Spring Antiques & Fine Art Auction Wednesday 22nd ...€¦ · Silver, Automobiles, Objects and Works of Art, Ceramics & Glass, Collectables, Fine Art and Prints, The Anthony Cumings

Spring Antiques & Fine Art AuctionWednesday 22nd, Thursday 23rd & Friday 24th March 2017

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Front Cover: Lots 181 & 47

Inside Front Cover: Lots 3252 & 1198

Back Cover: Lot 3251

Chris Ewbank, FRICS ASFAVSenior [email protected]

Andrew Ewbank, BA, [email protected]

Andrea Machen, Cert GAJewellery [email protected]

Emma Reeves, FGA, [email protected]

Alastair McCrea, [email protected]

Andrew Delve, MA, [email protected]

Tim Duggan, [email protected]

John Snape, BA, [email protected]

Spring Antiques & Fine Art Auction

Spring Antiques & Fine Art AuctionJewellery, Costume Jewellery, Watches, Coins, Silver Plate,

Silver, Automobiles, Objects and Works of Art, Ceramics & Glass,Collectables, Fine Art and Prints, The Anthony Cumings Collection,

Clocks, Persian Rugs & Antique Furniture

SALE: Wednesday 22nd, Thursday 23rd& Friday 24th March 2017 at 10am

VIEWING:Saturday 18th March 10am - 2pmMonday 20th March 9am - 5pmTuesday 21st March 9am - 7pm

Mornings of sale

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The Burnt Common Auction RoomsLondon Road, Send, Surrey GU23 7LN

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ORDER OF SALE

Wednesday 22nd March 2017 at 10.00am

Lot Section willnot startbefore time

Jewellery 1 10:00amCostume Jewellery 330 2:00pmWatches 430 3:10pmCoins 496 4:00pmSilver Plate 528 4:20pmSilver 543 4:30pm

Thursday 23rd March 2017 at 10.00am


Automobiles 1000 10:00amObjects & Works of Art 1006 10:00amCeramics & Glass 1033 10:20amCollectables 1086 11:00amFine Art & Prints 1125 11:30am

Friday 24th March 2017 at 10.00am


The Anthony Cumings CollectionObjects & Works of Art 3000 10:00amCeramics & Glass 3030 10:20amSilver Plate 3135 12 noonSilver 3149 12:10pmJewellery 3249 1:25pmCollectables, including

Royal Memorabilia 3265 1:35pmFine Paintings & Prints 3335 2:25pmClocks & Furniture 3401 3:15pm

Clocks 4000 3:30pmPersian Rugs 4048 4:05pmAntique Furniture 4064 4:15pm

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Lot 95

Wednesday

22nd March,

10.00am

Jewellery

Costume Jewellery

Watches

Coins

Silver Plate

Silver

JEWELLERY

This section of sale will not start before10:00am

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1Antique peridot and pearl bug bar broochtested as 15ct gold and an Edwardian pearland peridot drop pendant in yellow gold.

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2Antique carved banded agate ring, theagate in a flower form to the centre with agold rope surround. Mounted in 18ct yellowgold. Circa 1880 £150-250

3Victorian diamond set ring in carvedmount, 18ct gold boxed, a gold weddingband 22ct, and a seed pearl set pendant onchain £300-500

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4Sapphire and diamond ring, the central ovaldeep blue sapphire of 2.00 carats, diamondweight estimated at 1.00 carat, in 18ct goldmount. £700-1000

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5Edwardian five stone diamond ring set inplatinum and 18ct gold £100-150

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6Victorian gold Etruscan style sapphire anddiamond brooch, 18ct, Birmingham 1892,length 4.8cm £200-300

77White and yellow gold curved band ringpave set with diamonds, estimated diamondweight 1.00 carat £300-500

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8Antique diamond ring set with three rosecut diamonds, central stone 6 x 4.4mm,French marks partially rubbed £250-350

9An Edwardian 9ct gold chain and ballpendant and an 18ct gold box chain.

£150-250

10Round brilliant cut diamond ring, weighingapproximately 0.68 carat with diamond setshoulders estimated at approximately 0.40carats mounted in 18ct white gold.

£800-1200

1111Contemporary ring set with single culturedpearl and two curved lines of sapphire inwhite gold £150-250

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1212Amethyst set line bracelet in white gold, 9ct,17.5cm £120-140

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13White gold torque with diamond setpendant, 18ct in presentation box £150-250

14Emerald and diamond set pendant on finechain, marked 9ct £120-160

15Amethyst set pendant and ring, 9ct gold anda pair of silver millennium cufflinks, boxed

£120-180

16Three gold chains, 9ct and a silver cigarettecase £70-100

17Two pairs of oval disc cufflinks and a tieclip, all marked 9ct and an Edwardian pearlset tie pin, unmarked £150-250

18Three rose colour 9ct gold bangles, grossweight 10 grams £100-150

19A 1940’s diamond and synthetic ruby ring,mounted in unmarked yellow metal.

£200-400

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20Asprey a pair of gold sunflower earrings, in18ct yellow gold. Diameter 1.3cm. Boxed.


6Buyers premium, at 27% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale.

For late collection, storage and credit card charges see page 2

21Vintage gold and diamond bow brooch in14ct, an enamel gold fish brooch and twodress rings, ring sizes - M and O £100-200

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22Aquamarine sapphire and diamond setpendant necklace, with twenty five facetedaquamarine stones on sapphire anddiamond set chain, 18ct gold, 68cm length


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23Vintage citrine and gold necklace with fivegold graduating leaves each set with a pearshape citrine and seven round facetedstones, the centre piece can be removed andworn as a brooch. Tested as 14ct gold.


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24Diamond line bracelet, set with 63 roundbrilliant cut diamonds in a four claw setting.Estimated total diamond weight 2.50cts.Mounted in white metal tested as 18ct.Length 18cm £700-1000

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25A pair of Art Deco aquamarine anddiamond clip on earrings. Set with baguette,round brilliant cut diamonds. Estimateddiamond weight 2.50cts diamonds andaquamarine weight 2.00cts Length 2.2cm


26Two colour gold suite, including a necklace,bracelet and matching earrings in 18ct gold.

£1000-1500

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27Modern diamond cluster ring, set withseven round brilliant cut diamonds to thecentre in a claw setting with a surround ofpave set diamonds mounted in white metaltested as 18ct. Estimated total diamondweight 1.20 carats £1500-2000

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28Gold princess ring set with sapphire andblue zircon and two gold dress rings set withgreen paste stones, all 9ct goldProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £100-150

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29Late Victorian diamond brooch /pendant,set with old cut diamonds mounted in silverand gold. With detachable brooch fitting.Length 4.6cm, estimated diamond weight5.50 carats £4000-5000

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30Early 20th C gold bangle with engraveddecoration set with pearls and cabochon cutsapphires, marked 585 for 14ct gold,internal measurement 6.5cm £200-300

31Gold signet ring with intaglio cut bloodstone, depicting a rearing horse, 18ct goldmount, ring size - O and a gold bar linkchain, 9ct £150-250



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32Cornflower blue sapphire and diamond three stone ring, oval cut sapphire to centreweighing 3.77 carats in a four claw setting flanked by a pear shape diamond to each side.Mounted in 18ct white gold. Accompanied by an IGI coloured stone report stating thatthe sapphire is natural and untreated. £4500-6500

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3319th C emerald and diamond girandolependant/ brooch, in the form of trailingvines in two colour gold set with nineemeralds, largest estimated at 0.75 caratand rose cut diamonds, probably Spanish orPortuguese, marks on pin unclear £700-1000

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34Gold heart shaped pendant set with asapphire, pair of 9ct gold horseshoe shapedear rings, pair of 18ct gold ear studs, 9ctgold ring set with a sapphire and twodiamonds, and a yellow metal and enamelring. £80-120

35Ruby and diamond set pendant, the oval cutruby of approximately 1.30 carats withincluster of small diamonds, on fine chain, 9ct

£200-300

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36Edwardian gold diamond set ring, old cutstone of 0.60 carat in carved mount, 18ctgold, London 1918, in antique box H WayGoldsmiths, Thames street, Windsor. Ringsize - T £200-300

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37A moonstone pearl and diamond necklacewith three flowerheads and pear form drop,set in gold and silver £250-350

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38Group of gold jewellery, Edwardian goldbrooch set with peridot, 9ct, three stoneillusion set diamond ring 18ct, two goldlockets and a synthetic ruby ring in 9ct gold

£100-150

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39Early 20th C Opal and diamond ring, withcentral oval opal of approximately 1.80carats, within a surround of brilliant cutdiamonds, total diamond weight 0.40 caratset in 18ct white and yellow gold. £200-400

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40Modernist design 9ct gold bracelet, ovalopen links with a textured gold finish.

£700-900

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41White gold ring set with cabochon jadewithin a border of baguette and brilliant cutdiamonds, 18ct white gold £200-300

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42An unusual gem set fringe necklace set withgreen chrome diopside stones collet set,joined by chain links, in 14ct yellow gold,40cm length £500-800

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43White gold and sapphire set necklace, theoval faceted stones in collet setting, 14ctgold 39cm £500-800

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44Victorian diamond and pearl brooch, ofopenwork scrolling design, with a flowercluster to the centre 6.8mm pearlsurrounded by old cut diamonds, then setthroughout with old-cut and rose cutdiamonds, diamond set bale, and withdetachable brooch fitting, contained infitted case, pendant length 6.5cm (excpendant loop). Circa 1880, estimated totaldiamond weight 6.50 carats £4000-6000

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45Four row diamond ring, set with baguettecut diamonds in a channel setting mountedin 14ct yellow gold. £100-200

46A pair of diamond zig-zag twist earrings, setwith baguette cut diamonds in a channelsetting, tested as 18ct yellow gold. Length2.4cm 1.3 wide £200-300

47A diamond, emerald and gold flowerbrooch, Circa 1960, modelled as a rose,articulated woven mesh petals, set withemerald and diamonds to the centre andthe stem highlighted with a round brilliantcut diamond, French marks and rubbedmaker’s mark. 18ct gold, 7.5cm £1500-2000



48Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, set witha cabochon cut sapphire with two rows ofround brilliant cut diamonds mounted in18ct gold. Ring size - L £500-800

49Diamond and gold bee brooch set withsingle and brilliant cut diamonds mountedin silver and gold. Length 2.7cm £1200-1500

50Gold wedding band, 22ct and a small un-mounted diamond. Ring size - P 1/2

£100-150

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51A pair of garnet drop earrings, closed backsetting mounted in yellow metal tested as18ct. length 5cm £500-600

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52Gold flower head ring set with rubies, on adouble gold band, 18ctProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £150-250

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53Victorian gold and coral necklace, withsections of three angel skin colour coralbeads and fancy link chain. With a later 18ctgold bolt ring clasp. Tested as 18ct gold.Length 44cm £300-500

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54A pair of ruby, sapphire and diamondflower hoop earrings, with trembling flowerheads, mounted in 14ct gold with clip onfittings. Length 2.6cm £300-500

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55Gold pendant set with jade, and diamondsand a matching pair of cluster stud earrings,set in 18ct gold £250-350

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56A pair of diamond cluster earrings, each setwith seven round brilliant cut diamonds in aclaw setting. Mounted in 18ct gold.Estimated total diamond weight 1.80 carats


57Victorian gold locket and chain, the locketcontaining fabric flowers. £200-300

58Gold ring inset with intaglio cut cornelian,9ct, ring size - T another with turquoisescarab, ring size - O 1/2 and a fob locketwith portrait carved in relief, unmarked j

£80-120

59Edwardian style daisy ring in white goldmillegrain setting, on yellow gold band, 18ct

£500-800

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60Tiffany & Co gold knot brooch, signed, andmarked 750 for 18ct gold, 3cm £200-300

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61Four gem set rings including a 18ct goldsapphire and diamond band ring, emeraldand diamond eternity ring in 9ct, garnetring and a silver citrine ring £100-150

62Group of gem set rings, sapphire anddiamond, opal cluster, single garnet, twowith synthetic stones, all 9ct gold (7)

£150-250

63Three gold bracelets, one gate link anothercurb link, and a gold block bracelet, twochains and two rings, 9ct £350-450

64Gold flat link bracelet, an enamelledpendant and a pair of filigree earrings, allmarked 750 for 18ct gold £300-500

65Victorian gold ring with diamond and seedpearl 15ct gold, a 9ct gold bangle withchased decoration, two gold brooches andpearl drop earrings. £150-250



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6619th C amethyst set cross pendant in foiledclosed back setting, unmarked yellow metal,8cm x 5cm £300-500

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67Two Victorian gypsy rings, one sapphire anddiamond one single diamond, both 18ctgold, and a wedding band 22ct £200-300

68Edwardian garnet and seed pearl broochpendant mounted in 9 carat gold £100-150

69A pair of coral and seed pearl drop earringson gold mount, and a gold framed portraitcameo brooch £120-160

70Diamond set flower cluster ring, set withseven round brilliant cut diamonds in rubover setting in white and yellow gold mount,18ct. Estimated total diamond weight 2.10carats. Ring size - P £600-800

71Watermelon parti-coloured tourmaline setring, step cut stone of pink and green, in18ct gold setting, ring size - N £650-750

72A pair of pearl set gold earrings, 18ct and acultured pearl necklace, clasp unmarked

£100-150

73Gold band ring inset with sapphire and twodiamonds and a pearl set ring, 9ct gold

£100-150

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74Contemporary Carrrera Y Carrera Heart inhand pendant and ring, in bright andfrosted gold set with diamonds, 18ctProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £500-800

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75Long guard chain, in yellow metal tested as22ct. Length 196cm £1800-2200

76Victorian gold chain with Elizabeth IIsovereign coin 1966, chain 9ct, each linkstamped £500-800

77Gold gentleman’s ring set with diamond,ring size - T and a gold signet ring, ring size- S, both 9ct £100-150

78Gentleman’s dress set comprising a pair ofcufflinks, four buttons and two studs in 18ctgold and platinum with diamonds set to thecentre, mother of pearl surround andplatinum border. In fitted case. £300-500

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79An Art Deco style emerald and diamonddress ring, set with a fancy colour diamondto the centre with a surround of calibre cutemeralds and diamond set to eachshoulders mounted in white metal tested as18ct, fancy diamond weight estimated 0.75carat £2500-3500

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80Diamond set heart pendant charm, set withold cut diamonds in silver and gold. 1.8 x1.6cm £1000-2000

81A pair of blue agate, double end cufflinksmounted in 14ct gold. £250-300

82Sapphire in floral setting and cultured pearldrop earrings in 18ct gold, hallmarked

£300-500

83A pair of gold drop earrings with facetedoval cut citrines, 14ct £150-250

84Two 9ct gold bangles, both two colour whiteand yellow gold hinged bangles. 9.8 grams

£100-150

85French platinum diamond and pearlpendant, in the form of a bunch of grapesset with multi coloured pearls. £200-300

8619th C brooch gold and pearl brooch setwith four baroque pearls, possibly naturalwith filigree gold leaves and old cutdiamonds set throughout. Length 6.5cmTested as 18ct gold. £400-600

871920’s five stone opal and diamond carvedring, five graduating cabochon cut opalswith rose cut diamonds set in between,mounted in 18ct yellow gold, ring size - M.Hallmarked Birmingham 1924 £200-300

88Gold flat link bracelet, to a concealed claspwith safety chain, 9ctProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £400-600



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89A pair of Art Deco Sapphire and diamond clips,set with calibre cut sapphire, oval; cut sapphiresand encrusted with old and single cut diamonds,Circa 1930’s. no clip fitting they have beenconverted to be used as sections of a necklace.


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92Russian gold cigarette case with marks forAlexander Tillander, and Karl Gan, writtenin Cyrillic, engraved with sunburst designand set with cabochon sapphire thumbpieceRussian purity marks for 14ct gold, overlaidwith armorial crest for the Folsach family ofDenmark, later engraved in interior date25-05-66, relating to the vendors date ofmarriage. 9.3 x 6 x 1.6cm £1500-2500

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93Pearl choker necklace with eleven strandsof freshwater pearls, and two gold bars setwith seed pearls and a gold clasp. Length40cm £300-500

94Three fine gold chains, one with bowpendant and ten safety chains, gold silverand gilt metalProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £70-100



901940’s rose and yellow gold open linkbracelet marked 750, tested as 18ct, length18cm £700-1000

91Diamond and sapphire ring, set with centralsapphire of 0.85 carats, and two diamonds,total diamond weight 0.50 carat, setplatinum, 1920’s-1930’s £300-500

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95Cartier 18ct gold cigarette case, with fluted sunburst decoration, each pushbutton set with cabochon cut rubies. Hallmarked 1953 and Makers mark JC,Cartier London. Boxed. £4000-6000

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96Early 20th century five stone diamond ring, set with old cutdiamonds in a carved gold setting tested as 18ct estimated totaldiamond weight 1.00 carat, ring size - N £400-600

97Contemporary moonstone set gold ring, in 9ct yellow gold, ring sizeO £150-250

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98Moonstone set grape form earrings, with oval cabochon cut stonesin 14ct yellow gold £150-250

99An Edwardian amethyst and gold hinged bangle set with three ovalcut amethyst mounted in 9ct gold. £150-250

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100Antique blue enamel and pearl gold linkbracelet, set with eight blue guillocheenamel oval sections and a 6.5mm pearl tothe centre. Mounted in 18ct gold. length17.4cm £1800-2200

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101Single stone diamond ring, round brilliantcut diamond weighing approximately 0.80carats within a white gold rub-over settingmounted in 18ct gold. £400-600

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102Mid 20th C gold and diamond set necklace,75.8 gram, 18ct £1000-1500

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103Large diamond ring, set with a round brilliant cut diamond weighing approximately 4.60ctswith a surround of marquise and pear shape diamonds mounted in white metal, tested asplatinum. Total diamond surround estimated weight 2.80cts, ring size - N £30000-40000

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104Early 20th C Diamond line ring, set with oldcut stones, marked 18ct, total diamondweight estimated at 0.50 carat £200-300

105Gold wedding band 22ct, and single stonediamond ring 18ct and platinum £100-150

106Christian Bauer 18ct rose gold andplatinum wedding band in blue presentationbox £150-250

107Multi gem set chandelier earrings, withgarnet, tourmaline, citrine amethyst andperidot, in 18ct gold £250-350

108Ruby and diamond ring, old cut diamond tothe centre weighing 0.10 carats within asurround of calibre cut rubies, set in 18ctgold. £300-400

109Sapphire and diamond tassel brooch, in afan style motif suspending a series oftassels. Egyptian 18ct Circa 1940’s £300-500

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110Boodles ruby and diamond seven stonering, with three round brilliant diamondsand four round rubies. Mounted in 18ctyellow gold. Signed Boodles. £400-600

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111Victorian jet locket and a pair of emeraldand gold drop earrings in 9ct gold. £100-150

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112Princess cut diamond ring, the principlestone of 3.50 carats, with tapering, baguette,diamond set shoulders, in an 18ct whitegold mount. Ring size - M £8000-12000

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113Gold pendant pave set with diamonds,estimated total diamond weight, 0.25 carat,on gold flat link chain, 9ct £100-150

114J W Benson 9ct gold lady’s wrist watch, 9ctgold gentleman’s wedding band, and silverplated cutlery, etc. £80-120

115Two gold pendants, a quarter Krugerrand1985 in a gold pendant mount on a box link18ct gold chain and a Bank of Switzerlandtag, 999.9, 5 grams, on a 9ct gold chain

£300-500

116High carat gold, two bangles and a broochwith chased decoration, tested as 22ct.

