Selected Antiques, Works of Art,Items of Channel Islands Interestand Collectables - March 23rd 2013

Channel Islands auCtIons

Selected Antiques, Works of Art,Items of Channel Islands Interestand Collectables

Saturday 23rd March 2013 at 10.00am

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Lot 252 Bjørn Wimblad was a well-known and respected Danishborn designer in silver, ceramics, textiles and graphics. His work has been shown widely in Europe, in The UnitedStates of America in 1954 and in Japan, Australia andCanada in 1968. Wimblad illustrated works by his fellowDane Hans Christian Anderson. He was also an importantdesigner for the Rosenthal porcelain company. Museums across the world hold Wimblad’s work in theircollections, including; The Victoria and Albert MuseumLondon, The Museum of Modern Art New York and TheStockholm National Museum.


Selected Antiques, Works of ArtItems of Channel Islands Interest

and Collectables Sale to take place at

The Harry Bound RoomLes Cotils Centre, St Peter Port, Guernsey

SALE DATESaturday 23rd March 2013

Sale commences at 10.00amVehicle Registration Numbers Lots 1-5

VIEWINGFriday 22nd March from 10.00am till 6.00pm

and from 8.30am Sat 23rd March till time of sale.

BUYERS PREMIUM 10% Lots 1-5Please read conditions of sale regarding purchase of vehicle registration numbers,

which can only be purchased by exchange of numbers. Terms and conditions apply.

BUYERS PREMIUM 15% Lots 6-280Please read our notices and conditions of sale that will be on display

during the viewing or available by request.Items not collected or paid for by 4.30pm on the day of sale will be removed

into secure storage and arrangements can easily be made for delivery/collection.

CONTACTNorman Wilkinson

07781 113463 or 01481 722972 email: [email protected]

Registered Office:Channel Islands Auctions

Norwegian Wood, Damouettes Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1ZT

Lot 149 A lady reading on a garden terrace by John Haskins

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONS

Lot 6A Doulton Lambeth two tonestoneware flagon, of Channel Islandsinterestlate Victorian, scarce 3 gallon size withpictorial transfer-ware decorationdepicting the Albert Statue at St PeterPort, Guernsey, inscribed ‘Bucktrout &Co. Thomas Elliott Guernsey. Lent Jar +Not For Sale Bottle Dealers Beware,Doulton Lambeth’ 19in (48cm high).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 7Two Channel Islands stonewareflagonsgallon size, one inscribed ‘Le RichesStores Ltd. By Royal Appointment To HisMajesty The King, Jersey & Guernsey’,together with a two-tone flagoninscribed ‘Bucktrout & Co. Ltd.Guernsey’ (2).£80-100

Lot 8A German stoneware bottleRhineland, early 18th century, ofbulbous form with looped handle andTigerware glaze, (a/f)8.25in (21cm) high.

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Lot 9Two pearlware pottery Nursery platescirca 1840, of octagonal form, one withtransfer printed decoration depicting‘Father Matthew (sic) administering thetotal abstinence pledge’, the otherdepicting the coat of arms of theTemperance Society (2).£30-50* Theobald Mathew (1790-1856) an Irishborn teatotalist reformer was a leadingfigure in the Temperance SocietyMovement. He was born in CountyTipperary. On July 2nd 1849, he visitedAmerica to preach and was welcomed inNew York by the President Zachary Taylorwho invited him to dine at The WhiteHouse. Father Mathew spent two yearspreaching in many States across Americabefore eventually returning to Great Britain.See Illustration.

Lot 10Two pearlware pottery Nursery plates19th century, one depicting a ChineseVilla, the other with figures outside acottage, 19cm wide (2).£30-50

Lot 11A pair of Staffordshire spanielsdecorated in a white and brown glazewith painted gilt collars, 12in (31cm)high.£25-30

Lot 12A Bargeware teapot and coverlate 19th century, with treacle glaze andapplied flower sprigs, inscribed ‘TheLord Will Provide 1885’ 12.5in (32cm)high.£30-50

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35Lot 1Motorcycle Registration Number 35(E)£5,000-6,000* (E) To be purchased only together withagreed exchange of an existing Guernseyregistered motorcycle number. Terms andconditions apply.

Lots 2 to 5Reserved for late entries.


Lot 13A collection of Royal Commemorativeitems mainly ceramics, includingtankards, plates, cheese dish cover, cupsand saucers, glass beaker, metal tin (a quantity).£20-30

Lot 14A Biba traycirca 1970’s, of oval form with goldleaping deer on a black background,printed and paper labels verso 12.5 x16in (32 x 41 cm).£20-30

Lot 15B. Brock & Co. Art Nouveau stylepottery vase decorated with a trailingflower design on a cream background,with triple leaf handles, 16.5in (42cm) high.£80-120

Lot 16A Northwood purple glass Carnivalplatewith frilled border and raisedstrawberry decoration, 9in (23cm)diameter.£40-60

Lot 17A Crown Derby porcelain cabinetplate depicting sailing ships at sea,painted by W .E. J. Dean, the undersidewith date cypher for 1939, 10in (26cm)diameter.£30-50

Lot 19A Wedgwood jugwith black and white transfer-waredecoration, depicting trailing vines andyachts, impressed and underglazedmarks to base, 7.5in (19cm) high,together with a transfer decoratedtankard depicting ‘Dixcart Bay, Serk’and another ‘A Present from Bladford’ (3).£15-20

Lot 20A marble bustdepicting Charles Dickens, crack tobase, 14.5in high, 9.5in wide.£70-90See Illustration.

Lot 21A plaster bustdepicting Caeser, a/f 19.5 in high.£30-40

Lot 22A pottery bustdepicting Lord Byron, some chips,inscribed R.Uffrecht, (a/f) 12in high.£20-30

Lot 23Three porcelain hand painted dessertplates with gilded jewelled borderswith central circular landscapevignettes, titled on reverse‘Windermere’, ‘Loch Lomond’ and ‘LochAwe’, circa 1875 (3).£50-80

Lot 24A Moorcroft pink lustre vaseof circular squat form, impressed marksto base, 6in (15cm) diameter, 6in(15cm) high.£15-25

Lot 25Guernsey transfer-decorated Church& School chinawareplates and saucers, comprising‘Chapelle Methodiste Valle & ChapelleWesleyenne Valle, Ecole Wesleyenne DuValle, St Pierre Du Bois & EcoleWesleyenne St Pierre Du Bois (5)£25-30

Lot 26A plaster bustdepicting Victor Hugo in as foundcondition, inscribed J.Le Bouef, 15inhigh.£30-40

Lot 27A marble bustdepicting Thomas Jackson, on astoneware plinth, 13.5in high£80-100See Illustration.

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Lot 18A Liberty Tudricpewter mountedand green glassclaret jugcirca 1904, designedby Archibald Knox,the glass attributedto James Powell &Co. Whitefriars, withcork stopper andtypical shapedpewter mount withoval foot, the basestamped Rd.427757 Tudric 0263, 13in(33cm) high.£500-700See Illustration

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONSLot 28A collection of souvenir waresome of Channel Islands interest,Mauchline-ware box ‘Scott Monument,Edinburgh’ a/f, glass paperweights,cups & saucers (a qty).£30-40

Lot 29A collection of carved hardstone andstoneware elephant ornamentsincluding examples in Jade, Malachite,Rose Quartz, Amethyst and Coral (20).£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 30A collection of Guernsey crested andsouvenir wareincluding fishing basket (pannier a cou),ribbon plates, jugs, binoculars,lighthouse, tea cup (a quantity).£40-60

Lot 31Orrefors Modernist crystal glass bowlSwedish 1970s, of circular taperingform with sloped angled rim witheighteen points above conformingsides, set on a starburst foot, etchedmark EL 4729, 10in (25.5cm) diameter, 5in (12.5cm) high.£220-250* Provenance - From the Estate of DameSybil Hathaway of Sark. Previously sold atLa Seigneurie Auction Sale, Guernsey on 15th October 2009.See Illustration.

