1686, full leather binding with many black and white plates, together with Browne, Joseph, map of Staffordshire from Dr Plots Natural History of Staffordshire 1686, later hand-coloured with some restoration to occasional folds and splits £600 - £650 plus BP* Lot 538 YAE KICHI YABE, ‘A Course of Instruction in Jiu-Jitsu The Japanese System of Physical Training and SelfDefence’, ﬁve parts in two volumes, published in 1904 by Clark, Dudley & Co, comprising one hundred and twenty ﬁve lessons in total (2) £250 - £280 plus BP*

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Lot 542 Lot 542 CARY, JOHN, A New map of England and Wales with part of Scotland, 1st edition, 1794, original outline colour, dissected linen sections in protective book box with leather spine label £300 - £350 plus BP*

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CIGARETTE CARDS & EPHEMERA

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 543 TWO CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing approximately 1,450 Gallaher Cigarette Cards in 26 sets (mostly complete) comprising British Naval Series 1914, Birds, Nests & Eggs 1915, South Africa Series 1901 (31 cards), Votaries of the Weed 1916 (47 cards), Fables & their Morals 1922 (thick numerals), Aesop’s Fables 1931 (25 complete), The Reason Why 1924, Famous Jockeys 1936 (blue printing), Sporting Personalities 1936, Racing Scenes 1938, Plants of Commercial Value 1917, Animals & Birds of Commercial Value1921, British Birds 1937, Butterﬂies & Moths 1938, Dogs 1938 (2nd series, 1 missing), Garden Flowers 1927, Wild Animals 1937, Aeroplanes 1939, Trains of the World 1937, Army Badges 1939, The Navy 1937 (Park Drive), Shots from Famous Films 1935, Stars of Stage and Screen 1935, Film Partners 1935, Famous Film Scenes 1934, Champions of Stage and Screen 1934 (red back), most sets are in generally good to very good condition with the exception being some from the South Africa Series (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 544 Lot 544 THREE CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing over 1250 Ogden’s Cigarette Cards consisting of complete, incomplete sets and odds and comprising Soldiers of the King 1909 (22), Motor Races 1931, Smugglers & Smuggling 1932, AFC Nicknames 1933 (43), Broadcasting 1935 + one odd, Shots from Films 1936 (46), Derby Entrants 1928 (20), Boy Scouts 1911 (41), Dogs 1936 (41), British Birds and their Eggs 1939 (47) and one complete set (50), British Birds 1905, 1909 (one complete set and a mix of 47), Sea Adventure 1939, Champions of 1936, Modes of Conveyance 1927, Whaling 1927, Cathedrals & Abbeys 1936, Ocean Greyhounds 1938, Optical Illusions 1923, Pugilists and Wrestlers 1928, 1929 (22), Pugilists in Action 1928 (10), Royal Mail 1909 (14), Australian Test Cricketers 1928 (20), Jockeys 1930 (25), Trainers and Owners Colours 1926 (20), Derby Entrants 1928, 1929 (68), Football Caricatures 1935 (20), Flags and Funnels of Leading Steamship Lines 1906 (42), Racing Pigeons 1931 (41), Colour in Nature 1937, Modern Railways 1936, Records of the World 1908 (17), Famous Rugby Players 1926 (8), Birds Eggs 1908 (10), Swiss Views 1910 (3), Orders of Chivalry 1907 (1), most sets are in generally good condition (3) £120 - £160 plus BP* 108