£500-800

117Two diamond stud earrings in rub oversetting, total diamond weight estimated at0.50 carat, in 18ct gold, not an exact pair, apair of white gold and pearl earrings and apearl pendant. £200-300

118Black onyx and diamond earring andpendant set in 9ct gold. £100-150

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119Georgian blue enamel and paste clusterbrooch, closed back setting, unmarked,testing as 15ct gold £80-120

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120Diamond and gold plaque brooch, set witha diamond set star of old cut stones to thecentre. £100-200

121Edwardian sapphire diamond and pearl setbar brooch in 15ct white gold, boxed byVickery Regent street, and a graduatedcultured pearl necklace, 46cm, gold signetring, ring size - H and wedding band, ringsize - P £180-220

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122Victorian gold hinged bangle set withperidot and seed pearl, 9ctProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £100-150

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123Green tourmaline set ring the scissor cutstone of 6.2 carats set in 18ct hallmarkedgold, ring size - P.1/2 £650-750

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124Pair of antique diamond set earrings, rosecut diamonds in floral mounts, foiled backsetting, total diamond weight estimated at0.95 carat £500-800

125Victorian style amethyst and seed pearl ringin carved mount, 9ct, ring size - O.5

£120-160

126

126Emerald and diamond ring, set with a pearshape emerald of good colour, weighing3.12 carats with a pave set diamondsurround and shoulders mounted in 18ctwhite gold. estimated total diamond weight0.45 carats £4000-5000

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127Large aquamarine and diamond Art Decostyle dress ring, in millegrain setting, ovalcut stone to the centre within a border ofround brilliant cut diamonds and twobaguette cut diamonds mounted in 18ctwhite gold. £4000-5000

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128Carved coral brooch in the form of aBacchus mask, with fruiting vine and roseborder, in gold frame, French marks, 4cm

£100-150

129

129Persian gold medallion, fine gold in goldmount tested as 9ct with gilt metal chain


130Victorian barrel form pendant, two colourgold raised leaf decoration and set withsmall gems, modern sapphire, ruby, andmulti gem pendants, and two gem set rings

£150-250

131Gold plated orchid brooch, 4cm £30-50

132Turquoise and seed pearl dome pendant oncurb chain and a pair of turquoise setearrings, unmarked yellow metal £100-150

133Gold Albert chain, fancy link with T bar andclasp, 9ct, length 78cm and a fob set withcarnelian and bloodstone £200-300



134

134Set of coral and gold shirt studs, in leatherpresentation box, given to the winner of theMersey & Irwell Regatta in 1875 £70-100

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135

135Moonstone set gold necklace, with around250 oval cabochon cut stones, set in 18ctgold, length 42cm £800-1200

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136

136Cornflower blue Ceylon sapphire anddiamond set ring, the oval cut stonebordered by four diamonds, unmarkedtested as 18ct gold, ring size L 1/2 £400-600

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137

137Victorian seed pearl and opaline glassbrooch, an intaglio cut signet ring, an opalset ring, red stone swivel fob, all gold oryellow metal and a silver set agate brooch


138

138Pink tourmaline and diamond ring, thecentral vibrant pink stone of 4.60 carats,within a border of baguette and brilliant cutdiamonds, set in platinum £1000-1500

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139

13919th C memorial pendant brooch withlocket centre, both sides containing anarrangement of hair with seed pearl and giltthread, in yellow metal tested as 15ct,another gold plated locket, garnet broochand earrings in silver gilt setting and otheritems £100-150

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140A pair of bug earrings each set with a rubyand emerald body, and diamond set wingsmounted in 14ct yellow gold. Length 2cm

£150-250

141Synthetic ruby and diamond ring in 18ctgold, diamond weight 0.25cts and a fivestone channel set diamond band ring in 18ctwhite and yellow gold £200-300

142Five pairs of stud earrings, small diamond,coral, opal, openwork drop earrings andhoops, stamped 9ct and 750 for 18ct andtwo gold rings set with sapphire and cubiczirconia £200-300

143Six fine gold chains, and an Accurist goldwatch on bracelet strap, all 9ct £120-160

144

144Contemporary sapphire and diamond ring,with central oval sapphire, estimated at 1.00carat and two diamonds, total weight 0.50carat, set in 18ct yellow gold £500-800

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145

145Platinum and diamond ring with centralbrilliant cut oval stone in a rub over setting,within a border of 12 diamonds, totaldiamond weight estimated at 1.50 carats


146Garnet ring with central cabochon stonewithin a border of faceted stones and achannel set ruby and diamond half eternityring, both 9ct £150-250



147

147Morganite and diamond dress ring, a pearshape morganite weighing 2.15cts with apave set diamond surround. Mounted in18ct rose gold. £1200-1500

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148Four stone diamond ring, set with old cutdiamonds in a rub-over setting mounted in18ct yellow gold, estimated total diamondweight 0.60 carats, ring size - L.5 £100-200

149

149Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, oval cutsapphire to the centre with a surround ofdiamond mounted in 18ct yellow gold, ringsize - I £150-250

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150Large fancy cut quartz ring, an oval cutquartz ring, both 9cts, and a Vendome ringwith smoky quartzProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £80-120

151Sapphire set necklace, with collet set ovalstones, joined by double bar links, 41sapphires, length 50cm, mounted in 14ctgold £350-450

152Early 20th C jade handled magnifying glasswith Chinese bat motif, 14cm, boxed £50-80

153Victorian gold bracelet, the heart formclasp set with turquoise, a swallow stick pinwith seed pearl, gold charms and a locketback broochProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £150-250

154Gold band ring with diamond set channelsby Charles Green & Co, 18ct goldProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £150-250

155A pair of antique diamond set dropearrings, set with old mine cut diamondsmounted in silver and gold. Estimated totaldiamond weight 2.00cts Danish C 1880Length 3.7cm £700-1000

156Victorian diamond brooch, set with rose cutdiamonds and blue paste to the centre,silver and gold mounted. £150-250

157

157Jade and diamond set bracelet the greenjade discs of good colour each carved with asymbol, linked by abstract designs in whitegold and set with baguette and rounddiamonds in 18ct goldProvenance: a gift to the vendor by animportant Jade collector in 1969


158

158An Edwardian single stone diamond ring,old mine cushion cut diamond estimatedweight 2.30 carats, in an eight claw settingmounted in platinum. £3000-5000

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159Antique platinum and seed pearl chainnecklace and a Edwardian button pearl andgold stick pin with metal slider £200-300

160

160Pink tourmaline and diamond ring the ovalfaceted stone of 3.10 carats, 18ct £500-800

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161Group of gold jewellery including heartform and oval lockets, shield and heart formsignet rings, a cameo ring, another withsingle emerald and a belcher chain, all 9ct

£200-300

162Four wedding bands and two signet rings,all 9ct £150-250

163Gold wedding ring, 22ct £100-150

164Five gem set pendants, garnet cluster twoopal and a star pendant with opal and ruby,and small sapphire on chain, gold or yellowmetal £80-120

165Collection of gold and pearl earrings,including a pair of pearl half hoop earringsin 14ct gold, 9ct gold hoops, two pairs ofpearl studs in 9ct gold and one other pair.

£100-200

166Aquamarine and purplish red garnet dropearrings, in 14ct gold £200-300

167Gem set necklace with oval and roundcollet set stones, peridot, garnet, citrine,and topaz, 52cm, in 14ct gold £300-500



168

168Antique gold collar necklace, flat link in 15ct gold. Circa 1880. Length 42cm £3500-4500

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169

169Ruby diamond and gold tassel brooch, setwith round brilliant cut diamonds in a loopwith gold wire work to the centre andsuspending gold links each with an oval cutruby to the bottom. Mounted in 18ct yellowgold. £2500-3500

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174Six gold rings including gentleman’sdiamond set ring, another with onyx twosignet rings a band ring and a ring mount

£150-250

175

175Gold bracelet of ribbed curb links withhangers, 1901 Victoria gold sovereign, twoothers set with gems and another withfoiled glass, stamped on clasp 18ct £600-800

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176

176Five stone diamond ring, set withgraduating old cut diamonds in a rub-oversetting mounted in white metal tested asplatinum estimated total diamond weight2.00 carats £600-800

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177

177Two stone diamond ring, round brilliant cutdiamond weighing approximately 1.35 caratand 1.28 carat in a claw setting mounted in18ct white gold. £5000-7000

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170Pair of Victorian gold and diamondearrings, each oval gold stud set with a rosecut diamond to the centre with a star motif.length 2.3 x 1.8cm £100-200

171

171Fire opal and diamond, the central stone of1.65 carat, within a band of brilliant cutdiamonds, diamond weight estimated at0.50 carat, in 18ct white and yellow gold,hallmarked London 1987. Ring size - L


172Gold bow brooch set with small sapphires,7.7 grams 15ct £100-150

173Gold charm bracelet with fourteen charms,including plique-a jour enamel clover,Noah’s ark and Spanish guitar on chair

£400-600

178

178Cameo set plaque ring the corners set withrose cut diamonds, in unmarked gold. Ringsize - M £80-120

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179

179Tanzanite and diamond cluster ring, ovalshape tanzanite weighing 2.90 carats withina border of round brilliant cut diamondsand diamond set shoulders mounted in 18ctwhite gold, total diamond weight estimated0.85 carats £3000-4000

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180Diamond set cocktail watch on braceletstrap, each link set with four brilliant cutdiamonds, set in unmarked white metal, asilver paste set flower brooch, and costumestrawberry brooch £300-500

181

181Kutchinsky London, a fine vintage humming bird brooch, set with diamonds, carved motherof pearl body, an emerald set eye and coral wings, estimated total diamond weight 4.10carat, set in 18ct gold, signed and with makers monogram, London 1970, 7.5 x 7.3cm


182Contemporary white gold ring set with heart form blue topaz, in heavy D section mount,18ct £200-300



183

183Gold brooch with very large step cutamethyst, amethyst 34 x 25 x 22mm, 123.00carat, and three half pearls, in piercedhandmade setting, unmarked testing as 14ctgold £300-500

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184

184Gold pendant with brooch attachment andsimilar ring, with large amethysts of verygood colour, in pierced handmade mount,testing as 14ct gold £400-600

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185

185Large amethyst set ring, with faceted ovalcut stone of 12.30 carats in unmarkedyellow metal, testing as 14ct £200-300

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186

186Italian gold band dress ring with five openrows mounted in 18ct gold, ring size - M.


187

187Pearl and diamond set floral spray broochwith four baroque pearl ‘fruits’ each insetwith a diamond, leaves with a line of rosecut diamonds, two colour gold, pin andbarrel clasp, 6cm unmarked, in Dibdin &Co Sloane Street box accompanied by alaboratory report, stating two pearls asnatural saltwater pearls, two untested


188Multi gem set bracelet set with topazgarnet, peridot, amethyst and citrine, 9ctgold £120-160

189Contemporary diamond ring, pave set withprincess cut diamonds, estimated totaldiamond weight 0.66 carat, in 18ct whitegold £300-500

190

190Modern diamond set ring, trilliant cutdiamond, bordered by baguette and brilliantcuts and diamond set shoulders, totaldiamond weight, 0.75 carats, set in platinum


191Diamond set cluster ring, in 18ct yellowgold mount, estimated diamond weight,0.50 carat £150-250

192

192Vintage opal and diamond gold ring, setwith a cabochon cut opal within a texturedgold surround set with six diamondsmounted in 14ct gold. Opal weighingapproximately 4 carats, and an opal setpendant £300-500

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193Two platinum wedding rings, width 3mmand 4mm, gross weight 8.2 grams £180-220

194

194Edwardian style peridot and pearl setpendant brooch, 9ct gold, 5cm £100-150

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195Gem set drop earrings with collet set stones,garnet, moonstone, amethyst peridot andcitrine in 14ct, gold £250-350

196Antique gold and pearl crown brooch, withsingle cut diamonds set to the front.Mounted in yellow gold. £300-400

197An enamel decorated pendant withdiamond set butterfly, unmarked, threeVictorian heart lockets, two gold chains anda single diamond pendant on chainProvenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £150-250

198

198A pair of Victorian diamond settortoiseshell hair combs. £3000-4000

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199

199A pair of antique style diamond dropearrings, set with round brilliant cutdiamonds in open work setting mounted insilver and gold. Length 5cm £3000-5000

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200

200Single stone diamond ring, round brilliantcut diamond weighing an estimated 3.01carat in a six claw white gold setting to atapered 18ct yellow gold band. Diamondestimated colour grade L/M Clarity SI2


201Georgian mourning ring, the centre sectioncontaining hair within a jet border.Mounted in gold. Inscription to the backdated 1814. £150-250

202A pair of 18ct gold cufflinks, textured goldto the centre within a border of white gold.

£100-200

203Sapphire and diamond ring with step cutsapphires and brilliant cut diamonds in 18ctgold £100-150

204Four gold rings, two illusion set diamondrings 18ct and platinum, a garnet set ring9ct and another with paste unmarked

£120-160

205

205Vintage amethyst and diamond goldbrooch, oval cut amethyst weighingapproximately 28.50 carats. Mounted in18ct gold. £500-800

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206Multi gem set drop earrings with a clusterof stones, orange garnet, peridot amethyst,tourmaline and citrine in 14ct gold, 4cm

£150-250

207

207Victorian gold and diamond ring, set withan old cut diamond of 0.30 carats in anopenwork setting. Chester hallmark 18ctgold, 1896 £200-300

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208

208Edwardian style diamond ring with centraldiamond of 0.65 carat and diamond setheart form leaves, set in platinum and 18ctgold £300-500

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209An Emerald and diamond clover leaf ring inwhite gold, ring size - U 1/2 and a diamondset band ring, ring size - P 1/2, 9ct, boxed

£100-150

210Nine white gold chains. including a curb,figaro and belcher links chains. 9ct, grossweight 15 grams Retired Jewellers stock, allnew items £160-180

211Large collection of white and yellow goldwedding rings, plain and various patternsRetired Jewellers stock, all new items

£2500-3500

212Collection of 9ct gold hoop earrings,including white and yellow gold largeearrings. Gross weight 20 grams RetiredJewellers stock, all new items £220-280

213Collection of 18ct gold wedding rings, plain,textured and patterned finishes, white andyellow gold bands. Gross weight 43.6 gramsRetired Jewellers stock, all new items

£1000-1200

214Collection of 9ct gold bracelets, includingcurb links, Identity, and fancy link bracelets,and two with heart clasps, gross weight 82grams Retired Jewellers stock, all new items

£900-1100

215Collection of 9ct pendant including crosses,pendants and St Christopher medalsRetired Jewellers stock, all new items

£600-800

216Collection of 9ct gold earrings andpendants, all set with cubic zironia. Grossweight 12.6 grams Retired Jewellers stock,all new items £100-150

217Gold earring and pendant sets, including9ct gold button style earrings and pendantwith white gold detail, a pair of enamel andcubic zirconia stud earrings with matchingpendant and another pair of cubic zirconiaand 9ct gold earrings. £300-400

218Collection of gold charms 70 charmsincluding, giraffe, car, phone, bridge, keys,crown, bird cage, dice, hand bag and more.All 9ct gold, 121 grams £1300-1500

219Three white gold bracelets including twofancy links and a figaro style link bracelet,9ct gold, 16.9 grams £180-220

220Four white gold bangles, hinged and fixedstyles, 9ct, Gross weight 15 grams £180-220

221Two palladium wedding rings, 6mm, ringsize - V and 4mm, ring size - N, 8.5 grams

£70-100



222Diamond cluster ring, set with roundbrilliant cut diamonds in three tiers withintextured gold shoulders, mounted in 18ctyellow gold, estimated total diamond weight2.00 carats, ring size - N £250-350

223Collection of gold hoop earrings in whiteand yellow gold. all 9ct 7.6 grams The stockof a retired jeweller, all items unused

£80-120

224Eight 9ct gold bangles, including torque,fixed, hinged and expanding style bangles.30 grams £320-380

225Collection of gold rings, including weddingrings and signet rings all 9ct gold. Grossweight 46 grams £500-800

226Collection of gold bracelets, fancy link andcurb chains, 63 grams £700-1000

227Collection of 18ct gold chains, includingwhite and yellow gold chains, 45 grams

£1000-1500

228Collection of gold earrings, including whiteand yellow gold hoop earrings, 24 grams all9ct gold £260-280

229Collection of 9ct yellow and rose goldchains 20 grams £220-280

230

230An amethyst and diamond set gold ring withlarge amethyst of good colour on a coiledrope mount, the shoulders set with sixdiamonds, amethyst weight 24. 50 carat,total diamond weight 0.42 carats. 18ct goldBirmingham 1994Provenance: Collection of actresses Janeand Abigail Mckern £400-600

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231Fancy link gold with a gold t bar, a goldingot and a open curb link bracelet all 9ct.

£300-500

232Diamond set plaque ring pave set with 24diamonds, total diamond weight estimatedat 0.50 carat, 18ct gold mount £180-220

233Three loose cabochon cut opal stones, eachmeasuring 6 x 4, 8 x 6 and 10 x 8mm

£100-150

234Gold charm bracelet with fourteen charms,including plique-a jour enamel clover,Noah’s ark and Spanish guitar on chair,mainly 9ct gold £350-500

235Four pairs of gold earrings and one oddearrings all 9ct gold. £40-60

236Victorian gold locket both sides with chaseddecoration, of leaves and flowers, on adouble link Victorian chain £200-300

237

237Single strand Edwardian pearl of naturalsaltwater pearls, on a diamond set clasp,pearls 2.1-5.5mm, necklace length 53cms.With report from the GemmologicalCertification Services, stating the pearls tobe natural, saltwater with no indications oftreatment £1000-1500

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238

238Victorian five stone diamond ring, set withold cushion cut stones, the central stone of1.10 carat, two stones of 0.50 carat and twoof 0.20 carat, in carved setting tested as 18ctgold £1500-2500

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239An antique gold bracelet with a 13 charms,mixture of antique and modern 9ct goldcharms including gold fobs, Ladybird, largedog, whistle and Holy Bible and one platedpadlock charm £400-600

240

240Jade set plaque ring and earring set, thecabochon stones in geometric openworkframe, 18ct gold £200-300

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241Collection of jewellery including a Victoriangarnet brooch, pearl and 14ct gold ring, 9ctgold signet ring, 9ct gold Russian weddingring, three ladies dress watches, platedbangle, two silver brooches one by DavidAndersen, synthetic emerald and sapphirefull eternity rings in silver, sapphire anddiamond earrings and other brooches andearrings £100-200

242Late Victorian turquoise and diamond ring,set with three cabochon cut turquoisestones and four old cut diamonds mountedin 18ct yellow gold, ring size - L £100-200

243

243Ruby and diamond cluster ring, oval cutruby to the centre weighing 3 carats with asurround of baguette and round brilliant cutdiamonds mounted in 18ct white gold.Estimated total diamond weight 0.80 carats


244An Edwardian Moonstone fringe necklace,set with graduating cabochon cutmoonstones on a gold link chain, tested as15ct gold. £200-300



245Collection of gold and silver jewellery,including gold naval brooch, silver pastecrown brooch, 18ct yellow gold bar brooch,9ct gold shirt studs, 9ct gold cross andchain, silver cairngorm brooch, gold platedchain and fob and a cameo brooch £100-150

246Three bangles, a two colour gold bangle setwith small diamonds, a plain gold curvebangle, and a silver bangle with gold platedbutterflies £200-300

247Heart form pendant and earrings, set withblue topaz, pendant stone estimated at 4.0carat, on 50cm snake chain, earrings 3.5cm,in 14ct gold £200-300

248

248Tanzanite and diamond dress ring, set withan oval cut tanzanite weighing 2.47 caratsbordered by floral diamond set shouldersmounted in 18ct white gold. £2000-3000

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249Four gold and gem set charms/pendants, in9 and 14ct gold and a Scottie dog 9ct goldbar brooch £100-150

250Blue topaz and diamond ring, the step cuttopaz estimated at 8.50 carats, in millegrainsetting with ten diamonds, and diamond setshoulders, 18ct, ring size - O £550-650

251Platinum necklace set with pearls of varyingsize, 3-8mm, necklace length, 122cm

£200-300

252Blue topaz line bracelet set with oval cutstones, joined by square links, 9ct gold

£100-150

253

253Art Deco style sapphire and diamond ring,round brilliant cut diamond weighing 0.55carats within a calibre cut sapphiresurround and a further border of diamondsand diamond set shoulders mounted in 18ctwhite gold. £1200-1500

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254Blue topaz and diamond heart ring withopenwork shoulders in white and yellowgold, ring size - S £350-450

255

255Noughts and crosses style gold bracelet,with plain and reeded finish, marked 750for 18ct gold £500-800

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256Two colour gold necklace, graduated designwith chevron links marked 750, for 18ctgold, 42cms £400-600

257Rope twist gold bracelet, marked 750 for18ct, length 20cm £300-500

258Fancy link long gold chain with squaresection marked 9ct, 80cm £300-500

259A pair of diamond hoop earrings, set withround brilliant cut diamonds to each side,hinged, mounted in 18ct white gold. Length2.5cm. Estimated total diamond weight 1.00carat £250-350

260

260An antique emerald and diamond bowbrooch, set with round cut emeralds androse cut diamonds with a pearl and oldmine cut diamond to the centre suspendingmulti gold and seed pearl tassels. Mountedin silver and gold, length 5.8cm x height5.4cm £600-800

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261Four gold rings, including a smoky quartdress ring, two gold band rings and aillusion set diamond ring, all 9ct £140-180

262

262Sapphire and diamond dress ring, set withsix princess cut diamonds to the centre in achannel setting within a border of calibrecut sapphires in white gold setting mountedin yellow metal tested as 18ct. £1800-2200

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263Gold heart locket on box link chain, 18ct,Mappin Webb box £300-500

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264Gold charm bracelet, with numerouscharms many with a wedding theme,including church with enamelled bride andgroom figures, another entitled marriagevows, bells ribbons and rings, all 9ct gold

£500-800

265Pink sapphire dress ring, set with a step-cutpink sapphire weighing approximately 0.90carats in tension setting to a 18ct white goldband. £200-300



266Two pairs of gold hoop earrings, in yellowmetal tested as 22ct 11.6 grams £220-280

267Three colour 9ct gold necklace, round goldlocket with inscription dated 1915, a goldchain and a 14ct gold Griffon watch

£250-350

268Four gold gem set rings including opal,sapphire, emerald and cameo all 9ct gold,and four others paste glass/unmarked metal

£120-160

269Collection of gem set rings and pendants,including Cubic zirconia dress rings and across pendant, all 9ct gold. gross weight 27grams £250-350

270

270Necklace of South Sea pearls, includingtwelve golden pearls, the remainder white,off round sizes 10-11.5mm, to a gold ballclasp, necklace length 45cm, in fitted caseby Howards jewellers. £500-800

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271Gold bracelet, with bars and oval links, a tiepin and garnet and other earrings, 9ct

£100-150

272

272Mid 20th C diamond spray cocktail ring, setwith brilliant cut diamonds, total diamondweight estimated at 2.00 carats, in 18ct gold


273Large baroque form pearl and gem set ring,with diamond, sapphire, emerald and ruby,pearl 20 x 14mm, max, in 18ct gold £500-800

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274

2741940’s white and blue sapphire bracelet, setwith alternating white and blue roundsapphires in a central panel form to a fancygold link bracelet tested as 9ct. £300-500

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275A pair of diamond ear studs, each set with abrilliant cut diamond estimated at 0.50 caratin 18ct yellow gold rub over setting

£600-800

276Two single row cultured pearl necklaces,graduating pearls from 3 to 7mm on a silverclasp and another on a 9ct white gold clasp.