Lot 32Christian P.Ross (British 19th century)St Mary’s Church, Lindisfarne watercolour, signed and dated 188019 x 13in (48 x 33cm).£80-100

Lot 33Paul Jacob Naftel (British 1817-1891)Cathedral Rock, Sark watercolour, signed with monogram19.5in x 29in (49.5 x 74cm).£800-1,000See Illustration.

Lot 34After David Roberts R.A. (British 1796-1864)The Gate of the Vivrambla, Granada lithograph circa 1837, with handcolouring15 x 10.5in (38 x 26.5cm).£70-90* Granada formerly had twenty gates toguard the area. This one, leasing to thesquare, also spelt “Bib-Rambla” is adjacentto the Archbishop’s Palace in Granada.

Lot 35Arthur Royce Bradbury (British 1892-1997)View of the Waterwitch from Brodenick,Fowey Harbour watercolour20 x 13in (31 x 38.5cm).£120-150

Lot 36Arthur Royce Bradbury (British 1892-1997)Hay Ricks, Sark watercolour, signed7.5 x 10in (19 x 25.5cm).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 37Barry Owen Jones R.W.S. R.E. (British 20th century)The Mill, Sark signed etching, artist’s proof, 19965 x 6.5in (12.5 x 16.5cm).£30-40

Lot 38Guy Seymour Warre Malet R.B.A. (British 1900-1973)Drawing lessons pencil and watercolour, signed verso10 x 13in (25.5 x 33cm).£100-150* Born in 1900 at Southsea, Hampshire,Guy Malet worked as an Insurance Agentprior to becoming interested in Art,attending the Grosvenor School ofModern Art, Regent Street Polytechnicand London School of Art. He was anactive member of the ‘Sark Artist’s Colony’which was active between 1933-1935,which included Mervyn Peake.See Illustration.

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Lot 39Guy Seymour Warre Malet R.B.A. (British 1908-1973)Boats at low tide watercolour, signed with initials8 x 11in (20.5 x 28cm).£150-200See Illustration

Lot 40David Law R.B.A. R.P.E. (British 1831-1901) Houses ofParliament, London, from the Thamesetching, first state, signed in pencil lowerright11.5 x 16.5in (29 x 42cm).£50-70* David Law was a Scottish painter andetcher who spent 20 years as a mapengraver for the British Ordnance Surveyin Southampton. He was one of thefounder members of the Society of PainterEtchers.See Illustration.

Lot 41Pierre de Clausade (French 1910-1976)Loire Valley, France coloured lithograph19 x 37.5in (48 x 95.5cm).£80-100

Lot 42English School (Early 20th century)Near Arthog, Wales watercolour, indistinctly signed and dated 19109.5 x 13.5in (24 x 34.5cm).£50-70

Lot 43Naftel School, 19th centuryOn the way to market watercolour, heightened with white12 x 19in (30.5 x 48cm).£60-80

Lot 44Thomas Barker of Bath (British 1769-1847)An ancient tree Pen, ink and wash, signed with initials9.5 x 13.5in (24 x 34.5cm).£120-150* Provenance - Agnews of London.See Illustration.

Lot 45Edwin James Douglas (Scottish 1848-1914)A Sark milkmaid coloured chromolithograph, late 19thcentury24 x 19in (61 x 48.4cm).£80-120* The model for this picture is widelybelieved to be his wife ChristineDouglas. Douglas painted a series of four workswith the title Channel Islands Series in1878, depicting Jersey Cows. The firstpainting was titled ‘Jersey; depicting aMilkmaid alongside two Jersey cows.The second painting was titled‘Alderney’ depicting a girl holdingcabbages walking alongside a Jerseycow. The third titled ‘Sark’ depicting amilkmaid holding a milk can withcoastal scenery in the background. Andthe fourth entitled ‘Jersey Family’depicting the milking of Jersey cows.E.J.Douglas exhibited at The RoyalAcademy from 1869-1900.See Illustration.

Lot 46Edwin James Douglas (Scottish 1848-1914)Alderney, gathering cabbages coloured steel engraving9.5 x 8in (24 x 20cm).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 47English School, 19th centuryThe interior of a House, with lady andcat beside a fireplace watercolour12 .5 x 10.5in (32 x 27cm).£120-160

Lot 48Maria Burgess Whinney (British 1914-1995)L’Ancresse Bay, Guernsey oil on board, signed with initials anddated 19769 x 13in (34 x 23.5cm).£30-50See Illustration.

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Lot 49Maria Burgess Whinney (British 1914-1995)Cobo Bay, Guernsey oil on board, signed with initials anddated ‘769 x 13in (34 x 23.5cm).£30-50See Illustration.

Lot 50Maria Burgess Whinney (British 1914-1995)West Coast, Guernsey oil on board, signed with initials anddated ‘8711.5 x 7in (29 x 18cm).£20-30See Illustration.

Lot 51Eva Maingay (British 1826-1891)A cottage near Moulin Huet, Guernseywatercolour, signed with initials E.M. anddated ‘748 x 6in (20 x 15cm) oval.£250-300* Eva Maingay was the daughter of theReverend Peter Maingay and MariaTupper. She learnt to paint under thedirection of Paul Jacob Naftel.Her work is scarce, often unidentified orunsigned and rarely seen on the market. Collections - Guernsey Museum and ArtGallery.See Illustration.

Lot 52Oriental famille rose bowlwith flared rim, the interior decoratedwith a lattice design, the exteriordecorated with vessels and charactermarks, 19cm diameter, 10cm high.£20-30

Lot 53George A.Audsley & James L.BowesKeramic Art of Japan, published byHenry Sotheran & Co. London 1881,with gilt tooled morocco binding andthirty two black and white and colourchromolithographic plates.£120-150

Lot 54Oriental style fanwith lacquered sticks and painteddecoration, 15in (30cm) opened,together with four others (a/f).£30-50

Lot 55A collection of seven Chinese paintedglass snuff bottleswith interior and exterior painteddecoration, three with stoppers (7).£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 56A 19th century carved elephanttogether with other various carvings,including napkin rings.£20-30

Lot 57A pair of Imari decorated disheswith scalloped edges, 8.5in (21.5cm)diameter, together with a vase, 10in(25.5cm) high, plus two plates (5).£30-50

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Lot 58A Chinese silver tazzacirca 1900, the border with raisedfloral and animal decoration,, thecentre with pierced decoration, 21.5cm. diameter, 6 cm. high, weight 258 grams£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 59A Chinese silver bowlwith crimped rim and planisheddecoration, set on three shortdragon’s head and clawed footsupports, character mark to base,11cm diameter, 8cm high, weight156 grams.£50-70See Illustration.

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONSLot 60A Japanese Satsuma enamelled bowlearly 20th century, with crimped rim,decorated with millefleurs and gilthighlights, 7in (18cm) diameter.£50-60See Illustration.

Lot 61Oriental cloisonné decorated bowlMid. 20th century, the interior andexterior decorated with flowers, 8.5 inches (21.5cm) diameter.£15-20See Illustration.

Lot 62Two similar Imari decorated liddedurns20th century, each with red and blueenamelled decoration and panelsdepicting Oriental interiors, 10.5in(26.5cm) high.£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 63An Oriental gilt wood figuredepicted in a squatting position, withlong beard, as found condition, 18in (46cm) high, 13in (33cm) wide.£50-70

Lot 64Oriental Ivorine groupdepicting a kneeling female figureseated within an interior, 10.5cm wide,6.5cm high.£180-220See Illustration.