Lot 545 THREE CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing over 1600 Lambert & Butler, Carreras and John Player Cigarette Cards, mainly complete sets, comprising Motor Car Radiators 1928, Famous British Airmen and Airwomen 1935, Wonders of Nature 1924, Common Fallacies 1928, A History of Aviation 1932, Interesting Sidelights on the Work of the GPO 1939, Interesting Customs and Traditions of the Army, Navy and Air Force 1939, Aviation 1915, London Characters 1934, Motor Cars ‘A’ series 1922 (2 sets), Motor Cars 2nd series 1923, Pirates and Highwaymen 1926, Worlds Locomotives 1912, Empire Air Routes 1936, Aeroplane Markings 1937, Rhodesian Series 1928, Raemakers War Cartoons 1916, History of Army Uniforms 1937, Britain’s Defences 1938, Film Stars 1937 (1st & 2nd series) Glamour Girls of Stage and Film 1939 (LF54 & LF36), Film and Stage Beauties 1939, Film Stars by Desmond 1936 (2 sets), Famous Men 1927, Regimental Uniforms 1914 (brown back), Regimental Colours and Cap Badges 1910, Drum Banners & Cap Badges 1924, Country Seats and Arms 2nd and 3rd series, Coronation Series - Ceremonial Dress 1937 (47), Gilbert & Sullivan 2nd series 1927, Birds and their Young 1937, Characters from Dickens 1st and 2nd series 1912, Egyptian Kings and Queens and Classical Deities 1912, Struggle for Existence 1923, Cycling 1939, most sets are in generally good condition (3) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 546 Lot 546 TWO CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing approximately 1165 Will’s Cigarette Cards consisting of complete sets, incomplete sets and odds comprising Coronation Series 1902 (69 mixed), Nelson Series 1905 (44), Allied Army Leaders 1917 complete, Cricketers 1928 (40) British Butterﬂies 1927 complete, Household Hints 1936 complete, Wild Flowers 1923 (32), Actresses 1908 (17 and one complete set) Naval Dress & Badges 1909 (46), Overseas Dominions (Australia) 1915 complete, Physical Culture 1914 (43), Portraits of European Royalty 1908 (1-50), Old English Garden Flowers 1st and 2nd Series 1910, 1913, Signalling Series 1911 complete, British Birds 1917 complete, First Aid 1913 complete, Recruiting Posters 1915 (12) Military Motors 1916 complete, Victoria Cross Heroes 1915 complete, Gems of French 1916, Belgian 1915, Russian Architecture 1917 (3 separate sets complete), Garden Life 1914 complete, Arms of the British Empire 1910 complete and 18 ‘odds’ including Drum Horses and Flag Girls of All Nations, most sets are in generally good condition (2) £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 547 TWO CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, (one London Cigarette Card Album) containing approximately 970 Cigarette Cards from various Manufacturers, consisting of complete and incomplete sets comprising Will’s Fish & Bait 1910, John Player Wonders of the Deep 1904, John Player Cities of the World 1900 (30), Will’s Mining 1916, Will’s Time & Money in Different Countries 1908, Will’s Historic Events 1912, Will’s The Coronation Series 1911, John Player Counties and their Industries 1914 (49), John Player Victoria Cross 1914, John Player Countries Arm & Flags 1912, John Player Nature Series 1908, Gallaher’s Why Is It? 1915 (48 Brown and Green Backs), Gallaher’s Shots from Famous Films 1936 (44), Gallaher’s Stars of Screen & Stage 1935 (39), Gallaher’s Famous Film Scenes 1935 (32) Churchman’s Treasure Trove 1937 (45), John Player Wild Birds 1932, Gallaher’s The Navy (Park Drive) 1937, Gallaher’s Portraits of Famous Stars 1935, Gallaher’s Aeroplanes 1939 (45), John Player Curious Beaks 1929 (40), Will’s Household Hints (2) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 548 TWO EXCEPTIONAL CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing approximately 1,025 Cigarette Cards from various Manufacturers, consisting of complete, incomplete sets and highly collectable ‘odds’, highlights include 2 x Adkin & Sons Pretty Girl Series 1900 (1 verse back and 1 other back), 2 x Will’s Seaside Resorts 1899 (Traveller backs), 1 x Wm. Clarke & Son Marine Series (no. 7), John Sinclair Ltd. Film Stars 1934 (38), Lambert & Butler Naval Portraits 1914 (19), Lambert & Butler Motorcycles 1923 (42), Carreras Highwaymen 1924 (21), Gallaher’s Types of the British Army 1898 ‘now in 3 strengths’ (Battle Honours back) 46 + 4 duplicates, Hignett’s Greetings of the World 1907 complete, most cards are in good condition with exceptions (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 549 ONE CIGARETTE CARD ALBUM, containing approximately 627 Cigarette Cards from various Manufacturers consisting of complete, incomplete sets and collectable ‘odds’ comprising Taddy & Co. Railway Locomotives 1980 complete, Edwards, Ringer & Bigg Musical Instruments 1924, Edwards Ringer & Bigg Our Pets 1926 complete, Edwards Ringer & Biggs Dog Series 1908 (Klondyke back) complete, Abdulla & Co. British Butterﬂies 1935 complete, Abdulla & Co. Old Favourites 1936 complete, Will’s Naval Dress & Badges 1909 (10), Will’s Transvaal Series 1901 (30 - 2 non-descriptive), Will’s Nelson Series 1905 (10), Will’s Soldiers of the World 1895, some no-Ltd. backs, (30), John Player Cricketers Caricatures by RIP 1926 complete, Footballers Caricatures by RIP 1926 complete, Footballers 1928 complete, Footballers 1928 - 1929 complete, Gems of British Scenery 1917 complete, Polar Exploration 1916 complete, Colonial & Indian Army Badges 1917 complete, Gilbert and Sullivan 1925 complete, Natural History 1924 complete, Racing Caricatures 1925 complete, most cards are in good condition with exceptions £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 550 TWO SETS OF CIGARETTE CARDS, on a Political Theme comprising Taddy & Co. ‘Autographs’ 1912 complete + 1 extra (No.16) and Murray’s ‘Prominent Politicians’ (in two strengths on reverse) complete (condition of both sets very good - excellent) £80 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 551 Lot 551 A COLLECTION OF CIGARETTE CARDS, on a Sporting Theme consisting of complete, incomplete sets and ‘odds’ some of high value, comprising Taddy & Co. ‘Famous Jockeys’ 1910 (18), Ogden’s ‘Pugilists & Wrestlers’ 1908 (46), Ogden’s ‘Famous Footballers’ 1908 (24 inc. 1 duplicate), Ogden’s ‘Pugilists in Action’ 1928 complete, Will’s ‘Cricketer Series’ 1901 (5) and a Lambert & Butler’s ‘Jockey’s’ (no frame) 1902, most cards are in good condition with exceptions £100 - £120 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 552 THREE SETS OF CIGARETTE CARDS, on a Natural Theme comprising Will’s ‘Wild Animals of the World’ 1900 (green scroll back) complete, Lambert & Butler ‘Representing Birds & Egg’s 1906 complete and John Player & Sons ‘Cats’ 1936 (L24) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 553 A COLLECTION OF CIGARETTE CARDS, consisting of complete, incomplete sets and duplicates comprising Will’s ‘Conundrums’ 1900 (32 including duplicates), Gallaher’s ‘Useful Hints Series’ 1915 (86), Gallaher’s ‘Why Is It’ (green and brown backs 91) and Will’s ‘Double Meaning’ 1898 complete and including 5 duplicates without the Will’s name at the bottom, most cards are in fair condition with exceptions £120 - £160 plus BP* Lot 554 FOUR SETS OF CIGARETTE CARDS, on a Transport Theme comprising, Will’s ‘Locomotives & Rolling Stock’ 1901 complete, Lambert & Butler ‘Motor Cycles’ 1923, Lambert & Butler ‘Motor Cars’ 1926 complete and Ogden’s The Blue Riband of the Atlantic 1929, all sets are in very good condition £120 - £160 plus BP*

Lot 555 Lot 555 A COLLECTION OF CIGARETTE CARDS, consisting of complete and incomplete sets and featuring some rare and collectable examples comprising Will’s ‘Animals & Birds in Fancy Costume’ 1896 (14), Will’s ‘Vanity Fair’ 2nd Series 1902 complete and Fry’s ‘Phil May Sketches’ 1905 complete, conditions fair on Will’s sets, very good on Fry’s set £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 556 FOUR SETS OF HIGHLY COLLECTABLE CIGARETTE CARDS, comprising Lambert & Butler ‘The Thames from Lechlade to London’ 1908 complete, Ogden’s ‘Royal Mail’ 1909 complete, Player’s ‘Arms & Armour’ 1909 complete and Ogden’s ‘Boy Scouts’ 1929 complete, all sets with the exception of Boy Scouts, very good condition £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 557 TWO SETS OF CIGARETTE CARDS, on a Royalty Theme comprising Will’s ‘Kings & Queens’ 1898 (short card grey back) (75 inc. duplicates) and Lambert & Butler ‘Arms of Kings & Queens of England’ 1906 complete, most cards generally fair condition £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 558 A COLLECTION OF CIGARETTE CARDS, comprising Will’s ‘Coronation Series’ 1902 complete and Taddy & Co. Coronation Series 1902 (10), condition of Will’s set very good £80 - £100 plus BP* Lot 559 A COLLECTION OF CIGARETTE CARDS, comprising Will’s ‘Coronation Series’ 1902 complete and Taddy & Co. ‘Heraldry’ 1911 (18), both sets good condition £80 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 560 Lot 560 A COMPLETE SET OF TADDY & CO., ‘Royalty Series 1903’ + 3 extras (No. 8, 16 & 25) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 561 A COMPLETE SET OF SALMON & GLUCKSTEIN, ‘Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria’ 1897 (6 in set) £60 - £100 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 562 A COMPLETE SET OF WILL’S ‘SHIPS’ 1897, (brownish card), there are 100 cards in the set, condition very good £300 - £400 plus BP* Lot 563 A LARGE POSTCARD/CUTTINGS ALBUM, containing over one thousand postcards, photographs and other ephemera from the Victorian / Edwardian era, the album contains topographical, historical, natural, portrait, religious and advertising material, mainly from Continental Europe, but also Great Britain and the United States £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 564 A LARGE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN ‘CUTTINGS’ SCRAPBOOK, containing eighty ﬁve pages of cuttings and illustrations of mainly historical and romantic interest from Great Britain, Europe and Asia, together with a small album of observations and illustrations from the early 1900’s (2) £60 - £80 plus BP*