£80-120

277

277Pink sapphire and diamond dress ring,cushion cut pink sapphire weighing 2.92carats with a triple pave set diamondsurround and split diamond set shouldersmounted in 18ct white gold. total diamondweight 0.75 carat, with paperwork


278

278Pair of ruby and diamond cluster dropearrings, each earring comprising an ovalcut ruby weighing 1.04 carats each and ofBurmese origin with a round brilliant cutdiamond surround and diamond hoop tops,mounted in 18ct white gold. Length 3cm


279Single row of cultured pearls to a silverclasp £50-80

280

280Sapphire and diamond set necklace, setwith stones in a variety of cuts, old cutdiamond drop estimated at 0.50 carat, otherold cut and rose cut stones, faceted andcabochon sapphires, 26cm from back todrop £700-1000

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281

281Edwardian diamond and pearl brooch. theopenwork Art Nouveau setting with heartform leaves, set with a single pearl old cut,and rose cut diamonds within a border ofseed pearls, in white gold, with smallpendant ring on reverse, 2.6 x 5.3cm, cased


282Victorian gold brooch with rose cutdiamond and seed pearls, boxed, Victorianlocket back brooch, later brooch with pearlsand citrine and a pair of coral and pearlgold earrings £120-160

283An unusual opal, diamond and sapphiregold pendant set with a cabochon opalmeasuring approximately 10 x 12 x 6mmsurrounded by collet set rose cut diamondsand bordered by round faceted sapphires,gross weight 6.7 grams. Mounted in gold.

£600-800

284

284Edwardian style blue topaz and diamond setplaque ring in 18ct gold mount, ring size -O.1/2 £450-550

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285

285Edwardian diamond set pendant, in piercedmillegrain setting, unmarked white andyellow gold, length 6cm £300-500

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286

286Diamond set chandelier style pendant, setwith seven rose cut pear form diamonds, of5-5.5mm length within a border of rounddiamonds, closed back setting, fleur-de-lys,stamped 750, for 18ct gold on reverse,overall length, 9.8cm £2000-3000

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287Pair of diamond cluster stud earrings, setwith round brilliant cut diamonds in aninvisible and prong setting, mounted in 9ctwhite gold. Estimated total diamond weight1.00 carat £200-300

288Edwardian gold and gem set pendant and amid 20th C leaf brooch set with turquoisestones, stamped 9ct and a pair of 9ct threecolour gold drop earrings £70-100

289

289Pink topaz and diamond ring centre stone5.60 carats within a border of brilliant cutdiamonds, in white and yellow gold, 9ct,ring size - P £800-1200

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290Art Deco style ruby and diamond ring, inrectangular white gold setting, 9ct £150-250

291Collection of rings, single stone diamondring set in white gold, and an Illusion setdiamond ring, both 18ct, five coloured gemset dress rings and a diamond half eternityring, all 9ct and a gold wedding band, 22ct

£200-300

292

292White gold dress ring set with blue topazcitrine and amethyst and diamond set loops,9ct £180-220

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293Leopard brooch, enamelled black spots,stone set eye, and contrasting white goldcollar, pin marked ‘750’, for 18ct gold, 4cm

£180-220



294

294Gentleman’s signet ring, with heavy flutedbody, and set with banded agate intaglio cutwith monogram, 18ct £250-350

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295Emerald and diamond dress ring, set withthree step cut emeralds with a surround ofpave set diamonds and decorative openwork diamond shoulders mounted in 18ctgold. £1500-2000

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296Ruby and diamond set heart pendant, withalternating pave set stones, on gold chain


297Diamond set pendants, including fourdiamond set cross pendants, and an ovaltwo colour gold pendant, all in 9ct gold.Gross weight 5.8 grams £120-160

298A gold flat link chain, similar gold braceletand a bar link bracelet with heart clasp, all9ct gold £350-450

299Five gold gem set rings, including amethyst,emerald, opal and a cameo ring, all 9ct

£100-150

300Gold Albert chain with bar and fancy links,9ct, 24cm, and a costume jewellery brooch

£70-100

301Three gem set rings, sapphire and pearlcluster ring, ring size - S 1/2, sapphire anillusion set diamond ring, ring size - N andanother, ring size - N all 9ct £80-120

302Peridot and diamond set white gold ring, 9ct

£100-150

303

303Gold and sapphire ring, the central lightblue sapphire approximately 1.00 caratwithin a band of ten diamonds totaldiamond weight 0.50 carat, in 18ct whiteand yellow gold £250-350

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304

304Contemporary design diamond set ring withpatchwork finish, platinum and 18ct yellowgold, inset with diamond estimated at 0.20carat, German marks (handmade) £200-300

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305Diamond and sapphire set crescent brooch,in unmarked white and yellow metal

£300-500

306Gold and turquoise ring, unmarked, testedas 18ct. Ring size - N 1/2 £50-80

307Faceted opal and diamond ring, with centraloval opal estimated at approximately 1.00carat within a border of diamonds, whiteand yellow gold, 9ct (7) ring size - O

£400-600

308Edwardian rose gold Albert watch chain,9ct, 40cm £150-250

309Two gold chains, one yellow gold one rosegold, both 9ct, a silver garnet set brooch,and two costume brooches £50-80



310

310Ruby and diamond dress ring, set with asquare step cut diamond to the centreweighing approximately 0.68 carats, borderof calibre cut rubies in a cross design withpave set diamonds to the surround andshoulders. Mounted in platinum.


311Five stone ruby ring, in 9ct gold £80-120

312Jade cross pendant in 14ct gold. £50-80

313Two gold rings, diamond set ring inmillegrain setting 18ct, ring size - O.1/2 anda multi stone ‘LOVE’ ring, 9ct, ring size -L.1/2 £220-260

314Early 20th C three stone diamond ring, setwith old cut stones, centre stone 0.20 carat,in unmarked gold, testing as 18ct £150-250

315Edwardian style sapphire and diamond ring,in white and yellow gold, marked 750, for18ct gold £150-250

316Three rings, a three stone diamond ring, a1940’s sapphire and white zircon ring and a14ct gold wedding ring. £70-100

317Ruby and diamond ring, branch forms setwith rose cut diamonds and three rubies,14ct gold, ring size - P £550-650

318Three colour gold bracelet of articulatedlinks, with a safety chain, marked 9ct, length18cm £100-150

319Single stone diamond ring, round brilliantcut diamond weighing approximately 1.50carats, eight claw setting mounted in 18ctyellow gold. £1000-1500

320Early 20th C white and yellow gold watchAlbert chain, stamped 15ct £150-250

321Vintage diamond dress ring, the principleold cushion cut diamond weighingapproximately stone of 1.40 carats, with afancy diamond surround mounted in 14ctwhite gold. Ring size - M 1/2 £600-800

322Gold and pearl brooch, set with culturedpearls mounted in 14ct gold. £100-200

323Three stone diamond ring, an early roundbrilliant cut diamond to the centre weighingapproximately 1.00 carats, flanked by around brilliant cut diamond to each sideweighing 0.25 carats each, mounted in 18ctwhite gold, Ring size - L £600-800

324An early 20th century emerald and diamondcluster ring, step cut emerald to the centrewith a surround of old-cut diamonds.Mounted in 18ct white and yellow gold.Ring size - K £400-600

325Pearl and diamond dress ring, set with abaroque pearl to the centre and diamondset shoulders mounted in yellow metaltested as 18ct gold. Ring size N £100-200

326Diamond dress ring, the large diamondcluster set with round and baguette cutdiamonds with a central cluster of sevenround brilliant cut diamonds and a circularfan surround of twenty two baguette cutdiamonds and a further border of openlooped design set with round brilliant cutdiamonds. Mounted in 18ct white gold.Estimated total diamond weight 1.70 carats.Ring size L £800-1200



330Edwardian bracelet set with six amethyststones in silver gilt, and a necklace of bluelace and white agate £50-80

331Art Deco paste necklace with four sidedrope setting length 78cm £70-100

332

332Group of Victorian jewellery, a Vulcanitebangle the oval centre with floral motif,similar brooch, a carved jet pendant withcentral locket, two hand brooches and achain mail purse pendant £80-120

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333Glass flower and bead necklaces 1930-1950,(10) £50-80

334

334Collection of Art Deco costume jewelleryincluding modernist designs, Bakelite andearly plastics £80-120

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COSTUME JEWELLERY

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Abigail is an Olivier Award winning actress who has worked in theatreand television for over 30 years, Jane starred in many Australian filmsbefore appearing on the London stage. Their Collection of costumejewellery was inspired by the ‘Golden Age’ of Hollywood the 1930’s to1950’s, this is reflected in the collection which was started in the 1960’s,and features well known designers as well as pieces typical of the ArtDeco and post war periods.

THE COSTUME JEWELLERY COLLECTION OF ACTRESSES

JANE AND ABIGAIL MCKERN, WIFE AND DAUGHTER

OF RUMPOLE ACTOR LEO MCKERN

Lots 330-369

335

335Gem set necklace brooch and earrings Tibetor Indo China early to mid 20th C, whitemetal plaques set with hardstone andagates, earrings converted with later posts,necklace 16cm width, brooch 7cm £70-100

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336Jewellery box with Victorian silver namebrooch ‘Mary’ a paste set star, a handbrooch and similar clip, ‘SomebodysLuggage’ pendant with Victorian photos,Victorian and Edwardian Royalty brooches,miniature silver hand mirror and otheritems £80-120

337

337Miriam Haskell, large garland brooch withopaque pink and green glass, entwinedstems and faux pearls, signed, C 1940 aflower brooch with en tremblant patse setcentre, unmarked and a pink blushnecklace, clasp stamped, made in France


338Pink glass and gilt metal necklace, indistinctsignature on clasp, six other glass necklacesand a pink and white shell necklace, Decobrooch and buckle all 1930-1950 £50-80

339

339A group of novelty Scottie dog broochesincluding 1930’s woman with a dog, othersearly plastics, some hand painted (14)


340A group of vintage blue and turquoise glassnecklaces, one cylindrical with gilt metalmounts, another with foiled glass, similarearrings and brooch, some with stampedmarks £60-100

340AFrench chatelaine and chain mail purse, anArt Deco beaded bag with blue flowers,another similar and a cut steel decoratedmisers purse (4) £40-60

341

341Marcel Boucher late 1950’s leaf necklace ofarticulated plaques, signed and numbered,paste set bracelet stamped mark, Buchererpaste set watch ring and other items


342

342Collection of Art Deco costume jewelleryincluding paste set snake bangle, chromiumplated necklace a Lucite fish and othernovelty brooches and clips £100-150

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343An Art Deco paste set necklace, of largeblack glass beads with paste set mounts, onchain with engraved clasp, stamped made inFrance £70-100

344Collection of 19th C items including cutsteel shoe buckles, carved mother of pearlnecklace and clips and paste set items

£100-150

345Victorian and later jewellery includingitems of jet, black glass and cut steel

£80-120

346Collection of jewellery set with colouredpaste stones, including brooches, clips andnecklaces, and an opaque glass necklacewith enamelled floral setting £80-120

347

347An unusual pair of paste set clips, silverpaste set butterfly, a spider set with clearand coloured paste and two necklaces




348A group of mainly 1940’s costume jewellery,including a lapis style and paste necklace,three further necklaces, three brooches andfour rings £50-80

349Turquoise set butterfly brooch, twoenamelled butterfly brooches, similardragonfly, paste set butterfly and twoswallows (7) £50-80

350Green glass and paste set flapper girlnecklace, with large moulded glass beadpendant, the necklace of conical andfaceted glass discs, 1920’s, 135cm £70-100

351

351Four vintage Trifari brooches, paste set leaf,stamped sterling, a faux pearl set crown andtwo others, all with crown mark £70-100

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352Paste set necklace with provenance noteconcerning purchase on QE2, vintagecostume jewellery brooches, including apaste set plum, marked with crown andAustria, Mickey Mouse and others, fauxpearl earring and necklace (18) £60-80

353Four Venetian glass necklaces, red withaventurine stripe, green lattice decoration,and two others £50-80

354

354Miriam Haskell a faux pearl pendantnecklace in Art Nouveau style, the giltmetal pendant suspending three drops,signed on clasp, length with drop 40cm anda similar pair of Stanley Hagler faux pearland paste earrings, 7cm £100-150

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355A group of 1930’s costume jewelleryincluding a mother-of-pearl and pastenecklace, other glass and paste items £50-80

356Hattie Carnegie leopard brooch and agroup of 1960’s costume jewellery includinga pair of gem set coolie hat earrings,perspex rings and other items £60-80

357Lea Stein Paris, a fox brooch, sectionedmother of pearl look cellulose £50-80

358Lea Stein Paris, three cellulose cat brooches

£60-80

359Lea stein Paris, Poublot girl brooch,another in the form of a vintage car, and anarching cat £60-80

360Group of vintage costume jewelleryincluding green paste set bracelet, anecklace of blue glass in acorn setting andother items 1930’s to 1940’s £50-80

361

361An Art Deco necklace of emerald greenfaceted glass, with paste encrusted hoops,links and clasp, 60cm £100-150

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362A large Art Deco brooch of pink facetedglass sections and paste set star, 6cm dia, aMurano pink glass flower necklace, and anecklace of pink foiled Venetian glass beads

£100-150

363Two necklaces of faux pearl crystal andpaste one with bell form pendants, 44cm,faux pearl and paste brooch and two others,one Trifari large leaf and an insect brooch

£70-100

364Silver and white metal jewellery including acoral set ring, another with facetedamethyst, an envelope stamp case pendant,two Victorian bow brooches and somemodern silver £50-80



365

365Marcel Boucher a necklace with clear andred paste stones, a Boucher brooch, similarpair of sphinx earrings and an unsignednecklace with pleated conical forms £80-120

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366Two paste set bracelets, one kramer anothermarked DRGM, a mother of pearl andpaste necklace and matching earrings,1930’s-1940’s £70-100

367Marcel Boucher 1950’s sectional necklacewith two paste set flowers, matchingearrings, a Boucher dog brooch and pasteset ring brooch, unmarked spiral necklaceand flower brooch £80-120

368Costume jewellery, a large exotic birdbrooch, two others, necklace with faux pearland a sectional bracelet, all signed £60-80

369

369Fish scale and green paste necklace,bracelet with green paste clasp and a ramshead bangle, all signed £60-80

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370A selection of costume jewellery to includea double row cultured pearl necklace, coralnecklace and a 9 carat gold cameo brooch

£50-80

371Bead necklaces, including garnet, mossagate, chalcedony, and horn £60-80

372Two enamel butterfly brooches and othersilver brooches and a silver necklace £50-80

373

373A group of jewellery to include a cameobracelet, similar brooch, a silver pendant,Athena, and a Wedgwood Jasper warependant £60-80

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374

374Early 20th C Silver-Wedding Tiara andmatching corsage, myrtle blossom andleaves with small fruit, unmarked testing assilver. £150-250

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375Collection of Masonic Jewels, silver and giltmetal £20-40

376Group of silver items including an Albertchain with three medals one depicting afootballer, bangle with chased decorationsimilar locket, Victorian gilt metal chainand other items. £50-80

377Paste link bracelet, silver salt cellar, sterlingsilver compact and a pair of Georgian whitemetal sugar tongs £50-80



378Quantity of costume jewellery, silver andlapis brooch, filigree bracelet, two paste setwatches and a paste ring £40-60

379Links of London silver necklace with asilver heart pendant. £30-50

380Quantity of gold and silver jewellery,including three gold pendants and chains,9ct gold and onyx signet ring, silverbrooches and two ladies dress watches

£100-200

381Group of vintage costume jewelleryincluding 1960’s disc chandelier earrings,1950’s crystal cluster brooch, glass beadnecklaces, and some small items of silver

£40-60

382Silver pot with chased decorationBirmingham 1899, three cameo broochesand a bangle with engraved flowers £70-100

383Two silver charm bracelets and a texturedsilver bangle, and an unmarked white metalAmerican native Indian buckle £40-60

384Christian Dior necklace, silver rings, goldplated gem set brooch and various otheritems of costume jewellery. £40-60

385Three cultured pearl and pink quartznecklaces, each 82cm Christian Dior Bijouxnecklace and earrings, Ines de FressangeParis, bracelet and earrings, other items ofcostume jewellery £70-100

386Gold ring with synthetic colour changecorundum, testing as 14ct, and a collectionof costume jewellery, including silverpendants and earrings, mother of pearlbrooches, imitation pearl necklace. £70-100

387A group of costume jewellery including aLalique heart necklace, another byChristian Dior, amber pendant and earringsset in silver, a 1940’s paste set bracelet anda haematite heart necklace. £100-150

388Collection of costume jewellery and watchesincluding sapphire and cz earrings, andpendants, bead necklaces, brooches andother items £50-80

389Two interlinking cultured pearl necklaces,pearls pale pink tint, 7-7.5mm, eachnecklace 50cm, and a brooch,of shell andpearl with garnet £80-120

390Costume jewellery including sponge coraland freshwater pearl and haematitenecklaces, porcelain plaque brooch andgold filled pen, gold plated Indian necklacein red box, with a collection of dresswatches and pocket watch parts £30-50

391Small collection of costume jewelleryincluding three watches £50-100

39219th C hair bracelet with yellow metalenamelled clasp ,small 18ct gold weddingband, an enamelled bangle, Scottishhardstone brooch items of silver andcostume jewellery £100-150

393Three silver charm bracelets, variouscharms including coach and horses, shell,lobster cage and others enamelled withplace names £60-80

394A silver charm bracelet with some unusualcharms including rowing boat lighthouseand large horse, silver ingot pendant and achain. £60-100

395Twelve gem stone chip bracelets, includingamethyst, aquamarine and amazonite

£30-50

39619th C Paste set silver buckle brooch,amethyst and jet hearts and modernfreshwater pearls £50-80

397

397A collection of hatpins, silver and whitemetal, including six by Charles Horner andthree set with paste £100-150

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398

398Charles Horner, eight hatpins, variousdesigns one enamel, another with amethystpaste, and a thistle example £100-150

