Decorative Works of Art Sale - s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com€¦ · Matthew Barton Ltd 25 Blythe Road London W14 0PD. Lot: 1 A PAIR OF SILVER-MOUNTED COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN FISH ETUI,

Decorative Works of Art SaleTuesday 22 May 2012 13:00

Matthew Barton Ltd25 Blythe Road

LondonW14 0PD

Lot: 1A PAIR OF SILVER-MOUNTEDCOPENHAGEN PORCELAINFISH ETUI, CIRCA 1775 eachnaturalistically modelled andcoloured as a barbel 14cm long,restoration to one tail (2) For asimilar model, see Bredo L.Grandjean, Kongelig danskporcelain 1775-1884,Copenhagen, 1967, p.123,pl.104. Further examples soldSotheby's, London, 22February1988, lot 399 and 6March 2001, lot 95.Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 2A SEVRES COFFEE CUP ANDSAUCER, CIRCA 1760 probablylater decorated, with scenes ofexotic birds in landscapesagainst a turquoise ground giltwith oeuil-de-perdrix and aribboned laurel band, interlaced'L' marks and painter's marks inblue enamel (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 3A PAIR OF SAMSON FIGURESOF A GALLANT ANDCOMPANION, LATE 19THCENTURY each standing beforea flowering tree, raised on ascroll moulded base, gold anchormarks 22cm high, somerestoration (2) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 4A FRENCH BISCUITPORCELAIN BUST OFNAPOLEON BONAPARTE ASFIRST CONSUL, EARLY 19THCENTURY supported on a circa1790 Wedgwood pearlwarecolumn applied with paterae andfloral swags suspended fromrams masks against a brownstriped ground 37cm high overall Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 5A MEISSEN DINNER SERVICE,CIRCA 1900 painted withscattered floral sprays andinsects, with a border ofconnected ovals within shapedgilt rims, comprising: thirty-fourdinner plates eight dessert plateseight soup bowls a pair of ovalserving dishes in sizes a large

circular dish a shaped squarebowl twelve coffee cups and sixsaucers crossed swords inunderglaze blue, impressednumbers (72) Provenance: awedding present to Mr and MrsSterck, Prague, 1902 and thenceby family descent. Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 6A MEISSEN TWO-HANDLEDVASE, CIRCA 1880 of ovoidform, the deep blue ground withmoulded and gilt borders, setwith entwined snake handles,crossed swords mark inunderglaze blue 27cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 7A CONTINENTAL MAIOLICACENTREPIECE BOWL,PROBABLY GERMAN, CIRCA1870 the ribbed bowl modelledas if dripping petrified water, withcolumnar support, the socle basewith three putti seated amongflowers 41cm high, impressednumerals Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 8A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICADISH, CIRCA 1740 painted withfigures in a landscape withbuildings and craggy mountainsin the distance 16.5 cm diameter Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 9A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICAPLATE, CIRCA 1740 paintedwith figures in a landscape withbuildings and mountains beyond 18 cm diameter Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 10A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICAPLATE, CIRCA 1740 paintedwith a tree in the foreground, amountain in the distance 17 cmdiameter, shallow chip Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 11A RARE WORCESTERSAUCEBOAT, CIRCA 1765 withozier moulding and painted with'agitated birds' and interior flowersprays, the moulded borderspicked out in puce 21cm wide Avery similar sauceboat was soldby Bonhams, 8th December2004, lot 310.Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 12A PAIR OF FRENCH FAIENCEGADROON MOULDED DISHES,LATE 18TH / EARLY 19THCENTURY one painted with afigure walking in a landscape, theother with a naked youth holdingan urn, beneath a border offoliated scrolls in blue and ochre 30.5 cm diameter, both restored;together with a tin-glazed circularpierced basket, probably Italian,17th century, with plain centreand rope twist sides, coveredoverall in a white glaze 23 cmdiameter, glaze chips (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 13A RARE COALPORTORNITHOLOGICAL BLUEGROUND VASE AND COVER,CIRCA 1870 of tripartite shieldshape with domed cover, paintedby John Randall with threepanels of birds of prey onbranches, divided by verticalpilasters enriched with diamondpattern straps, the conformingtripartite foot gilt with diaper andtrellis decoration, gilt ampersandmark to cover 44cm height, knobglued, hairline crack to cover andto rim (2) John Randall (1810-1890) was one of the best knownCoalport artists and a great localcelebrity. He was apprenticed tohis uncle Thomas Martin Randalland painted at the Rockinghamfactory before joining Coalport in1835. His earlier work tended tofeature exotic birds, but in the

1860s he began to paint morenaturalistic studies, often birds ofprey in their natural surroundings.In addition to his work atCoalport, he was a botanist,geologist, published localhistorian and journalist, starting alocal newspaper, as well asserving as a postmaster and aborough councillor. Estimate: Â£1,800.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 14A LARGE COLLECTION OFWEDGWOOD BLUE JASPEROVAL MEDALLIONS, 19THCENTURY decorated in whiterelief with a wide array ofclassical subjects 1cm to 4.5cmwide (102) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 15A GERMAN ENGRAVED GLASSLARGE COMMEMORATIVEGOBLET, SAXONY OR UPPERSILESIA, CIRCA 1730 therounded funnel bowl engravedwith a monument inscribed'ZÃœCHTIG GERECHTGOTTSEELIG' and thepersonifications of Chastity, theBlessed and Justice above themotto 'WO SIND SIE' within afoliate cartouche beneath theinscription 'Sie Fragt nach guthenLeuthen.', the reverse engravedwith Hope holding an anchorabove the motto 'WENN KOMMTSIE' and inscribed beneath therim, 'Die Hoffung bessrer Zeiten.',raised on a knopped stem andplain foot 28cm height, footrepaired The figures and mottosappear to refer to the Conventionof AltranstÃ¤dt held on the 1stSeptember 1707. This agreementgave religious freedom toProtestants in Silesia. Formedals commemorating thisconvention and bearing many ofthe same mottos, see Victoriaand Albert Museum, collectionsnos. 1470-1882 and 1464-1882. For a similar cup (with cover)engraved with the same mottosand figures, see Auktionshaus DrFischer, Heilbronn, 17th March2006, lot 127.Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

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Lot: 16**A WEDGWOOD FAIRYLANDLUSTRE 'TORCHES' VASE,DESIGNED BY DAISY MAKEIG-JONES (1881-1945), CIRCA1925 shape 3177, typicallypainted, underside with patternnumber Z4968/i and printed'Portland Vase' mark 28.5cmhigh, interior base drilled Literature: Una des Fontaines,Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre, theWork of Daisy Makeig-Jones,London, 1975, p.107.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 17A BOWL WITH EVERTED RIM,KANGXI the exterior with panelsof figures in pavilions, separatedby inscrioptions, the interior withboys at play in a landscape, therim borders of fruit or emblempanels against a cell diaperground, six character Kangximark, end of the period 21cmdiameter, minor glaze crack tofoot, some fritting and tiny chips Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 18A BOWL WITH EVERTED RIM,KANGXI the exterior with panelsof figures in pavilion gardens,separated by inscriptions, theinterior with boys at play in alandscape, the rim with bordersof fruit panels against a celldiaper ground, six characterChenghua mark but Kangxi 21cmdiameter, some fritting and minorchips Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 19A SET OF NINE DISHES,KANGXI STYLE painted withhuntsmen on horseback pursuinga fox, the rims with a broadborder of flower reserves on atrellis ground largest 28cmdiameter, conch shell marks, tinyrim chips, one haircracked (9) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 20A PAIR OF LARGE DISHES,KANGXI STYLE painted with abird perched on pierced rocksamong flowering peonies,Chengua mark but later 29cmdiameter, one cracked (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 21FOUR TEABOWLS AND FIVESAUCERS, KANGXI each flutedpiece painted with exotic birdsand hares in landscapes kitemarks, one saucer broken, onecup and one saucer chipped (9) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 22THREE BEAKERS AND TWOSAUCERS, KANGXI painted withradiating panels of floweringlotus, fungus marks; and a pair ofteabowls, Kangxi, with radiatingpanels of flowers, the interiorswith figures on terraces, one rimchip (7) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 23FOUR TEABOWLS ANDSAUCERS, KANGXI eachpainted with a broad border ofscrolling lotus typical rim fritting,one saucer chipped (8) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 24SEVEN TEABOWLS AND ASAUCER, CIRCA 1900 paintedwith a broad band of alternatinglotus and flowing plant reserveswithing line borders, each with aninscription in running script (8) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 25A GROUP OF MINIATUREWARES, KANGXI comprising: apair of ewers and covers (onecover associated), a chocolatepot and cover, and a vase,various patterns; together withthe following: a cover, a lateJapanese vase and a Worcestersugar bowl, circa 1760, crescent

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mark chips and some damage(10) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 26SEVEN TEABOWLS AND FIVESAUCERS, KANGXI each boldlydecorated with a sinuous dragonamongst swirling clouds, twoteabowls cracked; and threeteabowls and saucers, Kangxi,with insects in flight amongstflowering plants, Jue marks, oneteabowl cracked (18) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 27TWO BOWLS, ONEPROVINCIAL PROBABLYWANLI, THE OTHERQIANLONG the first painted withboldly scrolling chrysanthemum,15cm high, the other painted withscattered ribboned flower sprays,20cm high, cracked (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 28TWO SMALL BOWLS,QIANLONG one with a flowerbasket within fruiting vineborders, the other with floweringprunus within flowerhead dripsborders 16cm diameter, rim chips(2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 29A BLUE AND WHITEBALUSTER VASE, KANGXIpainted with a phoenix amongstflowering peony beneath a stiffleaf border 24cm high, haircrackto rim Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 30A SET OF SIX SMALL PLATES,QIANLONG neatly painted withribboned emblems and flowerswithin multiple formal borders19.5cm diameter (6) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 31A BLUE AND WHITE OVOIDJAR, QIANLONG painted withpine, prunus and bamboo with afenced garden 19cm highincluding associated Delft cover(2) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 32AN OVAL SERVING DISH ANDTWO CANTED RECTANGULARDISHES, QIANLONG the ovaldish painted with birds in flightamong peony bushes in a fencedgarden, 41.5cm wide, the twoother dishes painted with figureson bridges in pavilionlandscapes, 28.3cm wide, somefritting (3) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 33A FINE SMALL BARBED BOWL,KANGXI well-painted with acontinuous scene of ladiescontemplating flower vases in afenced garden, the interior with asingle seated man, the rim withfruiting vine, six-characterChengua mark but Kangxi 13cmdiameter Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 34THREE DESSERT BOWLS,QIANLONG painted withribboned flower sprays within lineand flowerhead borders 23cmdiameter, one hair-cracked, a fewminor chips (3) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 35A BOWL AND STAND, 18THCENTURY painted in blue withfigures and flowers, laterenamelled with brightflowerheads, six characterinscription bowl 12.5cm (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 36A PAIR OF GOBLETS ANDCOVERS, KANGXI painted withformed scrolling foliage within stilllife borders, the domed feetsimilarly decorated 18cm high,one cover not matching andcracked, one goblet cracked (4) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 37A PAIR OF SMALL LOBEDLOZENGE-SHAPED DISHES,KANGXI each painted with aphoenix in flight above floweringlotus within a blue-washed foliateborder 16cm diameter, fritting torimes, one minor hair crack (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 38TWO PLATES, KANGXI ANDQIANLONG one with 'jumpingboys' within lappet panels againsta whorl ground, seal mark, haircrack, the other with a pavilion ina fenced garden, fritting, both26cm diameter; and two deepdishes, Kangxi and Qianlong,one with a flowering peonyamong rocks, artemisia leafmark, 21.5cm wide, damaged,the other with birds perched on apeony, 23cm wide, extendedfiring crack (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 39A PAIR OF FLUTED DISHES,KANGXI painted in a dark bluewith formal flowering lotus,censer mark, 13cm diameter;together with six teabowls andtwo saucers, Kangxi, painted withinsects and flowers, fungusmarks (10) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 40A EUROPEAN-SHAPEDHANDLED JUG, PROBABLYJAPANESE, LATE 17THCENTURY/EARLY 18THCENTURY painted with birdsamong rocks in a flower garden22cm high, handle sprung andterminal chipped Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 41THREE SMALL DISHES, MID17TH CENTURY painted withpeony and chrysanthemumplants withing a border offlowering branches largest 22cmdiameter, small rim chips, twowith hair cracks (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 42A SMALL BLUE AND WHITEBALUSTER VASE AND COVER,KANGXI painted with floweringchrysanthemum and peony withinbarbed panels 19cm high,shallow chip to rim of cover Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 43A MINIATURE PART TEA ANDCOFFEE SERVICE, QIANLONGeach piece painted with bands ofscrolling foliage in iron-red giltand black, comprising: a teapotand cover, a tea canister, fourcoffee cups and one saucersome damage (8) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 44A PAIR OF STONEWAREFIGURES, LATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURY each modelledas an elderly man in a longglazed robe, faces and chestsunglazed 12.5cm high excludingfixed wood stands (2) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 45A PAIR OF CHINESEPORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITELARGE DISHES, KANGXI eachpainted in the centre with vases,flowers and scrolls, the borderreserved with panels of preciousobjects and flowers 35.5cm high,one with repair to rim andhaircrack; together with a pair ofChinese carved wood stands,late 19th/early 20th century, witha panel of scrolls to the front andpierced carving to the rear (4) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

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Lot: 46A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORTBLUE AND WHITE TWO-HANDLED TUREENS ANDCOVERS, EARLY 19THCENTURY of shaped oval form,the interior and exterior paintedwith the 'Fitzhugh' pattern insidea spear head and diaper patternborder 33 cm length, one handleglued, another with crack Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 47A PAIR OF SMALL FLUTEDDISHES, KANGXI decorated withpanels of foliage within scrollborders 14.5cm diameter Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 48A SMALL CHINESE BLUE ANDWHITE PLATE, WANLI paintedin the centre with a vase withpine, prunus and bamboo, theborder painted with frogs and asnake amongst flowers androcks, the underside with birds inbranches, 19.5cm high, smallchip and haircrack to rim;together with a smaller blue andwhite saucer painted with centrallotus (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 49A JAPANESE KAKIEMONBOWL, LATE 17TH CENTURYof lobed octagonal form, theinterior enamelled with exoticbirds and banded hedges withina broad border of formal scrollingfoliage, the exterior with floweringbranches 18cm diameter, minorflaking to enamels and minutechips to rim Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 50A CHINESE PORCELAINSMALL TEAPOT AND COVER,TONGZHI painted in 'famillerose' enamels with figures at playin fenced pavilion gardens, thecouple on the cover play 'Go'beneath the peach finial, sealmark 14cm wide (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 51A PAIR OF CHINESEPORCELAIN TEABOWLS,PROBABLY 19TH CENTURYpainted in Doucai style withmoths among scattered flowerssome misfiring, one with rim chip,one with hair-crack (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 52A CHINESE EXPORTPORCELAIN RECTANGULARPEN BOX AND COVER, EARLY19TH CENTURY painted inunderglaze blue with a Fitzhughtype pattern beneath Cantonfamille-rose enamel 19cm long,some typical wear to gilding (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 53A CHINESE EXPORTPORCELAIN 'FAMILLE-ROSE'ARMORIAL PUNCH BOWL,QIANLONG the exterior paintedon each side with a coat of armsand tied flowers, the interior witha spearhead border 28cmdiameter, damaged Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 54A SMALL CHINESECLOISONNE BALUSTER VASESHAPED SECTION, 17THCENTURY worked with foliatescrolls above a ruyi border 9cmhigh excluding later wood stand(2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 55A PAIR OF SMALL CHINESECLOISONNE MOONFLASKS,19TH CENTURY each flatteneddiscoidal border worked with acircular black ground panel offlowers and insects against awhite ground scattered with lotusbeneath a ruyi border 12cm high(2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

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Lot: 56A CHINESE CLOISONNEENAMEL STORK CANDLEHOLDER, LATE 19THCENTURY free-standing withwhite body and multi-colouredwings, the blue-grounddetachable sconce enamelledwith flowers 31cm high Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 57A CHINESE PORCELAINCELADON VASE, 18TH/19THCENTURY the oviform bodycarved with flowering peonies,underglaze blue four-charactermark 14cm Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 58A CHINESE JADE MODEL OF ABUDDHIST LION, MING carvedin a recumbent pose, the stone ofbrown and green colour 11cmlong Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 59A CHINESE CINNABARLACQUER CIRCULAR BOXAND COVER, LATE 19THCENTURY the cover carved witha panel of two sages and a boy ina landscape, inside a diaperpattern frame, the sides carvedwith landscape panels 16cm Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 60A CHINESE JADE BANGLE,PROBABLY SONG the bluish-green stone with deep browninclusions 8.5cm diameter Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 61A CHINESE JADEITE FISHFLASK, 19TH CENTURY carvedas a carp leaping above breakingwaves 11.5cm long Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 62A GROUP OF FOUR CHINESEJADEITE SNUFF BOTTLESAND COVERS, 20TH CENTURYone of slender ovoid form carvedwith a bird and flowers, one ofrounded square form and two ofmoonflask form tallest 5.5cm high(8) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 63A CHINESE POTTERY FIGUREOF A HORSE, TANG free-standing, the details crisplyincised, washed in black 44cmwide, legs restuck Sold with anOxford Authentication certificateconfirming that the figure was lastfired between 1000 and 1600years ago, Sample No. C111j66.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 64A SMALL GREEN SPLASHEDPOURING VESSEL, PROBABLYTANG DYNASTY the greenglaze on a white slip, on smallspreading foot rim 4cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 65A CHINESE GOLD CUP, WANGHING & CO., HONG KONG,CIRCA 1923 the shallow bowlengraved 1873-1923 with twoslender loop handles on apedestal and spreading base withbeaded rim, with a wood stand,wirework flower grille and originalblue velvet lined wood case,underside of cup with later marksfor assay sponsored by W&FCB,London, 1982, at least 18 carat13.5cm wide, 12cm highincluding wood stand,approximately 178.8gr (5oz15dwt) Provenance: this cup,which could happily be termed aGolden Loving Cup, wascommissioned from Wang Hingin Hong Kong in celebration ofthe Golden Wedding Anniversaryof Alexander Dalgety and ElspethMackay, who married 20th March1873. Sold together with the lotis a menu of exclusively Scottishfare printed for the dinner held inHong Kong on the day of theanniversary, as well as twophotographs of anniversarycakes, one showing in the