Lot 65Two Oriental Ivorine groupsdepicting figures on board an opendecked ship, together with another (2).£180-200

Lot 66Oriental Ivorine open clam shellwith house and figures within, togetherwith four similar Rickshaws & Carriages(a/f) (5).£140-180

Lot 67Two silver plated Guernsey canswith rattan handles and engraveddecoration, together with a silver platedtea caddy of bombé form and a silverplated pap boat (4).£30-50

Lot 68Thirteen various English silverteaspoons various makers and townmarks, mainly 19th century, some withengraved initials, weight 268 grams(13).£70-90

Lot 69A silver salad serverLondon 1923. maker MJJ, together withfour silver napkin rings, total weight184 grams (5).£50-70

Lot 70A silver military combinationwhistle/vesta caseBirmingham 1896, makers Arthur &John Zimmermann, with hingedcompartment for matches, engraved‘Captain Lyon 1st Border Rgt.’ weight34 grams 8cm wide.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 71An important William IV silver whistleof military interestLondon 1836, maker John Harris IV,with lion mask boss, two strand chain,length 17.5in (44.5cm), whistle andguard, the whistle 1.5in (4cm) long, allpieces hallmarked, weight 100 grams.£250-300See Illustration.* Always worn on the cross belt, these typesof whistle were first used by The LightInfantry or Rifles regiments of the BritishArmy from the early part of the 19thcentury. The whistle was used tocommunicate commands to other soldiersduring the noise of battle. There weredifferent calls for different commands, in thesame way some regiments used differentbugle calls.This fine example struck in silver by a famousLondon silversmith was probably commis-sioned as a gift for a high ranking officer.

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Lot 72A pair of 18th century silver sugarnipsLondon circa 1751, maker JamesMorrison, of plain form with engravedinitials EP, shell formed bowls, 4.5in(11cm) long, together with anotherpair, maker IG, weight 62 grams (2).£50-70

Lot 73A Scottish silver tablespoonEdinburgh 1817, maker WilliamWhitecross, with engraved initials,weight 2.3oz 8.75in (22cm) long.£15-20

Lot 74A pair of German silver servingspoons1830-1860, with prick-engravedinscriptions. weight 72 grams, 9in(29cm) long.£40-60

Lot 75A George III silver caddy spoonKings head and lion passant marks only,of leaf form, with realistic raised veinson a textured background withwirework ring handle, weight 8 grams 3.5in (9cm) long.£70-90See Illustration.

Lot 76A pair of George III silver decanterlabelsmaker IL, of crescent form withsuspension rings, engraved PORT &MADEIRA, 2in (5cm) wide.£30-50See Illustration.

Lot 77An early Victorian silver decanterlabelLondon circa 1842, maker BenjaminSmith III, cast in the form of a realis-tically veined vine leaf with suspensionchain, enclosing pierced lettering‘CLARET’, weight 34 grams 6 x 7cm.£70-90See Illustration.

Lot 78A George III silver marrow scoopLondon circa 1813, makers marksrubbed, double ended, weight 60grams, length 8.5in (21.5cm).£50-70

Lot 79A silver marrow scoopLondon 19th century, maker CS, doubleended, weight 30 grams, length 8.5in(21.5cm).£50-70

Lot 80A 19th century silver toddy ladle withturned whalebone handle and insetcoin dated 1758, 14.5in (37cm) long.£40-60

Lot 81A silver double sovereign case ofgolfing interestBirmingham 1904, maker William HairHaseler, of oval form with sprung lidand suspension ring, engraved ‘DoyleGolf Club, 2nd Prize Autumn Meeting1909’ the other side with initials H.G.M.weight 28 grams, 5 x 3cm.£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 82A silver sovereign caseBirmingham 1907, maker J.G. withsprung hinged and engraved cover,vacant cartouche, weight 18 grams.£40-50See Illustration.

Lot 83A silver sovereign caseBirmingham 1912, maker E.P. withsprung hinged and engraved cover withvacant cartouche, weight 14 grams.£40-50See Illustration.

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Lot 84A miniature silver fronted commonprayer book London 1907, makersPercival and William Southworth, withembossed decoration depicting aChrist-like figure with a lantern in anarchway, with ivory gilt titled spine‘Common Prayer Cambridge’, 5.5 x 5cm.£30-40

Lot 85A pair of George III silver sugar tongsLondon 1807, with bright cut Greek keydecoration (14cm) long, together withthree other pairs of silver tongs, weight134 grams.£40-60

Lot 86An Indian style silver condimentof urn form with pierced screw top lidand chased decoration, together with awhite metal octagonal spice pot withraised decoration (2).£45-50

Lot 87An Irish fiddle pattern silver BerryspoonDublin 1825, maker R.G, probablyRichard Garde of Cork, with engravedterminal and embossed bowl weight 66grams 9in (23cm) long.£30-50

Lot 88A silver photograph frameBirmingham 1910, makers E.Mander &Son, with ribbed border and easelback,13 x 17cm.£200-230See Illustration.

Lot 89A silver photograph frameBirmingham 1925, with domed top andeasel back, 11cm x 16cm.£90-100See Illustration.

Lot 90A silver photograph frameBirmingham 1915, makers H.V.Pithey &Co. with embossed flower-headborders, and easel back 13 x 18cm.£150-170See Illustration.

Lot 91A silver photograph frameChester 1924, makers S.W.Goode & Co.,with easel back, 11 x 16cm.£120-140See Illustration.

Lot 92A novelty silver plated ashtrayin the form of a hockey ball and threehockey sticks, together with anAquarium table lighter (2).£30-40

Lot 93A silver presentation trophyLondon 1949, Guernsey Riding & HuntClub Point to Point Race 1950, 9in(23cm) high, together with anothersilver trophy, Chester 1938, 6in (15cm)high, total weight - 580 grams (2).£180-220

Lot 94A pair of silver cased candle stickstogether with three silver backed hairbrushes, three silver backed mirrors andfour silver backed clothes brushes (12).£40-60

Lot 95A pair of George III silver topped cutglass bottlesEdinburgh 1820, maker James Mackay,the lids with engraved Armorials andthe motto ‘Ora Et Labora’ for the familyGraham 4in (10cm) high.£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 96A pair of W.M.F. Art Nouveau silveredpewter vaseswith pierced and stylised handles, eachset on four supports, 6in (15cm) high,together with a similar smaller vase,lacking liners (3).£30-40

Lot 97An Art Nouveau decorated silverplated basket with fitted green glassliner, 9in (23cm) long.£40-60

Lot 98A set of six 20th century silver coffeespoons together with a set of six silverpastry forks, Sheffield 1937, a set of sixsilver coffee spoons and pair of silversugar tongs, London 1956, total weight212 grams (19).£70-80

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Lot 99A George III silver swing-handledsugar basket London 1793, makerJohn Robins, with reeded swing handleand borders, bright cut decoration andengraved twin boar’s head crests, seton an oval stepped pedestal foot,weight 214 grams, 16cm wide.£200-250See Illustration.

Lot 100A silver milk jugSheffield 1935, makers Mappin &Webb, with reeded handle and border,bright cut decoration and engravedboar’s head crests, set on an ovalpedestal foot, weight 290 grams, 18cm high.£180-220See Illustration.

Lot 101A collection of twenty-four silverplated barbecue skewers20th century, with terminals in the formof animals and game.£30-40

Lot 102Two silver cigarette casesBirmingham 1898 & 1942, weight 120grams£40-50

Lot 103A silver studs boxBirmingham 1908, makers Charles SGreen & Co. of circular form withembossed lid, weight 28 grams,together with a silver cigarette box,weight 58 grams, a silver Napkin ringweight 60 grams, a miniature Guernseycan and a bangle (5).£60-80

Lot 104An Edwardian fitted silver boxLondon 1907, maker J.Wakley &F.C.Wheeler, with removable lid, andfitted interior, weight 220 grams 8cmdiameter, 4cm high.£80-100

Lot 105A collection of silver spoonsEnglish hallmarks, some with bright cutdecoration, weight 450 grams (30).£140-160

Lot 106A pair of Channel Islands silverdessert spoons makers mark CWQ(Charles William Quesnel, Jersey) weight64 grams, 17cm long (2)£50-70

Lot 107 A four piece silver tea serviceLondon 1925, makers Edward Barnardand Sons, comprising teapot and coffeepot with turned ivory finials and C-scrollshaped handles, sugar basin and creamjug, with engine turned decoration, total weight 1706 grams (4).£400-500See Illustration.