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399Collection of hatpins including, five byCharles Horner, two others in the form ofhats, paste set art Nouveau, Royal engineersand faux pearl, in a silver plated holder

£100-150

400A collection of assorted hatpins includingan unusual glass mask, another with carvedscene of horse and rider carved in motherof pearl, Art Nouveau silver, enamelexamples, teddy bear, cherub and others,approximately 20 £100-150

401A collection of silver and white metal hatpins, including four early 20th C by Pearceand Thomson, two whiplash designs, twowith thistle and a golf club, six othersenamel, chalcedony and mother of pearl(10) £100-150

402Large collection of assorted hat pinsincluding enamel, carved jet, venetianmillefiori, Satsuma, amber and others in asilver plate stand £120-160

403Group of modern silver jewellery, includingfour Harrods charms, picnic hamper,vintage delivery van, bag, and Harrodsshop. a shell form necklace, orchid andturtle brooches, Harrods enamel box, and asilver thimble, other items of costumejewellery £60-80

404Collection of silver ingot pendants mainlyLondon Hallmarks, 42 ozs, 300 grams

£400-600

405

405Amber bead necklace of large oval beads,mainly opaque with a few partiallytranslucent beads, largest bead 15 x 10mm,95cm length, 76.8 grams £500-800

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406Venetian bead necklace and a collection ofcostume jewellery, watches, and 1930’sRoyal commemorative medals £50-80



407An Edwardian jet necklace of faceted andoval form beads 140cm and two easternhardstone necklaces of coloured agates andquartz £50-80

408Opal doublet and gold plated bracelet,items of silver including a flat link braceletand rings, other items of costume jewellery

£50-80

409

409Victorian Jet necklace, two pendants and anivory handled sealPLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £40-60

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410A group of white metal jewellery mainlyIndian, and a silver plate fancy link belt

£50-80

411A quantity of cultured pearl and amethystset jewellery, including a silver pendant andwhite metal necklace (800 mark) £80-120

412Paste set clips, some silver, a collection ofwatch keys and two hat pins in Chinese boxwith hardstone mount £40-60

41319th C Jet, leather and thermoplasticphotograph snap cases, two withdaguerreotype images and another labelledGenuine union case Pecks patent 1854

£40-60

414

414Amber bead necklace formed of a strand of31 graduated oval beads, beads range in sizebetween 5.5mm long to 21mm long,necklace length 42cm. Gross weight 26grams £150-200

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415Two amber bead necklaces, including asingle row of graduating yellow butterscotchcolour amber beads measuring in lengthfrom 9mm to 25mm, necklace Length 42cmand a other transparent amber beadnecklace. £200-300

416Edwardian paste set silver pendant, aVictorian cameo brooch, carved with sceneof an artist painting, in gilt metal scrollmount, 7cm and a cubic zirconia ring in 9ctgold. £120-160

417An amber bead necklace and pendants,other gem pendants and costume jewellery

£50-80

418Loose beads, part necklace, mainly amber

£80-120

419A pair of amber drop earrings, on whitemetal mounts £30-50

420Two Jewellery reference books -ArtNouveau Jewellery by Vivienne Becker andThe Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor byJohn Culme and Nicolas Rayner £30-50

421Edwardian seed pearl set brooch and twocultured pearl necklaces one with pearl andgarnet set gold clasp, marked 9ct £50-80

422Rose quartz necklace of freshwater pearlnecklace and a agate ring £40-60

423Nephrite jade necklace,of green graduatedbeads to a navette form clasp, 43cm

£100-150

424Nephrite jade necklace, of dark greengraduated beads to a barrel clasp, mid 20thC, 41.5cm £70-100



WATCHES

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430

430International Watch Company gentleman’smilitary watch, steel case, black dial withwhite Arabic numerals, white outer minutedivisions with five minute markers andluminous baton quarters, polished pointedbaton hands with luminous inserts andcentre seconds, brushed and polished roundcase with screw down back, case backengraved. case back engraved 6B.346196/52. Manual wind movement. Circa 195036mm. £2000-3000

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431

431Breitling Navitmer stainless steelchronograph watch, circa 1967, black dialwith luminous baton hour markers, outer1/5th second and tachymetre scales, sunkensilvered subsidiary dials at 3, 6 and 9 forconstant seconds, 30 minute and 12 hourrecording, brushed and polished round casewith snap on back, bi-directional bezel withinner silvered slide scale, Breitling box andouter card, case, dial and movement signed,Ref:806 £1200-1600

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432Breitling colt II steel A74380 watch, hourlyapplied luminous Arabic numerals andhands, date aperture at 3, on a sports blackrubber strap. Ref A74380. Quartzmovement. £300-500

433

433Jaeger LeCoultre stainless steel watch,black dial with luminous Arabic numerals,white outer minute track with five minutemarkers, polished dagger hands withluminous inserts, subsidiary dial at 6.Manual wind movement, cal 463.No.268271, Circa 1940 31mm. £400-600

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434Garrard & Co gentleman’s gold wrist watchon detachable gold strap, 9ct £200-300

435

435Omega gentleman’s De Ville Automaticbracelet watch, champagne dial with dateaperture at 3, on an 9ct integral gold omegalink bracelet. £700-1000

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436

436Omega gentleman’s constellation perpetualcalendar watch, brushed gold on stainlesssteel, diamond textured dial with batonhour markers, bezel with Roman numeralsin black, numbered 580..., with original boxand papers. £600-900

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437Omega Speedmaster Professional MKII,with grey dial, three subsidiary dials,stainless steel case and bracelet, C 1970

£700-1000

438Omega steel watch Circa 1950’s,champagne colour dial with gold hourmakers and hands subsidiary dial at 6

£100-200

439Omega, lady’s gold wristwatch, champagnecolour dial, cushion shaped case with atigers eye winder, on a 9ct gold omegaintegral bracelet. Manual windingmovement. £200-300

440

440Omega gentleman’s Seamaster Aqua Terrastainless steel watch, silver dial with dateaperture. Quartz movement. With Box andpapers £1000-1500

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441Omega lady’s gold plated watch on a 18ctthree colour gold bracelet. £200-300



442Omega ladies 9ct gold bracelet watch,round dial with gold Arabic numerals andbatons, mechanical movement. £200-300

443Omega gentleman’s wrist watch withcalendar to a 9ct gold bracelet. Purchased in1973, movement No. 32640461 Original boxand papers £600-800

444Omega Seamaster Automatic stainless steelwristwatch with gilt arrow batons, on aexpandable bracelet £100-150

4450mega ‘De Ville, lady’s gold watch, withquartz movement watch on gold braceletstrap, 9ct £250-350

446Tudor Oyster steel wrist watch, round dialwith hour markers and Arabic numerals

£200-300

447

447Ladies Rolex Oyster Perpetual DateJust18ct gold bracelet watch, Circa 2000,champagne colour dial and romannumerals, date aperture at 3. Yellow GoldPresident bracelet. Automatic movement.Diameter 26mm. With papers. £3000-4000

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448Rolex Tudor 9ct gold wrist watch, Circa1960 silver textured dial with Arabicnumerals & dagger hands. Presentationalinscription to case back, on a brown strap.

£200-300

449Rolex Oyster Precision gentleman’s 9ct goldwristwatch, model 6426, with raised giltArabic numerals, manual wind, sweepingsecond hand, and leather strap in greenRolex case £500-800

450Lady’s Louis Vuitton Tambour chronographstainless steel watch, brown metallic dialwith silver numerals, date aperture at 4, ona brown Louis Vuitton strap. Quartzmovement. With box and papers. Circa2006. £300-500

451Jaeger Le Coultre gold lady’s watch, withRoman numerals, numbered on reverse, onexpanding gold plated strap £70-100

452Cartier must de silver gilt tank quartzwatch, Gucci watch, gold plated champagnedial with roman numerals on the bezel,ladies west end watch company and aClaude Valentini watch £80-120

453Tag Heuer Professional 200 meters stainlesssteel bracelet wrist watch, 2005 boxed withpapers. £280-300

454Longines 18ct gold watch, silver dial goldArabic numerals and a subsidiary dial at 6.gold plated pocket watch and a pulsar watch

£200-300

455Rolex, lady’s 9ct gold bracelet watch, rounddial, gold baton makers, dial signed RolexPrecision, Rolex button on a integral 9ctgold Rolex bracelet. £250-350

456

456Lady’s diamond set cocktail watch, watchcase platinum, strap, base metal £200-300

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457Lady’s 9ct gold dress watch on a black cordstrap, a lady’s silver bracelet watch and aGentleman’s steel Oriosa alarm watch

£40-60

458Rotary gold lady’s bracelet watch, 9ct gold,on textured bracelet, boxed £100-150

459Rotary gold bracelet watch, 9ct, boxed

£150-250

460Tissot lady’s gold watch with textured goldbracelet, 9ct, and Longines quartz goldplated watch £150-250

461Gentleman’s Helvetia 14ct gold dress watchand a ladies gold dress watch on a platedbracelet. £50-80

462

462Art Deco diamond and synthetic sapphire,cocktail watch, platinum with white gold,strap marked 9ct £600-800

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463Art Deco lady’s wrist watch, Seiko lady’swatch and another wristwatch £30-40

464Lady’s Edwardian 9ct gold watch, with a15ct gold with bracelet strap, boxed

£100-150

466Collection of watches including a 9ct goldBenson watch, J W Benson steel watch,lady’s Citizen Eco-drive watches £50-80

467Group of watches including an OmegaSeamaster, an Omega pocket watch, twoSeiko and one Bernex lady’s wristwatch

£50-80

468Three ladies watches, including an 18ct goldExactus watch with a plated bracelet,Citizen quartz watch and a Century watch

£70-100

470Three gentleman’s watches, Raymond Weiltango steel bracelet watch a gold platedRaymond Weil watch and a Henri Sandozsteel watch £50-80



471Zenith lady’s 18ct gold wristwatch on 9ctgold bracelet with a gold plated clasp, strap,watch case stamped 18ct, strap stamped 9ct,a gold plated, Timex watch, and silver pencil

£80-120

472Cyma lady’s gold bracelet watch,rectangular dial, textured 9ct gold integralbracelet, 9ct £300-500

473

473Wilter. London. An 18th century silver paircased pocket watch, the silver circular dialwith Arabic and Roman numerals, signedcentre panel, in a plain case and withrepouse decorated outer case. No. 3754.Circa 1960. £500-800

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474Half hunter 18ct gold pocket watchconverted to a watch, with blue enamelnumerals to outer case white enamel dial ona 9ct gold watch bracelet £500-600

475Full hunter 18ct gold Waltham pendantpocket watch, white dial with black Romannumerals. £350-450

476Full hunter pocket watch, in 18ct gold.Movement signed Adam Burdess £300-500

477Full hunter pocket watch by Waltham USA,9ct gold. Gross weight 94 grams £300-500

478Late 19th century 18ct gold open facedpocket watch, the reverse with floral andribbon engraving £300-500

479Gold open faced pocket watch, the casewith chased decoration, 18ct £300-500

480Military Luminous 8 day Mark V, WW1period Royal Flying Corps Mk.V. 8-dayaircraft cockpit watch. Circa 1910 by OctavaWatch Co £50-100

481Gold half hunter fob watch, enamel Romannumerals, with plated chain and 9ct gold Tbar £300-500

482Two silver open faced pocket watches

£60-80

483George IV silver pair cased verge pocketwatch by A. Cameron of Liverpool, no.6982, hallmarked Birmingham 1825

£100-150

484Waltham Full hunter 9ct gold pocket watch,white dial with Arabic Numerals andsubsidiary dial at 6. £200-400

485Open faced fob watch in 14ct gold. Whitedial with black Roman numerals andsubsidiary dial at 6. £100-200

486Open faced pocket watch, 9ct gold,Northern goldsmiths company Admiraltyand a ladies 9ct gold rotary watch, 1950’s -strap missing. £200-400

487Victorian silver half-hunter pocket watch,the white enamelled dial with Romannumerals and subsidiary seconds dial and anAmerican Sterling silver cased A. W. W. Co.pocket watch £80-120

488Gold fob watch, with a fitted wristwatchcase and a black silk strap, 14ct £130-150

489Silver open faced pocket watch and a goldplated Zaima lighter £40-60

490Gold cased pocket watch, the interiormarked 14ct and engraved W ClarkBrighton £150-250

491

491Lady’s French 18ct gold fob watch withenamel dial and subsidiary dial at 6, inengraved case, on a 9ct gold chain. £200-300

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492

492George III silver fusee pair cased pocketwatch by George Trotman London No 3155


493An antique 9ct gold Albert chain, each linkstamped 9ct £250-350

494An antique 10ct gold Albert chain, fancylinks stamped 10ct. £140-180

495Victorian ladies 9ct gold open faced pocketwatch converted to a wrist watch £150-250



COINS


496

496George III gold spade Guinea 1793


497George III gold sovereign 1820 £300-500

498George IV gold sovereign 1821 £300-500

499Victorian gold shield back sovereign 1844

£250-300


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£250-300

505Victorian gold sovereign 1872 £250-300


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£250-300



513Victorian gold shield back sovereign 1879 inpresentation case £250-300

514Collection of Modern proof sets to includesilver proof sets all in presentation cases

£100-200

515British Royal Mint Hong Kong $1,000 lunaryear coin for the year of the monkey, 1980,22ct gold, 16g, in fitted case £400-600

516Modern gold sovereign, 1979, in fitted case

£180-220

517A George V full sovereign dated 1912

£180-220

518Edward VII gold half sovereign dated 1909

£80-120

519Queen Victoria gold double sovereign 1887

£400-600

520Edward VII gold sovereign, 1909 £180-220

521George V gold sovereign 1918 £180-200

522Two George V gold half sovereigns, 1912,1926 £180-220

523British Linen Company, one guinea note: 1 June 1818, serial number 40/15822(cut) £30-50

524A collection of Royal Mint Proof Coins1985,1986,1987,1988 and 1989, all boxed

£50-70

525A collection of Royal Mint Proof Coins1990,1991,1992,1993,1994,1995 £60-80

526Gold sovereign 1967 £180-200

5279ct gold Masonic medal for The EtonLodge and three other medals £200-300



SILVER PLATE


528Collection of silver and silver plated casedflatware, silver mounted cut glass jug, looseplated flatware and other items £50-80

529Composite set of Fraget Met Polish silverplated flatware knives, forks and spoonsand white metal flatware for six placesettings, stamped with head £80-120

530Christofle ‘Cluny’ pattern set of silverplated cutlery for six, comprising, dinnerknives, dessert knives, dessert spoons,dessert forks, dinner forks, teaspoons, and asoup ladle, (all boxed) £80-120

531Silver plated travelling hip flask andsandwich box in fitted leather case, case13cm high £60-100

532Silver plated vegetable dish and cover, teacaddy, toast rack, sugar sifter and foldingvesta £50-80

533A Victorian lady’s travelling vanity case inleather with canvas protector. Mostaccoutrements missing, but includes 3 silverhallmarked glass topped bottles, 44cm wide.

£50-80

534Silver plated items including pair of bottlestands and fish servers £60-150

535Selection of silver plated wares to includeentree dish and cover, oval warming dishand cover, wine cooler, cruet sets and otheritems £60-100

5361930’s silver plated Dunhill ‘Unique’ pipelighter, Dunhill Patent 143752 cigarettelighter, another Dunhill lighter and a silvercigarette case, Birmingham, 1936 £80-120

537Two graduated silver plated chaffing dishesand covers on reeded supports, and a King’spattern ladle £40-60

538Collection of silver plated and other vestacases £80-120

539Early 20th century silver plated meat coverand stand, 55cm wide £100-200

540Two horn, white metal mounted and copperlined beakers, each approximately 13.5cmhigh £40-60

541Pair of silver plated candlesticks on elipticalbases, white metal salts, pepperettes, kettleon stand and other items £50-80

542Collection of Christofle to include a glassbutter dish with plated cover, jam jar andcover, a condiment pot and cover, a pair ofsalt and pepper shakers and a peacepaperweight £200-300

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542

SILVER


543Cased set of six silver seal top spoons,Sheffield 1922, makers Cooper Brothers &Sons Ltd, retailed by Weir & Sons, and apair of Bengal silver spoons, total weight124g/ 3.98ozt £40-60

544George III silver sifter spoon with laterbright cut and engraved decoration, maker’smark ‘WS’, London, 1796, two silver vaseswith loaded bases, and a silver platedTurkish long spoon £100-150

545George III silver teapot of oval section withbright cut decoration, by George Burrows I,London, 1796, gross weight 13.5oz, 419g

£120-180

546

546George III silver card tray with mouldedand engraved scrolling foliate decoration,by Elizabeth Jones, London, 1783, 15oz,466g £200-300

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547George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle,by Richard Crossley, London, 1812, 7oz,217g £70-100

548Pair of Edward VII silver inkwells of Bisleyshooting interest, the covers embossed withfigures, the dates 1300-1500 and 1860 andthe motto ‘Sit Perpetuum’, by Elkington &Co., Birmingham, 1906, and a pair ofspoons with similar decoration, 1910,spoons 8oz, 248g £120-180

549George III silver helmet shaped cream jugwith plain banded decoration, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1801, and a silver swing-handled sugar bowl on oval foot, 10oz, 311g

£100-150

550Victorian silver pepperette of bulbous lobedform with embossed scrolling decoration, byA & J Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1900, asalt and a mustard pot and cover, 5.5oz,171g £50-80

551William IV silver fiddle pattern sifter spoon,maker’s mark ‘WB’, London, 1831, anothersifter spoon, small collection of flatware anda sugar bowl, 19oz, 590g £200-300

552Nineteen William IV silver fiddle patternteaspoons, by George Turner, Exeter, 1831,and six other silver teaspoons, 18.5oz, 575g

£180-220

553Set of six George III silver military fiddleand thread pattern dessert spoons, byThomas Wilkes Barker, London, 1816, andsix non-matching dessert forks, 17oz, 528g

£180-220

554Pair of George IV silver military fiddle andthread pattern tablespoons, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1827, cased set of twelvesilver teaspoons and sugar tongs, and othersmall silver items, 18.5oz, 575g £200-300

555

555Large George III round silver tray byDaniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London,1788, reeded border, on four panel andscroll feet, engraved with a coat-of-arms forLeigh of Ridware, 133oz, 4136g, diameter54cm £1500-2500

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556Victorian silver four piece tea service withembossed floral and foliate decoration,comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jugand sugar bowl, by Sibray, Hall & Co. Ltd.,London and Sheffield, 1897-99, grossweight 61oz, 1897g, in fitted oak case


556

557

557Set of four George II silver salts withgadrooned rims, each on three mouldedshell shaped feet, by David Hennell I,London, 1756, 23oz, 716g £500-800

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558

558Set of four William IV silver salts withmoulded and pierced scrolling foliatedecoration, with blue glass liners, by HenryWilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1836 and fournon-matching Victorian silver flowershaped spoons, by Yapp & Woodward,Birmingham, 1846, 13.8oz, 430g £250-350

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559Set of four George III silver navette shapedtwin-handled salts on oval feet, probably byDigby Scott & Benjamin Smith I, London,1787, 18.9oz, 588g £250-350

560

560Victorian silver teapot heavily embossedwith flowers, foliage and scrollwork, on fourmoulded feet, by John Tapley, London,1850, gross weight 21.6oz, 674g £250-350

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561

561Victorian silver coffee pot with embosseddecoration on shaped gadrooned foot, byGoldsmiths Alliance Ltd., London, 1888,gross weight 27.2oz, 846g £300-500

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562George V silver mustard pot and cover withgadrooned rim on three lion mask and pawfeet, with blue glass liner, by Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1917, 9.8oz,306g £120-180

563Modern silver mounted blotter, maker’smark ‘WW’, London, 2004, small desk belland two napkin rings £40-60

564

564George III silver swing-handled cake orbread basket on oval foot, by WilliamPlummer, London, 1787, 28oz, 870g


565Modern blue leather and silver mountedstationery folder with embossed putti andscrolling decoration, by Douglas PellSilverware, London, 1990, 17cm x 27cm

£50-80

566William IV and later, mostly Victoriansilver fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising sixtable spoons, twelve dinner forks, elevendessert forks, twelve dessert spoons andtwelve teaspoons, various dates and marks,87oz, 2705g £800-1000

567Edward VII silver six division toast rackwith loop handle, on ball feet, by WilliamHutton & Sons Ltd., London, 1901, partdressing table set, cream jug, and otheritems including an Alpacca silver platedbeaker, weighable silver 12.5oz, 388g