Lot 565

Lot 565 A COLLECTION OF OVER SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY POSTCARDS, in seven albums and loose from the Edwardian era featuring mainly topographical scenes from Great Britain and Europe, together with a large amount of letters and press cuttings, the postcards and letters are, in the majority of cases, addressed to two families from Longdon near Rugeley and Sutton Coldﬁeld (parcel) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 566 A POSTCARD ALBUM, containing one hundred and twenty eight Tuck’s ‘Oilette’ postcards featuring scenes from around Britain £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 567 TWO POSTCARD ALBUMS, containing postcards of Regimental Badges (53) and Regiments - Battle Honours, History and Traditions (48) (two albums) £100 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 569 Lot 569 FOUR EARLY 19TH CENTURY DOCUMENTS WITH ROYAL WARRANT SEALS, one signed by George III, 1805 and the other three signed by George IV, 1826 with handwritten copies of documents to centres £200 - £250 plus BP*

Lot 570 Lot 570 A COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS, to include THE BEATLES and personalities from the World of Television, Sport and Politics, to include Charlie Drake, Tessie O’Shea, Wilfrid Pickles, cast members of ‘Emmerdale’, Alec Douglas Hume and Jimmy Greaves, three of The Beatles signatures are on pages of sheet music, It’s Only Love by Lennon and McCartney and Without You by George Harrison, The Ringo Starr signature is on a magazine page from an unknown publication and all signatures, with the exception of Ringo Starr, appear to have been signed with a rollerball felt tip type of pen, there is no provenance with the signatures and we cannot verify their authenticity, potential purchasers are asked to satisfy for themselves the authenticity of each signature before purchasing £1200 - £1500 plus BP*

Lot 568 A POSTCARD ALBUM, containing one hundred and ninety one postcards of Crests and Badges of the Armed Forces £150 - £200 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 571 A QUANTITY OF LOOSE STEREOVIEW CARDS, to include a quantity of Realistic Travels views from ‘The Great War’ series, scenes from Ypres, Passachendale, The Somme, Albert, Messines, Menin, Arras, etc, together with British, European, Middle & Far Eastern, African, Indian and American topographical/tourist views and several Girdwood views of the British Royal family in India, with an aluminium stereoviewer marked TR £80 - £100 plus BP*

Lot 574 Lot 574 A LARGE COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS AND SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHS, dating from the 1950’s of some of the era’s most famous stars of stage and screen including Laurel & Hardy, Harry Secombe, Ken Dodd, Spike Milligan, Benny Hill, Tommy Cooper, Frankie Howerd, Norman Wisdom, Alec Guinness, John Mills, Laurence Harvey, Kenneth More, Dirk Bogarde and many others, there is also a signed cartoon of Sir Harry Secombe £300 - £400 plus BP*

Lot 572 Lot 572 A COLMANS D.S.F. MUSTARD ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN, dark blue letters and border on yellow ground, bottom edge marked Owners Colmans, approximately 90cm high x 60cm wide, some enamel loss and wear, damage to top edge, rusting, holes and wear to edges, with a Colmans Starch enamel advertising sign, white lettering on faded blue background, approximately 30cm high x 45cm wide, enamel loss, rusting and wear, damage to bottom right corner (2) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 573 A LYONS TEA ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN, white lettering with orange border on blue background with white and orange border, approximately 45cm high x 150cm wide, extensive damage especially to bottom edge, enamel loss, wear and rusting to edges, with an Exide Drydex Radio Batteries tin advertising sign, rear marked ‘This plate is the Property of Exide Drydex Batteries’, white lettering on green and yellow background, approximately 43cm high x 62cm wide, some minor damage, paint loss and wear, with an Atcost Limited enamel advertising sign, yellow lettering on black background with yellow edging, approximately 30cm high x 76cm wide, extensive enamel loss around letter A, together with other rusting, holes, damage and wear (3) £80 - £120 plus BP*

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Lot 575 Lot 575 A LARGE QUANTITY OF OFFICIAL NASA SIGNED AND UNSIGNED PHOTOGRAPHS, of astronauts, cosmonauts and personnel involved in The International Space Programme, notable signatures include 2 x Buzz Aldrin (2nd man to walk on the Moon), Alexi Leonov (1st person to walk in Space), Valentina Tereshkova (1st woman in space), John Glenn (1st American to orbit the Earth), Alan Shepard (1st American in space) and Fred Haise Jnr (Apollo 13), together with personnel from the very many shuttle missions, there are also many photographs taken from space and a photographic album of the doomed Challenger Mission in 1986, also includes a large volume of written correspondence, included in this lot and without connection to the NASA material is a photograph of The Titanic signed by Millvina Dean who in 2008 was the last survivor of the disaster, viewing recommended £300 - £400 plus BP*