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background a Wang Hing silverrose bowl, sold in these rooms,22nd November 2011, lot 70.Thence by family descent. Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 66A CHINESE CARVED IVORYCASKET, CANTON, LATE 19THCENTURY richly carved all overwith figures amidst gardenpavilions, the lid with waved floralborder on a diaper ground26.5cm wide, feet lacking, bottomright side of plinth a later section Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 67A CHINESE IVORYPROCESSIONAL BOAT,PROBABLY CANTON, LATE19TH CENTURY with groups offigures at various pursuits on thetwin decks, poles on each sideset with lanterns and flags, withwood stand 36cm wide Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 68A PAIR OF CHINESE IVORYVASES, CANTON, LATE 19THCENTURY the sides carved andpierced with figures in alandscape with pavilions andtrees, the bases carved withflowers 10cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 69A CHINESE IVORYPOMEGRANATE SCENTBOTTLE, CIRCA 1860 a singleand two smaller fruits growingfrom gnarled branches in whichmonkeys climb, the stalkunscrewing to reveal a long chainhung with more tiny monkeys9cm high excluding wood stand,minor damage to edge of stopper Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 70A JAPANESE IVORY BOX ANDCOVER, MEIJI cylindrical, carvedin relief with a tiger snapping at asmall bird in flight, red stainedsingle character mark 7cmdiameter Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 71A JAPANESE IVORY BOX ANDCOVER, MEIJI carved in reliefwith a lion and lionessapproaching a tiger 14cm highexcluding wood stand, cracks,finial damaged Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 72A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF A CHINESE GENERAL,MEIJI carved standing, dressedin long flowing robes incised withdragons and birds, holding amakimono in his left hand and asword in the right, red signatureplate signed in seal script to base35.1cm high Provenance:Sotheby's London, 11th March1988, lot 645Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 73A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF A MAN HOLDING A RABBIT,MEIJI carved standing on rockybase, holding a small rabbit inboth hands, a large long-tailedcockerel to his side, greensignature plate 35cm high Provenance: Paper label,Sotheby's London, 21st October1985Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 74A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF CHINESE SAGE, MEIJIcarved standing on an oval base,dressed in long flowing robeswith an inro strapped to his waist,holding a rolled makimono raisedin his left hand, signature platemissing 25.5cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London,11th March 1988, lot 644 Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 75A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF A MAN HOLDINGCOCKEREL, MEIJI carvedstanding on rocky base, holding afrog in the other hand, signatureplate missing 27.5cm high Provenance: Paper label,Sotheby's London, 21st October1985Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 76A JAPANESE IVORYOKIMONO, MEIJI carved as aman holding aloft a cockerel withlong tail feathers in his left hand,a hen at his feet and carrying achick in a basket across hisshoulder, signed on red tablet18cm high Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 77A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF HANDARA SONJA, MEIJI seated on a rockwork base,holding a bowl from whichappears a dragon, signed on thebase Yukinobu, 10.2cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London,11th March 1988, part lot 641 Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 78A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF A PUPPETEER, MEIJIcarved standing on an oval base,dressed in short coat andtrousers, his head tied with ahandkerchief, a storage boxslung around his neck on whichhe manipulates a puppet, signedon a red plaque Gyokumei 19cmhigh Provenance: Sotheby'sLondon, 11th March 1988, lot653 Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 79A SMALL JAPANESE IVORYOKIMONO GROUP, MEIJI of amother seated, her robe open,feeding a small boy, who kneelsbefore her, a man carrying atobacco pouch and leaning on astaff standing behind them,unsigned 8.6cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London,11th March 1988, lot 655Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 80A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONOOF A FARMER, MEIJI carvedstanding on rocky base, holding abasket in his right hand, 20cmhigh; together with seven ivorytoothpicks, a small ivory peacockand two ivory antelope (11) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 81A JAPANESE ivory okimono of aHunter, Meiji carved standing onan oval base, a basket ofpeaches tied about his neck, andmonkey climbing on his shoulderand two at his feet, signed on ared plaque Shugetsu 14cm high Provenance: Sotheby's London,11th March 1988, part lot 641 Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 82A JAPANESE SMALL LACQUERFITTED BOX AND COVER,LATE 19TH CENTURY the coverwith two boys releasing a kite,the interior with two boxes andcovers, one with a bird on aperch, the other with stylisedflowers, the interiors with nashiji9cm wide Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 83A PAIR OF CHINESE SILVERSALAD SERVERS, YOK SANG,SHANGHAI, EARLY 20THCENTURY the handles engravedwith prunus blossom on a mattedground 26cm long, 237gr (7oz)(2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 84A CHINESE SILVER TEA SET,TUCK CHANG, SHANGHAI,EARLY 20TH CENTURY chasedwith bamboo sprays on a mattedground, handles simulatingbamboo stems, comprising ateapot, a sugar bowl and cover, apair of sugar tongs and a milk jugteapot 23cm wide, 1229gr (39oz)including bone insulators (4) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 85A CHINESE SILVER LADLE,PROBABLY YOK SANG,SHANGHAI, EARLY 20THCENTURY the bowl chased witha dragon on a matted ground, thestem as bamboo terminating in aleafy figure of eight, 25.5cm long;together with a pair of Chinesesilver napkin rings, Treaty Ports,early 20th century, applied withChinese characters and vacantroundels, 3cm high 147gr (4oz)(3) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 86A JAPANESE BRONZE MODELOF A LION, GENRYUSAI SEIYA,MEIJI the roaming animal cast instriding pose, signed 22cm long Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 87A PAIR OF BLACK BASALTPORTRAIT BUSTS OFHERACLITUS ANDDEMOCRITUS, THE WEEPINGAND LAUGHINGPHILOSOPHERS, LATE18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYeach raised on an integralwaisted base moulded withacanthus and shells and titled toreverse 24.5cm height, somedamage and repair (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 88A PATINATED BRONZEGROUP OF 'THE RAPE OFPROSERPINA' AFTERBERNINI, PROBABLY ITALIANshowing Pluto abductingProserpina to the underworld withCerberus barking behind 32cmhigh Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 89A PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZEFIGURES OF CHILDREN,AFTER JEAN-BAPTISTEPIGALLE (1714-1785), 19THCENTURY one happily feeding adove, the other pensively holdingan empty birdcage, on gilt-bronzeGreek-key and coin-mouldedspreading bases 26cm high (2) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 90A FRENCH BRONZE MODELOF A LAMASSU OR ASSYRIANSPHINX, MID 19TH CENTURYtypically modelled 18cm wideincluding rectangular blackmarble base Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 91A FRENCH BRONZE FIGUREOF THE YOUNG NAPOLEON,VINCENT RIVIERE, LATE 19THCENTURY shown inrevolutionary dress and typicallyposed with his right hand tuckedinto his coat, square baseinscribed 'V. Riviere' 23cm highincluding yellow marble plinth Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 92A BRONZE BUST OF A BOY,PROBABLY ENGLISH, EARLYI9TH CENTURY in Neo-classicaltaste with a draped shoulder15.5cm high including mahoganycolumnar pedestal Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 93A PAIR OF PATINATEDBRONZE SPILL VASES,PROBABLY ENGLISH, EARLY19TH CENTURY cylindrical,each applied with pierced figuresof a boy with a dog and a girl witha rabbit, 12.5cm high; togetherwith a patinated bronze brÃ»le-parfum, probably French, secondquarter 19th century, the coverwith squirrel finial, the vase-shaped body with butterfly-capped scroll handles, leafypedestal, square base and ballfeet, 13cm high (3) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 94A FRENCH BRONZEEQUESTRIAN FIGURE OFCHARLES I, CARLOMAROCHETTI (1805-1868),SUSSE FRERES FOUNDRY,PARIS, LATE 19TH CENTURYrectangular base with fluted andguilloche borders, stamped'SUSSE FRES', on corner feet19.5cm high Baron CarloMarochetti came to England withLouis-Philippe in 1848, modellinga number of both historical andcontemporary members of theRoyal family as equestrianfigures. Susse Freres produceda variety of differently sizededitions of this figure. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 95A PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZE'MILITARY TROPHY'CANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1870each triform base mounted withlances centred by a cannonsupporting three helmentssurrounding six halberds, withdrum sconces 33.5cm high (2) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 96A FRENCH PATINATEDBRONZE 'CHIEN POLICIER'FIGURE, DEMETRE H.CHIPARUS (1886-1947), CIRCA1925 modelled as a recumbentAlsatian on a mottled blackmarble base with applied label'CHIEN POLICIER / Par D.H.Chiparus / LaurÃ©at du Salon desBeaux Arts' base 24cm long Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 97A FRENCH SLATE, GILT-BRONZE AND ENAMEL TAZZA,MAISON F. BARBEDIENNE,PARIS, LATE 19TH CENTURYthe shallow bowl with a band ofstrapwork champlevÃ© enamellingbetween ormolu binding andgrotesque mask scroll handles,the ormolu pedestal with furtherenamelling, on slate foot,pedestal stamped 'F.BARDEDIENNE' 33cm wide Foranother cup of the same designbut slightly larger and lackingslate foot, see Christie's NewYork, 13/14 January 2009, lot1130, sold for $3000.Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 98A GERMAN PATINATED CASTIRON NEO-CLASSICAL VASE,BERLIN, EARLY 19THCENTURY with stiff leafage tothe neck above a band of signsof the Zodiac and a frieze ofclassical figures in variouspursuits 25cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 99A FRENCH PATINATEDSPELTER GROUP, DEMETREH. CHIPARUS (1886-1947),CIRCA 1930 modelled as a pairof young girls standing warilybefore a stork on a rectangularonyx base engraved 'D.H.

Chiparus' base 37.5cm long Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 100A BRASS CAULDRON,PROBABLY AUSTRIAN,18TH/19TH CENTURY baluster,emblazoned with the Reichsadlercentred by a shield numbered '6',on three stilt feet, swing handle25cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 101A FLEMISH LEAD ROUNDELOF 'THE DEMOLITION OF THECITADEL OF ANTWERP BYTHE CITIZENS', ATTRIBUTEDTO JACQUES JONGHELINCK(1530-1606), ANTWERP, CIRCA1580 centred by the Citadelportico and showing in thebackground the remains of thefortifications being dismantled,with small male and femalefigures clearing rubble behind acohort of volunteers in theforeground, shovels to theirshoulders, marching back to thecity led by a drummer and asmaller group to the lowerforeground armed witharquebuses, within a laurel leafborder 18.5cm diameter Thisroundel is one from a set of sixdepicting events surrounding the'Spanish Fury' of 1576. The'Tericos', mercenaries in theservice of the Spanishauthorities, had not been paid,following Spain's declaration ofbankruptcy. Their consequentrampage through Antwerp inNovember saw three days ofhorror: the massacre of over2500 citizens as the Tericoslooted and burnt countlessbuildings, including themagnificent Town Hall. In Augustthe following year aNetherlandish coalition overthrewthe Spanish troops in the Citadeland it was subsequentlydemolished by the citizenry, asshown in the present roundel. Five of the subjects, includingthis scene, are derived fromengravings by the Wierix brothersafter drawings by Martin de Vos(1532-1603). Four of thedrawings can be found in theAshmolean at Oxford and one atthe Metropolitan in New York. The fine detail and modelling ofthe figures on this series ofcircular plaquettes has led to the

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attribution to JacquesJonghelinck, the medalist andsculptor who was Master of theMint at this period. For anotherlead roundel from this series seeMorton & Eden, 14th June 2007,lot 589, and for another two, seeSotheby's, New York, CyrilHumphris Collection, 11thJanuary 1995, lot 324. For a fullset of the series in bronze seeVictoria & Albert Museum, A33-38/1975. Literature: CharlesAvery, Studies in EuropeanSculpture, London, 1981, pp.133-147; Ingrid Weber, Deutsche,Niederlaendische undFranzoesische RenaissancePlaketten, Munich, 1975,pp.307/8, cat. nos. 709.1/4,pl.195.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 102A BAROQUE SILVER PANELOF THE ASSASSINATION OFCAESAR, GERMANIC, CIRCA1680 chased in relief with fourarmed figures attacking thedictator and upsetting his seatbelow a richly hung baldaquinflanked by statues, withgesticulating senators to the left,a barking dog in the foregroundand soldiers crying in alarm tothe right, with Austrian 1806-24control mark 15.5cm x 22.5cmexcluding later tortoiseshell andmoulded ebonised wood glazedframe Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 103A SILVER-GILT FIGURE OFSAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST,PROBABLY SOUTH GERMANOR NORTH ITALIAN, 17THCENTURY the contrappostofigure with one arm stretchedbehind and one foot raised,elongated cross or staff lacking,fixed to a probably late 18th/early19th century columnar pedestalof various turned marbles withbluejohn stem figure only 13cmhigh Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 104A PAIR OF PATINATEDCOPPER ELECTROTYPERELIEF PANELS, AFTER THEANTIQUE, PROBABLYENGLISH, MID 19TH CENTURYdepicting The Sleeping Endymionand Perseus ReleasingAndromeda 33cm x 21cmexcluding scroll foliate gilt frames(2) John Flaxman paired thesesubjects, after purchasing theplaster casts directly from theCapitoline Museum in Rome (D.Irwin, John Flaxman 1755-1826Sculptor, Illustrator, Designer,London, 1979, no. 233, pp. 169-170). They were very popularsubjects, as seen in a Wedgwoodblue jasperware panel ofEndymion (Frederick Rathbone,Old Wedgwood, London, 1898,pl.ii) or a marble relief of Perseusby Julius Troschel (NeuePinakothek, Munich). For thesame scenes in marble relief,apparently Italian, circa 1800,see Christie's, London, 12th June2003, lot 1140.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 105A SET OF FOUR PATINATEDCOPPER ELECTROTYPEPANELS, PROBABLY GERMANOR DUTCH, LATE 19THCENTURY in sizes, eachdepicting a 17th century typetavern figure or figures and set indeeply recessed frames largestpanel 27cm x 22cm (4) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 106A PAPER SCROLL FRAME,GEORGE III STYLE, CIRCA1900 with gilt stylised foliatedecoration surrounding a beadedoval and flanking beaded circularwindows, ribbon moulded giltgesso border, red buckrambacked with easel andsuspension ring 35cm wide Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

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Lot: 107A GEORGE III PAPER SCROLLTEA CADDY, CIRCA 1790canted rectangular, with gilt andbrightly-coloured stylised foliateand geometric decoration, withan initialled panel to the rear, lidwith central contemporary gilt-metal swing handle, on later gilt-metal ball feet, the interiorshowing traces of foil lining andwith a satinwood cover with ayew wood oval and ivory handle16cm wide Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 108ANOTHER PAPER SCROLLTEA CADDY, GEORGE IIISTYLE, CIRCA 1900 cantedrectangular, with geometric giltpatterning and set with pressedcard Neo-classical ovals, lid withmetal seal finial, on ball feet,paper lined interior, with key14cm wide Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 109A SET OF FIVE FRENCHENAMEL PLAQUES OFSAINTS, JACQUES LAUDIN II(CIRCA 1663-1729), LIMOGES,LATE 17TH/EARLY 18THCENTURY rectangular,polychrome with gilt highlights,depicting: St. Andrew, St. JudeThaddeus, St. Paul, St. Thomasand St. James the Great, eachtitled below in Latin and initialledI.L lower right; together withanother enamel plaque, probablyLaudin workshop, Limoges, late17th/early 18th century, engrisaille, with gilt highlights,depicting St. James the Less,titled below in Latin each 9cm x7cm excluding giltwood framingas two sets of three (6) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 110A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF ALADY, ENGLISH ORSCOTTISH, CIRCA 1805 said tobe Lady Leith of Fyvie, shownwith a white chevron headdressand simple chevrons to thedecolletage, 8.5cm x 6.5cmexcluding broad rosewood glazedframe; together with a George IVsilhouette, Miers & Field, London,circa 1924, said to be The Rev.Halton, Rector of Wolhamton Nr.

Andover, oval, on plaster, originalebonised frame with 'Miers &Field' label to reverse, inscribed'Sunday July 25th 1824', 8cm x7cm (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 111A GERMAN PAINTED ANDLACQUERED PAPIER-MACHÃ‰BOX, STOBWASSER FABRIK,BRUNSWICK, CIRCA 1830cover painted with a tavern sceneincluding a man holding up a fish,interior base inscribed'Stobwassers Fabrik', base andcover both numbered 134189.5cm diameter Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 112A RELIEF CARVED MOTHER-OF-PEARL PROFILE ROUNDELOF THE DUKE OFCUMBERLAND, PROBABLYENGLISH, CIRCA 1750 headand shoulders, wearing armour,sash and Order of the Bath crossand the Garter star, mounted in alater rosewood box with nickelleaf inlay and stringing roundel6.5cm diameter, box 10cm wide Prince William, Duke ofCumberland (1721-1765), was ayounger son of George II. Seenfrom today's perspective, his rolein the brutal suppression of theJacobite Rebellion perhaps justlyearned him the nickname'Butcher Cumberland', althoughat the time his prompt action instopping the war meant he washugely popular with most of theScottish population, as well asthe rest of country, for deliveringthem so swiftly from the Jacobitemenace. Following anunsuccessful campaign duringthe Seven Years War and thehumiliating Convention ofKlosterzeven in 1757, heresigned from all his military andpublic offices. He returned tosome greater favour underGeorge III, but his health wasdeteriorating and he died at just44 years old in 1765.Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 113A RUSSIAN KARELIAN BIRCHCIGARETTE CASE, CIRCA 1900oblong, the flush-hinged lidapplied with cast silver ImperialRussian armorial bearings,

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Gabriel Sakarinpoika Niukkanen,St. Petersburg, late 19th century9.5cm wide GabrielSakarinpoika Niukkanena was aFinnish silversmith who had anindependant worskhop onKazanskaya in St., Petersburg,supplying small objects forFabergÃ© amongst others. Hespecialised in gold cigarettecases and small silver and goldobjects. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 114A RUSSIAN SATIN BIRCHPHOTOGRAPH FRAME, CIRCA1900 rectangular, the domecentred by a blue enamel roundelset with silver Imperial Russianarmorial bearings, containing acontemporary photograph ofH.I.H. Tzar Nicholas II underbevelled glass, with lacqueredbrass strut and backing, 25cmhigh; together with anotherRussian mahogany photographframe, circa 1900, rectangular,diagonally set with a crown andmonogram MM, with gilt-metalmount surrounding acontemporary cabinet card by A.Pasetti of H.I.H. Tsarina MariaFeodorovna, buckram backed,26cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 115A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVEDHARDSTONE FIGURE OF AWINE SELLER, 20TH CENTURYbalancing a large crystal jug onhis head, with crystal mugs to hishand and in his apron, withrhodonite sleeves, obsidian cap,vest and boots and agatetrousers 20cm high Estimate: Â£1,800.00 - Â£2,200.00

Lot: 116A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVEDHARDSTONE FIGURE OF AIMPERIAL ARMY OFFICER,20TH CENTURY with greenagate great coat, obsidian hatand boots, lapis lazuli belt, goldand enamel trimmings and silvermedals 19cm high Estimate: Â£1,800.00 - Â£2,200.00