£80-120

568

568Set of six Edward VII silver fruit knives andforks with foliate pistol handles, by Mappin& Webb, Sheffield, 1904, gross weightassuming handles are filled 16oz, 497g, infitted case £200-300

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569Pair of George V silver bon bon dishes withpierced decoration, by S. Blackensee &Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1920, two toastracks, two cigarette cases, cruet set, otheritems and a silver plated cigarette case,weighable silver, 27.5oz, 855g £250-350

570Edward VII silver twin-handled bowl withshaped rim on round foot, by Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1906, 9.2oz,286g £100-150

571George V silver teapot on round foot,maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1931,gross weight 13.1oz, 409g £120-180

572Modern silver mug with ‘S’-scroll handle, byAlexander Clark & Co. Ltd., Sheffield,1959, and a silver cup with loop handle,16.3oz, 509g £150-200

573Victorian silver sugar caster of octagonalsection, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester,1900, and a silver mounted and cut glasssugar caster, weighable silver 5.4oz, 168g

£60-100

574

574Victorian silver part canteen of fiddlepattern cutlery comprising eleven dinnerforks, eleven dessert forks, twelvetablespoons, eleven dessert spoons,fourteen teaspoons, soup ladle and sauceladle, most of the forks by George Angel,various dates and marks, 119oz, 3700g


575Pair of Victorian silver salts with scrollhandles, maker’s mark rubbed, London,1899, cased set of six silver coffee spoons,cruet items, sugar tongs and spoons etc.,weighable silver 11oz, 342g £80-120

576Victorian silver cream jug with engraveddecoration and moulded handle, by SamuelHayne & Dudley Cater, London, 1846, anda William IV silver mug, 9oz, 281g £80-120

577

577‘The Queen’s Beasts Spoons’, a collectionof ten modern silver beast topped teaspoonswith enamelled decoration, by Toye,Kenning & Spencer, London, 1977, grossweight 17oz, 528g, limited edition 211/2500,in fitted case £150-250

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578Silver mounted and amethyst glass claretjug, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,Chester, 1896, 24cm high, and a cut glassscent bottle and stopper with silver collar

£150-200



579Pair of Victorian silver Corinthian columncandlesticks with beaded decoration onsquare bases, by Charles Boyton II,London, 1899, 16cm high £80-120

580Victorian silver circular box, by H. Hayes,Birmingham, 1900, cigarette box, wallet,compact and vesta £100-150

581Edward VII silver novelty pepperette in theform of an acorn by Harry Emmanuel,Birmingham, 1902 and another in the formof a miniature flour castor, maker’s mark‘SB’, Birmingham, 1897, 0.28oz, 8.8g £40-60

582Victorian silver mounted cut glass dressingtable bottle, by George Brace, London,1892, 29cm high, pepperette, and otheritems, (5) £60-100

583George V silver cigarette box of waistedrectangular form on four shaped feet, by A& J Zimmerman Ltd., Birmingham, 1924,24cm wide £150-250

584

584Pair of George III silver candlesticks withbaluster stems on round feet, by MatthewBoulton, Birmingham, 1798, (loaded bases)


585George V silver twin-handled basket withpierced decoration on four lion’s paw feet,by Mappin & Webb, London, 1896, 11oz,342g £150-250

586George V silver goblet with hammereddecoration on round foot, by D & J Wellby,London, 1931, 7.1oz, 222g £80-100

587Pair of Edward VII silver candlesticks withoctagonal columns on round feet, by JamesDixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1908, (loadedbases) £60-100

588Modern silver circular dish, by WilliamComyns & Sons Ltd., London, 1981 andfour other small silver dishes, 15.5oz, 482g

£150-250

589Modern silver circular dish, Mappin &Webb, London, 1974, 15.4oz, 480g £150-250

590George III silver helmet shaped cream jugwith engraved decoration, on square base,by Stephen Adams I, London, 1801, 3.3oz,105g £50-80

591George IV silver fiddle pattern sifter spoon,by William Eaton, London, 1824, set of sixteaspoons, other flatware and a modernphotograph frame, weighable silver 15.5oz,482g £200-300

592Modern silver posy vase on round foot, byWilliam Comyns & Sons Ltd., London,1976, 3.9oz, 122g £50-80

593George VI silver three piece cruet set,comprising, salt, mustard pot and cover andpepperette, by Ernest W Haywood,Birmingham, 1947, 4.9oz, 152g £50-80

594

594George VI silver presentation salver withinscription and engraved signatures‘Presented to Commander N T PattersonOBE RINVR by the Captain SuperIntendentand the officers H M I DockyardBombay 19-XI-31 - 28-VI-47’, by JamesDixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1945, 20.5oz,637g £180-220

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595

595Pair of George III silver sugar casters ofbaluster form on square bases, maker’smark ‘IC’, London, 1809, 7.2oz, 226g


596Set of three George V silver bowls, each onthree shaped supports and round bases, byPage, Keen & Page, London, 1915/17, 29oz,916g £400-600

597

597Victorian silver deskstand with inkwell andtwo pen trays with gadrooned borders, onfour shaped feet, inscribed to the base ‘SirJames Drummond 1892’, by Charles StuartHarris, London, 1891, gross weight 16.5oz,513g £200-300

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598George VI silver desk stand with twoinkwells and pen tray on bun feet, by JohnCollard Vickery, Birmingham, 1942

£100-150



599George III silver dish with later embossedfoliate decoration, maker’s mark rubbed,London, 1783, 11.3oz, 351g £120-180

600George III silver twin-handled loving cupwith plain reeded decoration on round foot,by John King, London, 1770, 10oz, 312g

£100-150

601

601George III Irish silver swing-handled basketwith engraved decoration on oval foot, byMatthew West, Dublin, 1792, 7.2oz, 224g


602Edward VII silver tea caddy of oval sectionwith reeded decoration, by C. S. Harris &Sons Ltd., London, 1905, 9.3oz, 291g

£100-150

603Victorian silver chamberstick and snuffer,with scalloped bowl, by Charles Edwards,London, 1899, 6.7oz, 210g £100-150

604

604Pair of George III silver candelabra bases with ram’s head and swag decoration on trefoilbases and shaped feet, by John Cramer, London, 1811, (loaded bases), gross weight 82.5oz,2565g, and non-matching pair of three light candelabra with scrolling foliate decoration, byMatthew Boulton, Birmingham, 1794, 110oz, 3421g £3000-4000

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605Victorian silver and cut glass inkwell andcover with ribbed spiral decoration, by JohnGrinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1891, 11.5cmbase diameter £80-120

606George V silver card tray with shapedgadrooned rim on three ball and claw feet,by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd.,London, 1918, 7oz, 217g £80-120

607Victorian silver twin-spouted pourer onround foot, by Lambert & Co., London,1888, 5.6oz, 175g £60-100

608Victorian silver novelty cigarette and vestacase in the form of a piano, by HarrisonBrothers & Howson, London, 1887, 4.5oz,140g £200-300

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609Pair of George V silver sugar casters ofoctagonal section, by C W Fletcher & SonLtd., Sheffield, 1930, 3.8oz, 118g £50-80

608

610Victorian silver ivory handled brandywarmer and burner on stand, maker’s mark‘SB’, London, 1890/91, gross weight 3oz,93gPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping. £50-80

611George V silver table bell, maker’s markrubbed, 4.5oz, 142g £80-120

612Pair of George I silver trencher salts ofoctagonal section, maker’s mark rubbed,London, 1720, 4oz, 124g £200-300

613Pair of George II silver cauldron salts, eachon three hoof feet, maker’s mark rubbed,London, 1753, 2.8oz, 90g £60-100

614Pair of George V silver mustard pots andcovers of oval section, by Stokes & IrelandLtd., Chester, 1915, 5.7oz, 179g £80-120

615Victorian silver cigarette case with doublecatch and gilt interior, by GeorgeWilkinson, London, 1889, 6.4oz, 201g

£60-100

616Edward VII silver and tortoiseshellmounted dressing table box, the cover insetwith scrolling foliage and bow decoration,maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1909,gross weight 1.9oz, 59g £40-60

617Victorian silver handled ivory page turner,by William Comyns & Sons, London, 1889,42cm longPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping.

£60-100

618Set of six George V silver rat-tail patternteaspoons, by H Hunt, Sheffield, 1924, infitted case, other cased spoons, two punchladles, and loose flatware £60-100

619Modern silver photograph frame withembossed putti and scrolling decoration,maker’s mark ‘RH’, Birmingham, 1990,miniature Sterling silver funnel, white metalmount for a jar, white metal mounted bowland two silver plated bottle stoppers £50-80

620Pair of Victorian silver fish servers, byGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd.,Sheffield, 1900, gross weight assuminghandles are filled 11oz, 342g £120-180

621Edward VII silver four division toast rack ofarched form, by Harrison Brothers &Howson, Sheffield, 1906, and two silver jamspoons, 7oz, 217g £50-70

622Silver three piece engine turned and foliatedressing table set, comprising mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush, six silver handledshoe horns, four silver handled buttonhooks and other items £80-120

623George VI silver photograph frame ofrectangular form with pierced foliateborder, Birmingham, 1942, aperture 13cm x9cm and another smaller plated frame withcross tie ribbon borders, aperture 11cm x8cm £60-100

624George VI silver photograph frame ofrectangular form Birmingham, 1945, 25cm x19cm, and another modern of oval formwith beaded border, Sheffield, 18cm x 13cm

£80-120

625Modern silver photograph frame of circularform with ribbon mount, Birmingham, 8cmdiameter, another similar, three otherplated frames and other items £60-100

626George VI silver hip flask of curved formwith plain design, Birmingham, 1938, and asilver handled magnifying glass £100-150

627Modern Mappin & Webb silver bon bondish with pierced border, Sheffield, 1960,two silver napkin rings, selection of silvertopped glass bottles, a silver trinket box andsundry other items some plated £80-120

628Faux tortoiseshell and bi-metal card holder,silver and leather notebook, three silverthimbles, silver vesta case and other items

£50-70

629

629Victorian silver entree dish and cover withmoulded scroll, shell and floral decoration,by Edward, John & William Barnard,London, 1847, 70.5oz, 2192g £1000-1500

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630

630George V silver salver with mouldedscrolling rim on three scroll feet, by WilliamHutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1921, 41oz,1275g £450-550

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631

631Victorian silver salver with mouldedscrolling and floral decoration on fourshaped feet, by Daniel & Charles Houle,London, 1844, 20oz, 622g £200-300

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632

632George II silver card tray with mouldedshell border on three scroll feet, by JosephSanders, London, 1746, 7oz, 217g £150-250

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633Victorian silver card tray with moulded shelland scroll border on three ball and clawfeet, by Charles Boyton II, London, 1891,10.5oz, 326g £100-150

634George V silver card tray with gadroonedborder on three shaped feet, by HarrisonBrothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1916,11.5oz, 357g £120-180

635

635George II silver mug of baluster form with‘S’-scroll handle, by Richard Bayley,London, 1740, 16.5oz, 513g £250-350

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636

636George III silver coffee pot of baluster formwith embossed scrolling decoration onround foot, by Charles Watts, London,1818, gross weight 29oz, 901g £400-600

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637Victorian silver teapot of squat form withengraved decoration on round foot, byGeorge John Richards, London, 1846, grossweight 14.5oz, 450g £150-250

638Victorian silver teapot with beaded rim,gadrooned base and sphinx finial, byFrederick Elkington, Birmingham, 1881,gross weight 15.5oz, 482g £150-250

639Victorian silver hotwater jug with half-gadrooned body on round foot, by WilliamHutton & Sons, London, 1891, gross weight11.4oz, 355g £120-180

640Victorian silver teapot of oval section withhalf-gadrooned body, by Walter & JohnBarnard, London, 1885, gross weight18.6oz, 580g £180-220

641Set of six Victorian silver fiddle patterndessert spoons, by Chawner & Co., London,1855, 10oz, 311g £100-150

642Six George III and later silver fiddle patterntablespoons, various dates and marks and asilver fiddle pattern dessert fork, 17oz, 528g

£180-220

643Victorian silver cream jug with mouldedand engraved decoration, by WilliamHutton & Sons Ltd., London, 1899, 8.9oz,277g £80-120

644Set of three George III silver sauce ladleswith bright cut decoration and wavy rims, byThomas Chawner, London, 1774, 6oz, 186g

£80-120

645Set of six George III silver Old Englishpattern dinner forks, by William Eaton,London, 1818, 11.5oz, 357g £120-180

646Five Victorian silver fiddle pattern forks, byJohn James Whiting, London, 1840, 9oz,279g £100-150

647Four Victorian silver Old English patterndessert forks, by Charles Boyton I, London,1841, six other silver forks, 14.5oz, 450g,and three silver plated forks £150-250

648George V silver capstan inkwell, by Mappin& Webb, London, 1915 £50-80

649Victorian silver christening mug withembossed floral decoration on scroll feet,maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1850, 6.5oz,203g £60-100

650Pair of Victorian squat candlesticks in theform of urns on stands with moulded figuraldecoration and beaded borders, on square(loaded) bases, by Richard Hodd & Son,London, 1875 £60-100

651Victorian silver presentation cigarette box,of plain form, the inside cover engraved asfollows: ‘Presented by Captain GeorgeBurges-Short. To his brother officers of the3rd Battalion The Manchester Regiment1890’, by George Wilkinson & EdwardHollins, London, 1890, and two othersmaller cigarette boxes £100-150

652Pair of George III silver and mahoganywine bottle coasters with pierced and brightcut decoration, by Hester Bateman,London, 1786, 12cm diameter £150-250



653Small collection of George III and latersilver teaspoons and a small fruit knife,gross weight 12.5oz, 388g £120-180

654Pair of George VI silver dishes withengraved decoration on round feet, byHukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham, 1936,and another circular silver dish, 7.2oz, 224g

£80-120

655George III silver shell form caddy spoon,London, 1804, another similar and a fishshaped caddy spoon, 1.2oz, 37g £30-50

656George III silver cream jug with bright cutdecoration on oval foot, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1794, another George IIIcream jug, sauce boat and a mug, (4), 15oz,466g £150-250

657Pair of Victorian silver salts of octagonalsection with pierced decoration, each onfour scroll feet, by Hawkesworth, Eyre &Co., Sheffield, 1846, another pair of saltsand four mustard pots and covers, (8), 17oz,528g £180-220

658Victorian silver sugar bowl with halfgadrooned body, by James Wakely & FrankClark Wheeler, London, 1885, three smalltrophy cups, hip flask and other items

£100-150

659Pair of George V silver salad servers withplain banded decoration, by Lee & Wigfull,Sheffield, 1915, 6oz, 186g £60-100

660Modern silver mug with hammereddecoration and scroll and mask handle, byG Payne & Son, Birmingham, 1958 and twowhite metal spoons, 4.5oz, 139g £40-60

661

661Pair of George III silver oval twin-handleddishes with beaded decoration, by RobertHennell I, London, 1776, 33.5oz, 1041g


662Five William IV silver fiddle pattern dinnerforks, by Isaac Parkin, Exeter, 1831, 13.5oz,419g, and a silver plated fork £150-250

663Set of six Victorian silver fiddle patterndessert spoons, by Chawner & Co., London,1852, six fiddle pattern dessert forks,various dates and makers, 20oz, 622g

£200-300

664Six George III and later fiddle patterntablespoons, various dates and marks,14.5oz, 450g £150-250

665Modern silver ‘The Royal GeographicalSociety Silver Map’, by John Pinches Ltd.,London, 1978 £50-80

666George V silver twin-handled dish withpierced galleried rim on round foot, byMartin, Hall & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1912,15oz, 466g £150-200

667George V silver sugar caster of balusterform on four pad feet, by Mappin & Webb,Birmingham, 1910, silver cigarette case,bracelet and twizzle stick, 10oz, 311g

£100-150

668Victorian silver Queen’s pattern gravyspoon, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1897,7oz, 217g £60-100

669

669George V silver three piece tea service,comprising teapot, cream jug and sugarbowl, with plain banded decoration, byHarrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield,1918, gross weight 36oz, 1119g £300-500

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670

670Queen Anne Britannia standard silvertankard and cover with ‘S’-scroll handle,maker’s mark rubbed, Newcastle, 1712,23oz, 715g £400-600

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671

671Pair of Victorian silver candlesticks withknopped stems and shaped bases, byHawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., Sheffield,1894, (loaded bases) £250-350

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672Victorian silver tea pot of squat form withengraved decoration on round foot, byEdward & John Barnard, London, 1854,gross weight 20.5oz, 637g £200-300

673

673George V silver coffee pot with mouldedscrolling foliate decoration on four shellmoulded feet, by Mappin & Webb, London,1912, gross weight 20oz, 622g £200-300

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674Victorian silver grenade form table lighter,maker’s mark ‘JE’, London, 1894, GeorgeIII silver sauce ladle, silver watch case withgoliath watch, silver pepper, two silvermustards and silver spoon £60-80



675Victorian silver child’s knife, fork and spoonset with scrollwork handles in fitted case,maker’s mark ‘AH’, Sheffield, 1877, anothersimilar set, caddy spoons etc. £100-200

676George V silver card tray with gadroonedborder on four ball and claw feet, byGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd.,Sheffield, 1925, 12oz, 373g £120-180

677Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, byJosiah Williams & Co., Exeter, 1866, 8oz,248g £80-120

678Pair of Victorian silver candlesticks withtapering columns on square beaded bases,by John Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield,1895/6, loaded bases £100-200

679

679George VI silver four piece coffee service,comprising coffee pot, hotwater jug, creamjug and sugar bowl, by Mappin & Webb,Sheffield, 1937, 38oz, 1181g £350-450

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680Victorian silver domed rectangular cigarbox, maker’s mark ‘JB’, London, 1899, 23cmwide £80-120

681George V silver cigarette case, by Mappin& Webb, Birmingham, 1923, a Chinesewhite metal cigarette case, pen knife andtwo enamelled Masonic badges £50-80

682Eight Victorian and later silver threepronged forks, various dates and marks,12oz, 373g £120-180

683

683Set of nine George V silver three prongeddinner forks, by Elkington & Co.,Birmingham, 1912, 21oz, 653g £250-350

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684Set of six George VI silver soup spoons, byCooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield,1939, 14oz, 435oz, and a silver platedmarrow scoop £150-200

685George VI silver cigarette box with engineturned decoration on four bracket feet, byMappin & Webb, London, 1947, and acontinental silver cigarette box, ‘800’standard £60-100

686Pair of George V silver bonbon baskets withpierced decoration and swing handles, byCharles S Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham,1916, 5.9oz, 185g £80-120

687George V silver sauce boat with wavy rimon three hoof feet, by Adie Bros.,Birmingham, 1932, two silver bowls and aforeign Sterling silver ashtray, 17.5oz, 544g

£180-220

688Pair of George V silver dishes with pierceddecorated borders, each on three ball feet,by Gorham Manufacturing Co.,Birmingham, 1918, other small items ofsilver including part cruet sets, Chinesewhite metal beaker and a silver platedlighter etc. £80-120

689George III and later Old English andmostly fiddle pattern spoons, comprisingfour tablespoons and twelve dessert spoons,24.5oz, 761g £250-350

690

690George III and later Old English and fiddlepattern forks, comprising seven dinner forksand nine dessert forks, various dates andmarks, 30oz, 933g £300-400

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691Collection of George III and later tea andcoffee spoons, various patterns anddecoration, small sauce ladle and twoknives, (28), gross weight 17oz, 528g

£180-220

692Four Victorian silver fiddle patterntablespoons, by Samuel Hayne & DudleyCater, London, 1840, 10.5oz, 327g £100-200

693

693Set of six George III Scottish silver fiddle,shell and flower pattern dessert forks, byRobert Gray & Son, Edinburgh, 1816, 11oz,342g £120-180

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694Selection of English and Sterling silvercondiments and small dishes etc. £100-200

695Edward VII silver bowl with gadroonedbody on round foot, by The AlexanderClark Manufacturing Co., Birmingham,1909, pair of pepperettes, cigarette box andother items, weighable silver 15.5oz, 482g

£150-200



696

696George VI silver four piece tea service,comprising teapot, hotwater jug, cream jugand sugar bowl, by Mappin & Webb,London, 1939, gross weight 59oz, 1834g


697Pair of George V silver vases of octagonalsection with pierced rims on round feet,maker’s marks rubbed, Birmingham, 1920,13.6oz, 424g £150-250

698Edward VII silver twin-handled and twin-spouted pourer, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd.,Chester, 1907, trophy cup, sugar caster andother items including cased flatware

£120-180

699Pair of modern silver pepper grinders, byJohn Bull Ltd., London, 1998, two napkinrings and cruet items £100-150

700Small selection of silver items, to includedressing table brushes, mirror, small dishes,ashtray etc. £80-120

701Victorian cut glass and silver mounted hipflask, by Dimier Brothers & Co., London,1897 £60-100

702George V silver and tortoiseshell backeddressing table set, comprising four brushesand a hand mirror, by William Adams Ltd.,Birmingham, 1920, mesh purse and a set ofsix silver handled fruit knives, (boxed)

£60-100

703Pair of silver Old English pattern tablespoons with arm and arrow crests, stampedSterling, makers mark ‘CTLW’ 4oz, 124g

£40-60

704George V canteen of silver cutlery fortwelve, comprising soup spoons, dessertspoons, dessert forks, teaspoons, eleventable forks, four tablespoons, two sauceladles, six egg spoons, four salt spoons,mustard spoon, sugar tongs, 118oz, 3669g,twelve ivory handled and steel bladeddinner knives and dessert knives, twocarving forks, meat carver, game carver andsteel, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield,1934-36, all in a mahogany two drawerfitted canteen table on cabriole legsProvenance: With original purchase receiptfrom Harman & Lambert, London, 1937.PLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping.