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WINE, WHISKY, PORT & CIGARS

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 576 A COLLECTION OF WHISKY, WINE AND SPIRITS, comprising a bottle of Penderyn Single Malt Welsh Whisky, 46% vol, 70 cl, boxed, a bottle of Bushmills Irish Whiskey, 40% vol, 1 Litre, a bottle of Hakutsuru Sake, 14.5% vol, 720ml, a bottle of Champagne Pommery Brut Royal, 12.5% vol, 750ml, a bottle of Bland’s Madeira ‘Duke of Sussex, 19% vol, 75cl and a bottle of Harveys Bristol Cream Sherry £40 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 580 A COLLECTION OF WHISKY AND WINE, comprising a bottle of Old Pulteney Single Malt Scotch Whisky, aged 12 years, 40% vol, 70cl, ﬁll level mid-neck, boxed, a bottle of The Tyrconnell Single Malt Irish Whiskey, 40% vol, 70cl, ﬁll level mid-neck, boxed and three bottles of French Red Wine comprising a Chateauneuf du Pape Domaine de Valori 2014, a Chateau Vieux Fortin Saint Emilion Grand Cru 1986 and a Chateau Cadet Terrefort Medoc Cru Artisan 2005 (5) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 581 A COLLECTION OF FORTY FIVE COMMEMORATIVE ALES, featuring Anne Street Brewery, Bank’s, Bass, Batemans, Carlsberg, Devenish, Grunhalle, Hall & Woodhouse, Home Brewery, Hook Norton, Ind Coope, Jennings, Matthew Brown, M & B, Newcastle Brown, Okel & Son, Randalls Brewery, Ridleys, Samuel Smith, Skol, Theakstons, Whitbread and Wolverhampton & Dudley, also in this Lot is a bottle of Johnnie Walker Red Label with a glass (quantity) £30 - £40 plus BP*

Lot 577 Lot 577 A BOTTLE OF CHARTREUSE LIQUEUR, 96% proof, 12 fl.oz. and two bottles of D.O.M Benedictine Liqueur, 73% proof (3) £150 - £200 plus BP* Lot 578 A COLLECTION OF WINE AND SPIRITS, comprising a bottle of a now rare Amontillado Sherry, a Berisford Solera 1914, bottle No. 44851, 18% vol, 70cl, a bottle of D.O.M Benedictine Liqueur, 40% vol, 70cl, a bottle of Courvoisier three Luxe Cognac, 40% vol, 680ml, a bottle of Richot Napoleon VSOP Brandy, 40% vol, 68cl and two bottles of Chateau de la Chaize Brouilly 1964 (7) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 579 A COLLECTION OF WHISKY, WINE AND SPIRITS, comprising a bottle of Glenfiddich Special Reserve Single Malt aged 12 years, 40% vol, 70cl, boxed, a bottle of Dimple Old Blended Scotch Whisky, 70% proof, 26 & 2/3 fl. oz, boxed, a bottle of The Famous Grouse, 40% vol, 70cl, a bottle of Clan Dew, a bottle of Moet & Chandon Champagne, boxed, a bottle of Croft Original Sherry, boxed and a collection of thirteen miniatures and half bottles of assorted wine and spirits (quantity) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 582 A COLLECTION OF CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING WINE AND PORT, comprising Henry Dumanois champagne, Antoine de Clevecy champagne, Beringer Sparkling Rose and a Rocha’s Special Reserve Tawny Port (4) £20 - £30 plus BP* Lot 583 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU DE LAUBADE XO BASARMAGNAC, in a presentation box with two glasses £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 584 A BOX OF TWENTY FIVE MONTECRISTO NO.4 CIGARS, seal intact £120 - £150 plus BP*

Lot 585 Lot 585 A BOX OF TWENTY FIVE MONTECRISTO NO.4 CIGARS, a Montecristo travel case, three cigar books and a notebook, the cigar box seal has been broken but the cigars appear to be in good condition £120 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 589 Lot 586 A TIN OF PARTAGAS CAPITOLS, probably imported from Cuba in the 1970’s, the cigars are now very rare £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 587 TWO BOXES OF CONTINENTAL CIGARS, consisting of one box of ten A.M. Hirschsprung & Sonner Apostolado’s and one box of ten Hofnar Corona 110, the cigars are excellent quality (2) £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 588 A BOTTLE OF BARON DE LUSTRAC BAS ARMAGNAC 1960, boxed £80 - £120 plus BP* Lot 589 ONE CASE OF TWELVE BOTTLES OF CHATEAU LAGRANGE SAINT JULIEN 2005 GRAND CRU CLASSE EN 1855, ﬁll levels mid neck consistent with year, case opened to verify contents £300 - £350 plus BP* Lot 590 ONE CASE OF TWELVE BOTTLES OF CHATEAU ANGLUDET 2008 MARGAUX, recently removed from The Wine Society, the case is unopened £150 - £180 plus BP* Lot 591 TWELVE BOTTLES OF FRENCH RED WINE, comprising 8 Bottles of Chateau de la Grave ‘Nectar’ 2010, Cotes de Bourg and four Bottles of Domaine Bernard Gripa Saint - Joseph 2009, Cotes du Rhone, recently removed from The Wine Society (12) £50 - £60 plus BP*

Lot 595 Lot 592 FOURTEEN BOTTLES OF RED WINE, comprising a Chateau Musar 2008 Gaston Hochar, a Famille Perrin Reserve du Mistral 2014, a Chateauneuf du Pape 2014 H. Valrasque, a Chateau Plagnac 1980 Medoc, a Chateau de Pizay Morgon 1980, a Saint Emilion 1995, a Chapelle Aux Loups Beaujolaise Villages Lois Jadot 2016, three bottles of Chateau Lagrezette Cahors (2 x 1996), a Cuvee Dame Honneur 1995, a Chateau Recougne Bordeaux Superieur 2013, two bottles of Australian and a bottle of Mulled Wine (14) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 593 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU PALMER MARGAUX FROM THE OUTSTANDING 1989 VINTAGE, fill level consistent for the year £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 594 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU PALMER MARGAUX FROM THE OUTSTANDING 1989 VINTAGE, fill level consistent for the year £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 595 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU PALMER MARGAUX FROM THE OUTSTANDING 1989 VINTAGE, fill level consistent for the year £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 596 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU PALMER MARGAUX FROM THE OUTSTANDING 1989 VINTAGE, fill level consistent for the year £100 - £120 plus BP* Lot 597 A BOTTLE OF CHATEAU PALMER MARGAUX FROM THE OUTSTANDING 1989 VINTAGE, and a bottle of Chateau La Tour du Pin Figeac Moueix 1988, fill levels consistent for the year (2) £120 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 598 A BOTTLE OF ERNEST IRROY CHAMPAGNE 1941, this bottle has Reserve for Great Britain at the bottom of the label, inverted ullage approximately 3cm, the cork is intact and the outer foil is partially present £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 599 A BOTTLE OF CAVENDISH VINTAGE 1949 VIN DE LIQUEUR, seal intact £40 - £50 plus BP* Lot 600 TEN BOTTLES OF ASSORTED EUROPEAN RED AND WHITE WINE, comprising a bottle of Chablis Beauroy 1er Cru 2001 from Pascal Bouchard, a bottle of Chablis Chateau de Maligny Premier Cru 1995, a bottle of Chablis Vaucher Pere Et Fils 1992, a bottle of Meursault par Moillard 1991, a bottle of Fleurie Chateau de Chenas 2008, a bottle Macon Villages par Roger d’Esgrigny 1998, two bottles of Rioja, a bottle of Cotes du Roussillon and a bottle of Pisse-Dru Beaujolais (10) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 601 TWO BOTTLES OF FRENCH WHITE AND ONE BOTTLE OF FRENCH RED WINE, comprising a bottle of Puligny-Montrachet 1991 mis en bouteille par Le Cave de Nantoux, a bottle of GevreyChambertin Clos des Varoilles 1er Cru 1987, bottle No.02915 and a bottle of La Reserve du Millenaire 2000 Bordeaux in a presentation tin (3) £50 - £70 plus BP* Lot 602 TWO BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE AND A BOTTLE OF FINE CHAMPAGNE COGNAC, comprising a bottle of Tattinger Prestige Rose, a bottle of Lanson Black Label and a bottle of Remy Martin Cognac (3) £60 - £80 plus BP*