Lot: 117A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVEDHARDSTONE FIGURE OF 'THEBALALAIKA PLAYER' AFTERCARL FABERGE, 20THCENTURY seated on an agatebench, with grey agate coat, lapislazuli breeches and gold cord beltand enamelled balalaika 12cmhigh Literature: A.K Snowman,The Art of Carl FabergÃ©, London,1953, pl.XLVII. Estimate: Â£1,800.00 - Â£2,200.00

Lot: 118A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVEDHARDSTONE FIGURE OF ABOYAR, 20TH CENTURY his fur-trimmed pink coat with goldfastenings, the fur hat withnephrite dome, with nephriteshoes and oxidised silver cane16cm high Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 119A RUSSIAN SILVER DISH,MOSCOW, 1733-41 oval, withstrapwork below a lobed rim, thecentral vacant oval surroundedby further strapwork, with wornassayer or maker's mark D? (inCyrillic) 42cm wide, 570gr (18oz) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 120A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PARTTEA SERVICE, GARDNERFACTORY, LATE 19THCENTURY painted with panels offlowers inside gilt frames againsta maroon ground, comprising; alarge bullet shaped teapot andcover, milk jug, sugar bowl, nineteacups and ten saucers, redprinted marks (23) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 121A RUSSIAN PORCELAINBULLET SHAPED TEAPOT ANDCOVER, GARDNER FACTORY,LATE 19TH CENTURY paintedeach side with a group of flowersinside a circular gilt frame againsta blue ground, red printed marks13.5cm high (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 122A RUSSIAN CLOISONNEENAMEL SILVER BELTBUCKLE, ALEXANDERVASILBEV DOMNIN, ST.PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1900shaped oval, with chained kindjalfastener, the scrolled foliateenamels set against a mattedground 9cm wide Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 123A RUSSIAN SILVER CUP ANDSAUCER, MICHAELJAKOVLEVICH TARASOV,MOSCOW, 1899-1908 engravedwith sprays of flowers on afrosted ground, the sauceradditionally with scrolled initialsbelow a noble's coronet 13cmwide, 143gr (4oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 124A RUSSIAN PROVINCIALSILVER ICON OF THESMOLENSK MOTHER OF GOD,MAKER'S MARK DAVIDDAVIDOV SOLOMONOV,ASTRAKHAN, 1842 three quarterlength, the oklad with punchedpaterae border and appliedhaloes, pricked initials and foliateflat-chased robes 21.5cm by17cm excluding glazed laterframe Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 125A SMALL RUSSIAN PARCEL-GILT-SILVER ICON OF THESMOLENSK MOTHER OF GOD,MAKER'S MARK SKZ (INCYRILLIC) UNRECORDED,MOSCOW, CIRCA 1890 thetitled oklad with a border ofscrolls and a rayed ground 9cmby 7.5cm excluding original fittedglazed kiot Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 126A SMALL GREEK ICON OF THEVIRGIN AND CHILD, 18THCENTURY the central panel of atrytich, painted on a gold ground7.5cm x 5.5cm Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 127A RUSSIAN TRIPTYCH ICON,18TH CENTURY the centralpanel of The Transfiguration,flanked by panels of The Motherof God Hodigetria and tenselected saints 30cm wide open,11cm high Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 128A RUSSIAN SILVER ANDCLOISONNE ENAMEL ICON OFTHE KAZAN MOTHER OF GOD,20TH CENTURY, BEARINGPROBABLY SPURIOUS MARKSOF PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV,MOSCOW the oklad applied withenamelled haloes and drapes,the Holy Child with finely matteddrapery, surrounded by a borderof paterae and scrolls andapplied square patera to thecorners, red velvet backed26.5cm x 22cm Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 129A SET OF VICTORIAN TABLESILVER, CHARLES BOYTON,LONDON, 1891/92 Kings pattern,crested, comprising: twenty-fourtablespoons twenty-three tableforks twenty-three dessertspoons twenty-four dessert forkstwenty-four teaspoons four sauceladles two basting spoons; together with eighteenelectroplate fish knives andeighteen forks, Mappin & Webb,Sheffield, 20th century, matchingpattern and crest weighable silver11490gr (369oz) (160) Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 130A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVERBERRY SPOONS, GEORGEADAMS FOR CHAWNER & CO.,LONDON, 1848 crested, withtypical later decoration; togetherwith a pair of German silver berryspoons, Wilhelm ConradHessenberg, Frankfurt, early 19thcentury, with typical laterdecoration 256gr (8oz) (4) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

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Lot: 131A SET OF SIX ENGLISHPROVINCIAL GEORGE IIISILVER TABLE FORKS,HAMPSTON & PRINCE, YORK,1790 Old English pattern,crested; together with thefollowing Georgian Old Englishpattern table silver: a bastingspoon initialled A, Smith & Fearn,London, 1792, a set of fourtablespoons initialled P, GeorgeCowie, London, 1801, a set offour dessert spoons initialledCMG, maker's mark J.Mc,Edinburgh, 1794, and a set of sixteaspoons, marks worn, probablyLondon, 1807 923gr (29oz) (21) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 132A SET OF FRENCH ART DECOTABLE SILVER, MAISONPUIFORCAT, PARIS, CIRCA1930 Bayonne pattern (designedby Jean Puiforcat in 1924),engraved with Art Deco initialsLDL, comprising: eleventablespoons twenty-four tableforks nineteen table knives withsteel blades twelve dessertspoons twelve dessert forksfifteen dessert knives (four withstainless steel blades) twelvebutter knives ten fish forks elevenfish knives six oyster forks tencake forks twelve ice creamspoons four teaspoons fivecoffee spoons four small servingspoons four toothed servingspoons ten assorted servingpieces 950 standard 10410gr(334oz) weighable silver (181) Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 133A SET OF TABLE SILVER,WILLIAM HUTTON & SONSLTD., LONDON & SHEFFIELD,1907/08/15/17 Old Englishpattern, initialled CMB,comprising: six tablespoons, sixtable forks, five dessert spoonsand six dessert forks 1486gr(47oz) (23) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 134A SET OF TABLE SILVER,HARRODS LTD. OF LONDON,SHEFFIELD, 1933 Plain Pinepattern with the addition of acrown, initialled W, comprising:five table forks, six dessert

spoons, six dessert forks and tenteaspoons, PODR No. for 1932;together with a set of seven fruitknives and seven forks, JohnSanderson & Son Ltd., Sheffield,1982, with silver blades and tinesand mother-of-pearl handlesweighable silver 1038gr (33oz)(41) Whilst bearing Sir RichardBurbidge's maker's mark for retailby Harrods, this set wasundoubtedly manufactured byRoberts & Belk. The plainerversion of this pattern wasregistered in 1934. This designof Walter Belk's was said to havebeen so popular when launchedin the Second Class dining roomson the maiden voyage of the'RMS Queen Mary' in 1936, thatWhite Star-Cunard wired Roberts& Belk from New York withanother order, apparentlyrepresenting 50% of the originalorder, for delivery when the shipreturned to Southampton, asthousands of pieces had gonemissing from the ship's stock.(http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=23720 - accessed29.03.2012) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 135A SET OF TABLE SILVER,ROBERTS & BELK,SHEFFIELD, 1984 Plain Pinepattern, comprising: sixtablespoons, seven table forks,six dessert spoons, six dessertforks, a pair of teaspoons and apair of sauce ladles 1665gr(53oz) (29) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 136A MATCHED SET OF TABLESILVER, VARIOUS MAKERS,LONDON, 1789-1836 OldEnglish Bright-cut pattern,comprising: six tablespoons sixtable forks six dessert spoons sixdessert forks six teaspoons a pairof sauce ladles a pair of bastingspoons 1543gr (49oz) (34) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

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Lot: 137A SET OF SIX GEORGE IISILVER-GILT TEASPOONSAND PAIR TEA TONGS INCASE, MAKER'S MARKINDECIPHERABLE, ENGLISH,CIRCA 1745 the spoons Rat-tailHanoverian pattern, the scissortype tongs or nips with scrollingarms, the fish-skin case with redvelvet and satin lining 93gr (2oz) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 138A SET OF VICTORIAN TABLESILVER, WILLIAM GEORGEJAMIESON OF ABERDEEN(STRUCK OVER ANOTHER),LONDON, 1880 Old Englishpattern, crested and initialled,comprising two tablespoons, twotable forks, two dessert spoons,two dessert forks and twelveteaspoons 688gr (22oz) (20) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 139A DANISH CHEESE KNIFE ANDCHEESE SLICE, GEORGJENSEN, COPENHAGEN, POST1945 Acorn pattern, withstainless steel blades, stamped'STERLING / DENMARK' andmaker's mark slice 21cm long (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 140A SILVER SET OF THREEDESSERT SERVERS, ATKINBROTHERS, SHEFFIELD,1909/13 bright-cut engraved, inoriginal case; together with a setof four silver knife rests, AtkinBrothers, Sheffield, 1917, typicalform 545gr (17oz) (7) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 141ROYAL: A VICTORIAN SILVERBASTING SPOON, BENJAMINSMITH, LONDON, 1846 Albertpattern, engraved with the cypherfor Victoria, Princess Royal 31cmlong, 191gr (6oz) This spoonappears to be from the nurseryservice of Queen Victoria andPrince Albert's eldest child,Princess Victoria ('Vicky'), whowas born on 21 November 1840. Her marriage to Prince FrederickWilliam of Prussia led to herbecoming the German Empress. She maintained close links with

her mother and siblings; her andher husband's liberal and Englishsympathies engenderedproblems with both Bismarck andtheir son 'Kaiser Bill'. Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 142A VICTORIAN SILVERCORONATIONCOMMEMORATIVE BEAKER,WILLIAM BATEMAN FORRUNDELL, BRIDGE & CO.,LONDON, 1838 applied withsilver-gilt clichÃ©s of the obverseand reverse of the Royal Mint'sofficial coronation medal byBenedetto Pistrucci (1784-1855)within a bead and rail border andbelow the Royal crown, initialledRD above the date 9th July 1838,foot with gadroon border 11cmhigh, 191gr (6oz) QueenVictoria's coronation took placeon 28 June 1838 in WestminsterHall. Apparently, during theceremony the Treasurer of theHousehold threw coronationsilver medals to the crowds. TheQueen had sat specially for theportrait (see V. & A. Museum No.A.6-1916). According to anadvert in The Times, London,Friday, 13 July 1838, p.7e., thecoronation medals were availableto the public from Messrs.Rundell, Bridge & Co. andMessrs. Garrards. Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 143A ROYAL COMMEMORATIVESILVER DISH, DESIGNED BYPIETRO ANNIGONI, ROBERTS& DORE LTD., LONDON, 1973commemorating the wedding ofPrincess Anne and Captain MarkPhillips, etched with profileportrait heads of the protagonistsabove Annigoni's signature andbelow the date '14-XI-1973',reverse numbered 160, withcertificate confirming an edition of2000, in original case 23cmdiameter, 378gr (12oz) TheItalian painter and sculptor, PietroAnnigoni (1910-1988), rose tofame for his romantic andcelebrated portrayal of the youngQueen Elizabeth. In many waysthis commission paved the wayfor subsequent studies of otherprominent figures, including PopeJohn XXIII and presidentsKennedy and Johnson, as well asseveral other members of the

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Royal family. Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 144A ROYAL COMMEMORATIVESILVER DISH, DESIGNED BYPIETRO ANNIGONI, WILLIAMCOMYNS & SONS LTD.,LONDON, 1972 commemoratingthe silver wedding of H.M. theQueen and Prince Philip, etchedwith a view of Windsor Castlebelow the Queen's cypher andthe dates 1947-1972 flanked byfacing profile portrait heads, withAnnigoni's signature, reversenumbered 160, with certificateconfirming an edition of 2000, inoriginal box 23cm diameter,367gr (11oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 145A ROYAL COMMEMORATIVESILVER DISH, DESIGNED BYPIETRO ANNIGONI, MAKER'SMARK LH, LONDON, 1975commemorating H.M. QueenElizabeth the Queen Mother's75th birthday, etched with aportrait profile backed by a horseracing scene, with Annigoni'ssignature and the date '4-VIII-1975', reverse numbered 160,with certificate confirming anedition of 750, in original box23cm diameter, 395gr (12oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 146A SET OF FOUR PARCEL-GILT-SILVER GOBLETS, STUARTDEVLIN, LONDON, 1980 theconical bowls plain except forfalcon crest numbered 10, onslender textured gilt stems,spreading bases 22.5cm high,850gr (27oz) (4) Presented as aPresident Falcon Award, 1980:Hambro Life Assurance's FalconClub awarded annually a numberof Devlin pieces to members. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 147A PARCEL-GILT-SILVER JUG,STUART DEVLIN, LONDON,1979 cylindrical, slanted top,applied with a wide gilt band ofirregular wirework on a mattedground, underside with falconcrest 19cm high, 489gr (15oz) Presented as a President FalconAward, 1979: Hambro LifeAssurance's Falcon Clubawarded annually a number ofDevlin pieces to members. Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 148A PARCEL-GILT-SILVERSALVER, STUART DEVLIN,LONDON, 1978 hammer-finishedwith wide textured rayed gilt rim,underside stamped with a falconcrest 35.5cm diameter, 1250gr(40oz) Presented as a PresidentFalcon Award, 1978: Hambro LifeAssurance's Falcon Clubawarded annually a number ofDevlin pieces to members. Foranother salver from the sameseries, see Bonham's,Knightsbridge, 10th December2008, lot 732, sold forEstimate: Â£1,320.00 -

Lot: 149A SUITE OF THREEPATINATED SILVER PORTRAITBUSTS OF RONALD REAGAN,MARGARET THATCHER ANDMIKHAIL GORBACHEV,MODELLED AND FINISHED BYMICHAL GOLABEK (B.1949),SIGNED IN MONOGRAM,1989each mounted on a white Carraramable plinth, with appliedplaques engraved with thenames of the subjects, the bustswith sponsor's mark of TroverMint Industries Ltd ofWashington, Tyne & Wear,hallmarked Birmingham, 1989 29cm high including plinths,approximately 1800gr (57oz) ofsilver (3) This trio of busts,centred upon the 'Iron Lady' andflanked by Reagan andGorbachev, forms a group whichis iconic of the 1980s. It is one ofonly three sets made: one setwas presented to Mrs Thatcher in1989. The Polish-born sculptorMichal Golabek was born inPoznan in 1949. Between 1970and 1975 he studied at thePoznan Academy of Fine Artswhere he received his diploma inProfessor Olgrierd Truszynski's

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atelier of sculpture. He hasexhibited extensively and hisartistry has been acknowledgedby a number of awards, includingthe Gold Medal, 5th Winter Salonin Warsaw (1989) and the BronzeMedal, The Survey of PolishSculpture of the Decade (1989).Among Golabek's larger work isan imposing figure entitled'Jesus' and an abstract wood andbronze piece entitled 'Windyeverlasting.' He now lives andworks in Chicago. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 150A SET OF THREE ART DECOSILVER SAUCEBOATS,HARRODS LTD. OF LONDON,SHEFFIELD, 1935 in sizes, ovalwith partly fluted sides,undersides stamped 'HARRODS/ LONDON S.W.', PODR No. for1934, lamp Trade Mark ofmanufacturer Roberts & Belk pair16cm wide, larger 19.5cm wide,516gr (16oz) (3) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 151A SILVER MODEL OF A TIGER,MAPPIN & WEBB LTD.,LONDON, 1991 realisticallymodelled with one raised paw27cm long, 3930gr (126oz) Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 152A SILVER BOWL, PROBABLYMEXICO, 1940s hammerfinished, on three horn ball feet,stamped '800' 26.5cm diameter,448gr (14oz) excluding feet Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 153A PAIR OF SPANISH THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, POST1934 each with domed basesand three curved branchescentred by a brown aventurinecabochon and a ring of stamenson a tapering support, maker'smark and 915 quality mark27.5cm, loaded (2) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 154A VICTORIAN SILVERTRAVELLING TEA KETTLE ANDTEAPOT, DESIGNED BY DRCHRISTOPHER DRESSER(1834-1904) CIRCA 1880,HUKIN & HEATH, LONDON,1896 plain bulbous, the slightlydomed covers with wicker-wrapped ring handles, PODR No.for 1881, retailer's stamp'LEUCHARS & SON / GEFFROYSUCCr / 2, RUE DE LA PAIX,PARIS' teapot 18cm wide, 584gr(18oz) including wicker wrappingto handles (2) Provenance: byrepute the estate of the lateDavid Ben-Gurion (1886-1973),Israel's first Prime Minister. Theinitial sale of fully provenanceditems from Ben-Gurion's estateby his grand-daughter, wasauctioned in Tel Aviv, April 2011.This sale caused a great deal ofcontroversy in Israel;consequently a second trancheof Ben-Gurion property,consigned by the samedescendant to the same auctionhouse, was sold anonymously. This tea kettle and teapotappeared in this later sale,Shorashim, Tel Aviv, 10thOctober 2011, lot 69 andalthough verbal assurances weregiven as to the Ben-Gurionprovenance, the problemsfollowing the first sale meantdocumentation was not provided. Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,800.00