£1500-2500

705

705Victorian silver coffee pot with bright cutdecoration, on four bun feet, by Lee &Wigfull, Sheffield, 1885, gross weight28.9oz, 899g £400-600

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706Pair of George VI silver sauceboats onshaped bases, maker’s mark rubbed,Birmingham, 1940, 9.7oz, 302g £80-120

707George VI silver small octagonal twin-handled comport, by S W Smith & Co.,Birmingham, 1938, and various cased silverflatware £100-150

708

708George IV silver card tray with shell andscroll moulded rim on three shaped feet, byBarak Mewburn, London, 1827, 17.5oz,544g £200-300

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709Edward VII silver condiment set,comprising pair of pepperettes, salts andspoons and mustard pot and cover andspoon, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1901, infitted case, two other salt spoons, set of sixsilver handled fruit knives, and a set of sixsilver coffee spoons, (cased) £100-150

710William IV silver twin-handled sugar bowlon four scrolling shell feet, by RichardPearce & George Burrows, London, 1833,10.9oz, 340g £100-150

711Victorian Scottish silver cream jug withengraved foliate decoration on round foot,by Robb & Whittet, Edinburgh, circa 1850,8.8oz, 275g £80-120

712Set of three Victorian silver salts ofcauldron form on three hoof feet, byGeorge John Richards & Edward CharlesBrown, London, 1864, pair of small salts,three tablespoons and a dessert spoon,16oz, 497g £150-200

713George III silver punch ladle withwhalebone handle, maker’s mark ‘TM’, anda shell form bright cut caddy spoon £40-60

714Pair of modern silver Corinthian columncandlesticks, by Hampton Utilities,Birmingham, 1961, (loaded bases), 25cmhigh £100-200

715Victorian silver nurses buckle with crownedbust of a man amidst foliage 2oz, 62g

£50-100



716

716George V silver three piece tea service thebullet shaped teapot with wooden handleand knop and matching cream jug and sugarbasin, by Mappin & Webb, London, 1927,gross weight 28oz, 870g £250-350

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717

717George VI silver four piece coffee servicewith banded decoration the coffee pot andhot water jug with ebonised knop andhandle, sugar bowl and cream jug, byMappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1945, grossweight 32oz, 995g £250-350

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718

718George VI silver salver of plain design, byRoberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1944, 32oz, 995g,30cm diameter £300-400

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719George V silver bon bon dish with pierceddecoration and shell shaped border,London, 1931, a silver cigarette box, a casedset of six silver teaspoons, five assortedsilver coffee spoons, and a quantity of silverplated flatware £100-150

720Victorian silver teapot with engraveddecoration and floral knop, London, 1849,and a German silver twin-handled dish withshell and foliate lug handles stamped 800,dated 1.4.1956-1.4.1966, gross weight 19oz,590g £100-150

721Set of six George IV silver Old Englishpattern dinner forks, six matching dessertforks, by Charles Eley, London, 1827, twoother silver forks, 25oz, 777g, a silver platedfork and two sets of six modern silverhandled dinner and dessert knives £300-500

722Set of six George III silver Old Englishpattern dessert spoons, by William Eley,Fearn & Chawner, London, 1811, two othersilver dessert spoons, 9oz, 279g, and twosilver plated spoons £100-150

723Seven George III silver Old English patterntablespoons, various dates and marks, 15oz,466g £150-250

724Victorian silver stand with embossedscrolling and floral decoration on fourshaped feet, by John Evans II, London,1850, 7.5oz, 233g £80-120

725George III silver helmet shaped cream jugwith bright cut decoration, by ThomasWallis II, London, 1796, 3.5oz, 111g £50-80

726George III silver helmet shaped cream jugwith bright cut decoration, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1809, 3.6oz, 112g £50-80

727Pair of George III silver salts of rectangularform with moulded borders and each onfour bun feet, by Alice & George BurrowsII, London, 1810, 6.6oz, 206g £80-120

728Pair of George II silver cauldron form salts,each on three hoof feet, maker’s mark ‘IS’,London, 1738, 4.4oz, 139g £60-80

729George V silver four division toast rack withbeaded decoration, on four bun feet, byJames Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1915,4.8oz, 152g £50-80

730George V silver christening mug of balusterform, by William Neale & Son Ltd.,Birmingham, 1915, four napkin rings, smalldish, four salt spoons and two silvermounted cut glass salts, weighable silver,11oz, 342g £120-180

731

731Edward VII silver dish ring embossed withhounds and stags, by Williams(Birmingham) Ltd., 1906, 10oz, 311g


732George III silver cream jug with laterembossed decoration, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1818, silver cigarette case,vesta, and two casters, weighable silver, 8oz,248g £100-150

733

733Modern silver salver, by Deakin & FrancisLtd., Birmingham, 1974, 26oz, 808g


734Pair of silver toast racks, and a silver platedbonbon dish £60-100

735Modern silver card tray with serpentine rim,by John Rose, Birmingham, 1969 £80-120



736

736Set of six George III Old English patterndinner forks, by Richard Crossley, London,1809, three silver dessert forks, fish knifeand ten teaspoons, other maker’s andmarks, 25.5oz, 793g £250-350

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737Edward VII silver snuff box of serpentineform with engine turned decoration,Birmingham, 1903, 2oz, 62g, 7cm wide

£50-70

738George V silver trinket box with mauveenamel set cover on three feet,Birmingham, 1912, and a bon bon dish withpierced sides, Birmingham assay £80-120

739

739George V silver salver with serpentine rimon three scroll feet, by Martin Hall & Co.Ltd., Sheffield, 1930, 29.5oz, 917g £300-400

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740Modern silver bowl with silver gilt eaglehandle, to commemorate the 300thanniversary of the laying of the foundationstone of St. Paul’s Cathedral, by JocelynBurton, London, 1975, 8.5oz, 264g,in fittedcase, limited edition 479/900 £80-120

741Modern silver goblet commemoratingQueen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee, by Toye,Kenning & Spencer, Birmingham, 1977,5oz, 155g, in fitted case, limited edition451/1000 £60-100

742George III silver shell form salt on ovalfoot, with horses head crest, maker’s markrubbed, London, 1767 £60-90

743Selection of silver napkin rings, variousdates and marks £40-60

744Edward VII silver mounted decanter andstopper, with quadruple spout,Birmingham, 1902 £20-40

745George V bone-handled and silver letteropener, maker’s mark ‘K & Co.’, London,1924, 29cm long £30-50

746George V set of silver and ivory handledfish servers, by James Deakin & Sons,Sheffield, 1910, in fitted casePLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping. £50-80

747Victorian silver and ivory whist marker ofrectangular form, maker’s mark ‘HA’,London, 1891PLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping.

£70-100

748Edward VII silver three section stampholder, the cover with scroll decoration, onfour ball feet, by William Harrison Walter,Birmingham, 1901 £60-90

749Sterling silver envelope shaped stampholder, marked ‘925’ £20-40

750Edward VII silver handled bell,Birmingham, 1907 and a silver mounted andglass hand bell, Chester, 1901, (2) £20-40

751Sterling silver oval photograph frame withengraved floral decoration, 24cm high, anda George V silver rectangular frame,London, 1913 £30-50

752George V silver five piece cruet set,comprising two pepperettes, two salts,mustard pot and cover with two non-matching spoons, by Kemp Brothers,Chester and Birmingham, 1912/13, in fittedcase £40-60

753

753Pair of Victorian silver grape scissors, thehandles moulded as grapevines, by Martin,Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1890 £70-100

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754Victorian silver fiddle pattern caddy spoonwith floral engraved bowl, London, 1856

£20-40

755George III silver fiddle, thread and shellpattern caddy spoon, London, 1818 £20-40



756

756Victorian silver bonbon spoon with pierced,mask and scrolling decoration, by WilliamComyns, London, 1890 £30-50

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757George III silver marrow scoop, by JohnWakefield, London, 1817 £70-100

758Victorian silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle,by Thomas Hart Stone, Exeter, 1868 £20-40

759

759George VI silver fruit bowl with pierceddecoration, on four shaped feet, by Viner’sLtd., Sheffield, 1939, 10.7oz, 333g £100-150

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760George V silver strut clock, maker’s mark‘RP’, Birmingham, 1929 £30-50

761George V silver sparrow beak cream jug,London, 1919 £30-50

762

762George V silver hot chocolate pot, byGarrard & Co., London, 1919, 10.5oz, 328g


763Edward VII silver novelty pin cushion in theform of a swan, Birmingham, 1908 £70-100

764George V silver novelty bookmark in theform of a trowel, Birmingham, 1924 £20-40

765George V silver and tortoiseshell mountedtrinket box, on four cabriole legs,Birmingham, 1918 £60-90

766Three silver vesta cases, various dates andmarks £40-60

767Victorian silver vesta case with ribbeddecoration, by William Neal, Birmingham,1890 £20-40

768George V silver novelty vesta case insetwith a compass, Birmingham, 1923 £50-80

769

769Victorian silver cigar form ‘HAVANA’ vestacase, Chester, 1887 £100-150

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770Late 19th/early 20th century novelty risquevesta case in the form of a leather coveredGuide Book, the cover opening to reveal alady using a chamber potPLEASE NOTE:THIS IS NOT SILVER. £60-90

771George III silver dessert spoon withengraved scrolling decoration to the bowl,maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1767, vesta,serpent form buckle, small heart shaped boxand other items £80-120

772Pair of modern silver wine coasters withbeaded rims, wooden bases, by A Chick &Sons Ltd., London, 1973 £80-120

773Pair of George III silver cauldron salts, eachon three hoof feet, by John Muns, London,1764, 2.4oz, 76g £80-120

774Victorian silver scent bottle, with engravedscrolling decoration, by Sampson Mordan &Co., London, 1893, vesta, two silver andmother of pearl pen knives, brooch and apendant £80-120

775

775Modern Finnish silver entree dish and coverwith moulded decoration, by C. G.Hallberg, 1973, 30.9oz, 962g £300-500

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776Continental white metal articulated modelof a fish with red cabochon eyes, star markto one fin, gross weight 4oz, 124g £60-100

777Italian silver coffee pot and sugar bowl andcover, ‘800’ standard, gross weight 27oz,839g £150-250

778Continental silver circular box withembossed figural decoration, import marksfor London, 1910, 2.5oz, 79g £50-80

77919th century Dutch silver box embossedwith figures in a landscape setting, importmarks for London, 1891, in fitted case

£150-250



780Continental silver twin-handled dishembossed with a bird amongst foliage,import marks for Chester, 1898, silver seal,matchbox holder, two embossed spoons anda caddy spoon, weighable silver 7oz, 217g

£80-120

781Late 19th century continental silverminiature horse and carriage, import marksfor London, 1900, 4.7oz, 147g £60-100

782

782Lafayette Sterling silver coffee pot of ovalsection on shaped foot, marks to base, grossweight 29.5oz, 917g £300-500

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783

783Set of six 19th century Dutch silver dinnerforks and eight tablespoons, by vanKempen, 1878/9, 29oz, 901g £300-500

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784Collection of 19th century, and later Dutchsilver teaspoons, 6oz, 186g, pair of silverplated Christofle asparagus servers, sixplated forks and a spoons £80-120

785Maltese silver sugar bowl and cover oflobed form with floral finial on three hooffeet, ‘917’ standard, 8.5oz, 265g £80-120

786

786German silver dish with serpentine rim onthree scroll feet, ‘835’ standard, 27oz, 839g


787

787German silver coffee service, comprisingcoffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, withgadrooned bodies, each on four scroll feet,45oz, 1399g £400-600

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788German silver soup ladle, pair of spoonsand a scoop, all ‘800’ standard, 16oz, 497g

£100-150

789Sterling Silver saucer the border appliedwith flower and leaf border, a plated vasewith applied lizard and a miniature tea pot

£80-120

790Four Tiffany silver shot cups with gildedinteriors, stamped Tiffany and Co., Sterling,4oz, 124g £50-100

791Portuguese silver trinket box and cover inthe form of a wrapped present with gildedinterior, stamped ‘925’, 5oz, 155g £50-70

792Two Portuguese silver dishes in the form ofleaves, two sizes 27cm wide and 18cm wide,5oz, 155g £50-70

793Set of six continental silver oyster forks withfiligree handles, ‘830’ standard, (boxed)

£20-40

794Set of six Norwegian Sterling silver coffeespoons with with pierced and enamelleddecoration, ‘925’, (boxed) £40-60

795Continental silver cream jug of squat formwith bands of decoration, marked ‘KAL’,‘830’ £20-40

796

796Continental silver tea strainer with mouldedfigural and scrolling decoration, maker’smark ‘SR’, ‘800’ standard £20-40

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797

797German silver tea strainer with scroll andfloral decoration, marked ‘830’ £20-40

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798Set of six Danish Sterling silver gilt andenamelled coffee spoons and a sugar spoon,by Frigast, in fitted case £40-60

799Pair of 19th century Dutch silver table saltswith pierced scrolling decoration, each onthree cabriole legs, maker’s mark ‘P.T.’,3.6oz, 111g £150-250

800Far Eastern white metal bowl embossedwith dancing figures and scrolling foliage,12.5cm diameter, 13.7oz, 427g £120-180



801

801Oriental Sterling silver dish, the rim withfour moulded cartouches, marked ‘E. SengChang’, 16oz, 497g £150-250

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802Set of twelve Siam Sterling silver teaspoonsand sugar tongs with figural terminals,7.5oz, 233g £70-100

803

80319th century Indian silver bowl deeplyembossed with figures framed by borders ofscrolling foliage, inscribed to the base‘Viscount Valletort 1892’, 47oz, 1461g


804Japanese silver cigarette box, the coverengraved with pheasants, on four shapedfeet, marks to base and cover, 14.5cm wide

£40-60

805

805Japanese Takehiko silver model of a two-masted sailing ship, ‘985’ standard, in woodand glass case £250-350

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806Silver filigree pot and cover, Russian silvercake fork stamped 916, a Russian whitemetal spoon with enamel decoration, and apair of silver chopsticks, gross weight 8oz,248g £70-100

807Russian silver and floral enamelled vodkacup, maker’s mark to base, and marked ‘84’,gross weight 1oz, 32g, 4.5cm high £150-250

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808Russian silver and floral enamelled vodkacup, maker’s mark to base and marked ‘84’,4cm high, 1.1oz, 34g £150-250

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809George III Irish silver circular patch boxand cover, by Daniel Egan, Dublin, 1814,1.9oz, 60g £50-80

810Persian silver boxed with hinged cover andengraved scrolling decoration, on four feet,marks to base, 18cm wide £50-80



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Lot 1143

Thursday

23rd March,

10.00am

Automobiles

Objects & Works of Art

Ceramics & Glass

Collectables

Fine Art & Prints

1002

1002Austin Allegro 1300 SDL 4 Door Saloon, Registration No TGO197R, Date of Registration 17.01.1977, Executor Estate, Red,Petrol, No Current M.O.T. V5 Vehicle registration Document, NewBattery Fitted, Service History, Original Receipt of Sale of NewVehicle, dated 12.01.1977 for £1,761.00, Recorded Mileage isshowing 40,000, Driver’s Handbook, Two former keepers, with themost recent in Ownership for 20 years. Has been garaged. £200-300

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1000

1000Mercedes - Benz SL Class 3.7 SL 350 2 door car, 2003, Registration No RK03 ZPU, silver, Mileage 31,000, tworegistered owners, Automatic, Petrol, V5 Certificate, Service History, Current M.O.T., with fitted Alarm, heatedseats, leather upholstery, electric Windows. £10000-12000

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1001

1001HONDA Jazz I V-Tech, Registration HV12 OUW, Executor Estate,Silver, No Service History, No paperwork found, ApproximateMileage 30,000, 1300cc, 5 door, Automatic, No Current M.O.T,with New Battery. Date of Registration 2012. The Car is Sold asSeen. £2000-4000

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AUTOMOBILES

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1003

1003SKODA Fabia Elegance TSI S-A 5 Door Hatchback, ExecutorEstate, Registration No KM63 NSZ, Five door, petrol, Silver,Automatic, Date of Registration 2013, Approximate Mileage 6,300,2 Former keepers, (Mother & Daughter), car is SORN registered,No Current M.O.T, V5 Vehicle Registration Document, 2 keys,Owners Manual, Service Booklet together with black Skoda wallet,Approved Multi-Point Check List dated 2014 with 4,789 miles andVehicle History Confirmation Certificate dated 17.4.2014. serviceHistory, car was purchased from Allams in Epsom on 12.09.2013.The Car is Sold as Seen. £4000-6000

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1004

1004PEUGEOT 1007 Dolce S-A 3-door hatchback, Executor Estate,registration No RF55 CXV, 5-speed semi-automatic, Date ofRegistration 21.10. 2005, no previous owners, V5 VehicleRegistration Document with plenty of Service History, no currentM.O.T., yellow, petrol, 1360cc, number of seats (4), new batteryfitted, last M.O.T was Sep 2013(6,472 miles), car comes with analternative (never used) colour interior trim, cased, (OranisCameleo), approx. mileage 7,000 miles, comes with Handbook,Maintenance Record Handbook and with original invoice for carwhen purchased new, Car is Sold as Seen. £700-1000

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1005

1005TOYOTA AYGO VVT-1 S-A 5 Door Hatchback, Registration NoRF57 HLU, Executor Estate, Date of Registration 14.12.2007,Black, Petrol, Service History, V5 Vehicle Registration Document,Automatic, with CURRENT M.O.T, Expires August 2017, approxmileage 60,000. The Car is Sold as Seen. £1300-1500

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OBJECTS &

WORKS OF ART


1006

1006Charles Octave Levy, “Salome”, patinatedbronze, signed on the base and with aplaque on the front, Height 83cm.