Lot 108An oval silver photograph frameBirmingham 1913, makers Jones &Crompton, with pierced ribbonsurmount and easel back, 9 x 12cm.£140-160See Illustration.

Lot 109An oval silver photo frameBirmingham 1915, with easel back 5 x 7.5cm.£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 110A silver calendar frameBirmingham 1904, makers W.J.Myatt &Co., with embossed borders and easelback, 6 x 8cm.£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 111A silver photograph frameBirmingham 1902, maker CAC, withembossed border, 6 x 8cm.£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 112A silver photograph frameBirmingham 1917, maker Green &Cadbury Ltd. with easel back, 8 x 12cm.£50-60See Illustration.

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Lot 113A Sterling silver picture frameof oblong form with engine turneddecoration and easel back, together withtwo silver topped cut glass decanters,two cloisonné vases, domino box, fauxhorn box, five white metal napkin ringsand a doll (13).£60-80

Lot 114Two pairs of silver sugar tongs20th century, together with sixteen silvercoffee spoons with bright cutdecoration, weight 348 grams (18).£40-60

Lot 115A white metal sugar bowltogether with a silver topped jar, a silverbacked clothes brush and a silver backedmirror (4).£25-30

Lot 116A silver cigarette caseBirmingham 1919, maker Samuel Levi,with engine turned decoration, togetherwith another, London 1910, total weight198 grams (2).£70-90

Lot 117A miniature silver tankardBirmingham 1926, silver topped jars andbottles, three silver napkin rings, silvertopped match striker, button hooks,condiment, nail buffer, ring box etc (a qty).£50-70

Lot 118A silver presentation salverChester 1936, makers S. Blanckensee &Sons Ltd. with pie crust border engravedcentre and reverse, set on three scrollsupports, weight 560 grams, 10in26.5cm diameter.£280-320

Lot 119A silver Guernsey style christening cupChester 1910, makers George Nathan &Ridley Hayes, of typical form with flaredrim, beaded scroll handles, engravedbase, weight 126 grams, 6in (16cm)wide, 3.5in (9cm) high.£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 120A silver octagonal shaped dishBirmingham 1913, set on four piercedsupports, together with a pair of silverpin dishes, Birmingham 1950, totalweight 172 grams (3).£60-70

Lot 121A silver cased pocket watch the whiteenamel dial with Roman numerals andsecondary seconds dial, inscribed TheWestville Lever, T.G.Graves, Sheffield.£40-50

Lot 122A cased buckle and hatpin setcomprising a white and purple enamelbuckle, a mother of pearl hatpin and sixmatching studs.£30-40

Lot 123Five silver shooting prize medals ofGuernsey interestB.L.L.G. 1932 & 1933 awarded toW.A.Bougourd,, G.U.A.G.C. 1909,awarded to T.Smith and G.A.R.A. 1925-26 &1928-29 awarded to W.A.Bougourd(5).£50-70

Lot 124A trio of WWI Victory medals &Bravery in the field medalinscribed 1609 Pte. L.F.Armstrong 15-Lond. R. and 530145 L.Cpl.L.F.Armstrong 1/15 Lond.R. togetherwith a cased set of correspondingminiature medals (8).£50-70

Lot 125Five South African 22ct gold 1/10thKrugerrandsdated 1981, uncirculated condition (5).,weight 18 grams.£450-500

Lot 126A Guernsey 22 carat gold proof £2 Cointhe obverse depicting Queen Elizabeth

II, designed by Raphael Maklouf thereverse depicting William Duke ofNormandy, designed by Arnold Machin,struck to commemorate the 900thanniversary of the death of William theConqueror, 38.61 millimetres diameter,weight 47.4 grams, Ltd edition of 90, inoriginal capsule and case with certificate,produced by The Royal Mint, 1987.£1,000-1,200

Lot 127A collection of English Half Crowncoinsdated 1920-1944, some in VG condition,weight 250 grams (18).£25-30

Lot 128A 15 carat gold fox head tie pintogether with a watch & other items.£20-30

Lot 129Three yellow metal fob seals19th century, with inset hardstones, onewith initials (3).£60-80

Lot 13018 carat white gold ringset with diamonds 0.45 carats andemeralds .40 carats, ring size N.£300-350

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Lot 131William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)A calm day off the South Coastof Guernsey watercolour, signed,inscribed verso30 x 51in (76 x 172cm).£5,000-6,000See Illustration.

Lot 132William John Caparne (British 1855-1940)Bridge over a mountain pass watercolour, signed11 x 16in (28 x 41cm).£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 133William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)A stream beneath a bridge watercolour signed W.J.Caparn anddated 187814.25 x 21.25in (37 x 54.5cm).£300-400* This very early watercolour by WilliamJohn Caparne was painted whilst he wasArt Master at Oundle College. It wasonly later, when he moved to live andpaint in Guernsey in 1896 the letter ‘e’was added to the end of his surname.See Illustration.

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Lot 132William John Caparne (British 1855-1940)Bridge over a mountainpass watercolour, signed11 x 16in (28 x 41cm).£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 133William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)A stream beneath a bridge watercolour signed W.J.Caparn anddated 187814.25 x 21.25in (37 x 54.5cm).£300-400* This very early watercolour by WilliamJohn Caparne was painted whilst he wasArt Master at Oundle College. It wasonly later, when he moved to live andpaint in Guernsey in 1896 the letter ‘e’was added to the end of his surname.See Illustration.

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Cooper Brouard’s record breaking auction last summer typifi es the benefi t of selling property by public auction. Local Market ‘Noirmont Villa’ near Beaucette Marina was sold for £1,210,000.

So, why are not more properties auctioned in Guernsey?

We all know what auctions are, and yet some people are uncertain of their implication and consequence when property, or Real Estate, is being offered for sale.

An auction is a binding agreement for the sale and purchase of something on the fall of the gavel and, importantly, with no subsequent negotiation or amendment of the terms of the contract. This is a fundamental and essential difference between selling houses or other property at auction as opposed to a sale by private treaty, where protracted negotiations can continue until conditions of sale are fi nally agreed upon.

Selling a house by auction is an option all Estate Agents should consider and, in the right circumstances, suggest to the prospective vendor, even if the idea is ultimately dismissed as unviable.

There must be a strong motivation for selling and the importance of the time frame is another factor. The property will have to appeal to a reasonable number of people who have the necessary funds at ready disposal. An auction will soon fi nish if only one person is bidding!

The question of funding is perhaps the biggest disadvantage of auctions in our housing market system. Only buyers with ready access to the 10% deposit required on the day can bid at an auction. They also need to have the remainder of the money available four weeks or so later, when the conveyance is completed. This signifi cantly narrows the range of prospective buyers. Many house hunters might like to buy a house that is being sold at auction but would need to sell a property fi rst in order to do so – and they are unlikely to do that in the hope of being the successful bidder.

Any property can be offered for sale by public auction but the specifi c and best reasons for doing so limits the type of properties or circumstances best suited for the job. The sale of Noirmont Villa was an exceptional example. Belvedere House overlooking Castle Cornet is an exceptional Open Market property, prompting the States to sell that by public auction in the summer of 2008 for £5,000,000. The auction sale of Saumarez Lodge Farm in 2007 raised £3,000,000 for the derelict buildings on 18 vergees of land in Queen’s Road.

More modest properties are, of course, suitable for auction. Cooper Brouard sold twin garages in Rouge Huis Avenue for £80,000 and a one bedroom maisonette with a parking space near Trinity Square for £136,000. Good fi elds will often go to auction as might bank repossessions but, generally, a property needs to have an individuality, signifi cance or potential to warrant a public auction. When it does, clearly auction is best.

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Occupying a private rural site of 3 acres this fi ne Guernsey farmhouse makes a wonderful family home. The reception rooms are well proportioned and include a fabulous kitchen/living room - the hub of the property and a charming garden room which enjoys views over the rear gravelled garden and pond. A swimming pool occupies a secluded corner behind the triple garage block and for those with an equine interest there is stabling and 2 fi elds.