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Lot 603 Lot 603 A BOTTLE OF KRUG CHAMPAGNE 1996, seal intact, inverted ullage 2cm from base £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 604 FOUR BOTTLES OF VINTAGE AND NON-VINTAGE PORT, comprising one bottle of Warre’s Tercentenary 1970 vintage, one bottle of Warre’s Fine Crusted Port, bottled in 1980, one bottle of Ofﬂey Boa Vista 1980, bottled in 1982 and one bottle of Graham’s LBV 1994, the seal on the 1970 vintage is partially detached and the label is detached but there is no sign of leakage (4) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 605 TWO BOTTLES OF EXCEPTIONAL VINTAGE PORT, comprising One Bottle of Taylor’s Quinta de Vargellas 1969, bottled in 1972 and one bottle of Croft 1970, bottled in 1970, the seals on both bottles have been broken and are partially detached and the ullage is inconsistent for the age of the Port (Viewing recommended) (2) £80 - £120 plus BP*

Lot 605 Lot 606 TWO BOTTLES OF VINTAGE PORT, comprising two Dow’s 1966 vintages, both seals are intact, ullage consistent for the year (2) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 607 TWO BOTTLES OF EXCEPTIONAL VINTAGE PORT, and a bottle of Non-Vintage Port comprising a S.V. Borges Alto Douro 1963, a Croft’s 1960, bottled in 1962 and a Sandeman Founders Reserve, the seals on the Vintage Ports are slightly partially detached but there is no sign of leakage, ullage consistent for year (3) £120 - £160 plus BP* Lot 608 THREE BOTTLES OF PORT, comprising one bottle of Graham’s LBV, bottled in 1996, one bottle of Finest Reserve Port, bottled by Morgan Brothers LDA Vila Nova De Gaia and shipped for Marks and Spencer and one bottle of 20 year old Tawny Port matured at Vila Nova De Gaia and bottled in 2003 for Marks and Spencer, the two Marks and Spencer bottles are presented in wooden boxes and all three bottles are in ‘as new’ condition (3) £40 - £60 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 609 THREE BOTTLES OF J & B RARE BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY, 70% proof, 26 & 2/3 fl.oz, fill levels bottom neck, seals intact, boxed (3) £40 - £60 plus BP* Lot 610 THREE BOTTLES OF BLENDED WHISKY AND ONE BOTTLE OF BOURBON, comprising a bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label Extra Special, aged 12 years, 43% vol, 1 Litre, fill level upper shoulder, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Johnnie Walker Red Label, 40% vol, 1 Litre, fill level upper shoulder seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Chivas Regal, aged 12 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level midneck, seal intact, in a presentation tin and a bottle of Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 40% vol, 1 Litre, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed (4) £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 611 FIVE BOTTLES OF SINGLE MALT, comprising a bottle of Dalwhinnie Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, aged 15 years, 43% vol, 70cl, fill level high shoulder, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Cardhu Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, aged 12 years, 40% vol, 1 Litre, fill level mid shoulder, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Aberlour Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 10 years old, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-neck, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Celtic Whisky, a 12 year old Single Malt from The Celtic Spirit Co., Abersychan, Wales, 40% vol, 700ml, fill level lower neck, seal intact, boxed and a bottle of Bushmills Single Malt Irish Whiskey, aged 10 years, 40% vol, 700ml, fill level mid shoulder, seal intact, boxed (5) £100 - £140 plus BP*

Lot 611 Lot 612 A BOTTLE OF A CONNOISSEURS CHOICE SPEYSIDE SINGLE MALT, distilled at Glen Keith Distillery in 1993 and bottled in 2009, 46% vol, 70cl, fill level midneck, seal intact, boxed £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 613 A BOTTLE OF BUCHANAN’S ‘BLACK & WHITE’ CHOICE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY, probable 1960’s bottling with old spring cap, fill level high-mid neck £60 - £80 plus BP* Lot 614 FOUR BOTTLES OF BLENDED WHISKY, comprising three Chivas Regal Premium Scotch Whisky, 12 years old, 40% vol, 70cl, fill levels mid-neck, seals intact, two bottles are in presentation tins and one is unboxed together with a bottle of The Famous Grouse ‘Vintage’ Malt Whisky 1992, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-neck, seal intact, boxed (4) £20 - £40 plus BP* Lot 615 FIVE BOTTLES OF GLENFIDDICH SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, comprising a bottle of Solera Reserve, aged 15 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level upper shoulder, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Special Reserve, aged 12 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level to edge of foil, seal intact, unboxed and three Special Reserve, aged 12 years, 40% vol. 35cl, seal levels a little below edge of foil, seals intact, boxed £50 - £70 plus BP*

ARR refer to Droit de Suite Royalty Charges - See Title Page BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 20% plus VAT @ 20% - Also see Title Page for additional costs

Lot 616 FIVE BOTTLES OF SINGLE MALT, comprising a bottle of Glenfarclas Single Highland Malt, aged 10 years, 40% vol, 700ml, ﬁll level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Glen Moray Speyside Single Malt 40% vol, 70cl, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Aberlour ‘St. Drostan’s Well’ Highland Single Malt, aged 10 years, 40% vol, 70cl, ﬁll level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed, a bottle of Glenmorangie Single Highland Malt, ten years old, 40% vol, 70cl, seal intact, boxed and a bottle of Glenmorangie ten year old, 40% vol, 35cl, in a sealed container (5) £70 - £90 plus BP*