Lot: 155A SILVER-MOUNTEDPHOTOGRAPH FRAME,MAPPIN & WEBB LTD,SHEFFIELD, 1988 die-stampedshaped rectangular with scrolland foliate border, velvet-coveredback and easel support, 26.7cmhigh; and an inscribed silver mug,Viners, Ltd, Sheffield, 1965,12.5cm high, 363gr (11oz) (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 156A GEORGE V SILVER CUP,WAKELY & WHEELER,LONDON, 1914 plain urn shapedwith two angular handles 19.5cmwide, 427gr (13oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 157A GEORGE V SILVER-MOUNTED MAHOGANY SPIRITBARREL AND SILVER PAIL,MAPPIN & WEBB LTD.,LONDON & BIRMINGHAM,1928/29 the silver-bound barrelaffixed to the stand, with silver-mounted cork stopper, the silverspigot supporting the chained pail24cm long overall Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 158A PAIR OF GERMAN SILVERVASES, L. NERESHEIMER &CO., HANAU, CIRCA 1910 thetrumpet shaped bodies withplanish finish and rope girdledsmall lion-mask drop-rings,domed feet with seraphim andflowers, import marked forBerthold Muller, London, 191123cm high, 709gr (22oz) (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 159A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVERSABBATH CANDLESTICKS,SIGMUND ZYTO, LONDON,1925 shaped square bases,knopped stems and detachablenozzles with lobed bands 31cmhigh, 492gr (15oz) (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 160A PORTUGUESEELECTROPLATE-MOUNTEDCLARET JUG, TOPAZIO,OPORTO, LATE 20THCENTURY the mounts coveredin Art Nouveau style foliage, thebulbous glass body etched withsinuous foliage 28cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 161AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, C.S. GREEN & CO.LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1907 withthree sheep grazing in ameadow, surmounted by twostylised peonies, wood backed23cm high Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 162AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, J. AITKIN & SON,BIRMINGHAM, 1907 decoratedwith shaped panels of honesty,wood backed, P.O.D.R. No. for1903 26cm high Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 163AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, WILLIAM COMYNS &SONS, LONDON, 1905 piercedwith flowerheads and sinuousscrolls, red velvet backed;together with another Edwardiansilver-mounted photographframe, Henry Matthews,Birmingham, 1902, stamped andpierced with two daisies, greenvelvet backed largest 22cm high(2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 164A VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HENRY MATTHEWS,BIRMINGHAM, 1900 decoratedwith sprays of wild roses, greenvelvet backed 20cm high Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 165AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HORTON & ALLDAY,BIRMINGHAM, 1901 decoratedwith poppies on a matted ground,bevelled glass, blue velvetbacked; together with anotherEdwardian silver-mountedphotograph frame, maker's markindecipherable, Birmingham,1903, with flowers and wheatsheaves on a matted ground,beige velvet backed largest21.5cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 166AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, WILLIAM COMYNSAND SONS, LONDON, 1904circular window bordered withslipper orchids surmounted bytwo exotic birds, royal blue velvetbacked 18.5cm high Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 167AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, C.S. GREEN & CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1905 simplydecorated with leather scrolls,bevelled glass, wood backed;together with another Edwardiansilver-mounted photographframe, C.S. Green & Co.,Birmingham, 1906, with hammer-finish panels, scrolls andflowerheads, wood backedlargest 24.5cm high (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 168A VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, DEAKIN & FRANCISLTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1900 withtendrils and stylised fruits, leatherbacked; together with anEdwardian silver-mountedphotograph frame, Mappin &Webb Ltd., Birmingham, 1905,with floral sprays, grey velvetbacked largest 21cm high (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 169AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, REYNOLDS &WESTWOOD, BIRMINGHAM,1902 with stylised foliage andflowers, blue velvet backed 31cmhigh Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 170AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, CONSTANTINE &FLOYD LTD., BIRMINGHAM,1905 featuring a nightingalesinging to a crescent moon in apastoral landscape amongstprunus branches, brown velvetbacked 24cm high Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 171A VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, THE ALEXANDERCLARK MANUFACTURING CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1899 with twogleeful squirrels and a pair offrolicking pheasants bordered bystylised shoots, brown velvetbacked 24cm high Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 172AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HORTON & ALLDAY,BIRMINGHAM, 1902 decoratedwith a variety of naturalisticflowers, purple velvet backed25cm high Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 173AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, MAKER'S MARKOVERSTRUCK ANDINDECIPHERABLE,BIRMINGHAM, 1904 decoratedwith stylised herbaceous peoniesand leafy tendrils, wood backed22.5cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 174AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, ROBINSON & CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1909 decoratedwith a scrolling floral motif, bluevelvet backed 26cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 175AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, E.J. TREVITT & SONSOF BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER,1903 with flowerheads andtendrils, wood backed; togetherwith another Edwardian silver-mounted photograph frame,James Deakin & Sons ofSheffield, Chester, 1903, withflowerheads and stylised foliage,yellow velvet backed largest25cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 176AN EDWARD SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, J. AITKIN & SON,BIRMINGHAM, 1904 featuring ared squirrel amongst berries andstylised Japanese maplebranches, wood backed 24cmhigh Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 177AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, J. & R. GRIFFIN OFBIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, 1906decorated with four cherubsreleasing doves within stylisedfloral motif border, P.O.D.R. No.for 1904, green velvet backed24cm high Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 178AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, C.S. GREEN & CO.LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1904 withstylised lilies, wood backed;together with an American silver-mounted photograph frame,Dominick & Haff, New York, circa1905, decorated with flowers andleafy tendrils, purple velvetbacked largest 24cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 179AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, J. & R. GRIFFIN OFBIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, 1906featuring a dragonfly as thecentral motif and decorated withnaturalistic flowers and ranceaupattern, brown velvet and leatherbacked; together with anEdwardian silver-mountedphotograph frame, Robert Pringle& Sons of London, Chester,1904, with floral tendrils, woodbacked largest 23cm high (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 180AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, SYDNEY & CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1906 decoratedwith lilies-of-the-valley withstylised intertwining stems andleaves, P.O.D.R. No. 1904, woodbacked 24cm high Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 181AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HENRY MATTHEWS,BIRMINGHAM, 1903 shapedsquare, the circular windowsurrounded by pierced scrollingflowers, blue velvet backed;together with another Victoriansilver-mounted photographframe, William Neale & Son,Sheffield, 1898, with exotic birdsand squirrels amidst scrollingflowers, red leather backedlargest 19.5cm high (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 182AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, J. AITKIN & SON,BIRMINGHAM, 1908 architectural shape, each cornercomprising strawberry blossoms,ebonised wood backed; togetherwith, an Edwardian silver-mounted photograph frame,Mitchell Bosley & Co.,Birmingham, 1903, featuring acircular window with stippledbackground and stylised floralborder, green velvet backedlargest 16cm high (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 183AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HENRY BOURNE,BIRMINGHAM, 1903 ovalwindow surrounded by stylisedaquatic flowers, brown velvetbacked 17cm high Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

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Lot: 184AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, HENRY MATTHEWS,BIRMINGHAM, 1904 circularwindow surrounded by a borderof day lilies and foliate scrolls,wood backed 17.5cm high Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 185AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHFRAME, APPARENTLYUNMARKED, PROBABLY C.S.GREEN & CO. OFBIRMINGHAM, CIRCA 1905 witha country maid knitting whilstoverlooking three geesesurrounded by flowers and afarmstead, wood backed 29cmhigh Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 186A GEORGE V SILVERROSEBOWL, HENRYMATTHEWS, BIRMINGHAM,1913 the bowl inscribed below ascroll pierced and waved rim,pedestal foot, wide C-shapedhandles 17.5cm high 768gr(24oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 187A GEORGE V SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SET, HORACEWOODWARD & CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1912 with ArtNouveau sinuous panels teapot26cm wide, 1002gr (32oz)including ivory finial andinsulators (3) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 188A GEORGE V SILVERINKSTAND, REID & SONS OFNEWCASTLE, LONDON, 1913oblong, gadroon border, the pairof silver-mounted square glassinkwells flanked by pendepressions, on panel feet,underside stamped REID &SONS / NEWCASTLE 20cmwide, stand only 235gr (7oz) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 189A GEORGE V SILVERROSEBOWL, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1917 circular,inscribed above a band of flutes,pedestal foot with egg and dartborders 41cm wide acrosshandles, 2078gr (66oz) Theinscription reads: Presented toBrigadier General D. BealeBrowne D.S.O. by the Officersand Interpreters who servedunder his Command in the 2ndCavalry Brigade October 1915 -April 1918.Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 190AN EDWARDIAN SILVERINKSTAND, J.C. VICKERY,LONDON, 1904 square, withribbed rims, ball and claw feet,complete with silver-mountedbevelled glass inkwell 15.5cmwide across loop handles, standonly 209gr (6oz) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 191AN EDWARDIAN SILVERTAPERSTICK, GEORGE UNITE,BIRMINGHAM, 1903 in George IIstyle, detachable nozzle, 11.2cmhigh, loaded; together with a pairof silver desk candlesticks, C.S.Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham,1961, domed circular engravedbases, 9.2cm high, loaded; and avase, Italian, modern, spirallyfluted, 16.6cm high (4) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 192A LARGE SILVER CUP ANDCOVER, GARRARD & CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1939 the plain girdledbody with double scroll handles,domed cover with bell finial 53cmhigh excluding ebonised woodstand, 4387gr (141oz) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 193A SILVER WAITER, MAKER'SMARK HIE, BIRMINGHAM, 1973shaped circular, on three clawand ball feet, moulded scroll andshell rim, presentation inscriptionto Pamela Coleclough 16cmdiameter, 203gr (6oz) Estimate: Â£70.00 - Â£100.00

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Lot: 194AN EDWARDIAN SILVERSWEETMEAT DISH, WILLIAMS(B'HAM) LTD., BIRMINGHAM,1904 shaped oval, pierced andstamped with scrolls 29cm wide,243gr (7oz) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 195A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VSILVER COUNTER TRAYS,ASPREY & CO. LTD.,BIRMINGHAM, 1917 shapedrectangular, underside stampedASPREY LONDON, 10cm long;together with a silver cigarettecase, maker's mark rubbed,Birmingham, 1968, rectangular,engine-turned lid, front inscribed,cedar lined interior, 16.5cm wide;and a silver-mounted cigar cutter,London, 1912, initialled,thumbpiece missing trays only192gr (6oz) (6) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 196A SET OF SIX GEORGE VSILVER-MOUNTED GLASSWHISKEY TOTS COMPLETEWITH ACCOMPANYING SILVERBOTTLE TICKETS, HUKIN &HEALTH LTD., BIRMINGHAM,1920 plain lids initialled DB,kidney-shaped tickets engraved'Whiskey' 10cm high (12) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 197A SET OF FOUR SILVERTOAST RACKS, C.J. VANDERLTD., LONDON, 1962 oblong,each with five hooped wireworkdivisions, central ring handle, onfour ball feet, 8.5cm wide;together with another set of foursilver toast racks, Mappin &Webb Ltd., Sheffield, 1937, ArtDeco design, with five divisions,10.5cm across end lugs; and anelectroplate toast rack, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co.,Sheffield, circa 1900, with sevenhooped wirework divisionsweighable silver 710gr (22oz) (9) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 198A VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEEPOT, CHARLES BOYTON,LONDON, 1882 crested, partlobed vase shaped pattern21.5cm high, 493gr (15oz)including wood handle and finial Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 199VARIOUS SILVER ITEMScomprising: a George IIHanoverian pattern tablespoon,James Tookey, London, 1756; aNorwegian parcel-gilt spoon in17th Century style, maker's markE.C.K., London import marked,1902, in fitted case with retailer'slabel: 'Dobsons & Sons, 110 NewBond St, London'; a cased set ofsix Apostle pattern coffeespoons, probably Dutch, early20th Century; a cased pair ofsmall quaich form salt cellars andspoons, Hamilton & Co, Calcutta,early 20th century; and a milk jugand sugar basin, chased, Indian,early 20th Century 525gr (16oz)(14) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 200AN EDWARDIAN SILVERBRIDGE BOX, WILLIAMCOMYNS & SONS, LONDON,1904 slightly bombÃ© rectangular,lid with reeded borders andinitials DDB, fall front revealing agilt interior with red leather fittingsfor two packs of cards 20.5cmwide Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 201A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVERCANDLESTICKS, HARRISONBROTHERS & HOWSON,SHEFFIELD, 1928 stamped withhusk borders and paterae,square bases and outline, oneinscribed 26cm high, loaded (2) The inscription reads: Presentedby The Officers & Committee ofthe Achi Tuv Society to Miss RitaSilverstone and Mr JosephNeidus on the occasion of theirMarriage *1st Sept 1929*26th Av5689* Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 202A GEORGE V SILVERINKWELL, MAKER'S MARKRUBBED, BIRMINGHAM, 1913of capstan form 20cm diameter,loaded Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 203A PAIR OF EDWARDIANSILVER DISH RINGS,GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1901 in mid 18thcentury Irish style, pierced withfigures, animals and scrollingfoliage 21.5cm diameter, 954gr(30oz) (2) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 204A GEORGE V SILVERINKSTAND, HORACEWOODWARD & CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1915 oblong, rimapplied with a band of smallflowerheads and leaves,inscribed including facsimilesignatures, square glass bottleswith initialled silver lids (onedetached), openwork bracket andpaw feet 30cm wide, stand only781gr (25oz) The inscriptionreads: "Arthur Donaldson" from"Fred Terry" / Lincoln 1898 Provenance: The Estate of thelate Sir John Gielgud (1904-2000) The facsimile signature of'Fred Terry' is that of Sir JohnGielgud's great uncle, a well-known actor/manager and one ofthe famous acting family, brotherof Ellen Terry. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 205A VICTORIAN SILVER BASKET,JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS,SHEFFIELD, 1873 shaped oval,engraved: From J.P.W. To hisdaughter Lilian Gothorpe White,embossed border, swing handle31cm wide, 655gr (21oz) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 206A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVERSTRAWBERRY DISHES, S.J.PHILLIPS, LONDON, 1917 oftypical plain form 20.5cmdiameter, 628gr (20oz) (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 207ASSORTED CONDIMENTSILVER, COMPRISING: aGeorge III baluster pepperette,Samuel Wood, London, 1759,11cm high, a Victorian pedestalpepperette, Charles StuartHarris, London, 1888, a Georgiancircular salt cellar on three feetwith blue glass liner, marksrubbed, mid 18th century, aVictorian silver-mounted glassmustard pot, Birmingham, 1844,a pair of toast racks with fivearched bars, Viners Ltd.,Sheffield, 1936; together with apair of Sheffield Plate salt cellars,circa 1800, boat shaped withcorded rims and gilt interiorsweighable silver 286gr (9oz) (7) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 208A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVERCASTERS, D. & J. WELLBYLTD., LONDON, 1897 in Rococostyle, engraved with the Rouscrest below an earl's coronet,profusely chased withflowerheads between curvedflutes and lobes 20cm high,451gr (14oz) (2) Provenance:(Robert) Keith Rous, 6th Earl ofStradbroke, Old Henham Hall,Suffolk, The Principal Contents,Prudential Fine Art Auctioneers,10-12 October 1988, lot 249. The family's traditional motto is 'Ilive in hope': sometimes called'the Aussie Earl', having fatheredfifteen children, Keith Rousadded another 'We fight like lionsand breed like rabbits'. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 209A MATCHED SET OF SILVERCONDIMENT PIECES,VARIOUS MAKERS, LONDONAND BIRMINGHAM,1896/1927/28 each with gadroonrims and on three pad feet,comprising: a pair pepperettes, apair mustard pots with spoons, a

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pair salt cellars with gilt interiorsand two further salt cellars withspoons, pepperettes 9cm high;together with a pair of George Vsilver sweetmeat dishes, Synyer& Beddoes, Birmingham, 1911,shaped oval, with pierced trellispanels below a guilloche cast rimand ribbon-tied wreath handles,13cm wide 588gr (18oz) (14) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 210A GEORGE V SILVER MUG, A.& F. PARSONS FOR TESSIERSLTD., LONDON, 1932 plain,scroll handle topped withinscription 'G.H.B. / 26-11-32'12.5cm high, 458gr (14oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 211A PAIR OF GEORGE IIISHEFFIELD PLATETELESCOPIC CANDLESTICKS,CIRCA 1820 with gadroon andfoliate borders, 20cm high;together with a set of fourVictorian Sheffield plate deskcandlesticks, with gadroonborders, 10.5cm high (6) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 212A VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER,DANIEL JOHN & CHARLESHOULE, LONDON, 1854 shapedcircular, engraved with foliatescrolls surrounding worn initials,rocaille and moulded rim, on fourfoliate scroll feet 27cm diameter,703gr (22oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 213A GEORGE V SILVER SALVER,OLLIVANT & BOTSFORD,LONDON, 1917 shaped circular,engraved with a presentationinscription to Lt. Philip RhodesRNâ€¦1919, moulded rim, on threescroll feet, underside stamped'OLLIVANT & BOTSFORD /MANCHESTER' 26cm diameter,525gr (16oz) Estimate: Â£280.00 - Â£320.00

Lot: 214A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATECENTREPIECE AND MIRRORPLATEAU, WALKER & HALL,SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1890 theinscribed triform base on volutefeet supporting a pair ofgreyhounds beneath fruit ladenvines supporting three basketswith glass liners (one later) andcentral bowl support, undersidewith pattern no. 51351, theplateau with further vines and onthree feet 67.5cm high overall (2) The inscription reads: Presentedto Sir Ralph Barrett MacnaghtenBlois on the occasion of hismarriage by his tenant farmersApril 30th 1898. Sir RalphBarrrett MacNaghten Blois, 9thBt. of Grundisburgh andCockfield Hall, Suffolk, was bornon 21 November 1866 atCockfield Hall, Suffolk, the elderson of Sir John Ralph Blois, 8thBt., and his wife, Eliza Ellen (nÃ©eChapman). He married WinifredGrace, daughter of EdmundHegan Kennard and his wife,Agnes (nÃ©e Hegan), on 30th April1898 at Christ Church, Mayfair,London. He died on 18th March1950 at age 83. Sir Ralph, whowas educated at WellingtonCollege, succeeded to the titleupon the death of his father on31st December 1888. A captainin the Scots Guards andafterwards a captain in the RoyalGuards Reserve Regiment, hewas sometime Deputy Lieutenantof Suffolk before, in 1905, beingappointed as High Sheriff ofSuffolk. Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 215A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATECANDELABRUMCENTREPIECE, POSSIBLYTHOMAS BRADBURY & SONSOF SHEFFIELD, THIRDQUARTER 19TH CENTURYtriform base with two stagssheltering beneath fruit ladenvines branching into three candlesconces and central support withcut glass bowl 71cm overall Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

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Lot: 216A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATECENTREPIECECANDELABRUM, ELKINGTON& CO., BIRMINGHAM, 1864 therustic base with two stagssheltering beneath a vinewreathed tree branching intothree candle sconces and acentral bowl support, with laterglass bowl 57cm high Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 217A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATECENTREPIECE, PROBABLYSMITH & NICHOLSON,LONDON, CIRCA 1850 the stemof entwined fuchsia springingfrom a rocky base initialled WEMbelow a crest, 59cm high;together with a Victorianelectroplate mirror plateau, circa1850, formed as a naturalisticmound with cascades, 50cmdiameter (2) A centrepiece withcomparable foliage and base wasshown at the Great Exhibition bySmith & Nicholson, a companywell-known for the manufactureof both electroplate and silver. See the Art Journal, illustratedcatalogue of the Great Exhibition1851, p.176 Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 218A GEORGE III SILVEREPERGNE BASKET,UNMARKED, CIRCA 1765shaped oval, crested, scroll anddiaper pierced sides below acorded rim and swing handle, 15cm wide, 137gr (4oz) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£80.00