OPEN MARKET PROPERTIESCOTES DES VARDES

MONTVILLE ROAD, ST PETER PORT PRICE: £2,150,000 (AVAILABLE BY SHARE TRANSFER)

LA COUR DE LONGUE RUE DES ISSUES, ST SAVIOUR’S PRICE: £4,950,000

PROPERTY DETAILSDrawing room, dining room, garden room, kitchen/family room, 5 bedrooms (3 en suite and master with dressing room, study, games room, utility room, 2 cloakrooms, wine store. Triple garage with studio and shower room over. Gardens, swimming pool, stable, workshop, 2 fi elds.

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Set within beautiful private grounds amounting to just under 2 acres Cote des Vardes is a charming detached home. A superb local market recently converted Windmill that is presently let for £30,000 per annum is available by separate negotiation. Permissions have been passed for an additional 3 car garage block and there is potential to extend the main house further. An exceptional property in a charming and exceedingly handy location.

PROPERTY DETAILSHouse: Sitting room, kitchen, dining room/study, drawing room, sunroom, 3 bedrooms (1 en suite), 2 bathrooms, en suite shower room, utility, cloakroom. Gardens, pool complex and garaging.Local market windmill (available by separate negotiation): kitchen/dining room, shower room/wc, utility room. First fl oor sitting room with south facing balcony.Second fl oor observatory/bedroom.

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LOCAL MARKET PROPERTIESThis is a selection of properties currently available for sale


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ST MARTIN’S PRICE: £320,000

ST SAVIOURS’S PRICE: £980,000

A charming semi-detached cottage, situated within walking distance of the south coast cliffs and parish village, offering a generously sized bedroom and lounge with private garden and parking. There is also an opportunity to buy the attached two bedroom farmhouse. TRP 50

A stunning and tastefully renovated 2/3 bed Guernsey cottage sitting in a spacious plot surrounded by mature cottage gardens with an outbuilding which has lapsed plans to convert. Viewing highly recommended. TRP 256

TORTEVAL PRICE: £749,000

ST SAVIOURS’S PRICE: £1,200,000

This beautifully renovated barn conversion occupies a sheltered position just yards from Rocquaine Bay. A contemporary 3/4 bedroom home with traditional features including beamed ceilings, oak fl oors and a multi-fuel Aga. There is ample parking and an easily managed garden. TRP 180

This large detached home and self-contained wing is located on a tranquil lane with a rural outlook. The property has been refurbished to an exceptionally high standard and includes 4/5 double beds, a one bed wing, enclosed gardens and a pavilion for entertaining. TRP TBC


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Founded in 1996, Cooper Brouard soon established itself as one of the leading residential property agents for both Open and Local Market sales and lettings. We launched the fi rst estate agency website in Guernsey, now in it’s fourth generation, with full HD videos of many properties a new feature.

The three founding company directors and main share holders are assisted by three share holding company associates to manage our highly experienced team of negotiators and offi ce staff to ensure clients recieve a consistently high level of service with great continuity.

We pride ourselves on giving best and genuine advice on residential property across the island to thousands of clients. From large scale developers to fi rst-time sellers or fi eld owners to professional investors, all can rely on realistic valuations based on the latest market trends and advice on the best way to maximize the potential of their property.


LETTINGS & MANAGEMENTThis is a selection of properties recently let


Lot 134Sarah Louisa Kilpack (British 1839-1909)Chateau du Marais (Ivy Castle), Guernsey oil, signed and dated 186715.5 x 7.5in (39.5 x 18cm).£700-900See Illustration & Front Cover Detail

Lot 135Sarah Louisa Kilpack (British 1839-1909)Fishing boats, Sark oil, signed lower right5 x 11in (12.5 x 28cm).£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 136Sarah Louisa Kilpack (British 1839-1909)A shepherd and his sheep on a pathway above a lake oil, signed tondo, 11.5in (29cm)diameter.£600-700See Illustration.

Lot 137A 19th century Guernsey steelengravingJohn Guille Esq. Bailiff of Guernsey black and white, within in an oak frame7.5 x 9.5in (19 x 24cm).£20-30

Lot 138T.Weston (British 20th century)Low Tide, Moulin Huet, Guernsey watercolour, signed15 x 10in (38 x 25.5cm).£60-80

Lot 139Clifford George Blampied (British 1875-1962)Near L’Ancresse, Guernsey watercolour, signed6.5 x 13in (16.5 x 33cm).£50-70

Lot 140English School, 19th centuryLa Salerie Harbour and Battery, St PeterPort Guernsey, with Jethou, Herm andSark in the distance oil on canvas9 x 17.5in (25 x 44.5cm).£80-100

Lot 141Gerard Dillon (Irish 1916-1971)The Shadow Box (A masked Pierrot) oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, inscribedverso9 x 13.5in (23 x 34cm).£400-500* Gallery Label with title verso, MercuryGallery, 29 Cork Street, London W1.See Illustration.

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Lot 142Irish School, 20th centuryA street scene watercolour, indistinctly signed14 x 10in (35.5 x 25.5cm).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 143Edward Purcell (Dublin/London 1810-1830)Agamenon reviewing the Greek Army watercolour, signed8 x 11.5cm.£80-100

Lot 144Peter Le Vasseur (British 20th century)A Guernsey granite fireplace watercolour, signed top right16 x 11.5in (41 x 29cm).£200-300

Lot 145Richard Black (British 20th century)Les Deslisles, Kings Mills, Guernseyoil on canvas, signed15 x 19in (38 x 48cm).£80-100

Lot 146English School, 19th centuryLe Guet Watch Tower, Guernsey watercolour13.5 x 9.5in (34 x 24cm), together withanother - ‘View from Le Guet, Guernsey(2).£180-200

Lot 147Colin Graeme Roe (British 1850-1910)Study of a dog in a landscape oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘8510 x 12in (26 x 31cm).£100-150

Lot 148John Haskins (British born 1938)Fishing for Tadpoles oil on paper, signed lower right19 x 23in (48 x 58cm).£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 149John Haskins (British born 1938)A lady reading on a garden terrace oil on card, signed lower right11 x 15in (28 x 38cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 150Captain D.Champion Jones R.E. (English 1856-1912)Blue Mountains from Port Royal,Jamaica watercolour, signed and dated 1909,inscribed verso19.5 x 10in (49.5 x 25.5cm).£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 151English School, 19th centuryShipping on a calm sea oil on panel, unsigned5.75 x 8.25in (14.5 x 21cm).£30-40

Lot 152Howard Knee (Irish 1889-1971)The Baily Howth Lighthouse, Dublin watercolour, signed lower left10 x 14.5in (25.5 x 37cm).£40-60* Inscribed verso and labeled VictorWaddington Galleries, 28 South AnneStreet, Dublin.

Lot 153Charlotte Isa James S.W.A. (British1828-1919) Still Life study of flowers watercolour, signed20.5 x 13.5in (51 x 34cm).£100-150

Lot 154An Italian 9 Karat gold necklacewith hollow links, weight 8 grams.£100-120

Lot 155A Swiss Gucci wrist watchwith stainless steel strap, 1500 L.£40-60

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Lot 155A Swiss Gucci wrist watchwith stainless steel strap, 1500 L.£40-60

Lot 156A silver pocket watchthe enamel dial marked Bachmann,together with three strings of pearls (4).£30-40

Lot 157A modern silver photograph frame925 standard, late 20th century,decorated in the Art Nouveau tastewith easel back.£30-50

Lot 158A George III 30-hour longcase clockface and movementthe 10in brass dial inscribed WilliamFlint, Charring (1733-1793) with outerpine hood, pendulum and weights.£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 159A marine Aneroid barometerearly 20th century, with circular brasscase and silvered dial, 5in (13cm)diameter.£20-30

Lot 160A carved oak aneroid banjobarometerwith white enamel dial and insetthermometer, the case with foliatedecoration 32in (81.5cm) high.£20-30

Lot 161A collection of watch makers parts,spares and miscellaneaincluding enamel watch dials, some19th century, movements, wheels, casesand various other associated parts (a qty.)£60-80

Lot 162A mid. 20th century marine Sextantthe Hezzanith, No. 60230, EndlessRapid Reader With Automatic Clamp,with textured black frame and polishedbrass scale, within its original fitted pinebox with certificate dated 27th Sept.1960.£140-180See Illustration.