Lot 617 Lot 617 A BOTTLE OF A HIGHLY COLLECTABLE WHISKEY, which is the Midleton Very Rare Irish Whiskey 1998, in a wooden presentation box £300 - £500 plus BP*

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Lot 618 TWO BOTTLES OF EXCELLENT SINGLE MALT, comprising a Bruichladdich Islay Single Malt, aged 10 years, 46% col, 70cl, fill level high shoulder, seal intact, boxed (this an old bottling) and The Glenlivet French Oak Reserve, aged 15 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid neck, seal intact, boxed (2) £70 - £90 plus BP* Lot 619 TWO BOTTLES OF GLENFIDDICH SINGLE MALT, comprising a Glenfiddich Ancient Reserve Single Malt, aged 18 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level lower shoulder, seal intact, in a presentation box and a bottle of Glenfiddich Cask Strength Single Malt, aged 15 years, 51% vol, fill level undetermined but probably midneck, seal intact, boxed (2) £70 - £90 plus BP* Lot 620 TWO BOTTLES OF SINGLE MALT, comprising a Cadenhead’s Authentic Collection from the Tormore Distillery, a Cask Strength Single Malt, aged 13 years, distilled in April 1984 and bottled in October 1997, 63.8% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed and a Glenmorangie Single Highland Malt, aged 10 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, in a presentation tin (2) £70 - £90 plus BP*

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Lot 621 TWO BOTTLES OF SINGLE MALT, comprising a Tullibardine Single Highland Malt, aged 10 years, 40%, 70cl, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed and a bottle of Glenkinchie Edinburgh Malt Lowland Scotch Whisky (one of the six Classic Malts), aged 10 years, 43% vol, 70cl, fill level low neck, seal intact, boxed (2) £70 - £90 plus BP* Lot 622 TWO BOTTLES OF EXCEPTIONAL SINGLE MALT, comprising a Connoisseurs Choice Speyside Single Malt distilled at the CAPERDONICH Distillery in 1980 and bottled in 1998, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level low neck, seal intact, boxed and a bottle of Glengoyne Single Highland Malt, aged 17 years, 43% vol, 700ml, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, boxed (2) £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 623 A BOTTLE OF BOWMORE MARINER (OLD SCREEN PRINT) ISLAY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, aged 15 years, 43% vol, 70cl, fill level lower neck, seal intact, boxed £120 - £150 plus BP* Lot 624 A BOTTLE OF BOWMORE DARKEST SHERRY CASKED ISLAY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, from the No.1 vaults of Black Bowmore, 43% vol, 70cl, fill level low neck, seal intact, boxed £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Richard Winterton Auctioneers Lot 625 A BOTTLE OF GLENGLASSAUGH ‘THE FAMILY SILVER’ 1973 VINTAGE RESERVE SINGLE MALT WHISKY, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-low neck, seal intact, unboxed £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 626 A BOTTLE OF TALISKER ‘LIMITED EDITION’ SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, No.1185 of 7000 produced, distilled in 1989 and bottled in 1999, 59.3% vol, 70cl, fill level bottom neck, seal intact, unboxed £100 - £150 plus BP* Lot 627 A BOTTLE OF ABERLOUR A’BUNADH SINGLE SPEYSIDE MALT WHISKY, from batch No.15, 59.6% vol, 70cl, fill level upper shoulder, seal intact, boxed £100 - £150 plus BP*

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Lot 628

Lot 628 A BOTTLE OF ORIGINAL GLENMORANGIE SINGLE HIGHLAND MALT WHISKY, a Limited Edition of 2000 distilled in 1974 and bottled in 1999 to mark the Millennium, this is bottle No.208, 43% vol, 50cl, fill level high shoulder, seal intact, in wooden presentation case £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 629 A BOTTLE OF THE MACALLAN 25TH ANNIVERSARY MALT, distilled in 1974 and bottled in 1999, 43% vol, 70cl, fill level midlow neck, seal intact and presented in a commemorative wooden box £2000 - £2500 plus BP* Lot 630 A BOTTLE OF THE MACALLAN SINGLE HIGHLAND MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, aged 10 years, 40% vol, 70cl, fill level mid-neck, seal intact, boxed £200 - £300 plus BP* Lot 631 Lot 631 A BOTTLE OF A VERY RARE SINGLE ISLAY MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, which is a Bunnahabhain Limited 1965 Edition, one of only 594, produced the whisky was filled in cask on 1st November 1965 and filled to bottle on 4th April 2001, aged 35 years old, 53.9% vol, 70cl, fill level upper shoulder, seal intact, boxed £1000 - £1200 plus BP*

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Lot 632 Lot 632 A BOTTLE OF OUTSTANDING AND RARE ISLAY SINGLE MALT, which is THE BOWMORE LIMITED EDITION 1968 DISTILLATION, bottled by Morrison Bowmore Distillers Ltd to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the original Stanley P. Morrison Company and personally selected by Brian Morrison, this is bottle No.0551 of only 1860 bottles, aged 32 years, distilled in 1968, 45.5% vol, 700ml, ﬁll level bottom neck, seal intact and in a pristine condition presentation box £5000 - £6000 plus BP*

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BUYING AT AUCTION REGISTRATION Prospective bidders are required to register their details to obtain a bidding number, (paddle). Identiﬁcation is required in the form of a passport or driving license. Card details are requested for new and overseas buyers and will be veriﬁed. References may also be required. Credit and reference checks may also be made.

TELEPHONE BIDS We are happy to arrange phone bids on Lots estimated at over £200 or at our discretion. By making a booking, you will automatically have the opening bid. Bookings can only be taken up to 48 hours prior to the auction and are subject to line availability. Telephone bids are accepted at the senders risk and should be requested in writing.

PAYMENT Payment and collection should be made within seven days of the auction by cash, bank transfer, direct debit only (We regret that we are unable to accept payment by credit card to a large increase in costs - we felt it unfair to increase buyers’ premium and penalise customers who do not use credit cards). We no longer accept cheques. All winning bids should be paid for and collected/collection arranged within seven days of the auction. Failure to do so will result in the sale being cancelled and the bidder blacklisted across the auction network. Any purchases not collected/collection arranged within seven days will be moved offsite and incur storage fees of £5 per Lot per day. Overseas payments can only be made by direct bank transfer.

ABSENTEE BIDS AND SALE RESULTS If you are unable to attend the auction, we will be happy to bid on your behalf up to a set amount. Please use the forms available from reception or at the back of a catalogue. Absentee bids should be submitted no later than 9am on the sale morning. We endeavour to buy the Lot as cheaply as is allowed by other bids and reserves if applicable. If your bid(s) is successful, an invoice will be posted or emailed to you on the sale day or you can telephone reception who will be happy to inform clients of sale results.