Lot: 219A VICTORIAN SILVER CELLINIPATTERN EWER, HUNT &ROSKELL, LONDON, 1869 ofRenaissance Revival tastecovered in strapwork, lobes,masks and animals on a mattedground, initialled ER, gilt interior,base rim stamped HUNT &ROSKELL LATE STORR &MORTIMER 540031.5cm high,1048gr (33oz) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 220A GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET,PETER & ANN BATEMANOVERSTRUCK BY THOMASOLIPHANT OF MANCHESTER,LONDON, 1799 later chased withscrolls and flowerheadssurrounding an 1860 inscription,the pedestal foot with a laterband of stiff leaves, 16cm high,199gr (6oz); together with aDutch electroplate tankard,modern, in 17th century style (2) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 221A GEORGE III LATER CHASEDSILVER CUP, HESTERBATEMAN, LONDON, 1784baluster, with two scroll handles,the Victorian foliate decorationsurrounding a vacant cartouche12.5cm high, 413gr (13oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 222A VICTORIAN SILVERTESTIMONIAL CANDELABRUM,ELKINGTON & CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1850 the rockybase with inscribed tabletsupporting a ram and ewebeneath an acorn bearing oaktree with three branches andcentral stem ending in leafysconces 57cm high, 3995gr(128oz) The inscription reads:To Charles Brutton Esqr. by theSubscribers to the Fund for thereception of the RoyalAgricultural Society at Exeter intestimony of his services as theirHonorary Secretary A.D. 1850.The Royal Agricultural Society ofEngland held their twelfth annualmeeting and exhibition duringJuly 1850 at Exeter. Apparentlythe city celebrated the event withenthusiasm, erecting at least fivedecorative arches spanning thestreets. Charles Brutton (1791-1854) was a prominent Exeterlawyer, serving as the city'smayor in 1846 and rememberedas the owner at the time of theExeter Clock, shown at the 1851Great Exhibition. The ExeterClock, finished in the 1730s, wassaid to have taken JacobLovelace thirty years to build;measuring 10 feet by 5 feet, itwas a Baroque extravaganzadisplaying a panoply ofmechanics and automata. Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

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Lot: 223A VICTORIAN SILVERINKSTAND, ROBINSON,EDKINS & ASTON,BIRMINGHAM, 1838 shapedoval, with borders of mattedscrolls, shells and leafage, onmatted leafy panel feet, with apair of silver-mounted glassinkwells flanking the ogee lobedpot with taperstick covercomplete with detachable nozzleand original snuffer 32cm wide,739gr (23oz) including inkwellmounts Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 224A LARGE VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED LOOKING GLASS,WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS,LONDON, 1899 shaped oblong,headed by a crested Rocococartouche and profusely stampedand pierced with scrolls, trellisand flowerheads surrounding theoval bevelled plate, blue velvetbacked, with easel support 73cmhigh The crest and motto arethose of Gibbs. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 225A GEORGE IV SILVER TOASTRACK, ROBERT HENNELL,LONDON, 1825 of seven shapeddivisions centred by a loophandle above a small engravedcrest and motto, reeded base onacorn and leaf headed paw feet,with silver inscribed collectiondisc 15cm long, 372gr (11oz) The crest is probably that ofTrenchard. Provenance: TheFornari Collection, Rome. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 226A GEORGE III LATER CHASEDSILVER BASKET, HESTERBATEMAN, LONDON, 1790 oval,reeded rims and swing handle,the bowl later decorated on amatted ground with floral spraysand stiff leaves surroundinginitials WSEM, rim withcontemporary pierced scrollfoliate band 35.5cm wide, 652gr(20oz) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 227A VICTORIAN SILVERCHRISTENING MUG, HENRYJOHN LIAS & SON, LONDON,1873 tapered cylindrical bodyengraved with a scene of threechildren playing on a fenceamongst trees, inscribed: PamelaBeresford Rhodes 1920, withfoliate capped handle, 10.5cmhigh, 183gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 228AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVERCHRISTENING MUG, PITTAR &CO., CALCUTTA, CIRCA 1840octagonally faceted, each facetengraved with scrolled foliage,one additionally inscribed'Marcus Trevelyan Martin', castfoliate wrapped scroll handle, giltinterior 10.5cm high, 299gr (9oz) Provenance: Marcus TrevelyanMartin(1842-1908) was born inBarrackpore (now Barakpur),Bengal. Educated at Rugby,followed by Trinity CollegeCambridge, where he wasawarded two cricket 'Blues'; healso played for Middlesex andWarwickshire. Called to the barin 1868, he practised at theChancery and became aMiddlesex J.P. He married LucyEleanor Raphael, daughter of themillionaire financier Henry LewisRaphael, at St George's HanoverSquare in 1892. Together withtwo daughters, the familymaintained a large establishmentat 70 Portland Place,Marylebone, the 1901 censusrecording a staff of two nurses, abutler, a footman, a housemaid, alady's maid and a kitchen maid. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 229A VICTORIAN SILVERCHRISTENING MUG, HENRYWILKINSON & CO, LONDON,1870 cylindrical body with c-scrollhandle, decorated with foliateand stellar engraved ornamenton a matte ground surroundingfour oval beaded panels, oneinitialled DLM, one inscribed fromFH and MCF, the other datedJanuary 4th 1894 9cm high,186gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

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Lot: 230A GEORGE IV SILVER MUG,THOMAS CLIFFORD, LONDON,1821 with a broad band ofchased acorns and oak leavesabove a faceted band, withentwined snake handle 9cm high,166gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 231A GEORGE III SILVER TOASTRACK, NATHANIEL SMITH &CO., SHEFFIELD, 1797 oval,with seven hooped wireworkdivisions, on panel feet 19cmwide, 172gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 232A VICTORIAN SILVERNOVELTY CREAM JUG,STAPLETON & SONS,LONDON, 1882 modelled as'The Heathen Chinee', abehatted and mustachioedChinaman, his queue forming thehandle 8cm high, 81gr (2oz) 'The Heathen Chinee' was acharacter most famouslyburlesqued by the English comicWillie Edouin in LydiaThompson's production of in BlueBeard at the Folly Theatre,London, 1878.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 233A VICTORIAN SILVER DISH,C.T. & G. FOX, LONDON, 1857silver-gilt interior with lobedpanels of differing foliate, diaperand strapwork engraving 15.5cmdiameter, 196gr (6oz) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 234A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILTBOWL, RICHARD SIBLEY,LONDON, 1872 in Indian taste,initialled M.A.B. below a band ofmythical figures and animals andbetween foliate and geometricborders 11cm diameter, 178gr(5oz) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 235A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILTMUSTARD POT, JOSEPHWILLMORE, BIRMINGHAM,1839 in Rococo revival style withrocaille and foliage, on four padfeet and with a naturalisticconvolvulus handle 8.5cm wide,98gr (3oz) excluding blue glassliner Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 236A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEAPOT,PAUL STORR FOR STORR &MORTIMER, LONDON, 1836compressed melon shaped, flat-chased to the shoulder and lidwith a band of anthemion andscrolls, cast Rococo spout, leafcapped silver handle 11.5cmhigh, 731gr (23oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 237A GEORGE IV SILVER COFFEEPOT, PAUL STORR FORSTORR & MORTIMER,LONDON, 1825 baluster,profusely chased in a Rococostyle with flowers around theengraved crest of Trotter, castRococo spout, leaf-cappedchased silver handle 26.5cmhigh, 985gr (31oz) including ivoryinsulators Provenance: JohnTrotter (1757-1833) of DyrhamPark, Hertfordshire. Thence bydirect family descent. JohnTrotter amassed a considerablefortune as an army contractor. "After the peace of 1783 heurged on the government theabsurdity and extravagance ofselling off all the military stores,only to replace them by newpurchases on the occasion of anyalarm, and offered to warehousethem in his own premises. Thiswas agreed in 1787. On theoutbreak of the French war thebusiness increased enormously,and by 1807 he had established109 depots, containing suppliesinsured for 600,000. Thestorekeepers were all appointedand paid by him; there was nogovernment inspection, andapparently no government audit.The agreement was that he waspaid the cost of the stores, plus apercentage to cover expensesand profit. In the hands of anhonest and capable man thesystem worked efficiently, but itwas felt to be improper to leave

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the country dependent on oneman or to give one man suchvast patronage. In 1807 SirJames Pulteney, then secretaryfor war, established the office ofstorekeeper-general, givingTrotter the first nomination to thepost and taking into service allhis employees. In 1815 Trotterestablished the Soho bazaarbetween Soho Square andOxford Street. Intended at first toenable the distressed widowsand daughters of army officers todispose economically of theirhome 'work' by renting a few feetof counter, the bazaar eventuallyproved a source of wealth to itspromoter. He was a man of manyschemes, some of which led tofortune; others died in theirinfancy, including one for theestablishment of a universallanguage. He died at ConnaughtPlace, London on 6 September1833." (J. K. Laughton, 'Trotter,Henry Dundas (1802-1859)', rev.Andrew Lambert, OxfordDictionary of National Biography,Oxford University Press, 2004) John Trotter purchased DyrhamPark in 1798; apparently thepark's entrance archway on theSt Albans Road had originallybeen one of the triumphal archeserected in London by GeneralMonk for Charles II's entry of1660. The family remained atDyrham until the house wasrequisitioned during the SecondWorld War, since when it hasbecome a country club. Estimate: Â£1,800.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 238A SET OF FOUR WILLIAM IVSILVER SHELL DISHES, PAULSTORR FOR STORR &MORTIMER, LONDON, 1830formed as scallop shells,engraved Trotter crest, each ontwo periwinkle shell feet 14cmwide, 657gr (21oz) (4) Provenance: John Trotter (1757-1833) of Dyrham Park,Hertfordshire. Thence by directfamily descent. (See footnote toprevious lot.) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 239A GEORGE III SILVERTANKARD, THOMAS WALLIS,LONDON, 1783 plain girdledcylindrical, scroll handle withengraved initials triangle M / AM,volute thumbpiece 18cm high,615gr (19oz) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 240A GEORGE IV SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SET, CHARLESFOX, LONDON, 1822 crested,with gadroon rims, the bodiescovered in alternate broad andnarrow lobes teapot 17.5cm high,1755gr (56oz) including ivoryinsulators (3) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 241A WILLIAM III SILVERTRENCHER SALT, MAKER'SMARK INDECIPHERABLE,LONDON, 1696 with corded rimsand gilt interior; together with aVictorian silver trencher salt,Pairpoint Brothers, London,1856, similar 8cm diameter,116gr (3oz) (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 242A PAIR OF SCOTTISHGEORGE III SILVER WAITERS,WALTER & PATRICKCUNNINGHAM, EDINBURGH,1789 crested, with worn bright-cut engraved borders, each onthree panel feet 16.5cm diameter(2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 243A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEEPOT, JOHN MOORE, LONDON,1764 the engraved armorials andcrest surrounded by Rococofoliate chasing, with cast spout30cm high, 1130gr (36oz)including later ivory handle Thearms are those of a descendantof Bradshaw of Bradshaw,Windley, Holdbrook etc. inDerbyshire. The maker's mark isrecorded in Grimwade No. 3658as either John Moore or possiblyJacob Marsh, but the attributionto John Moore is much morelikely because he is described asa goldsmith and/or a plate workerof 118 Fleet Street; he certainly

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sent silver to be hallmarked atthe London Assay Office aroundthe late 1760s/early 1770s. Onthe other hand Marsh was agoldsmith of Cornhill so thereforemuch more likely to have been aretailer. Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 244A GEORGE III SILVER MUG,LANGLANDS & ROBERTSON,NEWCASTLE, 1790 baluster,engraved with marriage triangleF/WS withing a bright-cut oval13cm high, 355gr (11oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 245A GEORGE IV SILVER WAITER,JOHN JAMES KEITH, LONDON,1828 gadroon rim, later initialledCBU, on three ball feet, 18cmdiameter; together with a GeorgeIII silver teapot stand, HenryChawner, London, 1788, shapedoval with moulded rim, panel feet,17cm wide; and a silver Armadadish, William Comyns & SonsLtd., London, 1960, typical form,12cm diameter 566gr (18oz) (3) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 246**A GEORGE II SILVERCOFFEE POT, GEORGEWICKES, LONDON, 1733tapering cylindrical, the bordersand spout fla-chased with shells,scrolls and diaperwork, scratchweight '22-4' 19.5cm high, 679gr(21oz) Provenance: S.J.Shrubsole Ltd., 3rd February1983 Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 247AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER-GILT CUP AND COVER,PROBABLY WILLIAM RING,DUBLIN, 1743/44 with leaf-capped scroll handles, engravedwith a vacant Rococo cartoucheabove the girdle, cover and bodyapplied with bands of foliatestraps on a matted ground 31cmhigh, 1921gr (61oz) Provenance:property of the Late LordHastings, removed from SeatonDelaval Hall. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 248**A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY,JOHN MEWBURN, LONDON,1814 oval, gadroon border,engraved with armorials 70cmacross handles, 3747gr (120oz) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 249A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEEPOT, GEORGE METHUEN,LONDON, 1750 engraved with alater crest within a contemporaryfoliate Rococo cartouche 25cmhigh, 892gr (28oz) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 250A SCOTTISH SILVER-MOUNTED LABURNUMQUAICH, UNMARKED, CIRCA1690 the bowl of hardwoodstaves bound with willow withiescentred by a silver octafoil plateengraved with contemporarybetrothal initials JW over AY, thesilver-mounted lugs withengraved formal leaf borders,plain rim mounts 18.3cm wide For a comparable bowl seeBonhams, Edinburgh, 18thAugust 2009, lot 221. Severalother examples in silver or silver-mounted wood were included inthe exhibition Made in Scotland,George Dalgleish and HenrySteuart Fothringham, revisededition, Edinburgh, 2008.Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

Lot: 251AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVERTWO-HANDLED CUP, JOHNIRISH, CORK, CIRCA 1750 thevase-shaped girdled body withharp-shaped handles 19cm high,689gr (22oz) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,500.00

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Lot: 252A GERMAN SILVER STIRRUPCUP, RETAILED BY TIFFANY &CO. OF NEW YORK,PROBABLY HANAU, EARLY20TH CENTURY realisticallymodelled as a ten point stag'shead on a plain flared cylindricalbody, stamped 'STERLINGGermany TIFFANY' 17cm high,369gr (11oz) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 253A DUTCH SILVER NOVELTYFIGURAL CUP, POSSIBLY B.OVING OF GRONINGEN, 1898modelled as an owl, inspired byGerman 17th century figural cupsthe detachable head concealinga pouring spout and a piercedcover, marked on body, head andcover, also with import marks forSamuel Boyce Landeck, London,1898 28cm high, 705gr (22oz) For another see Sotheby's,London, 27th April 2010, lot 304.Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 254A SWEDISH PARCEL-GILT-SILVER TANKARD, PETTERBRITT, KALMAR, CIRCA 1710barrel form, engraved below thegilt banded wrigglework rim'D.N.A.C.S. / P.B.S. / K.A.D. /1721.', fruit-cluster ball feetheaded by applied shapedpanels of foliate and fruit, fruit-cluster ball thumbpiece, scrollhandle with shield terminal, lidset with a medallion surroundedby floral engraving, gilt interior17cm high, 1071gr (34oz) Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 255AN ITALIAN SILVER ALTARVASE, MAKER'S MARKRUBBED, ASSAY MASTER(CONSUL) GIUSEPPE SIMIOLI,NAPLES, 1696-98 the oval bowlchased with scrolls and fruitswags between vacantcartouches and appliedRenaissance seraphim handles,on stepped elongated octagonalpedestal foot 16.5cm wide, 618gr(19oz) excluding copper liner butincluding metal foot nut Themaker's mark is possibly '.T.P.'whose name appears to beunrecorded, see Elio E. CorradoCatello, Argenti Napoletani dal

XVI al XIX Secolo, Naples, 1973,p.171.Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 256AN ITALIAN COPPER-GILT ANDSILVER ALTAR VASE,PROBABLY NEAPOLITAN,LATE 17TH CENTURY the ovalbowl with scrolls and foliagebetween vacant cartouches andapplied silver Renaissanceseraphim handles, on steppedelongated octagonal pedestalfoot 19cm wide Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 257A PAIR OF SPANISH TABLEDECORATION FIGHTINGCOCKS, POST 1934 eachmodelled with extravagant tailfeathers, stamped with maker'smark and 915 quality marklongest 25cm, highest 20cm,563gr (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 258A SET OF THREE SOUTHAMERICAN SILVER ALTARDECORATIONS, PROBABLYPERUVIAN, 18/19TH CENTURYeach of a sheet cut-out andchased in relief as an angel,mounted on fabric-backed stands18.5cm high Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 259A PAIR OF SPANISH SILVERSALT CELLARS AND SPOONS,A. ULLOA, VALLADOLID, 1STHALF 19TH CENTURY with shelland scroll rims, each on threeball and claw legs, with a pair ofmatching salt spoons, spoonsunmarked except for French'Swan' mark, salts maker's markonly (see Alejandro FernÃ¡ndez,Rafael Munoa and JorgeRabasco, Marcas de la PlataEspaÃ±ola y Virreinal, Madrid,1992, p. 174) 9.5cm diameter,294gr (9oz) (4) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

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Lot: 260AN ITALIAN EWER, POST 1944the ribbed or fluted baluster bodyin 17th century style, stamped'800' 23cm high, 603gr Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 261A TAZZA, APPARENTLYUNMARKED, PROBABLYSOUTH AMERICAN, 20THCENTURY with shell rim 10cmdiameter, 636gr Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 262AN ITALIAN SILVER CHALICE,VENETIAN, LATE 17THCENTURY with plain gilt bowl,the knopped stem and spreadingfoot with strapwork decoration,foot initialled G over MG, withZecca, horse's head and B in abeaded frame marks 21cm high,290gr (9oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 263A FRENCH ELECTROPLATEWINE BUCKET, SOCIÃ‰TÃ‰FRANÃ‡AISE D'ORFÃˆVRERIEARGIT, MID 20TH CENTURYtapering cylindrical, with handlesissuing from grape bunches,19cm high; together with a set offour electroplate wine coasters,modern, with gadroon rims andwood bases and another similarelectroplate wine coaster (6) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 264A RUSSIAN SILVER SUGARBOX, YAKOV MASLENNIKOV,MOSCOW, 1780 bulbous shapedoval, shell chased lid with shellthumbpiece, gilt interior, alsomarks of assay master StepanBelkin and alderman FedorPetrov 16cm long, 399gr (12oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 265AN AUSTRIAN SILVER-GILTLAUREL WREATH, VIENNA,POST 1872 realisticallymodelled, ribbon tied 24cm wide,388gr (12oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 266A DUTCH SILVER TEAPOTAND COVER, DIEDERIKLODEWIJK BENNEWITZ,AMSTERDAM, 1801 plain oval,reeded rims 12cm high, 312gr(10oz) including wood finial andhandle Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 267A CHARLES II SILVERTANKARD, JOHN SUTTON,LONDON, 1680 chased with aband of acanthus below a chasedfoliate border, foliate chased lidwith bifurcated thumbpiece, scrollhandle pricked EL 16cm high,628gr (20oz) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 268A GEORGE I SILVER CASTER,JOSHUA FRENSHAM,LONDON, 1719 girdled baluster,with bun cover 11cm high, 109gr(3oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 269A WILLIAM III SILVER MUG,JOHN BODDINGTON, LONDON,1698 with reeded bands, scrollhandle with beading, undersideengraved with the marriagetriangle intials E/S*P and laterinitialled W de E / 1866 (possiblyWilloughby de Eresby) 10cmhigh, 293gr (9oz) Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