Lot 163A German compassby W.Ludolph, Bremhaven, Number10165, 11in (28cm) diameter, containedin a fitted pine box.£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 164A Japanese Tenshodo train andtender00 guage, SF 4-6-4 Hudson extender,the tender marked Santa Fe 3463 withoriginal boxes (2).£70-90

Lot 165An American Lindberg train 00 guage,named the North Western 4567.£100-120

Lot 166Australian hardwood boomerangAboriginal, early 20th century, withcarved decoration depicting akangaroo, 19in (49cm) long.£25-30

Lot 167A small quantity of diecast carsand others, as found condition.£10-15

Lot 168A Steiff teddy bearcirca 1910, with black button eyes,pointed snout, swivel head,pronounced hump back, long jointedlimbs, felt pads, growler not working,several repairs and loose stitching,worn, as found condition, 18in 45.5cmlong.£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 169A Baldwin articulated locomotiveJapanese, model number EM1 2-8-8-4£150-200

Lot 170A Rea engine and tender£200-250

Lot 171LBG Lehmann engine2070, together with three carriages,power pack and track£300-400

Lot 172A leather ‘leg-of-mutton’ shotguncasewith various straps, 29in (74cm) long.£20-30

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Lot 173A Steiff teddy bear1926 replica, made in Germany, 16in (41cm) long.£60-80

Lot 174A bevelled glass and tooled leatherArts and Crafts mirrordecorated with leaf designs, thecorner bosses with square studmotifs, the sides similarly studded,29.5 x 21.5in (75 x 54.5cm).£80-120

Lot 175A graduated set of three Guernseycopper cans marked ‘MartinsGuernsey’, with inset Guernseydouble coins, the tallest 19cm high(3).£25-30

Lot 176A carved and gilt picture frame19th century, the interior 40 x30cm, the exterior 50 x 60cm.£40-50

Lot 177An early Victorian mahoganydining tablethe oblong top with twin hingedleaves, together with a D-endmatching extension, the table 72inlong, 48in wide opened, the D-endtable 48in wide (2).£250-300

Lot 178A pair of Louis XVI stylekingwood and marquetry circularlamp tableswith pierced gilt metal galleriedtops above single drawers, set onfour cabriole supports with giltmetal mounts,15in (38cm) diameter, 28.5in (72.5cm) diameter.£150-200

Lot 179An Edwardian inlaid mahoganyoccasional tablewith marquetry decoration, ofkidney -shaped form, with piercedgilt metal top, set on four cabriolesupports united by undertier, 25in(64cm) wide, 14.5in (37cm) deep,28in (71cm) high.£70-90

Lot 180A Victorian carved beech dressingstoolwith wool work top and fourcabriole supports, joined bystretchers.£30-60

Lot 181A crossbanded mahogany hall tablewith two hinged leaves, central friezedrawer above undertier, set on fouroutswept supports with ceramiccastors, 40in (102cm) wide, 18in(46cm) deep, 28.5in (72.5cm) high.£60-80

Lot 182An oak tripod table 19th century,with circular dish tilt top, set on aturned column with three tripodsupports, 17in (43cm) diameter, 29.5in (75cm) high (a/f).£30-40

Lot 183A Victorian ebonised credenzaextensively decorated with gilt metalmounts, the central cupboard doorwith Sèrves style plaque, flanked bytwin bowed glass doors, 69in (175cm)wide, 46.5in (118cm) high, 18in(46cm) deep.£250-300

Lot 184A Victorian double pedestal deskwith oblong top and three friezedrawers above two cupboard doors.£120-150

Lot 185An oak hall standlate 19th century. of tree form withshaped arms., brass hooks, mirror,glove box, hinged stick/umbrella arms,brass trays to base, 77in (106.5cm) 21in (53cm) wide.£40-60

Lot 186Arsène Garnier (French 1822-1900)VICTOR HUGO INTERESTA very rare photographic montagecomposition in the form of a ‘carte-de-visite’ depicting ‘ Victor Hugo andhis world’ . The representation ofNotre Dame recalls Hugo’s first greatnovel; the inclusion of the Institut deFrance celebrates the fact the Hugowas a member of The AcademieFrancaise. The reverse with red printedmedallion ‘Her Majesty’s Royal LettersPatent Garnier Arsène Guernsey 1868’together with another (2).£100-120* Arsène Garnier was responsible formany of the iconic photographs ofVictor Hugo and his family during theyears of Hugo’s exile in Guernsey (1855-1870). Garnier went to school inAvranches where one of his friendsintroduced him to the technique of thedaguerreotype. He opened aphotographic studio at Sourdeval. Heleft Normandy and went to England,Belgium and then on to Guernsey wherehe met Victor Hugo, and the twobecame close friends.When Hugo returned to France, Garnierwent home to Normandy.Garnier was very famous in Normandyand left an important photographicarchive, which was sadly destroyedduring a bombing raid in 1944.See Illustration.

Lot 187William Arthur Toplis (British 1847-1942) A miniature circularwatercolour, inscribed verso ‘GouliotRocks, Sark, Wm. A. Toplis, Sark,Channel Islands, signed to front,2.5cm diameter.£40-60* It is believed that Toplis used to paintand sell these small watercolours totourists, to help raise funds whilst hewas creating his larger works forExhibition at the Royal Academy.See Illustration.

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Lot 188Pamela Dorey (British 20th century)The Town Church, Guernsey oil on card, signed8.5cm diameter£15-25

Lot 189Classical School (Mid.19th century)A miniature portrait depicting amaiden carrying a basket of flowerson her shoulder unsigned9.5 x 7.5cm£100-140See Illustration.

Lot 190Moniton (French 19th century)Near West Park, St Helier, Jersey oil on canvas, signed21.5 x 17in (54.5 x 43cm).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 191Edmund Blampied (British 1886-1966)The speech of the evening drypoint11 x 10.5in (28 x 26.5cm).£30-50* Provenance - Grange Gallery, Jersey.See Illustration.

Lot 192Edmund Blampied (British 1886-1966)Farm hands drypoint9.25 x 11.5in (23.5 x 29cm).£30-50See Illustration.

Lot 193French School, 19th centuryStudy of a French Chateau watercolour, signed with initials P.M7 x 10in (17.5 x 25.5cm).£50-70

Lot 194French School, 19th centuryThe Interior of a French Chateauinscribed verso ‘Le Chateau de Tolly,Demolition en 1876’ watercolour12 x 13.5in (30.5 x 34.5cm).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 195AustralianSchool (Early 20thcentury)Landscape withmountains in thebackgroundwatercolour,indistinctly signed11 x 16in (28 x40.5cm).£70-90See Illustration.

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Lot 196English School (19th century)The Hull whaling fleet in the Arctic oil on canvas, signed with monogram13 x 24in (33 x 61cm).£500-600See Illustration.

Lot 197A view of the City of Quebec, thecapital of Canadataken partly from Pointe de Pere andpartly on board the Vanguard, Man ofWar, by Captain Hervey Smyth, alsotitled in French ‘Vue de la ville deQuébec, capitale du Canada, prise enpartie de la Ponte des peres et enpartie ábord de l’avantgarde vaisseaude guerre, par le Cape. Hervey Smyth,hand coloured engraving publishedcirca 1770, printed for John Bowles atNo.13 in Cornhill. 14 x 20in (35.5 x51cm).£450-500See Illustration.