DESCRIPTION & ESTIMATE OF LOTS Every effort is made to describe Lots as fairly and as accurately as possible. Descriptions are a matter of opinion only and the potential purchaser is advised to examine for themselves the authenticity of any given Lot. Damage/restoration may be mentioned but if not, does not imply an item is free from damage and/or restoration. Our liability in respect of Lot descriptions is limited. All weights and measurements stated should be regarded as approximate. Pre-sale estimates are intended only as a guide for prospective purchasers. Depending on the degree of competition Lots can realise more or sometimes less than our listed estimates. Estimates and descriptions are subject to revision.

SALEROOM NOTICES It is advisable to check for any notices in the saleroom relating to withdrawn/additional Lots or revised Lot descriptions/guide prices.

CONDITION REPORTS Ample time is allocated prior to the auction to allow prospective purchasers to come and view and satisfy for themselves the condition of any given Lot. However, where this is not possible, we are always happy to advise prospective buyers on the condition of any Lot by email only. This is an opinion only and where possible should be requested in writing in ample time eg email. This service closes the day prior to prior to the auction. Hundreds of enquiries are logged for our sales and therefore enquiries are answered on a ﬁrst come ﬁrst served basis and are sent at the enquirer’s risk. IMAGES All images, whether printed in the catalogue or on our websites, remain the property of Richard Winterton Auctioneers and may not be re-produced without prior written consent from us. PROGRESS OF SALE Under normal circumstances, our auctions proceed at around 150-200 Lots per hour.

BUYERS’ PREMIUM All bids are charged a buyers’ premium of 20% plus VAT in addition to the ‘hammer’ price. An additional Saleroom.com charge 6% + VAT premium applies to Live Online Bidding and Easylive charge 3% + VAT or £3.

COLLECTION OF LOTS Lots purchased should be paid for and collected within seven days of the sale. No Lots will be released without cleared funds and a valid invoice slip. Any Lot not collected/collection arranged within seven days of the sale date will incur storage charges at the rate of £5 per Lot per day. STOLEN GOODS & DUE DILIGENCE Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd operate a due diligence scheme to help in the prevention in the trade of stolen goods. We co-operate fully with law enforcement agencies in this respect. PARKING & DISABLED ACCESS The Lichﬁeld Auction Centre has ample parking on site and disabled access. ADMISSION TO THE SALEROOM We reserve the right to refuse admission to any of our auctions, without necessarily giving a reason.

CLIENT SERVICES VALUATION DAYS We hold regular free valuation days at locations throughout Staffordshire, The West Midlands and Derbyshire for all antiques, ﬁne art and collectables. We have a network of specialist consultants for areas such as ﬁne wines, pictures, jewellery, watches, modern design, toys, ceramics, cameras, postcards, cigarette cards, sporting memorabilia, antiquarian books, oriental works of art, coins, postage stamps and medals/military memorabilia to name a few.

Lichfield Valuation Days The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood End Lane, Fradley Park, WS13 8NF (Tel 01543 251081) Coins & Banknotes, Militaria, Books & Sporting - Tuesdays 9.30am to 12.00noon General Antique & Collectable Valuations of single/selected items Tuesdays 9.30am to 4pm (no appointment necessary) Specialist Themed Valuation Days - oriental works of art, etc (by appointment only - dates to be announced - see our website) Auction Consignments only (for boxes and large quantities) Monday to Friday 9.30am to 4pm (excluding sale days) (Ample parking and disabled access) Toys, Trains, Dolls & Teddy Valuations Every Tuesday 9.30am to 4.00pm Wine, Whisky & Port Valuations - Every Tuesday 9.30am to 4.00pm Sutton Coldfield Valuation Days The Trinity Centre, Church Hill, Mill St, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1TF *Most Mondays from 2pm to 3.30pm (Check our website for exceptions) (Ample free parking and disabled access) Tamworth Contact us on 01543 251081 for a free home visit At Your Own Home... If you have a large quantity of items or a bulky collection which you are considering selling at auction with us, call us on 01543 251081 to make a free appointment for a Representative to visit you at home to discuss your individual requirements. We can also arrange for the consignment to be collected using our in-house haulage service. FULL/PART ESTATE CLEARANCES We are pleased to advise private individuals, estate agents and solicitors with regards to the clearance of the contents of a property. An area representative will be pleased to meet clients at the property in question and give confidential advice. We have our own fleet of vehicles to assist in the removal process. We can also instruct cleaning professionals should you want the property to be spotless afterwards. WRITTEN VALUATIONS We offer professional written valuations for insurance, probate, tax and family division purposes at attractive rates based on an hourly charge. ANTIQUE TALKS & ONE-OFF VALUATION EVENTS We offer a service whereby we can provide Valuers for ‘antiques talks’ and one-off valuation events. Phone 01543 251081 for further information on this service.

SHIPPING All Lots are available to be packed and shipped by our in house packing service. Once you’ve won your lot, Please contact us for a quote for professionally packed and tracked delivery to your door.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. In these conditions Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd act only as auctioneers and agents and the representatives of Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd conducting the sale is called “Auctioneer”. 2. 2. For all purposes of sale the Auctioneer shall be deemed to be the agents of both the vendor and purchaser and may in the case of lots upon which there is a reserve price exercise the right to bid on behalf of the vendor. As agent the Auctioneer cannot be responsible for any default by either the vendor or purchaser. 3. The Auctioneer will not be responsible for the correctness of the description, measurement, weight, date, age, genuineness, authenticity, condition or faults of any item, they are believed to be correct but are made as an expression of opinion only, and the lots are sold subject to all faults and errors in description. 4. The Auctioneer will be pleased to execute bids free of charge for anyone unable to attend the sale on receipt of written instructions. Bids by telephone are accepted only at the senders risk and should be confirmed by letter or fax. 5. The highest bidder is in due time to be the purchaser, and no persons shall retract a bid. The advance on each lot to be determined by the Auctioneer, who reserves the right of refusing any bids and of altering, adding to, dividing, consolidating or withdrawing any lot or lots at the sale or bidding on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve at Auctioneers discretion. Should any dispute or difficulty arise between two or more bidders, the Auctioneer has absolute discretion to settle it or re-offer the lot. 6. Charges for Vendors are per lot and are as follows:- £5 per lot entry fee and 18% thereafter per lot plus VAT 7. Insurance:- All goods will be held insured against the risks of fire, burglary and water damage, for which Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd will charge a premium of 1% subject to the Value Added Tax. The value of the goods so covered shall be the gross amount realised, or in the case of unsold lots the best bid, or in the case of withdrawn lots prior to a sale that which the specialised staff of Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd shall in their absolute discretion, estimate to be the auction value of the goods. 8. Vendors will be charged for goods left on the premises if the vendor has been requested to remove them and if the goods are not removed within fourteen days of such request. Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd reserve the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage charges. 9. Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd reserve the right to store or arrange the the storage of goods delivered to them for sale either on their own premises or elsewhere at their sole discretion. They exempt themselves from any liability for loss or damage to goods delivered without sufficient sale instructions.