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Lot: 270A GEORGE II SILVER MUG,WILLIAM WOODWARD,LONDON, 1747 plain tapering,scroll handle 11cm high, 353gr(11oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 271AN ELIZABETH I SILVERCHALICE AND PATEN,MAKER'S MARK AN ARROWPIERCING H (JACKSON P.99),LONDON, 1576 with foliatestrapwork engraved girdle andknopped pedestal, dished patencover 21cm high, 325gr (10oz) Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 272A CHARLES I SILVER WINECUP, MAKER'S MARK FW INMONOGRAM (JACKSONP.108), LONDON, 1630 the bowlpricked with initials NTsurrounded by scrolls, on tripleknopped stem and spreading foot16cm high, 220gr (7oz) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 273A GEORGE I BRITANNIASTANDARD SILVER TEAPOT,JONAH CLIFTON, LONDON,1724 squat baluster, domed lid,underside engraved IH 15cmhigh, 442gr (14oz) all in Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 274A CHARLES II SILVER PLATE,MAKER'S MARK EG (JACKSONP.129), LONDON, 1676 plaincircular, reeded rim 19.5cmdiameter, 236gr (7oz) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 275AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVERSPOON TRAY, DUBLIN, MID18TH CENTURY oval, engravedarmorials, fluted rim 18.5cm long,103gr (3oz) The arms are thoseof Lawless. Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 276A GEORGE II SILVER BEERJUG, MAKER'S MARKAPPARENTLY WC, POSSIBLYWILLIAM CRIPPS, LONDON,1759 plain baluster, leaf cappedscroll handle 20cm high, 731gr(23oz) Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 277A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER,JOSEPH SANDERS, LONDON,1740 plain except for themoulded shell rim, undersideinitialled U over IV and later RMN24cm diameter, 487gr (15oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 278A GEORGE II SILVER LEMONSTRAINER, MAKER'S MARKPARTLY OBLITERATED BYPIERCING, PROBABLYBENJAMIN WEST, LONDON,1749 typical twin-handled form,18.5cm wide; together with aGeorgian style silver lemonstrainer, James Parkes, London,1926, similar, 15cm wide 169gr(5oz) (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 279A GEORGE I SILVER COFFEEPOT, EDWARD VINCENT,LONDON 1723, plain taperingoctagonal 25cm high, 794gr(25oz) Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 280TWO GEORGE I SILVERCASTERS, THOMASBAMFORD, LONDON, 1724/26in sizes, girdled balusteroctagonal 17cm and 14cm high,342gr (10oz) (2) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

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Lot: 281A GEORGE II SILVER MUG,JOHN GAMMON, LONDON,1730 with later engraved Rocococartouche and crest 10cm, 198gr(6oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 282AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVERMUG, WILLIAM BEATES,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1750 plainbaluster, scratch weight 'oz/7 -dwt/15' 11cm high, 235gr (7oz) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 283AN IRISH GEORGE I SILVERCOFFEE POT, DAVID KING,DUBLIN, 1727 plain taperingcylindrical, scratch weight 25:1223.5cm high, 810gr (26oz) all in David King was active from 1690to 1737, serving a period asMaster Warden of the Companyof Goldsmiths, as well as beingon the Common Council of theCity of Dublin. King Street wasnamed after him. Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 284A GEORGE II SILVER MUG,JOHN SWIFT, LONDON, 1742plain except for crest, baluster,with leaf capped scroll handle11cm high, 288gr (8oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 285A GEORGE II SILVER MUG,FULLER WHITE, LONDON,1754 plain baluster, leaf cappedscroll handle 10.5cm high, 235gr(7oz) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 286A GEORGE I SILVER MUG,JOSEPH CLARE, LONDON,1721 plain 10.5cm high, 247gr(8oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 287A SET OF FOUR IRISHGEORGE II SILVER SALTCELLARS, JOHN MOORE,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1746 circular,each on three lion mask headedpaw feet, with gilt interiors, 7.5cmwide, 401gr (12oz) (4) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 288A GEORGE III SILVER TRAY,ELIZABETH JONES, LONDON,1793 oval, engraved witharmorials in an oblong cartouche,reeded rim, scratch weight'81oz=15' 60cm wide across endhandles, 2501gr (80oz) Thearms are those of Gilpin ofScaleby, Cumberland; Gilpin ofWestmoreland; or Gilpin ofBungay, Suffolk, impalingBeaumont, co. Leicester, orBeaumont of Beaumont Hall,Suffolk. Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 289A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISHSILVER BUTTER SHELLS,MAKER'S MARK ONLY, JOHNLLOYD OF DUBLIN, CIRCA1775 typical form, crested belowa Viscount's coronet, each onthree limpet feet, 12cm long,174gr (5oz) (2) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 290A MATCHED PAIR OF IRISHGEORGE II SILVER WAITERS,ONE ROBERT HOLMES, THEOTHER JOHN PITTAR, DUBLIN,CIRCA 1745 circular, crested,scroll and shell rims, each onthree pad feet 17.5cm diameter,568gr (18oz) (2) The crest andmotto are those Becher, probablyof Ireland. Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£900.00

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Lot: 291AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERTEAPOT STAND, RICHARDSAWYER, DUBLIN, 1806 plainoval 20cm wide, 259gr (8oz) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 292A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVERROCOCO CANDLESTICKS,AYMÃ‰ VIDEAU, LONDON, 1744the knopped stems andspreading bases covered withfoliage, scrolls and rocaille, withdetachable nozzles, with Parisimport mark 1781-89 25.5cmhigh, 1942gr (62oz) (2) Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£5,000.00

Lot: 293AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERBASKET, MICHAEL HOMER,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1780 with laterhandle, crested, oval, palepierced, swing handle, handlewith London Assay Office markfor 2005 30cm wide, 458gr(14oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 294AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERSWEETMEAT BASKET,WILLIAM BOND, DUBLIN, 1805navette shaped, on pedestal foot,swing handle, bright-cutengraved 17.5cm wide, 241gr(7oz) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 295ANOTHER IRISH GEORGE IIISILVER SWEETMEAT BASKET,DUBLIN 1801, plain navetteshaped, on pedestal foot, swinghandle 17cm wide, 251gr (8oz) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 296A GEORGE II SILVER TEAPOT,THOMAS WHIPHAM, LONDON,1750 inverted pear shaped, withflat-chased foliate band to therim, scratch weight 16"5 14cmhigh, 522gr (16oz) including laterwood handle

Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 297A GEORGE II SILVERSNUFFERS TRAY, JAMESGOULD, LONDON, 1745 oftypical waisted outline with scrolland shell rim, on paw feet 18cmwide, 294gr (9oz) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 298AN IRISH SILVER BOWL,MAKER'S MARK RUBBED,POSSIBLY JOHN & SAMUELNICOLSON, CORK, CIRCA 1770circular, spiral fluted, on threehoof feet, also struck STERLING13cm diameter, 175gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 299AN IRISH GEORGE IV SILVERDISH, EDWARD POWER,RETAILED BY EDWARDTWYCROSS, DUBLIN, 1825circular, gadroon rim laterinitialled EC 20.5cm diameter,282gr (9oz) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 300AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERTEAPOT, JOHN LLOYD,DUBLIN, 1778 cylindrical, bright-cut, 26cm wide across woodhandle; together with a IrishGeorge III silver stand, RobertBreading, retailer Clark & West,Dublin, circa 1780, circular, onthree feet, 14cm diameter 682gr(21oz) all in (2) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 301TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVERSAUCEBOATS, DUBLIN, ONETHOMAS JOHNSTON, CIRCA1760, THE OTHER MATTHEWWEST, 1791 both oval, theformer plain, the latter withbeaded flutes 19cm and 16cmlong, 409gr (13oz) (2) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

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Lot: 302A GEORGE IV SILVER TEACADDY, THOMAS BRADBURY& SONS, SHEFFIELD, 1827bombÃ© form, foliate decorated,crested, the cover with Chinamanfinial 14cm high, 252gr (8oz) Thecrest and motto is that of Bowerof Iwerne House, Dorset. Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 303AN IRISH WILLIAM IV SILVERWINE FUNNEL, JAMES LE BAS,DUBLIN, 1831 typical form, withdetachable strainer with reededrim, 14cm high; together with anIrish George III silver wine funnelstand, William Nolan, retailed byWilliam Law, Dublin, 1813,circular, crested, gadroon rim, 10.5cm diameter, 209gr (6oz) (2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 304A GEORGE III SILVER MILKJUG, SOLOMAN HOUGHAM,LONDON, 1802 helmet shaped,with bright-cut Greek key border,11.5cm high; together with aGeorge III silver milk jug, maker'smark I.M, London, 1809, bulbous,reeded rim 9cm high, 236gr (7oz)(2) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 305AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERSALVER, RICHARD WILLIAMS,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1770 shapedcircular, gadroon and shell rim,engraved with armorials 38.5cmdiameter, 1374gr (44oz) Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 306A GEORGE V SILVER ENTREEDISH, COVER AND HANDLE,JAMES DIXON & SONS,SHEFFIELD, 1910 oblong withreeded borders 27cm wide,1749gr (56oz) Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 307A GERMAN ELECTROPLATEMODEL OF A STALLION, WMF(WUERTTEMBERGISHEMETALLWARENFABRIK), 20THCENTURY realistically modelled,on naturalistic plinth base 28cmwide Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 308AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERTEAPOT, MAKER'S MARK J.M,DUBLIN, 1796 shaped oval,bright-cut, pineapple finial,engraved with later armorials,30cm wide, 560gr (18oz) all in Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 309A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT,SAMUEL GODBEHERE,LONDON, 1785 oval, bright-cut,26cm wide across wood handle;together with a George III silverteapot stand, Peter, Ann &William Bateman, London, 1802,oval, bright-cut, reeded rim,16cmwide 499 (16oz) all in (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 310A SILVER MODEL OF AHORSE, EDWARD BARNARD &SONS LTD., LONDON, 1972realistically cast 12cm high,421gr (13oz) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 311A SILVER DOUBLEPHOTOGRAPH FRAME,MAKER'S MARK MPL,BIRMINGHAM, 2002 the twoplain rectangular panels centrallyhinged 20cm high, wood backed Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

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Lot: 312A VICTORIAN SILVER TEACADDY, D. & M. DAVIS LTD. OFBIRMINGHAM, LONDON, 1898bombÃ© form, foliate decoratedwith lobes, initialled ALC, onopen scrolling feet, cover withwrythen pointed finial 15cm high,310gr (10oz) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 313AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVERPEPPER GRINDER, WEST &SON, DUBLIN, 1881 of typicalform, crested 9cm high Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 314A GEORGE IV SILVERCHAMBERSTICK, WILLIAMELLIOTT, LONDON, 1827shaped circular, crested,complete with detachable nozzleand conical extinguisher 14cmdiameter, 293gr (9oz) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 315A VICTORIAN SILVER BOWL,MARTIN, HALL & CO.,CHESTER, 1896 plain, 14cmdiameter; together with a silversweetmeat dish, William Hutton &Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1914,plain circular, 14cm wide acrosshandles 300gr (9oz) (2) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 316AN EDWARDIAN SILVERDRESSING TABLE TRAY,WILLIAM COMYNS & SON,LONDON, 1900 quatrefoil,stamped with 'Reynold's Angels'31cm wide, 333gr (10oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 317AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERMUSTARD POT, MAKER'SMARK RUBBED, DUBLIN, 1801plain oval, 7.5cm wide; togetherwith another silver mustard pot,Edward Barnard & Sons, London,1913, urn shaped; and anothersilver mustard pot, maker's mark

rubbed, London, 1909, plaincircular 216gr (6oz) excludingtheir blue glass liners (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 318A SET OF FOUR SILVERCANDLESTICKS, JAMESDIXON & SONS LTD.,SHEFFIELD, 1961/64 Corinthiancolumn pattern, with detachablenozzles 23cm high, loaded (4) Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,800.00

Lot: 319A MATCHED SET OF FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE SILVER,VARIOUS DATES ANDMAKERS, PREDOMINANTLYDUBLIN OR LONDON, 19THCENTURY mostly crested, someinitialled, comprising: fourteentablespoons (including threeRussian examples), eighteentable forks, twelve pistol handledtable knives with steel blades,eighteen dessert spoons,eighteen dessert forks, fourteenteaspoons, six salt spoons, threebasting spoons, two sauceladles, two mustard spoons, asugar scoop, a caddy spoon anda Russian soup ladle 4912gr(157oz) weighable silver (110) Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 320TWO PAIRS OF IRISH SILVERTABLESPOONS, DUBLIN,JOHN OSBORNE, 1794 ANDROBERT WILLIAMS, 1800 CelticPoint pattern, the formerinitialled, the latter crested 24cmlong, 248gr (8oz) (4) Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 321TEN ASSORTED SILVERNAPKIN RINGS,PREDOMINANTLYBIRMINGHAM, ONEAMERICAN, 1888-1957 allcircular, four engine-turned, fourbright-cut, two plain 167gr (5oz)(10) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

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Lot: 322A SET OF WILLIAM IV TABLESILVER, WILLIAM THEOBALDS,LONDON, 1833/35 Feather EdgeFiddle pattern, crested,comprising four table forks, fourdessert spoons and four dessertforks; together with a set of fiveIrish George III silver teaspoons,James Salter of Cork, Dublin,early 19th century and anothermatching Irish teaspoon, bright-cut Celtic Point pattern, initialled825gr (26oz) (18) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 323A SCOTTISH GEORGE IIISILVER SOUP LADLE,PROBABLY ADAM GRAHAM,GLASGOW, CIRCA 1765Hanoverian pattern 35cm long,162gr (5oz) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 324AN IRISH SILVER SOUPLADLE, POSSIBLY MICHAELCORMICK, SPONSOR'S MARKJOHN LAUGHLIN, DUBLIN,1767 with shell bowl, the hookedstem stamped with foliage andcrested 36cm long, 218gr (7oz) Apparently 'Mid-18th-centuryplate bearing the maker's mark'M C' accompanied by another isoften encountered. The first maybe Michael Cormick's, agoldsmith with a workshop inParliament Street. He was aRoman Catholic andconsequently debarred frombecoming a freeman and tradingdirectly with the public. This mayhave obliged him to sell his workthrough a registered freemanwho may have struck the secondmark.' (Ida Delamer & ConorO'Brien, 500 Years of Irish Silver,Exhibition at the NationalMuseum of Ireland, Wicklow,2005, p.36) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 325ASSORTED FIDDLE AND OLDENGLISH PATTERN TABLESILVER, ENGLISH AND IRISH,19TH/20TH CENTURY comprising: eight dessert forks,three dessert spoons, threeladles, five teaspoons, four cakeforks (tines probably later cut out

of spoons), a mustard spoon, asalt spoon and a berry spoon;together with a pair of silversugar tongs and the followingelectroplate flatware: eight OldEnglish pattern tablespoons, twocoffee spoons and a preservespoon silver 835gr (27oz) (27) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 326A GEORGE III SILVER FISHSLICE OR SERVING TROWEL,THOMAS NASH, LONDON,1769 with scroll pierced triangularblade and Feather Edge patternhandle with shell join 28.5cmlong, 127gr (4oz) For a similarThomas Nash slice see Christie'sNew York, 19th October 2004, lot998, sold for $1076.00Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 327A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER-GILT GRAPE SCISSORS, ELEY& FEARN, LONDON, 1824 thehandles with shells, acanthus,leopard masks and grapes,initialled WSM 17cm long, 145gr(4oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 328A VICTORIAN SILVER JUG,THOMAS BRADBURY & SONS,LONDON, 1896 the bulbousbody part lobed 13cm high, 378gr(12oz) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 329A FRENCH SILVERMETAMORPHIC CIGARETTECASE/TRAY, IMPORT MARKSFOR COHEN & CHARLES,LONDON, 1912 oblong, engineturned, sides with a Greek keyborder and oval cabochonsapphire thumbpiece, both sidesopening to form three gilt trayswith handle, stamped Patent15743, 8.5cm long; together witha George VI silver cigarette case,L.E. McCann, Birmingham, 1946,rectangular, engine turned, giltinterior with crest, motto andinscription 'Niall with love. June21st-48', 11.5cm long 444gr(14oz) all in (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

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Lot: 330FIVE SILVER COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1929-42one rectangular and four circular,all florally decorated, two withmirrors and powder netting, twowith mirrors only and one lackingfittings largest 10cm wide, 645gr(20oz) all in including metalframes (5) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 331FIVE SILVER COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1929-42with engine-turned and floraldecoration, one shapedrectangular with gilt strip, onecircular with gilt strip, one smallcut cornered square with giltstrip, another shaped square andone shaped circular, all withmirrors, three with powder nettinglargest 8cm wide471gr (15oz) allin including metal frames (5) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 332FIVE SILVER COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1929-42 allshaped square, four with engine-turned and floral decoration, onewith plaid patterning, fourcomplete with mirrors andnetting, one lacking powdernetting largest 8cm wide, 576gr(18oz) all in including metalframes (5) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 333FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 rectangular, with engine-turned and floral decoration, oneapplied with gilt initials, giltinteriors largest 11.5cm wide,536gr (17oz) (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 334FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 all engine-turned, tworectangular each with a gilt scrollfoliate central stripe, onerectangular with black and redenamelled X stringing and giltfoliate triangles, one shapedrectangular initialled examplewith blue enamel stringing anddiagonal gilt foliate bands, giltinteriors largest 11cm wide,

570gr (18oz) (4) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 335FIVE SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 all rectangular andengine-turned, one with parcel-gilt Art Deco design, one parcel-gilt with plaid design, one withscroll foliate stripe and two withlinear designs, three withinscribed gilt interiors largest12.5cm wide, 875gr (28oz) (5) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 336FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 all shaped rectangularand with foliate and engine-turned decoration, three withinitials and enamel stringing onewith initialled interior largest11.5cm wide, 592gr (19oz) (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 337FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 rectangular, one withscroll foliate decoration, two withparcel-gilt foliate stripes andengine turning, one engine-turned with foliate corner panelslargest 10.5cm wide, 510gr(16oz) (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 338FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, AUSTRIA, POST 1922rectangular, largest with wavedengine-turning, one with giltfoliate central stripe, one withscroll foliage lid and one with twodiagonal blue enamel strips, giltinteriors largest 11cm wide,360gr (11oz) (4) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 339FIVE SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1922-29 shaped rectangular, onefrosted, initialled NG andengraved with a foliate spray withred stone set flower, two coveredin scroll foliage, one with zig-zagengine-turning and gilt strips andone with engine-turningsurrounding a gilt initialled oval,