Lot 198Frank Charles Hennessy A.R.C.A.O.S.A. F.R.S.A. (Canadian 1893-1941)Grande-Vallée, Gaspé watercolour signed and dated 38, lowerright15.5 x 19.5in (39.5cm x 49.5cm).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 199A William IV samplerwith alphabet, verse, baskets offlowers and house, dated 1834 byHannah Armstrong aged 8, 15.5 x11.5in (39.5 x 29cm).£80-100

Lot 200A Channel Islands marine woolworkpanel19th century, depicting a three mastedsailing ship at sea, off a coastline withlighthouse, 14 x 30in (35.5 x 76cm).£80-120See Illustration.

Lot 201A marine woolwork picture19th century, depicting a three mastedship in full sail housed in a bird’s eyemaple frame18 x 27in (46 x 68.5cm).£200-250

Lot 202Russian School (Mid. 20th century)Country landscape oil on canvas, indistinctly signed, lowerright26.5 x 35in (67.5 x 89cm).£200-250See Illustration.

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONSLot 203Edward Roworth (South African1880-1964) Vergelegn Estate,Somerset West, South Africa withSugar Loaf mountain in the distance oil on board, signed lower right10 x 14in 25.5 x 35.5cm).£80-120See Illustration.

Lot 204Eustice Liscard (British 20th century)Still Life - Flowers in a vase oil on canvas, signed21.5 x 23.5in (54.5 x 60cm).

£300-400

Lot 205Eustice Liscard (British 20th century)Evening at River Wey, Sussex oil on board, signed19.5 x 15.5 in (49.5 x 39.5cm).£80-100

Lot 20620th century English SchoolAbstract study of bicycles oil on canvas, unframed24 x 30 in (61 x 76.5cm).£100-150

Lot 207Slade School, 20th centuryAbstract watercolour, indistinctly signed verso4.25 x 6in (10.5 x 15cm).£20-30See Illustration.

Lot 208Patrick Caulfield (British 1936-2005)Shapes and stones Screen print13.75 x 11.75 (35 x 30cm).£120-150* Patrick Caulfield studied at the ChelseaSchool of Art in 1956 and at the RoyalCollege of Art from 1960 to 1963, wherehe met David Hockney.Caulfield’s works are often figurative,often portraying a few simple objects inan interior. Typically he would use flatareas of a simple colour surrounded byblack outlines.In 1987 Caulfield was nominated for TheTurner prize and in 1996 he was made aCBE. On May 24th 2004 a fire in a storagewarehouse destroyed many works fromthe Saatchi Collection.It is believed that a number of works byCaulfield were stored in that warehouse.See Illustration.

Lot 209English School (20th century)A wet day in Mill Street, St Peter Port,Guernsey watercolour signed withinitials RR6.5 x 9in (16.5 x 23cm).£30-40

Lot 210Jonathan Waller (British born 1956)Runner oil on canvas17.5 x 30in (44.5 76cm).£150-200

Lot 211Keith Stuart Baynes (British 1887-1977)On Stage watercolour, signed12 x 13.5in (30.5 x 34.5cm), togetherwith another by the same hand (2).£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 212H.S.Keynon (British 20th century)A child in a farmyard watercolour, signed9 x 13in (23 mx 33cm) together withanother watercolour (2).£30-50

Lot 213Continental School (early 19th century)Woman collecting water from a wellhead with extensive river landscapeand distant mountains in the background oil on canvas with elaborate carved andgilt frame31 x 21.5in (79 x 54.5cm).£700-900See Illustration.

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Lot 214English School, Early 19th centuryCastle Cornet, Guernsey pencil, inscribed and initialled RG10.5 x 8.25in (26.5 x 21cm).£80-100

Lot 215English School, 20th centuryThe Intermediate Steamer Durham Castle watercolour7.5 x 10in (19 x 25.5cm).£20-30

Lot 216An entire letterdated March 20th 1806, of Guernseyinterest relating to a voyage overseasin which the writer discovered anabandoned Guernsey boat that hadbeen attacked by Privateers, togetherwith a letter from Captain White toMajor McRae concerning a missingsabre, dated 1815 (2).£50-70

Lot 217A collection of letters anddocumentsGuernsey family history interest,relating to the Barlow & McCraefamilies, hand written in ink, circa 1812 (a quantity)£100-150

Lot 218A quantity of postage stamps andcovers£30-40

Lot 219Two Victorian Guernsey auctionadvertising postersdated 13th August 1841 & March21st 1843, Auctioneer Henry Kaines(2).£30-50

Lot 220‘Wings for Victory’ Original WW 2poster ‘Wanted Your Sterling For ThisStirling Wings For Victory’ coloured lithograph21 x 19in (53.5 x 48.5cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 221Wings For Victory WW 2propaganda watercolour‘Lor Lumme My Lancaster’ watercolour12 x 15.5 in (30.5 x 39.5cm).£120-150* Apparently not published as a print,this could have been a design submittedby the artist for publication, but notaccepted by The War Department.See Illustration.

Lot 222A booklet of Sark LL postcardsblack and white, numbers 2, 4, 5, 10,12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 21, 22, 29, 36, 37,38, 46, 49, 50, (18 cards).£40-60

Lot 223The Island of BrecqhouFor sale: Estate Agents pamphletdated 1965, 9 double pages withdetails of the Island, photographs ofhouse and interiors, harbour, map.Joint sole agents Lovell & Partners, StPeter Port, Guernsey & Knight, Frank &Rutley, 20 Hanover Square, London,21 x 9.5cm.£15-20

Lot 224Channel Islands postcardsEdwardian and later, mainly Guernsey,various publishers (25).£15-20

Lot 225A quantity of Spanish postagestamps contained in an album,together with various other stamps.£30-50

Lot 226A Channel Islands photographAlbum circa 1934together with another dated 1927-1939 containing 15 photographs ofSark, 21 of Guernsey and othertopographical photographs (2).£30-40See Illustration.

Lot 227A Raphael Tuck & Sons Christmascard (EDMUND BLAMPIED INTEREST)depicting a couple in a room observinga dart piercing the wall, signed Blam6.5 x 5in.£15-20* Blam was a pseudonym used byEdmund Blampied for some of his earlywork, before he gained worldwiderecognition as a printmaker and artist.See Illustration.

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Lot 228A Victorian Guernsey Auction posterdated September 24th 1844, contentsof Merienne Cottage, St Martins Road,the property of J.Amsden Esq. sale bythe Auctioneer Henry Kaines, printed onyellow paper, 16 x 12in.£15-20

Lot 229A hand drawn film advertising postercirca 1940, possibly shown a Guernseycinema during the German Occupationof Guernsey, ‘Rebecca’, staring LaurenceOlivier & Joan Fontaine, directed byAlfred Hitchcock watercolour on paper26 x 18in (66 x 48cm).£30-40* An American psychological drama thatwas directed by Alfred Hitchcock andreleased in 1940. Based on the novel byDaphne du Maurier (1938) The film wontwo Academy Awards.

Lot 230I.B.Robin (British 20th century)La Salerie, Guernsey with CastleCornet in the background watercolour, signed lower right5.5 x 9.5in (14 x 24cm).£30-50

Lot 231English School, 19th centuryView of St Peter Port, Guernseywatercolour, unframed10.5 x 16in (26.5 x 40.5cm).£40-60

Lot 232A photograph of The Vale Mill,Guernseylate 19th century, 8 x 6in, togetherwith a photograph of the interior ofthe Mill showing ovens and tables (2).£20-30See Illustration.