1007

1007Auguste Nadaud, (French, 1835-1889) ‘Lafileuse’, gilt bronze, 36cm high £300-500

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1008

1008Two cold painted bronze squirrels on ashagreen base, retail mark for J. C. Vickery,Bond St. 10cm high overall. £200-300

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1009Pair of cold painted bronze swifts on laterstand, 16cm high overall £80-120

1010Cold painted bronze startled cat as a pincushion, 13cm high, (lacking cushion)

£50-80

1011Modern cast bronze of two horses heads,signed C. Morton, on marble base, 28cmhigh £100-200

1012

1012Gilt bronze casket with cherub surmount,urns and flowers in relief, stamped A B.Paris, 12cm x 12cm x 8.5cm £100-150

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101319th century style bronze bust of a womanin classical form, 53cm high £100-200

1014

1014Bronze of a lioness, unsigned but by familyrepute attributed to Avril Vaughan, 20cmlong £200-300

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1015

1015Late 19th century gilt bronze figure of awoman in formal dress riding side saddle,23cm high £200-300

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1016

1016Renzo Colombo (French, 1856-1885). Abronze bust of Napoleon, signed and dated1885; ht 32cm £800-1200

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1017Pair of 19th century cast metal urns onshaped bases, 59cm high £100-200



1018

1018Pair of 19th century carved marble recumbent lions, 30cm long £500-1000

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1019Tortoiseshell and bone cribbage board on bone feet togetherwith 4 pegs 24cm long £60-100

102019th century blonde tortoiseshell card case £30-50

102119th century Chinese lacquered games box containing ninedishes marked for Pope Joan, four angled boxes for mother ofpearl and bone counters, (two lacking covers) and threerectangular boxes for mother of pearl and bone counters,receipt in base dated 1839. 38cm x 31cm £150-200

102219th century cream leather and brass bound dressing tablebox 35cm wide £60-100

102319th century black leather writing box 36cmPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyersmust be aware that regulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containingivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that they must familiarisethemselves with the relevant import/export regulations priorto bidding. They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organisetheir own shipping. £50-80

102419th Century Indian rosewood and ivory inlaid ladiessewing/jewellery box, topped with two cupboard doors toreveal four drawers above base with fall front, interior withfaux piano keys, 35cm x 33cm x 25cmPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyersmust be aware that regulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containingivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that they must familiarisethemselves with the relevant import/export regulations priorto bidding. They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organisetheir own shipping. £200-300

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102519th century mahogany two canister tea caddy with non-original mixing bowl, 30cm wide £40-60

1026

1026Victorian ‘The Royal Cabinet of Games’ burr yewwood, coromandeland satinwood games compendium, comprising Staunton pattern chessset, draughts/backgammon, cribbage board, bone dominoes, four packsof cards, horse racing game with six horses, fences and board, and fourpairs of dice, 18cm x 33cm x 22.5cm £250-350

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1024

1027Victorian oak and silver plated mounteddecanter box containing four decanters,26cm x 23cm x 23cm £150-250

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102819th century rosewood tea caddy withmixing bowl and two compartments, 35cmwide £80-120

102919th century domed top burr walnut teacaddy, the hinged top revealing twocompartments, 20cm x 23cm £80-120

103019th century rosewood and brass bounddressing table box top inset with plaquereading ‘Mr Turner 1866’, interior withvarious silver plated topped bottles andboxes, 18cm x 33cm x 24cm £100-200

1031Early 19th century mahogany twocompartment tea caddy with central glassbowl, 37cm wide, 19cm deep, 17cm high

£60-80

103219th century rosewood writing box, theinterior with two candle holders. 50cm wide,25.5cm deep, 17cm high £60-80



1027

CERAMICS & GLASS


1033

1033Spode Ptn 2/6770 D Marlborough Sprays,comprehensive dinner and tea servicecomprising, 44 dinner plates 27cm dia. 63plates 22cm dia. (8 Luneville plates 22cm)79 plates 19.5cm dia. (2 Luneville plates19.5cm) 15 plates 17cm dia.5 shallow bowls16cm dia. (10 Luneville deeper bowls 19cmdia). 16 shallow dishes 13cm dia. (2Luneville shallow bowls 13cm) 27 soupbowls 12cm dia. 28 soup plates 18cm dia. 28tea cups, 30 tea saucers saucers 14cm dia. 3gravy boats, (1 gravy boat Luneville) and sixstands, milk jug, cream jug, water jug, twosugar bowls, another with lid, two large teapots, two smaller tea pots, 4 lidded tureens20cm dia and 2 spare lids, a pair servingplates 37cm another 42cm and twoLuneville serving plates 31cm and 26.5cm.(388) £400-600

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1034Hamersley & Co. for Thomas Goode & Co.green and gilt dessert service painted withvignettes of summer flowers signed D.Millington, comprising twelve plates, 20cm,three pairs of dishes, two sauce tureens ancovers and two comports, Ptn. no. 6380

£100-200

1035Pair of Dresden bowls with reticulatedborders decorated with sprigs of flowersand another all 25cm diameter £50-100

1036Joseph Roth of London, 19th centuryStaffordshire pottery majolica sardine dishand cover, impressed ‘JR’, 22.5cm wide

£50-80

1037

1037Newhall, Chinese tea pot, 15cm £150-200

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1038Small collection of Ardmore Studio potteryto include a bowl with applied giraffe andflower decoration, 20cm diameter, two cupsand saucers, jug, pot and cover and otheritems £100-200

1039Mintons blue ground twin handled vasewith floral and gilt decoration, on squarebase, 25cm high £50-60

1040Aynsley ‘Imperial Gold’ 194 part dinnerservice £100-150

1041Copeland circular pottery tazza printed inbrown with portraits of Albert emblematicof the Arts, Sciences and Education withinblack printed cartouche upon a greenground centred by Albert’s head in profile,the underside marked for the Art Union ofLondon 1863, 42cm diameter £60-100

1042Pair of Wedgwood blue and white circularchargers transfer printed with racing yachts,37cm diameter £60-120

1043Royal Worcester bow vase and cover, handpainted with roses and foliage by AlbertShuck, with pierced neck, gilt handles andswags, shape number 1428, date mark for1914, 40cm high £800-1200

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104420th century salt glazed pottery basket andcover, 23cm high £50-80

104519th century Sunderland purple lustreCrimea Jug with verse, 14cm high £60-80

1046No lot

1047Pair of Copelands exotic bird and insectsplates, 23.5cm diameter, another with greenborder and vignettes of flowers, 25.5cmdiameter, another painted with flowers andinsects, 25cm diameter, another with giltborder painted with hanging rose baskets,23cm diameter, and a Spode plate the blueground with gilt foliage, 21cm diameter (6)

£60-100

1048Royal Crown Derby vase the yellow groundwith an inset painting of a coastline andsailing boats at sea,signed W D (WilliamDean) 11.5cm £60-80



1043

1049Copelands cabinet plate in the Sevres style,25cm diameter, Spode oriental patternplate, 24cm diameter, another 24.5cmdiameter, Coalport flower moulded plate,26cm diameter, Royal Worcester plate,23cm diameter, Coalport blue and giltflower decorated plate, 23cm diameter, andtwo Mintons cabinet plates, (8) £80-120

1050No lot

105119th century Royal Crown Derby Imaripattern service, 32 piecesEight 27cm bowlsEight 23cm bowls Eight 26cm plates Eight20cm plates £300-500

1052Continental dessert service with piercedborders deccorated with sprays of flowers,comprising tall comport, 27.5cm high, a pairof low comports 8cm high and 12 plates22.5cm dia. £50-100

1053

105319th century porcelain plaque painted withThe Madonna della Sedia after Raphaelsigned indistinctly to verso G Haimel ingilded frame 10cm diameter (porcelainpanel) £60-90

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105419th Century Dresden figure of a lady in agreen jacket, 17cm high £80-120

105519th century Dresden figure of a gentlemanholding a basket of flowers, 23cm high

£80-120

1056

1056Pair of 19th century Dresden figures of aman and a woman standing next to a stoneplinth, cross swords mark to base, both22cm high £200-300

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1057

105719th century Samson of Paris pair of vasesdecorated in the Worcester style withreserves of exotic birds and insects to ascale blue ground, 22cm high, (1 coverlacking), a similar jug, 18cm, oval dish,29cm, pair of plates, 25cm and anotherplate 23cm. (7) £200-300

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1058Samson armorial mug in Chinese manner12cm and plate 24cm £60-100

1059Two cabinet cups, saucers and side platespainted with foliate swags, three cabinetcups with saucers, a Samson plate and fourother pieces. £60-100

1060Meissen porcelain plate with raised floraldesign in gilt, blue and white, 30cmdiameter £80-100

1061Herend part tea service, comprising sevencups, ten saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl,all decorated in puce with flowers and gilthighlights £80-120

1062Selection of Herend animals eachdecorated in orange feather pattern, andseahorse figural group and fish £200-300

1063Meissen monkey band figure in turquoisecoat with gilt detail, 13cm high £80-120

1064Pair of Dresden figures of girls in floraldresses with cherubs whispering in theirears, 18cm and 19cm high £50-80

1065Meissen flower encrusted cup and saucerwith twist handle £80-120

1066

1066Continental porcelain plaque painted with ayoung woman in white cloak and greendress, signed Hel. Pap. 1900, 17cm x 14cm


1067Sitzendorf pierced trellis work basketsupported by four putti, 32cm wide and atransfer printed fruit basket decorated withbirds and flowers £50-80

1068Early 20th century plaster figure in the formof a young woman leaning on an urn, inyellow, green and brown glazes, on circularbase, inscribed in the plaster ‘R. Thiele.Made in Austria von Ernst Wahliss, June2nd 1911’, and numbered ‘164’, 100cm high

£100-200



1069

1069German figural porcelain mantel clock 31cm high, and a similarpair of covered urns £100-200

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1070

1070Pair of 19th century Meissen white glazed figural candelabra, underglazed blue crossed swords marks, 34cm high £200-300

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1071Sèvres parian figure of an old woman, (lacking hands) 15cm high

£50-100

1072

107219th century Meissen figural group of shepherd and shepherdess,the couple seated and embracing each other, the woman withflowers and sheep to side, on a naturalistic rocky base, 19.5cm high


1073

1073Bing and Grondahl ‘Seagull’ pattern part dinner service, blue andwhite with gilt detail including tea pot and lid, coffee pot and lid,butter dish, 12 cups and saucers, sugar bowl and lid, 2 gravy boatson feet, 2 candle sticks, bread and butter dish and plate, 2 tazzas,cream jug, 3 veg bowls, 6 dinner plates, large oval plate, mediumoval plate, 12 tea plates, 6 dessert dishes, 2 soup bowls. (68 pieces)


1074Suite of Stuart glassware to include ten red wine glasses, sevenwhite wine glasses, nine sherry glasses, six liqueur glasses, ninetazzas, and four slop bowls £100-200

1075Pair of Baccarat style glass and gilt metal urns, both inscribed‘Caron’, 47cm high £100-200

1076

1076Waterford cut glass table candelabra with central prism flanked bycandle holders hung with lustres 50cm high £200-300

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1077Nine glass ice-cream licks £40-60



1078

1078Part set of Frankli Wild cast metal and glass drinking glasses, thebases cast in the form of wild animal’s heads, wine glasses,champagne glasses, port glasses, and water jug £300-500

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107919th century cut glass water jug, 30cm high. £60-80

1080

108019th century ale ‘Friendship’ glass with inverted bell bowl, engravedwith inscriptions and illustrations depicting a frieze of a skeletonfigures drinking, for J Capel Esq. and dated 1836, on knopped foot


1081

1081George III cut glass boat shaped bowl with star and foliatedecoration and dentil cut rim, raised on pedestal base to lemonsqueeze foot, possibly Irish 36cm wide £200-300

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1082Pair of 19th century ale goblets engraved with hops and barley,initialled and dated 1829, on knopped stems, and a pair of aleglasses the panel cut bowls engraved with fruiting vines, (4) £70-100

108319th century ale goblet the inverted bell bowl engraved with twofighting game birds, titled ‘The Death’, 20cm high £40-60

108419th century ale glass the inverted bell bowl engraved with gamebirds on a knopped stem to fold over foot, a pair of liquor glassesenamelled with game birds and four other glasses £80-120

1085Pair of Masonic engraved glass rummers, pair of slice cut rummerson square pedestal feet, another engraved rummer and an oversizewine glass dated 1753, (6) £100-150



COLLECTABLES


1086Brass wine pourer on shaped mahoganybase, 39cm wide £100-200

108719th century Indian miniature of a ruin, incarved frame, 12cm x 11cm £40-60

1088Chinese green crackle glazed bottle vase,12.5cm high £80-120

1089Car mascot in the form of a woman withcape, with lettering around the base, onlater stand and over painted, 19cm high

£30-50

1090Pair of onyx and gilt metal mounted urnsand covers, with mask and swag decorationon shaped bases, 30.5cm high £100-150

1091Collection of 19th century papier mache,hand painted with flowers and insectsincluding two wall pockets, two wall shelves,two boxes, a stationery rack and a pair oflow comports, (9) £100-150

1092

1092Three 19th century fans, French bone fanwith scene of couples picking cherries, aChinese mother-of-pearl fan ornatelycarved with people in a landscape, eachstave arch topped and with different bird oranimal, the guard stick carved with adragon, and an ivory brise fan carved withfigures among flowering branchesPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping.


1093

1093Tiffany style stained glass lamp, shade 57cmdiameter £200-300

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1094Victorian Police Warning rattle, having aturned handle, and an associated print

£40-60

109519th century style bust of a man, paintedterracotta, 31cm high £80-120

1096Quantity of bank notes, Radio Times1940’s edition x 2, travel documents, lettersfrom Royal Palaces and other ephemera

£70-100

1097Approximately twenty-eight Victorianphotographic portraits mostlydaguerreotypes of the Candler family,1850/1860 £100-150

1098Collection of mainly 19th century ‘Quakers’autographs, a book of cut silhouettes withnotations, three manuscript volumes ofpoetry and prose, a sketch book and threebank books £50-70

109919th century silhouettes of Elizabeth andEdward Candler, an early 19th centurysilhouette, and a pair of early 20th centurysilhouettes, (5) £30-50

1100Phial of Queen Elizabeth II anointing oil,from Savory and Moore Ltd.Provenance: by family decent from J. D.Jamieson (the chemist who reformulated itfollowing its destruction during WWII) tothe vendors Grandfather. £50-150

1101Late 19th century cylinder music box, thethree visible bells with flower finials andbutterfly strikers, playing 8 airs, originalsong sheet. Faux rosewood and paintedcase. 48cm wide, 29cm deep, 22cm high.

£100-200

1102Spruce topped and rosewood bodiedmandolin, by Galtiero de Crossi, Napoli

£50-80

1103Early 20th century German concertina bySteel Reeds £30-50

1104

1104Ethiopian Borana people vessel for milkand water, the cover with applied Cowrieshell decoration, 27cm high, these items areusually made of fibres, wood and skin


1105Tribal spear in hardwood with basket weavedecorative bands, another two with barbededges and another of plain design, thelongest 244cm long £100-150

110620th century hardwood Knobkerrie withbulbous metal collar to the top of the stick,115cm long £60-100

11071989 Graham’s late bottled vintage port

£30-50

1108Hine Old Vintage Tres Vielle GrandeChampagne Cognac in presentation box

£80-120



1109

1109Two bottles, Hine Antique Tres Vieille FineChampagne Cognac, in original boxes


1110Four Bells Limited edition Christmasdecanters and a collection of miniatures

£60-100

1111Collection of postcards and cigarette cards

£60-100

1112Collection of cigarette cards etc., mostly inalbums £30-50

1113Early 20th century album of postcards

£60-100

1114Charles Stonham - The Birds of the BritishIslands, pub. London 1906, complete in fivecloth and gilt volumes, illustrations byLilian M. Medland £50-100

1115Nightingale (Florence): ‘Notes onNursing...’ London, Harrison, 1859 £40-60

1116Jubileumi Marton Album 19061936,Publisher: Klosz Gy. Es Fia - MartonL. Muterme, Budapest Margit-Korut, 1936signed by the author £80-120

1117Scrap book, relating to Lieutenant E MForbes Taylor, and another Victorian scrapalbum £50-100

1118Folio Society - ‘The History of England’, 12volumes, all in slip cases £60-100

1119Ian Fleming ‘On Her Majesty’s SecretService’, 1st edition, and William Golding‘Lord of The Flies’, 1st edition, eighthimpression £30-50

1120Late 19th/early 20th century ivory andfeather fan painted in gilt and colours withbirds, insects, flowers and foliage, in glassfronted case, case 32.5cm x 53cmPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping. £50-80

1121V. Chr. Schilling percussion pistol with crosshatched hand grip and engraved lock plateand 19th Century Continental PercussionCap Service Pistol, the lock plate stamped1811. (2) £80-120

1122Four 19th century percussion cap pocketpistols £80-120

1123Four 19th century percussion cap pocketpistols £60-80



1124

1124Military Cross group of medals, to REV W. R. A. Brown, 6th Yorkshire Regt. in leather case with full supporting paperwork includingcitation Comprising Military Cross (cased), Medal of the Order of the British Empire, (O.B.E. - Military) (cased), 1914-1918 War Medal,Victory Medal, Territorial medal, (cased), Defence medal, Middlesex County silver Jubilee medal

Captain Wilfred Rowland Alexis Brown attached 6th Battn. Yorkshire Regiment. Citation reads, “During the operations on March 23rd1919, near Bolshe-Ozerki, this officer went forward with “C” coy and under very heavy M.G. fire, re-organised the stretcher bearers andattended to the wounded by pulling them out of the deep snow and dressing their wounds. It was chiefly owing to his energy and disregardfor personal danger that all of the wounded of this company were evacuated. This officer did not leave the front line until the whole Coyhad retired.

Other items included in this lot are Major General Ironside’s letter conferring the Military Cross, other letters and a photograph ofCaptain Brown in uniform with his wife.Provenance: by direct family descent. £2000-3000

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FINE ART & PRINTS


Artists Resale Right: Buyers of lots executed by qualifying artistsare subject to ARR payments which will beadded to the purchaser’s invoice. Wherepossible such lots are marked in thecatalogue with a §. The charge will beapplied only where the hammer priceexceeds 1,000 Euros and will be a maximumof 4%, for full details visit www.dacs.co.ukor phone +44 (0) 0845 410 3410.

1125

1125§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b. 1959, winterlandscape, signed with initials, oil oncanvas, 14cm x 19cm, Park Lane Fine Artssticker verso. Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £800-1200

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1126

1126§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b. 1959, threeboys fishing in a woodland stream, signedwith initials, oil on board, 22cm x 12.5cmProvenance: Bought from Park Lane FineArt.Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £800-1200

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1127

112719th century seascape with a French boatheading out to sea and English boatsbeyond, figures on the quayside in theforeground, unsigned, oil on canvas, 51cm x74cm £600-800

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1128

1128§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b. 1959, restingnude, signed with initials, oil on board,52cm x 80cmProvenance: To the current vendor from theartist’s family.Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £3000-5000

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1129

1129Attributed to Nicolaes Berchem, holyfamily in a landscape, oil on canvas, 38cm x41cmProvenance: Collection bought at Londonauction houses by the vendor’s grandfatherover 50 years ago. Not seen on the openmarket since then. £800-1200

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1130

1130Follower of Jacopo Bassano, scene withfigures around a table, oil on panel, 46cm x68cmProvenance: Collection bought at Londonauction houses by the vendor’s grandfatherover 50 years ago. Not seen on the openmarket since then. £400-600

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1131

1131Copley Fielding 1787-1855, highlandlandscape with cattle and horse, signed, oilon canvas, 67cm x 87cmProvenance: Collection bought at Londonauction houses by the vendor’s grandfatherover 50 years ago. Not seen on the openmarket since then. £300-500

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1132Manner of Edward Aistrop, pair of oils onboard, Studies of Terriers, each 14.5cm x19cm £200-300

113319th century English School oil on canvas,cottage in a landscape, monogrammed‘G.C.’ (?) and dated 1860 (on rocks inforeground), 59cm x 74cm, within anembossed gilt frame £200-300



1134

1134John Hoppner RA (1758-1810 ) Full lengthportrait of Thomas Norton Esq ofKingston- Bowsey Sussex with gilt-gessoframe mounted with a plaque 241cm x150cm £6000-10000

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1135

1135§ Otto Dill, German (1884-1957) oil onboard, A lion hunt with Bedouin warriorssigned lower left, 47cm x 68cm, GalleryLabel verso, Monaco Fine Arts, April 1981Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £4000-6000

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1139

1139Pair of 19th century roundel seascapes with ships at sea, unsigned,oil on board, 17.5cm diameter, possibly William Adolphus Knell


114019th century English school, landscape with figures, donkey and acampfire, unsigned, oil on oak panel, 10.5cm x 14.5cm £60-100

1141L Chapelle oil on canvas depicting a small boy on a pony with smallgirl in a white dress feeding it signed indistinctly lower left 59cm x49cm £100-150

113619th century interior scene with an old lady sitting at a table with abowl of mice and a plate of cherries, unsigned, oil on canvas, 70cmx 60cm £150-200

1137

1137Josse Impens Belgium Interior scene with two ladies oil oil onboard signed, inscribed verso and attached letter 75cm x 57cm


1138

1138Joseph Paulman (Active 1880-1900) landscape with figure fishingfrom a boat, signed, oil on canvas, 29cm x 39cm,With auction purchase receipt from Phillips, London £300-500

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1142

1142§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b. 1959, ‘Charlotte’,signed with initials, inscribed verso, oil on board,42cm x 36.5cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to a maximumof 4% on top of the hammer price (visitwww.dacs.org.uk for more information).