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10. Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd declaim all responsibility for loss or damage of goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by negligence of their employees. 11. All goods are put up for sale without reserve unless written instructions as to reserve are received by Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd prior to the commencement of the sale. 12. The vendor will duly indemnify Richard Winterton Auctioneers Ltd in connection with any goods sold on the vendors behalf. 13. The purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with the buyers premium of 20% plus VAT. 14. All lots to be at the sole risk and charge of the purchaser from the fall of the hammer, and such lots to be taken away with all faults, defects and errors in descriptions without any power of dispute, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. No purchaser shall be entitled to remove any lot until payment has been received in full for the lots purchased. 15. Settlement is normally 4 weeks post auction less charges, provided we have been paid by the purchaser. VAT is applicable on all services. 16. All categorised lots withdrawn prior to auction will incur a £25 per lot fee or 7.5% of our value, whichever is greater. 17. Expenses:- You agree to pay all costs relating to (1) packing and shipping the lots to the saleroom or returned. ONLINE BIDDING Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via thesaleroom. Com and Easyliveauction for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and www.easyliveauction.com providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers: 1. authorise Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via thesaleroom.com, and 2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers through www.thesaleroom.com and agree that Richard Winterton Fine Art Auctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 6% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price and easyliveauction with a choice of premium of 3% or flatrate £3.

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EXPLANATION OF CATALOGUING TERMS (S.D/A.F) We have identiﬁed that the Lot in question has some damage/ faults, (s.d/a.f). This is for guidance only and does not constitute that a Lot is free of damage/faults where no mention is made. (RESTORATIONS) We have identiﬁed that the Lot in question in our opinion has some restoration, whether in full or part. This is for guidance only and does not constitute that a Lot is free of restoration where no mention is made. FINE ART (PICTURES, PRINTS & WORKS OF ART) Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of our opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of fact. Please read carefully the Terms of Business printed in this catalogue and available upon request. LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN (1887-1976): In our opinion a work by the artist. ATTRIBUTED TO LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN (1887-1976): In our opinion a work by the artists but less certainty as to authorship is expressed than in the above category.

CIRCLE/MANNER/FOLLOWER OF LOWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN: In our opinion a work by an unidentiﬁed hand associated with the artist but not necessarily a pupil or of the period of the artist. All dimensions are given in centimetres of the image only, height before width and are approximate. Pictures are unframed unless otherwise stated. Artists Resale Rights (ARR) may apply to certain Lots (living and deceased artists within 70 years) that fetch over 1,000 Euros hammer price (approximately £856). In which case a 4% surcharge is payable by the purchaser in addition to the hammer price and buyers’ premium (and if applicable, live bidding fees). WEIGHTS & MEASUREMENTS All weights and measurements quoted in this catalogue are to be regarded as approximate. CLOCKS & WATCHES All clocks and watches are sold as seen and have not been tested for operation. We therefore advise servicing by a suitably qualiﬁed horologist. There are no keys, weights or pendulums unless stated in the Lot description.

GEMSTONE MATTERS DIAMOND AND COLOURED GEMSTONES Unless otherwise stated, all dimensions and estimated weights, any quality assessments attributed to gemstones have been determined without un-setting the stones and are therefore only approximate because of limitations imposed by the mount. Estimated weights are normally calculated by applying standard formulae to the measurements taken. DIAMONDS Where stated, colour assessment has been undertaken against colour comparison stones. The quality assessment system adopted has been based on the diamond grading scale recommended by the GIA (Gemological Institute of America). With the increase in production of synthetic diamonds, particularly in small melee sizes, it has become increasingly difficult to detect and/or identify whether all diamond melee in an item of jewellery are natural, treated or synthetic. Currently, few valuers/auction houses have the necessary equipment to screen out diamonds which might potentially have issues of treatments or origin. The small number that can be successfully screened out still need to be submitted to a laboratory for definitive scientific examination which can be an expensive process, therefore, we may make certain assumptions as to the identity of small melee diamonds. Due to the relatively small size of these stones the valuation is unlikely to be significantly affected by a more accurate identification.

COLOURED GEMSTONES Certain treatments in gemstones are readily acceptable within our jewellery trade and not necessarily detectable because the typical gemstone testing equipment used is not of the same comparison used by a sophisticated gem testing laboratory. These treatments are designed to enhance their appearance, such as heating, oil filing and flux healing. The majority of coloured gemstones and to a lesser degree diamonds, are now routinely subjected to enhancement treatments to improve their appearance and durability and the detection of such treatments usually entails the use of very expensive and sophisticated laboratory equipment. The majority of enhancement practices are now internationally accepted, albeit that not all dealers and/or merchants abide by the recommended policy of disclosure. It should therefore be taken as read that unless specifically stated otherwise any coloured gemstones and fancy coloured diamonds described are as such. PEARLS Unless otherwise stated any item which incorporates pearls has been valued according to the opinion expressed, i.e. cultured, natural. Unless otherwise stated none has been subjected to testing by X-ray to confirm this opinion, unless catalogued with an accompanying laboratory report. Whilst we are reasonably satisfied that all such descriptions are correct, no responsibility can be assumed if subsequent un-setting and testing disproves these opinions. In the event of serious doubt, it is recommended that a report be obtained from a recognised independent gem testing laboratory.

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ABSENTEE BID FORM BID No.

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Free Valuations Specialist, Jewellery, Toys, Trains, Dolls & Teddies, Coins, Ceramics, Glass, Collectors Items, etc. Every Tuesday 9.30am â€“ 4.00pm The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, WS13 8NF By Rail Lichfield City is on the cross-city line to Birmingham New Street. Virgin Trains operate high speed services from London Euston (1hr 20mins) and Scotland to Lichfield Trent Valley which is a five minute taxi drive. Contact the National Rail Enquiries line on 08457 484950 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for exact train times. By Air Birmingham International and East Midlands Airports are each a 40 minute drive from Lichfield.