Lot 233Trade catalogue for W.G.Bagnall Ltd.Engineers of Castle Engine Works,

Stratford, England, the front cover ofgilt tooled red card depicting alocomotive and list of Bagnalls goods.86 pages, mostly illustrated withlocomotives, track facilities, rolling stocketc. with descriptions and prices, datedJanuary 1894, Catalogue Number 12.£100-150

Lot 234The Reverend John Fleetwood D.D.The Life of our Lord and Saviour JesusChrist, with coloured engraved plates,published circa 1858, with gilt tooledcover.£30-40

Lot 235A carton of World, CommonwealthRoyal Family related postage stampstogether with various other Worldstamps (a quantity).£30-50

Lot 236A carton of British postage stampsmainly post WW 2, Commemorativeissues and Machins (a quantity inalbums).£30-50

Lot 237A carton of slogan cancels in albumsplus covers etc. (a quantity).£30-40

Lot 238Two cartons of empty stamp albumstogether with accessories.£15-20

Lot 239A quantity of various world stampsand covers£50-70

Lot 240Ethel Sophia Cheeswright (British 1874-1977)The Old Harbour and seafront, St PeterPort, Guernsey watercolour16 x 10.5in (41 x 26.5cm).£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 241Paul Bisson (British 20th century)Le Marais, Guernsey signed colouredetching, numbered 46/150£30-50

Lot 242Barry Owen Jones R.W.S. R.E. (British 20th century)Inner Harbour, St Sampsons, Guernsey coloured etching, signed and titled inthe mount, Ltd. Edition 22/75£30-40

Lot 243After George Baxter (British 1804-1867)The Proposal coloured lithograph, published 185415 x 10.5in (38 x 26.5cm).£30-50

Lot 244Charles Jaques (British 1921-2008)A three-masted sailing ship at sea oil on canvas, signed lower right26.5 x 16.5in (67.5 x 42cm).£300-400

Lot 245Arthur Bassett Waller (British 1882-1975)Sark coastal scene watercolour, signed19 x 13.5in (48 x 34.5cm).£300-400See Illustration.

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONSLot 246Barry Owen Jones R.W.S. R.E.(British 20th century)Sheltering in The Russsel, Guernsey coloured etching, signed and titled inthe mount, Ltd. Edition 2/7519 x 6in (48 x 15cm).£30-40

Lot 247A 19th century steel engravingDaniel Delisle Brock Esq. Bailiff ofGuernsey drawn on stone byJ.Taudevin from a painting byG.Paterson A.R.A. signed in ink DanielDelisle Brock to margin17 x 11in (43 x 28cm).£25-30

Lot 248Jenny Mellor (British 20th century)Vazon Bay, Guernsey pastels, signed14 x 21in (25.5 x 53cm).£80-100

Lot 249English School, 19th centuryLa Coupee, Sark watercolour, indistinctly signed13.5 x 9.5in (34.5 x 24 cm).£180-200See Illustration.

Lot 250A Swedish Art Gallery posterNitka, Galleri Caramel, Hamgaten 49,Halstead, dated 24th Sept. - 9th Oct.1983.25 x 17in (63.5 x 43cm).£15-20

Lot 251After G.Sidney Shepherd (Britishearly 19th century)View from near The Cement Mill, StSaviours, Guernsey, published byMatthew Moss black and white steel engraving10.5 x 8.5in (26.5 x 21.5cm)..£70-90See Illustration.

Lot 252Bjørn Wiinblad (Danish 1918-2006)Original theatre poster for 1001 Nat(1001 Arabian Nights), printed byPermilo & Rosangreen, Copenhagen colour printed lithograph40 x 20in (102 x 51cm).£120-150See Inside Front Cover Illustration.

Lot 253A framed Guernsey MementoThe Dedication for The Prince AlbertStatue, St Peter Port, Guernsey,together with six other framed printsof Channel Islands interest (7).£40-50

Lot 254Four Channel Islands framed printsby or after Matthew Moss, together

with six others (10).£40-50

Lot 255G.Greening (British 20th century)HMS Queen Mary watercolour, signed17 x 23in (43 x 58cm).£120-150

Lot 256After Paul Jacob Naftel (British1817-1891) Fermain Bay, Guernsey tinted print, published by StephenBarbet, Guernsey14 x 20in (35.5 x 51cm).£25-30

Lot 257Rudyard Kiplingtyped and signed letter to Mr RadenMallet dated 16th May 1934£40-60

Lot 258A collection of Guernsey and JerseyMagazinesdated 1837, together with threevolumes ‘Recueil D’Ordanances De LaCour Royale De L’Isle De Guernesey.£20-30

Lot 259Holiday, GilbertHorses and Soldiers, A collection ofpictures, subscribed edition,published privately by Gale & PoldenLimited, Aldershot.£40-60

Lot 260Tribe, Tom & Whatmore, PhilipDorset Clocks and Clockmakers, witha supplement on the Channel Islands,published 1981, signed by PhilipWhatmore. The authors state that‘Advantage has been taken of thestrong links between Dorset and TheChannel islands to include animportant supplement onclockmakers in Alderney, Guernseyand Jersey’.£20-30

Lot 261Farnol, JefferyThe Money Moon, A Romance,Illustrated by Edmund Blampied,coloured pictorial title page, 23coloured plates. large 8vo, publishedby Samson Low, Marston & Co. Ltd.inblue cover with gilt lettering.£50-70

Lot 262Barrie, J.M.Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens,published by Charles Scribner’s Sons,1940, illustrated by EdmundBlampied.£60-80

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Lot 263Two Guernsey AlmanachsGazette de Guernesey, dated 1901 &1921 (2).£15-20

Lot 264Edith F. Carey & H.B. WimbushThe Channel Islands, Second editionpublished 1924, cloth boards.£20-30

Lot 265Black’s Guide to The Channel Islandstwo volumes dated 1883 & 1884,together with seven Ward & Lock’sGuides to the Channel Islands (9).£25-30

Lot 266Isolated Island by V.V. Cortvrien, together with twenty three other booksand pamphlets of Channel IslandsGerman Occupation interest (24).£40-50

Lot 267A quantity of books, mainly of Sarkinterest including volumes written byDame Sybil Hathaway, plus others (26).£40-50

Lot 268G.B.EdwardsThe Book of Ebenezer Le Page(hardback), together with others ofChannel Islands interest (24).£30-40

Lot 269A carton of books and pamphletsmainly of Channel Islands interest (a qty).£30-40

Lot 270Octavius Rooke Guernsey and Sark,Pictorial, Legendary and Descriptive,with a glance at Alderney (a/f) togetherwith a quantity of Channel Islandsguides and other books includingJ.W.Hill & Co. Historical Directory 1874(8).£20-30

Lot 271Olive and Jan Gruibiak The GuernseyExperiment, A study of this well known19th century essay in monetary reform,printed in California, U.S.A. 1975,together with other pamphlets andpublications of Channel Islands interest(14).£15-20

Lot 272H.D. Inglis The Channel Islands, Jersey,Guernsey, Alderney &c. two volumes,published 1834 (a/f) (2).£20-30

Lot 273Guernsey pamphlet Extrait Du RapportDes Commissaires Royaux, ENVOYÉS àGUERNESEY, au Mois de MARS 1816,together with various Livre De Perchagepamphlets, Sociéte Reglements + others(16).£30-40

Lot 274John McCormack The Guernsey House,published 1980, together with six othervolumes of Channel Islands interest (7).£25-30

Lot 275A Thomas Singleton Guernseyphotograph late 19th century, No. 381- View in Talbot Road, Kings Mills,Guernsey, showing watermill.£30-40

Lot 276Two Thomas Singleton Sarkphotographs late 19th century,depicting New Tunnel, Creux HarbourSark, No.223, together with a Singletonphoto depicting a close up view of theNew Tunnel (2).£30-40

Lot 277A Thomas Singleton photograph ofSaint Peter Port Harbour, Guernseylate 19th century, with shipping andbuildings in the background.£20-30

Lot 278A Thomas Singleton Sark photographlate 19th century, depicting a paddlesteamed moored outside of CreuxHarbour, No. 291.£20-30

Lot 279A Thomas Singleton Sark Photographlate 19th century, No. 224. NewTunnel, Creux Harbour, Sark, showingcarriages and people on the quay.£30-40

Lot 280A Thomas Singleton Guernseyphotograph late 19th century, No.105, View at L’Erée, Guernsey.£20-30

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