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gilt interiors largest 11cm wide,716gr (23oz) (5) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 340FIVE CIGARETTE CASES,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 four rectangular, one withbowed ends, all scroll foliate andengine-turned all with gilt interiorsexcept one with initialled interiorlargest 9cm wide, 428gr (5) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 341FIVE COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all engine turned and withmirrored interiors, four also withscroll foliate engraving, threecircular and two shaped squarelargest 10.5cm diameter, 520grall in including metal frames (5) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 342FIVE COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all engine turned and withmirrored interiors, four also withscroll foliate engraving, threeshaped square, one shell-shaped, one circular largest 9cmwide, 494gr all in including metalframes (5) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 343FIVE COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all engine turned and scrollfoliate engraved, all with mirroredinteriors, two shaped square, oneoblong, two circular largest 10cmdiameter, 582gr all in includingmetal frames (5) Estimate: Â£120.00 - Â£180.00

Lot: 344SIX COMPACTS,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all engine turned and withmirrored interiors, some also withfoliate engraving, three shapedsquare, one rectangular, twocircular largest 10cm diameter,658gr all in including metalframes (6) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 345FOUR SILVER CIGARETTECASES, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1929-42 all with foliate andengine-turned decoration, threerectangular, one shapedrectangular, three with inscribedgilt interiors largest 11cm wide,536gr (17oz) (4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 346FIVE CIGARETTE CASES,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all oblong, one scroll foliateengraved surrounding a scene ofthe Three Musketeers, oneengine turned with blue enamelstringing and Greek key borders,one engine turned with foliateand linear engraving, one scrollfoliage engraved, and one engineturned around an initial B withfoliate borders largest 12cm long,656gr (5) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 347FIVE CIGARETTE CASES,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all oblong, one with apastoral scene, one with a giltfoliate and geometric stripe, onewith plaid engine-turning, engine-turned with asymmetric foliateband, one scroll foliate engravedwith blue enamel stringing largest11.5cm long, 702gr (5) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 348SIX CIGARETTE CASES,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1942 all oblong, one smallexample with scroll foliage, onecovered in scroll foliage, one withengine-turned stripes and blueenamel stringing, one engine-turned with foliate corner, twoengine turned with foliate bandslargest 12cm long, 783gr (6) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 349SIX SILVER COMPACTS ORCIGARETTE CASES,CZECHOSLOVAKIA, POST1929 comprising three oblongengine-turned cigarette casesand one filigree example,together with two engine-turnedcompacts with mirrored interiorsand fittings filigree case 9cm

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long, 517gr (16oz) all in (6) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 350AN AUSTRIAN SILVER ANDENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE,GEORG ADAM SCHIED,VIENNA, CIRCA 1900 oblong,with engine-turning and blueenamel stringing 9cm long;together with four Austrian silvercases, 1st quarter 20th century,comprising an oblong box withLakeland scene, a cigarette casewith red enamel scroll foliatereserve, one elongated octagonalengine-turned lipstick case and asquare compact with floralneedlepoint panel 464gr (14oz)(5) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 351A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVERCHILD'S SPURS, BENJAMINCOOPER, LONDON, 1782typical form with steel rowell andthree chains to buttons andbuckles 7cm wide (2) BenjaminCooper is recorded in the 1773Parliamentary Report as a bucklemaker of High Holborn.For further information, see A.G.Grimwade, London Goldsmiths,p. 471.Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 352TWO SILVER NOVELTY CIGARLIGHTERS one in the form of alighthouse, Grey & Co of London,Chester, 1911, retailed byThornhill, New Bond Street,13.5cm high, the other loadedspherical, engraved 'ROYAL AIRFORCE / HALTON' below a castspreadeagle, Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co Ltd, London,1929, 9.3cm high (2) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 353A VICTORIAN SILVER STRINGBOX, MAPPIN & WEBB LTD.,LONDON, 1898 spherical, withtwo bands of alternate curvedlobes and flutes, on three padfeet, surmounted by a steel stringcutter on scroll supports 8.5cmhigh, 83gr (2oz) all in Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 354A SET OF SIX EDWARDIANSILVER 'OWL' CARDHOLDERS, S. MORDAN & CO.LTD., CHESTER, 1904/05/07/08the owls of a somewhat surprisedexpression standing on discbases, one inscribed 'FROMJ.S.B. 1910', all with P.O.D.R.No. for 1904, in associated case3.3cm high, 130gr (4oz) includingglass eyes (6) Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 355A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VSILVER 'FOUR-LEAF CLOVER'CARD HOLDERS, MARTIN,HALL & CO. LTD.OVERSTRIKING ANOTHER,BIRMINGHAM, 1911 the greentinted nacre lucky leaves ondomed loaded bases 4.5cm high(4) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 356A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VSILVER 'GAME BIRD' CARDHOLDERS, G. BRACE & CO.LTD., LONDON, 1912 the duck,grouse, pheasant or partridgestanding against disc supports,on oval bases, in case 4cm wide,67gr (2oz) (4) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 357A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VSILVER 'DOG' CARDHOLDERS, S. BLANCKENSEE& SONS LTD., BIRMINGHAM,1933 each cast as an Alsatian, aterrier, a bulldog and a spanielstanding against a disc, in casedisc bases 3.5cm diameter,134gr (4oz) (4) Estimate: Â£350.00 - Â£450.00

Lot: 358A SET OF EIGHT GEORGE VPARCEL-GILT-SILVER'GOLDEN PHEASANT' CARDHOLDERS, S. MORDAN & CO.LTD., CHESTER, 1913 thestrutting silver cocks on loadedgilt oval bases, IN two cases4.5cm long (8) Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£800.00

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Lot: 359A GEORGE V SILVERDRESSING TABLE BOX,GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1917 elongated oval,with engine-turned lid, inscriptionto front, 14cm wide; together witha George V silver andtortoiseshell box, maker's markrubbed, London, 1915, of semi-circular outline, tortoiseshellpanelled lid applied with aninitialled roundel, on three bunfeet, 13cm wide; and a silvercigarette box, marks rubbed,Chester, circa 1920, tortoiseshellset lid, 9cm square (3) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 360A GEORGE V PARCEL-GILT-SILVER CIGARETTE CASE,ALFRED DUNHILL LTD.,LONDON, 1935 oblong, ribbedbetween gilt borders and sideswith red enamel panels, onepanel releasing the sprung lid,inscribed gilt interior stampedDUNHILL LONDON, 11cm long;together with another silvercigarette case, Asprey & Co. Ltd.,Birmingham, 1928, applied withinitials PBC, engine-turned,patent opening to inscribed giltinterior stamped ASPREYLONDON; and another two silvercases, Birmingham or Chester,1936 or 1909, the former anengine-turned compact withmissing mirror, the latter a plaincigarette case with interior mirror464 gr (14oz) all in (4) Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 361A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFFBOX, DAVID PETTIFER,BIRMINGHAM, 1851 shapedrectangular, scroll foliateengraved on a hatched groundsurrounding a vacant cartouche,applied fruiting vines and scrolls,gilt interior 8.5cm wide Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 362A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFFBOX, NATHANIEL MILLS,BIRMINGHAM, 1848 shapedoblong, vacant shaped oblongraised cartouche, bright-cut scrollfoliate engraved, gilt interior8.5cm wide

Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 363A WILLIAM IV SILVER SNUFFBOX, EDWARD SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1830 rectangular,engine-turned lid with vacantrectangle, foliate thumbpiece,reeded sides, gilt interior 7.5cmwide Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 364SIX ASSORTED SILVERBOXES comprising: a William IVrectangular engine-turned andinitialled snuff box, Ledsam, Vale& Wheeler, Birmingham, 1830;another smaller similar engine-turned box without initials, S.J.Phillips, Birmingham, 1967; aGeorge IV initialled and engine-turned vinaigrette with scrollfoliate grille, John Bettridge,Birmingham, 1827; a plain oblongvesta case, Colen HewerCheshire, Birmingham, 1897; aDutch cylindrical toilet jar andcover stamped with figuralscenes and scrolls, Amsterdam,import marked for London, 1892;and an unmarked shaped snuffbox, with engraved panels, lidmissing an oval applique,Continental, mid 18th centurysnuff box 8cm long, 282gr (9oz)(6) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 365A GERMAN SILVER SNUFFBOX, CIRCA 1825 bright-cutborders, reeded sides, with giltinterior, 8.5cm long; together withtwo French silver beakers, oneRheims, the other Paris, bothcirca 1780, bell shaped, stampedwith the initials EB and MP,5.5cm high; another silverbeaker, marks rubbed, probablyPortuguese, early 19th century,flared cylindrical, 10cm high; andanother Continental silverbeaker, 19th century, plaincylindrical, stamped 'No 140',7cm high 510gr (16oz) (5) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

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Lot: 366A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFFBOX, EDWARD FAIRBROTHER,LONDON, 1810 oblong, withlinear decoration top and bottomand laurel decorated sides 7.4cmwide Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 367A SILVER-MOUNTED IVORYPAPER KNIFE, ADIE &LOVEKIN LTD., BIRMINGHAM,DATE LETTER RUBBED, CIRCA1910 with tusk handle and plainmount 37cm long Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 368A GEORGE III SILVER NUTMEGGRATER, SAMUEL MERITON,LONDON, 1796 egg shaped,reeded girdle, screw topconcealing the detachable silver-mounted metal rasp 4.5cm long Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 369AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVERCOMFIT OR PATCH BOX,JOHN TOLEKEN, CORK, CIRCA1800 circular, wriggleworkdecorated, STERLING incusemark and maker's mark twice,2cm diameter; together with aGeorge III silver counter box,unmarked, circa 1800, book form,bright-cut and initialled EL,containing four silver playingcards of one to four hearts,2.2cm wide (2) For another verysimilar book form counter boxwith four cards, apparentlymarked Thomas Wilkes Barker,London, 1798, see Gorringes,21st October 2010, lot 1138.Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 370A GEORGE III SILVERVINAIGRETTE, SAMUELPEMBERTON, BIRMINGHAM,1808 canted rectangular, bright-cut with leaves on a hatchedground, gilt interior with simplypierced grille, 3cm wide; togetherwith a George III silver pomanderball, unmarked, late 18th century,the simply pierced sphere with

hatched decoration andsuspension ring, 1.7cm diameter(2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 371A FRENCH GOLD SNUFF BOX,LOUIS-FRANCOIS TRONQUOY,PARIS, CIRCA 1840 withdamask engine-turningsurrounded by scrolled foliageand centred by a vacantcartouche, chased floral bordersand thumbpiece, maker's mark,post 1838 3rd title mark, 18 carat8.2cm long, 97gr Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 372A GERMAN GOLD SNUFF BOX,CHARLES COLLINS & SÃ–HNE,HANAU, CIRCA 1860rectangular, with engine-turnedpanels, reeded borders, a vacantcartouche and foliate thumbpiece7.1cm wide, 41gr Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£900.00

Lot: 373A VICTORIAN SILVERPRESENTATION SNUFF BOX,EDWARD EDWARDS,LONDON, 1846 rectangular,engine-turned within chasedfloral and foliage borders, thehinged lid engraved with aninscription, gilt interior 9.5cmwide The inscription reads'Presented / TO Mr. JOHNWAKEFIELD / by the Servants inthe Locomotive Department / OFTHE GREENWICH BRANCH OFTHE S.E.R. / as a token ofesteem / 1847.' Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 374A LOUIS XVI TWO-COLOURGOLD AND COMPOSITIONSNUFF BOX, AUGUST-GASPART TURMINE, CHARGEAND DISCHARGE MARK OFJEAN-BAPTISTE FOUCHE,PARIS, 1779 circular, detachablecover, inlaid with alternatelycoloured engraved gold stripeswithin embossed and engravedborders, tortoisehell lined 6.4cmdiameter Provenance: Christie's,London, 27 April 1979, lot 117 Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

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Lot: 375A GEORGE III TWO-COLOURGOLD SNUFF BOX, A.J.STRACHAN, LONDON, 1811rectangular, engine-turned withinapplied lemon gold oak leaf andacorn pattern border, similar shelland scroll thumbpiece, theinterior engraved 'RichardChadwick / from a grateful Client./ July 1901.', 18 carat 7.3cmwide, 105gr Provenance:Sotheby Parke Bernet, London,12 Febraury 1981, lot 21 Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 376A GEORGE III GOLDVINAIGRETTE, GILES LOYER,LONDON, 1810 oval, engine-turned all over, the interior withplain pierced hinged grille, 18carat 3cm wide, 12gr Provenance: Alfred Bromet, 55Burlington Arcade, London, W1,circa 1980 Giles Loyer enteredhis mark from 21 DenmarkStreet, Soho, on 28 October1799 (Grimwade, p. 361). Forfurther references to him and hisassociates, some of whom wereengine-turners, see Culme, vol, I,p. 87, footnote 3. Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 377A LOUIS XV INLAIDTORTOISESHELL SNUFF BOX,MAKER'S MARK RUBBED,CHARGE AND DISCHARGEMARKS OF JEAN-JACQUESPREVOST, PARIS, 1763 thehinged lid set with a glazedpainted miniature still lifeattributed to Christian van Pol(1752-1813) of fruit, a chestnutand a rose with blue and whitejug, the lid, sides and basedecorated in three-colour goldand silver piquÃ© posÃ© with spraysof flowers and scrolls, bright cutgold mounts and piercedthumbpiece 7.4cm wide Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,800.00

Lot: 378A GEORGE III SILVERTOOTHPICK CASE, LINNET &ATKINSON, LONDON, 1813rectangular, engine-turned withinplain borders, the cover appliedwith a crested plaque, gilt interior,7.7cm wide; and two rectangularsilver snuff boxes, one Ledsam,

Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham,1828, engine-turned withinchased borders, 8.7cm wide, theother Nathaniel Mills,Birmingham, 1838, richly chased,7cm wide (3) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 379A VICTORIAN GOLD SNUFFBOX, GEORGE EDWARDS,LONDON, 1859 decorated withwavy engine-turning withinnarrow borders chased withflowers and foliage, the hinged lidengraved with a crest withinrectangular reserve, inscribed onthe interior 'NELLIE. / FROMAUNT ALICE. / JAN. 31. 1894.',18 carat 8.3cm, 145gr Provenance: Christie's, London,27 March 1979, lot 145According to Culme (vol. I, p.138), George Edwards of 19Seckford Street, Clerkenwell, asuccessor to Thomas Edwards ofRatcliffe Row, became bankrupton his own petition in 1862. Estimate: Â£3,500.00 - Â£4,500.00

Lot: 380A LOUIS XVI TWO-COLOURGOLD BONBONNIERE, JEAN-EDME JULLIOT, CHARGE ANDDISCHARGE MARKS OF JEAN-BAPTISTE FOUACHE, PARIS,1776 circular, engine-turnedwithin lemon-coloured borders ofstiff foliage, the underside anddetachable cover with similarrosettes of swirling leaves 4.4cmdiameter, 41gr Provenance:Phillips, London, 15 May 1981,lot 138 Estimate: Â£1,200.00 - Â£1,800.00

Lot: 381A GEORGE IV GOLD SNUFFBOX, CHARLES RAWLINGS,LONDON, 1825 rectangular,engine-turned within plainborders, applied chased floraland foliate thumbpiece, 18 carat7.3cm wide, 74gr Provenance:Asprey & Co., London, 14December 1974 Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

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Lot: 382A WILLIAM IV SILVER-GILTVINAIGRETTE, NATHANIELMILLS, BIRMINGHAM, 1833Rectangular, engine-turned, thelid engraved with the initials BB,gilt interior, pieced and engravedhinged grille, 3.6cm wide;together with a George IV silvervinaigrette, Thomas Freeman,Birmingham, 1827, silverexample, rectangular, engravedwith a latticework pattern, giltinterior, similar grille , 2.7cm wide(2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 383A GOLD NAPKIN RING,MANOAH RHODES & SONSLTD. OF BRADFORD, LONDON,1924 with foliate scroll and shellrims, 9 carat 3.8cm high,approximately 40.7gr Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 384A GEORGE III GOLD-MOUNTED, MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND SILVER-GILTTRAVELLING FRUIT KNIFEAND FORK SET, PROBABLYSHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1800 thenacre handles with vacantrectangular cartouches, inoriginal red gilt-tooled moroccocase 8.7cm long folded Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 385A GEORGE III SILVER ANDTORTOISESHELL-MOUNTEDTRAVELLING FRUIT KNIFEAND FORK SET, SHEFFIELD,CIRCA 1800 tortoiseshellhandles with silver pins, flutedterminals, in original red leathercase 7.5cm long folded (2) Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 386A FRENCH SILVER-GILT-MOUNTED CUT GLASS SCENTBOTTLE, RETAILED BYTAULIN, PALAIS ROYAL,PARIS, MID 19TH CENTURYrichly cast and chased withopenwork scrolls, fruits andfoliage, the front with a figure of ayoung triton standing on adolphin, hinged lid concealing aground glass stopper, French

control mark (boar's head), inoriginal green morocco case withprinted paper label: Palais RoyalNo.131 / TAULIN / Ft deNÃ©cessaires / Objects deFantaisie / PARIS 11.5cm high Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 387A VICTORIAN GOLD THIMBLE,UNMARKED, LONDON ORBIRMINGHAM, CIRCA 1880 witha bright-cut engraved foliate bandand floral cast rim, in originalblack morocco case with label: S.Smith, 151 &153 / Newington /Causeway / S.E. / Jeweller &Watchmaker. 2.5cm high Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 388AN ENGLISH GOLD-MOUNTEDCUT GLASS SCENT FLASK,UNMARKED, LONDON ORBIRMINGHAM, CIRCA 1830hobnail cut, the hinged lidprofusely with acanthus andflowers concealing the groundglass stopper 7.2cm high Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 389A DUNHILL SILVER LIGHTER,SWISS, CIRCA 1973 engine-turned, in original case, importmarked Alfred Dunhill Ltd.,London, 1973 6.3cm high Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 390A GOLD COMPACT,KUTCHINKSKY, LONDON, 1963with diaper patterned wavedengine-turning to top and base,ribbed sides with thumbpiece setwith step-cut sapphires, sprunglid set to interior with mirror,mirror mount signed KutchinskyLONDON, 18 carat goldhallmarked 7.7cm diameter,128gr all in (including mirror) Originally based in the East End,after opening premises inKnightsbridge the jewellerKutchinsky became highlyfashionable in the 1960s and1970s. The family business wassold in 1991 to MoussaieffJewellers Ltd., who maintain aKutchinsky boutique in BromptonRoad.

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Estimate: Â£2,500.00 - Â£3,500.00

Lot: 391A PAIR OF FRENCH SILVER-GILT LORGNETTES, MAKER'SMARK [? EE, A POSTBETWEEN], CIRCA 1845 castand pierced one one side with abibulous figure and on the otherwith flowers on a trellis withinrustic borders with foliage,pendant ring 7.3cm long (closed) Estimate: Â£80.00 - Â£120.00

Lot: 392A MONTBLANC'MEISTERSTUCK' SILVERFOUNTAIN PEN, MODERN, ofparallel line pattern; together witha Montblanc 'Meisterstuck' gilt-metal fountain pen, modern,engine-turned, and a Montblanc'Meisterstuck' black resinballpoint pen, modern (3) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 393A WATERMAN'S GOLDFOUNTAIN PEN, SPONSOR'SMARK OF S.J. ROSE & SONS,LONDON, (DATE LETTERRUBBED) CIRCA 1950 leveraction, reeded decorationsurrounding a vacant rectangle,14ct 2A nib, 9 carat goldhallmarked 13cm long Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 394A FRENCH GOLD-MOUNTEDAND DIAMOND SETTORTOISESHELL CIGARETTEHOLDER, LACLOCHE FRERES,PARIS, 1920s plain gold mouthmount with inventory number50104, maker's mark rubbed,brilliant set collar, in a giltstamped green morocco casewith Lacloche labels, stamped55.416 9.8cm long Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 395A GEORGE V SILVER ANDENAMEL MOUNTED BOUDOIRTIMEPIECE, ALBERT CARTER,BIRMINGHAM, 1925 with blueguilloche enamel shaped oblongplate with silver borders, engine-turned dial with Arabic numerals,circular brass cased eight-daySwiss timepiece with easel

support 11.5cm wide Estimate: Â£180.00 - Â£220.00

Lot: 396A FRENCH LACQUEREDBRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE,EARLY 20TH CENTURY plainrectangular, bun feet, bevelledglass panels, white dial withRoman numerals, eight daymovement, in original leathercarrying case, with key 13cmhigh including swing handle Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 397JOHN WILKINSON, LEEDS,NO.1080. THE CASE WITHLONDON HALLMARKS FOR1827. three-body, bassine etfilets, maker's mark WW, engine-turned with polished bezel andborder, foliate bow, fixed goldcuvette; gilt dust cap; whiteenamel dial with radial Romannumerals, outer minute track,large subsidiary seconds; goldpear hands; gilt full platemovement with cylindrical pillars,fusee and chain with maintainingpower, English leverescapement, three-arm steelbalance, flat balance spring,diamond endstone, indexregulator; movement signed. 51mm diameter Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 398DUMB QUARTER-REPEATERWITH RUBY CYLINDERESCAPEMENT Taylor, London,No. 1089; made circa 1780; fineand rare, dumb quarter-repeatinggold pocket watch with rubycylinder escapement, unusualenamel regulation scale andlarge diamond endstone; case:two-body, bassine, maker's markWQ, polished, the back withshuttered winding aperture andengraved with a family crest andthe motto "Loyal Jeserai DurantMa Vie", Gilt dust cover; dial:white enamel with radial Romannumerals, outer minute divisions;pierced gold hands; movement:gilt, full plate with cylindricalpillars, fusee and chain, rubycylinder escapement, three-armsteel balance, flat balance spring,finely pierced and engraved cockwith large diamond endstone,foliate engraved plate with whiteenamel regulation dial, repeating

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on blocks in the back of the caseactivated by depressing thependant; movement and dust capsigned 38mm diameter Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 399Swiss, No. 13451, The case withLondon import marks for 1930-31an 18K white gold, fine, slim,keyless dress pocket watch withBreguet numerals and a longchain (unmarked), three-bodycase, the back with engravedpresentation inscription, brushedsilver dial with applied white goldBreguet numerals (4 missing),subsidiary seconds, white goldtrefoil hands, movement 37 mm,17 jewels, cut bimetalliccompensation balance with flatblued steel balance spring, indexregulator, movement and casenumbered, with white metal chain 43mm diameter Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 400ELGIN WATCH CO., U.S.A.MADE CIRCA 1900 Small 14Kgold keyless pocket watch with asilver-gilt Albert chain,Birmingham, 1915; and a silverchain necklace watch 33mmdiameter (3) Estimate: Â£60.00 - Â£90.00

Lot: 401Omega, Geneve, movement No.29870715, case No. 131019,Made circa 1965 an 18K goldcenter-seconds wristwatch,circular case, brushed silvereddial with applied gold and blackbaton indexes, movement Cal.601 with 17 jewels and twoadjustments, dial, movement andcase signed 35mm diameter Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 402TAG HEUER "FORMULA 1"DIVER'S QUARTZWRISTWATCH black case withbezel for the decompressiontimes, screw-down steel back,Heuer rubber strap, black dialwith luminous indexes and dateaperture; white luminous skeletonhands; movement with quartzstandardisation; dial and casesigned. 35mm diameter Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 403Buren "Rival", Dennison case No.554544, case with Birminghamhallmarks for 1935-5 a 9K goldtonneau-shaped wristwatch, two-body with hinged back and wirelugs, matte silvered dial withArabic numerals, subsidiaryseconds, movement with 15jewels, movement signed 31 x30mm Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£350.00

Lot: 404Le Phare (C. Barbezat-Baillot,Locle), case No. 161911, Madein the 1950s stainless steel andgilt, automatic, water-resistant,anti-magnetic, center-secondswristwatch with triple datecalendar and moon phases,stainless steel case with screw-down back and gilt-capped bezeland lugs, dial signed 33mmdiameter Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 405ASPREY STAINLESS STEELAND GILT WRISTWATCH WITHFITTED ASPREY & GARRARDBOXES three-body, bassine etfilets, maker's mark; water-resistant case, the back with sixscrews, engine-turned silvereddial with radial Roman numerals,outer minute track, subsidiaryseconds; black skeleton lozengehands, mechanical movement;dial signed Asprey 35mmdiameter Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 406INTERNATIONAL WATCHCOMPANY, SCHAFFHAUSEN,"GST CHRONOGRAPH", NO.2692482. MADE IN THE 1990stitanium quartz, water-resistantwristwatch with round-buttonchronograph, registers, date,tachometer and a titanium IWCbracelet with deployant clasp; two-body case with screw-downback and crown, sapphire crystal;black with luminous batonindexes, subsidiary dials for theseconds, 30-minute and 12-hourregisters, date aperture, outertachometer scale, luminous whitehands; caliber 631 movementwith quartz standardisation, 25jewels, mechanical chronographmechanism, hack feature; dial,

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movement and case signed37mm diameter Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 407BREITLING, GENEVA,NAVITIMER, NO. 1224312, REF.806, MADE IN THE 1970sstainless steel wristwatch withround-button chronograph,registers, tachometer, telemeterand sliderule; three-body case,polished and brushed, rotatingbezel; two-tone black and silverdial with luminous baton indexes,outer tachometer and sliderule,subsidiary dials for the seconds,30-minute and 12-hour registers,luminous white baton hands;caliber 178, copper-coloured, 17jewels, straight-line leverescapement, monometallicbalance, shock absorber, self-compensating Breguet balancespring, index regulator; dial,movement and case signed41mm diameter Estimate: Â£700.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 408INTERNATIONAL WATCHCOMPANY, SCHAFFHAUSEN,MOVEMENT NO. 1262954,CASE NO. 1277376 MADECIRCA 1955. 18K gold square,self-winding wristwatch withcentre-seconds. Polished andbrushed case with stepped bandand straight lugs, snap-on back,brushed champagne dial withapplied gold faceted dart andlozenge indexes, Arabic 6 and12, inner dot minute divisions;gold dauphine hands. Calibre852 movement, 21 jewels,straight-line lever escapement,monometallic balance, self-compensating Breguet balancespring, shock absorber,micrometer regulator; dial,movement and case signed. dimensions 32 x 32mm. Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 409INTERNATIONAL WATCHCOMPANY, SCHAFFHAUSEN,MOVEMENT NO. 1164985,CASE NO. 1188309 MADECIRCA 1950 18K gold wristwatchwith centre-seconds; three-body,polished case with steppedconcave bezel and elongatedcurved lugs, recessed windingcrown, snap-on back, matte silver

dial with applied gold dartindexes and Arabic numerals,outer dot minute divisions; goldalpha hands; calibre C.89movement, 17 jewels, straight-line lever escapement,monometallic balance, self-compensating Breguet balancespring, shock absorber, indexregulator; dial, movement andcase signed 36mm diameter Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 410INTERNATIONAL WATCHCOMPANY, SCHAFFHAUSEN,"DER DOPPELCHRONOGRAPHAUTOMATIC", CASE NO.2728532, REF. 3713 MADECIRCA 1995 titanium quartz,water-resistant wristwatch withround-button chronograph,registers, date, tachometer and atitanium IWC bracelet withdeployant clasp; two-body casewith screw-down back andcrown, sapphire crystal; blackwith luminous baton indexes,subsidiary dials for the seconds,30-minute and 12-hour registers,date aperture, outer tachometerscale, Luminous white hands;caliber 631 movement withquartz standardisation, 25 jewels,mechanical chronographmechanism, hack feature; dial,movement and case signed 37mm diameter Estimate: Â£3,000.00 - Â£4,000.00

Lot: 411PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA,REF. 1578, MOVEMENT NO.704222, CASE NO. 685685MADE CIRCA 1955 rare, large,center-seconds, 18K yellow goldwristwatch with an 18K yellowgold Patek Philippe buckle,polished three-body case withinclined bezel, lapidated lugs,snap-on back with engravedinitials "FTC", brushed silver withapplied gold dart indexes andArabic quarter-hour numerals,outer minutes and 1/5 secondsdivisions, yellow gold feuillehands; caliber 27SC, rhodiumplated, fausses cotes decoration,18 jewels, straight-line leverescapement, cut bimetalliccompensation balance, bluedsteel Breguet balance spring,shock absorber, swan-neckmicrometer regulator; dial,movement and case signed35mm diameter

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Estimate: Â£6,000.00 - Â£8,000.00

Lot: 412Baume & Mercier, Geneve, caseNo. 1302182/15143, Made in the1980s an 18K gold quartzwristwatch, circular, two-body,polished and brushed, gilt dialwith applied gold indexes,movement with quartzstandardisation, with originalfitted box and booklets 32mmdiameter Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£500.00

Lot: 413OMEGA WHITE GOLD ANDDIAMOND-SET LADY'SWRISTWATCH circular case withsingle-cut diamond-set bezel andintegral 18K white gold bracelet,blue dial with applied batonindexes, caliber 620 movementwith 17 jewels, straight-line leverescapement, monometallicbalance with 2 adjustments, flatbalance spring, shock absorber,index regulator; dial andmovement signed, case unsigneddiameter 22mm Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 414LADY'S DIAMOND ANDFRESHWATER PEARL WATCH,1920s AND LATER the tonneaushaped 1920s watch withrectangular cream dial, Arabicblack numerals and hands withina bezel of single-cut diamonds,on a later three strand freshwaterpearl bracelet with three brilliant-cut diamond accents on eitherside, to a later pearl cluster clasplength approximately 162mm Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 415LAPIS LAZULI BRACELETdesigned as a row of alternatingpanels engraved with a'giardinetto' design and lapislazuli carved sections length 175mm approximately Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 416EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD ANDDIAMOND BRACELET, CIRCA1986 the oval links collet set tothe centre with a brilliamt-cutdiamond, import marks forLondon, 1986 lengthapproximately 185mm, withadditional loose link added195mm long approximately (2) Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 417ART DECO ENAMELLED GOLDBROOCH, 1930s designed as ageometric landscape with enameldecoration, 14 carat Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 418MESH NECKLACE designed asa flexible flat ribbon with textureddecoration, gold marks, length420mm approximately, weight63.4gr Estimate: Â£1,500.00 - Â£2,000.00

Lot: 419PAIR OF EIGHTEEN CARATGOLD AND AMETHYST EARPENDANTS, CIRCA1992 eachpear-shaped faceted ameythstsuspended from a gold heartshaped surmount, hallmarkedLondon 1992, makers mark SW(2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 420PAIR OF EARCLIPS each of tworows of lobes accented with tworows of single-cut diamonds,tests as 18 carat gold (2) Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 421COLLECTION OF GOLDJEWELLERY comprising: acharm bracelet suspending ninedifferent charms, predominantly 9carat, Birmingham and Londonhallmarks, length approximately200mm; together with the

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following: a pair of 18 carat ovalcufflinks with chain links,hallmarked London 1937; fourwedding bands, one hallmarked18 carat, one hallmarked 14carat; a 9 carat tie clip,hallmarked Birmingham, a paircufflinks with black onyx, threependants; Egyptian, cross andtrumpet shaped; two chains, onehallmarked 9 carat,approximately 460mm and550mm respectively, the lattersuspending a hardstone pendantand a hollow hand 87 grapproximately all in (15) Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 422GOLD RING of hexagonaldesign, size M, 18 carat,hallmarked London, 2003 10.1gr Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 423RUBY AND DIAMONDBROOCH/PENDANT, 1950s thepavÃ© set single-cut diamond bowdivided by three curving rows ofcalibrÃ©-cut rubies accented withswags of collet-set single-andbrilliant-cut diamonds Estimate: Â£600.00 - Â£800.00

Lot: 424ETERNITY RING set around theshank with single-cut diamonds,size R Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 425VICTORIAN DIAMONDBROOCH, 1890s designed as acrescent set with circular-cut andcushion-shaped diamondsbordered by rose diamonds, latergold pin French assay mark Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 426SAPPHIRE AND DIAMONDBROOCH, 1880s designed as aflower set to the centre with acushion-shaped diamond within asurround of oval sapphires andpavÃ©-set single-and brilliant-cutdiamond petals on a similarly setstalk Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,200.00

Lot: 427DIAMOND NECKLACE, CIRCA1960 designed as a row ofchannel-set brilliant-cut diamondswith a knife wire spray set withmarquise- and brilliant-cutdiamonds (detached) and anasymmetric cluster clasp similarlyset Estimate: Â£4,000.00 - Â£6,000.00

Lot: 428DIAMOND BROOCH, LATE1950s designed as a flower setthroughout with brilliant-cutdiamonds Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 429DIAMOND RING claw-set with abrilliant-cut diamond weighing3.17 carats, size N 3/4 Estimate: Â£8,000.00 - Â£10,000.00

Lot: 430DIAMOND RING of clusterdesign set to the centre with abrilliant-cut diamond weighing1.38 carats within a surround ofradiating baguette and marquise-cut diamonds, size O Estimate: Â£2,000.00 - Â£3,000.00

Lot: 431CITRINE NECKLACE the front ofbib design set throughout withoval citrines linked with fine chainconnections length approximately410mm Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

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Lot: 432PAIR OF RUBY ANDAQUAMARINE EARPENDANTSeach suspending a spectacle setpear-shaped ruby cabochon withsimilarly set oval aquamarines oneither side (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 433PAIR OF GEMSETEARPENDANTS each designedwith a flat hoop suspending afringe of multicoloured ovalamethysts, iolites, peridots,garnets, aquamarines andtourmalines (2) Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 434MOONSTONE NECKLACEdesigned as a fringe of slighlygraduated spectacle setmoonstone clusters lengthapproximately 440mm Estimate: Â£800.00 - Â£1,000.00

Lot: 435PAIR OF TOPAZ, CITRINE ANDGARNET EARPENDANTS eachsuspending a spectacle-set ovalaquamarine, citrine and garnet(2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£250.00

Lot: 436GARNET NECKLACE of meshbib design set throughout withoval garnets lengthapproximately 417mm Estimate: Â£400.00 - Â£600.00

Lot: 437PERIDOT PENDANT designedas a cross, set throughout withcollet-set step-cut peridots on anoval link back chain, chain length400mm approximately, chainhallmarked London 18 carat Estimate: Â£250.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 438MULTI-COLOUREDGEMSTONE NECKLACE theslightly graduated necklacespectacle-set with oval andcircular-cut amethysts, citrines,iolites, zircons, periodots andvarious garnets, with fine chainconnection length approximately530mm Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 439SAPPHIRE RING the ovalsapphire collet-set in a goldmount, size T, London hallmarkfor 9 carat gold, 1982 Estimate: Â£500.00 - Â£700.00

Lot: 440DIAMOND RING the claw-set,circular-cut diamond mounted ona tapering shank, size M Â½ Estimate: Â£200.00 - Â£300.00

Lot: 441CARVED HALF HOOP RING setwith three graduated circular-cutstimulant sapphires accentedwith four paste stones, mountedin a scroll setting, size O Â½, 9carat gold shank, hallmarkedLondon, 1975Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 442TOPAZ AND DIAMOND RINGthe oval topaz set with aserpentine diagonal mountacross the stone between brilliant-cut diamonds, size L, hallmarkedSheffield 9 carat gold Estimate: Â£100.00 - Â£150.00

Lot: 443YELLOW SAPPHIRE ANDDIAMOND RING, CIRCA 1978the oval-shaped citrine setbetween textured shouldersdesigned as overlapping platesand bordered by a row of brilliant-and single-cut diamonds, size PÂ½, hallmarked London 18 carat

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gold Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

Lot: 444PAIR OF EMERALD ANDSAPPHIRE RINGS, CIRCA 1978the interlocking kite-shapedcollets set respectively withcircular-cut sapphires andemeralds, both size Q Â¼hallmarked London 18 carat gold(2) Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 445TWO RINGS a lady's weddingband with engraved design, sizeR, weight 3.4gr approximately,together with a gentleman's 14carat gold ring set with an ovalsynthetic ruby, size O Â½, weight4.9gr approximately, Polish goldmark (2) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 446RUBY AND DIAMOND 18CARAT GOLD RING, 1960sdesigned as an undulatingsquare 'sputnik' set to the centrewith a circular-cut ruby within asurround of single-cut diamonds,size S Â¼, hallmarked Birmingham Estimate: Â£300.00 - Â£400.00

Lot: 447COLLECTION THREE RINGScomprising: an oval ruby andsingle-cut diamond ring, size N, acarved half hoop set withgraduating oval garnets, size N,London hallmark for 9 carat gold,and a oval collet-set garnet ring,size N, London hallmark for 9carat gold (3) Estimate: Â£150.00 - Â£200.00

Lot: 448DIAMOND ETERNITY RING setaround the finger with marquise-cut diamonds, size O Â½ Estimate: Â£1,000.00 - Â£1,500.00

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