1143

1143§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b. 1959,‘Shrimping’, signed with initials, oil onboard, 34cm x 21.5cm,Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £3000-5000

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1144Oil on canvas, farm cart on a track, signedBy G 1834, 17cm x 25cm, (cut and stuck tomodern board), oil on canvas, fishing boatson a beach, 30cm x 50cm, (2) £40-60

1145Bartram Hiles (1872-1927), ‘EveningPurley, Surrey’, watercolour, signed, 28cm x74cm £40-60

1146Edgar Longstaffe, pair of landscape sceneswith figures, signed with initials, oil onboard, each 17cm x 26cm, one with BourneGallery label and inscription verso £150-250

1147Two oils on board of maritime scenes in giltframes, indistinctly signed, 20cm x 14cm and22cm x 15.5cm £80-120

1148T Sampson - fishing boat at anchor, oil oncanvas, signed, 28cm x 45cm £40-60

1149Albert Milton Drinkwater (1862-1923) -cattle watering in a mountainous landscape,signed, 75cm x 54cm £100-150

1150Don Vaughan (1916-?) - rural landscapewith figure, oil on canvas, signed, 40cm x60cm £50-100

115119th century Dutch school, tavern interior,oil on panel, 21cm x 18cm £100-150

1152

1152John Stillman - ‘Water traffic at the Rialto,Venice’, signed, inscribed, titled and dated2007 verso, 49.5cm x 60cm £600-800

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1153

1153§ Ken Moroney - ‘My big Bruvver’,Worthing’, two children on a beach, signed,oil on board, inscribed verso, 41cm x 51cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £600-800

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1154

1154Llewellyn Petley-Jones 1908-1986 - ‘Artist’sand Windmill’, signed and dated ‘69, oil onboard, inscribed verso, 17.5cm x 36cm


1155

1155§ Fred Cuming, b.1930 - beach landscapewith clouds, signed, oil on board, 9.5cm x7.5cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £300-500

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1156

1156§ Ken Moroney - ‘Misty morning, thelagoon, Venice’, signed, oil on board,inscribed and with stamped monogramverso, 30.5cm x 35.5cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £400-600

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1157

1157Sharyn Jennings, two girls playing in arockpool, signed with initials, oil on board,30.5cm x 22cm,NOTE: Sharyn Jennings is the sister ofSherree Valentine Daines. £600-800

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1158

1158§ Ken Moroney, partially nude woman insuspenders and a cape, signed, oil on board,stamped monogram verso, 30.5cm x 18cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £400-600

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1159

1159§ Ronald Ossory Dunlop, 1894-1973,‘Summer Regatta’, signed, oil on board,18.5cm x 32cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £600-800

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1160John Lawrence, ‘The Secret Garden’,signed, oil on board, 19cm x 24.5cm

£200-300

1161

1161Margaret Palmer, ‘Picnic on the sands’,signed, oil on board, 23.5cm x 29cmProvenance: The Reid Gallery, Godalminglabel verso. £300-500

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1162

1162§ Sharyn Jennings, ‘Summer Holidays’,signed with initials, oil on board, 28cm x18cm,NOTE: Sharyn Jennings is the sister ofSherree Valentine Daines.Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £500-800

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1163

1163§ Ken Moroney, ‘Melony pole dancer’,signed, oil on board, stamped monogramverso, 18.5cm x 23.5cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £400-600

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1164

1164§ Edward Wesson, 1910-1983, canal scenewith barge and bridge, signed, oil on board,18.5cm x 24.5cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £400-600

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1165

1165Douglas Falconer, ‘The river Tweed aboveMelrose, Scotland’, signed, oil on board,23.5cm x 34cm £300-500

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1166

1166§ Trevor Chamberlain (b.1933), ‘Union Flags, The Mall’, signed, oilon board, 17cm x 24.5cmProvenance: The Mall Galleries label verso.Please note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on thislot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visitwww.dacs.org.uk for more information). £600-800

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1167

1167§ Norman Wilkinson ( British 1878 - 1971 ) Harwich harbour, oilon canvas, signed, 45cm x 60cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on thislot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visitwww.dacs.org.uk for more information). £1000-1500

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1168

1168Attributed to Frederick R Fitzgerald, Balholm, Norway, oil oncanvas, unsigned, 45cm x 65cmProvenance: Entered for auction by the artist’s grandson. £200-400

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116918th century portrait on copper, of a lady in a blue dress, 18cm x12cm £80-120

1170

1170§ Ruskin Spear (1911-1990), Portrait of Richard William DadesPreston, oil on canvas, unsigned, inscription on frame, 57cm x 43cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on thislot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visitwww.dacs.org.uk for more information). £200-300

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117119th century, oil on board, ship in full sail ‘HMS Water Witch’,31cm x 42cm £100-200



1172

1172§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b.1959. ‘Two children holding hands’, signed with initials, oil onboard, 31cm x 21.5cmProvenance: Copy of purchase receipt from Park Lane Fine Arts.Please note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on this lot up to a maximum of4% on top of the hammer price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more information). £2500-3500

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1173

1173§ James Noble (British 1919-1989), still-life of Rhododendrons inmauve, yellow white and red, signed lower right, 49cm x 59cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on thislot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visitwww.dacs.org.uk for more information). £600-800

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1174Clark, oil on canvas depicting an Arab Dhow, signed and dated ‘67lower right, 60cm x 90cm £180-220

1175

1175Arthur Gilbert, night landscape, oil on canvas, signed and dated1889, 20cm x 28cm, hand written label verso, and anotherlandscape with figure on a track, oil on canvas, signed and dated1889, 20cm x 28cm, (2) £200-300

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1176T. Forbes, seascape with boats beneath a cliff, oil on canvas, signed.25cm x 35cm, together with an unsigned oil on canvas of a taverninterior, 37cm x 55cm, (2) £50-100



1177

1177William Gilbert Foster (1855-1906), ‘Silver Stream’, oil on canvas,signed and dated 94, 84cm x 150cmProvenance: David Messum Gallery £2000-3000

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1178Sydney Foley (1916-2001), ‘Low Water River Medway’, oil onboard, signed, 30cm x 40cm £120-150

1179

1179David Dipnall, ‘Visitors’, oil on canvas,signed, 46cm x 61cm £200-400

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1180

1180David Dipnall ‘Summer Fields’, oil oncanvas, signed, 40cm x 51cm £200-300

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118120th century continental school, figures in alandscape, unsigned, 49cm x 59cm £60-100

118219th century portrait of a lady, unsigned, oilon canvas, 28cm x 22cm £50-100

1183

1183§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b.1959. Oil onBoard, Shoreline View, signed, certificate ofvaluation and invoice from WhitewallGalleries, 12cm x 17cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £1500-2500

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1184

1184§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b.1959. oil onboard, ‘Summer Among The Poppies’,signed, 24cm x 12cm, certificate of valuationand original invoice from the WhitewallGalleries.Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £1500-2500

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1185

1185§ Sherree Valentine Daines, b.1959. oil onboard, ‘Poppy Breeze’, signed, 15cm x 20cm,with certificate of valuation and invoicefrom Whitewall Galleries.Please note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £1500-2500

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1186

1186W. Dommerson 1850-1927, ‘Modena, Italy’,landscape with figures on a sea cliff road,signed, oil on canvas, 49cm x 75cm


1187Benzanini, lagoon side scene with boats,possibly Venice, signed, oil on canvas laidon board, 39cm x 49cm £150-250

1188Dutch School 17th century, portrait of agentleman, oil on panel, unsigned, in ovalgilt foliate frame £150-250

1189Roy Perry (1935-1993), ‘Windsor Castlefrom Home Park’, oil on board, signed,50cm x 76cm £150-250

1190

1190Derek Hyatt (1931-2015), two landscapes,oil on board, unsigned, one with New ArtCentre Gallery label verso, each 24cm x30cm £400-600

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1191Pair, marine paintings, oil on canvas, signedwith the monogram ‘JB’ 15cm x 20cm, withoriginal gilt gesso frames £50-100

1192Pair of marine paintings, fishing boats off aharbour, oil on board, signed with theinitials ‘GM’ 22cm x 29.5cm £50-100

1193J Wheeler, rural scene with horse watering,oil on board, (inscribed verso) 21cm x 27cm

£40-60

1194E Wood, four rural landscapes,watercolours, signed, in circular mounts,18cm diameter £50-100

1195H. Hardy, woman with a donkey and dog,signed, oil on board, 14.5cm x 19.5cm

£80-120

1196Robert John Hammond, landscape, oil oncanvas, signed, 45cm x 29cm and anotherwith figures on a bridge, 24cm x 35cm

£100-150



1197

1197Lucien Pissarro (French, 1863-1944), ‘A CountryLane’, signed and dated 1892, oil on canvas, 42cmx 50cm, verso with unfinished portrait and FoxGallery labelProvenance: Fox Galleries, (1978), Collection ofDavid W. Hughes, purchased from Galerie VachetParis. £3000-5000

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1198Isaac Michael Cohen (Australian, 1884-1951),“Portrait of a girl with a green shawl”, oil oncanvas, signed 105cm x 70cm, Cedar HouseGallery label verso. £2000-3000

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1199Continental school, cottage garden, feeding thechickens, oil on canvas, signed indistinctly,39cm x 29cm £300-500



1198

1200

1200§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899-1985). ‘Shades of Spring’. Still life of flowers, signed, oil oncanvas. 57cm x 48cm.Provenance: Framed with Stacy-Marks Gallery label verso, stock number: D2555.Please note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on this lot up to a maximum of4% on top of the hammer price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more information). £4000-6000

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1201Mervyn Goode (British, b.1948). ‘Hampshire Downland Under Snow’, signed oil on canvas.63cm x 91cm. £200-400



1202 (part lot)

1202De Smet, pair, cottages with river and trackin the foreground, Bears signature G. DeSmet Obelisk Galley label verso. 50cm x70cm £1000-1500

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1203Leon William Hanson (1918-2011), ‘Earlymorning Capertree’, signed, oil on board,41cm x 51cmProvenance: Artlovers Gallery label verso.

£60-100

120419th century continental school, landscapewith figures by a river and mountainsbeyond, unsigned, oil on oak panel, 24cm x29.5cm £100-200

1205K. Meyer-Nieting, Blumenmarkt inHolland, signed, oil on canvas, 59cm x 80cm

£100-150

1206Harry Harendel, riverscape with windmill,signed, oil on canvas, 77cm x 69cm £100-150

1207After Rembrandt, portrait of a soldier, oilon canvas, 60cm x 48cm £150-250

1208Dutch school, river scene, oil on panel,signed indistinctly, 21cm x 31cm £50-100

1209

1209Peter McDermott, four Scottish landscapewatercolours, ‘Summer Sun on the Isle ofPabay - From Broadford Bay’, ‘Across theSound of Sleat to Beinn Sgritheal’, ‘FromLochalsh to Sgurr na Coinnich-Skye’, and‘Early Evening Ardvasar Bay - Skye’, allsigned and dated, 25cm x 48cm (3), and16cm x 49cm, within larger mounts andframes £400-600

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1210

1210Peter McDermott, five Scottish landscapewatercolours, ‘Alone in Glen Kinglass’, ‘TheRaasay Ferry in Tianavaig Bay’, ‘AutumnSun at Eilean Donan Castle’, ‘AcrossLocheishort to Blaven-Skye Early Spring’,and another, all signed and dated lowerright each approx 25cm x 45cm (slightvariations in size), within larger mounts andframes £500-800

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1211Joseph Wolf, drawings, Eagles in alandscape and a Falcon, one signed inpencil, dated 1876, each 59cm x 92cm

£100-150

121219th century charcoal study of a nude,unsigned, 26cm x 22cm £40-60

1213Herbert Railton, original illustrations forMoated Houses by W. Outram Tristram,sold with a copy of the book, ‘Kentwell’,pencil drawing, 39cm x 44cm, ‘MoynsCourt’, pencil drawing, 42cm x 31cm,‘Morton Hall’, Indian ink, 34cm x 25cm and‘The Towers of Florence’ pencil drawing33cm x 23cm, with Blackburn Museumbooklet, (4) £150-200

1214Seven framed 19th century drawings ofcharacters, one with the note: Possibly byPercival Cruikshank £50-100

1215P Rigaud, portrait of a young woman,pastel, signed and dated 1856, 56cm x 44cm

£50-100

1216

121619th century portrait miniature of a militarygentlemen, in red tunic with epaulettes,painted on ivory, in gilt and leathertravelling frame, 9.5cm x 6.5cmPLEASE NOTE:THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADEOF IVORY. Buyers must be aware thatregulations of several countries, includingUSA, prohibit the import of ivory, or anygoods containing ivory. Ewbank’s adviseprospective purchasers who intend to shipthis lot to another country that they mustfamiliarise themselves with the relevantimport/export regulations prior to bidding.They are responsible for their shippingarrangements and the onus is therefore onthem to organise their own shipping.




1217Pair of 19th century watercolours, inscribedon the back boards, Penry Williams, Rimini& Naples, each 25.5cm x 36.5cm £100-150

1218

1218Walter Tyndale (1855/59-1943) town on amount watercolour, 35.5cm x 25cm.


1219

1219Walter Tyndale (1855/59-1943) Menton portview watercolour, 34cm x 24.5cm. Signed.


1220Style of Myles Birket Foster (1825 - 1899)Venice, monogrammed watercolour

£200-300

1221W. Evans of Bristol, three drawings in oneframe unsigned note verso reading,‘William Evans (1809-1958)Provenance: Martyn Gregory GalleryLondon’ the largest drawing 13cm x 10cm

£30-50

122219th century English school, landscapescene, watercolour, inscribed in the mount‘View from Greenwich Park looking overDeptford, by Phillips R. A.’, 17cm x 26.5cm

£60-100

1223Gerald E Moira RWS (1867-1959)watercolour, Early Spring depicting treeswith Fine Art Society Label 37cm x 24cm

£150-250

1224In the manner of Louis Wain, a cat withpussy cat bow and hat in the form of fruit29cm x 22cm £200-400

1225John Hoar, 20th century, street scene,signed watercolour, 34cm x 46cm £80-100

1226Harold Frank Hoar, 1909-1976, streetscene, signed watercolour, 40cm x 55cm

£150-200

1227Harold Frank Hoar, 1909-1976, streetscene, signed watercolour, 32cm x 40cm

£150-200

1228John Horne, 20th century, signedwatercolour of a boat, 36cm x 53cm £80-100

1229John Hoar, 20th century, still-life of flowers,signed, watercolour, 36cm x 40cm £80-100

1230

1230Dudley Hardy (R.I. 1865-1922) ‘Resting’,watercolour, signed, 43cm x 54cm £400-600

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1231Emil Axel Krause (German) fishing boatsbeneath a castle, watercolour, signed, 30cmx 44cm £100-150

1232Emil Axel Krause (German), fishing boatsbeneath a castle, watercolour, signed, 34cmx 52cm £100-150

1233George Oyston (1861-1937), ‘LustleighCleave, Lustleigh, Dartmoor, Devon’,watercolour, signed, 36cm x 52cm £50-100

1234Gabriel Hippolyte Lebas (1812-1880),figures in a landscape, watercolour, signed,27cm x 46cm £100-150

1235Herbert George (1863-?), rural landscapewith sheep in the foreground, watercolour,signed, 35cm x 51cm and another EdwardTucker (c.1847-1910), rural landscape,watercolour, signed, 20cm x 49cm £60-100

1236Edward Tucker (Arden) (c.1847-1910) ‘TheDungeon Loch’, watercolour, signed, 44cmx 71cm £50-80

1237Richard Robjent - ‘Pair of Widgeon’,signed, gouache, 24.5cm x 33cmProvenance: Malcolm Innes Gallery labelverso. £100-150

1238Richard Robjent - ‘Pair of Garganey’,signed, gouache, 24.5cm x 33cmProvenance: Malcolm Innes Gallery labelverso. £100-150

1239

1239H. B. Willis - figure and cattle in alandscape, signed, watercolour, 31cm x50cm £200-300

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1240J. S. Gresley - landscape with waterfall andfigures by a mill, signed and dated 1902,watercolour, 57cm x 39cm £100-200

1241Richard Robjent - ‘A loch at Cowhill,Dumfries (Mallard)’, signed, watercolour,35.5cm x 51cmProvenance: Richard Robjent and MalcolmInnes Gallery label verso. £100-200

1242Richard Robjent - ‘The Thaw Common andJack Snipe’, signed, gouache, 52cm x 37cmProvenance: Richard Robjent label verso.

£100-200

1243Charles Bone - ‘Theoule sur mer’, signed,watercolour, 53cm x 73cm £80-120

1244Arthur Henry Enock (1839-1917) - mooredsailing boat, signed, 35cm x 50cm £80-120

1245George Wolfe (1834-1890), sailing ship atsunset, signed, watercolour, 21cm x 30cm


1246Arthur Henry Enock (1839-1917),landscape with river, signed, watercolour,35cm x 51cm £60-100

1247P L Forbes, figure amongst dunes with thesea in the background, signed, watercolour,16cm x 24cm £100-150



1248P L Forbes, landscape with river, bridge andbuildings, signed, watercolour, 17cm x24.5cm £100-150

1249P L Forbes, landscape with cottages andwomen in a group outside, signed,watercolour, 16cm x 24.5cm £100-150

1250J Malkin (Welsh), pencil study ‘AfonGlaslyn Gorge’, signed and dated, 28cm x34cm £40-60

1251Vernon Wethered (1865-1952), ‘RaglanCastle’, signed and dated 1927, watercolour,24cm x 36cm £30-50

1252Ernst Rusch (German 1886-1954) Maritimescene, with moored rigged sailing ship,signed and dated ‘45, pen and ink 24cm x19cm £40-60

1253G D Paulraj (Indian 1914-1979), signed,watercolour, 23cm x 33cm £40-60

1254Thomas William Morley (1859-1925)‘Lullingstone Park Kent’, watercolour,signed, 25.5cm x 35.5cm £80-120

1255In the manner of Charles Cattermole,interior scene with figures around a fire andanother figure in a cave mouth, watercolourwith chalk, 33.5cm x 48cm £60-100

1256

1256Mary Remington - ‘The model reads abook’, signed, pastel, labels verso, 36cm x26cm £200-300

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1257

1257§ Ken Howard, b. 1932, ‘Rive DegliSchiavoni, Venice’, signed and dated ‘9 86’,watercolour, 16cm x 25cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £800-1200

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1258

1258§ John Cyril Harrison, 1898-1985, ‘A Creamcoloured Courser, Blakeney’, signed,watercolour, 24.5cm x 16.5cm, handwrittenlabel versoPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £250-350

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1259Frasier, waves breaking on a beach, signedand dated ‘97, watercolour, 30.5cm x 47.5cm

£60-100

1260

1260Vicente de Paredes, 1845-1903, ‘Themusicians’, signed, watercolour, 28cm x39cm £500-800

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1261

1261Tom Browne (1872-1910), two figures on apathway, signed, watercolour, dated ‘97,36cm x 27cm £200-300

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1262Marjorie Best, ‘Roses’, signed, pastel onpaper, 45cm x 35cmProvenance: With original purchase receiptfrom The Art Centre, Syon Park. £100-150

1263Judy Boyes (British 1943) ‘The Tarn inWinter’, watercolour, signed, 35cm x 49cm

£80-120

1264Arthur Wilde Parsons (1854-1931) beachscene, watercolour, signed, 14cm x 31cm

£60-100

1265Continental school, cathedral interior,unsigned, 30cm x 23cm and a watercolourof a mare and foal, signed indistinctly, 16cmx 24cm £30-50



1266

1266Thomas Rowlandson, ‘A Grave Subject’, ink and watercolour, 15cmx 23cm £600-800

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1267In the Manor of William Etty, woman and child study with bluewash, 13cm x 7cm £50-100

1268John Scarlet Davis, (1804-1845), four pencil drawings of infants inclassical form, gallery label verso, 22cm x 25cm, 21cm x 26cm, 22cmx 25cm and 21cm x 26cm £100-200

1269William Russell Flint (1880-1969) landscape signed watercolour21cm x 26cm £100-200

1270Two watercolour portraits of young women, unsigned, 30cm x 23cm

£20-40

1271

1271Louis Van Staaten (Dutch 1836-1909), Dutch river scene withbarges and windmills, signed, watercolour, 40cm x 60cm £150-250

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1272Louis Van Staaten (Dutch 1836-1909), watercolour, Dutch riverscene with barges and windmills, signed, 35cm x 55cm £150-250

1273

1273Frank Galsworthy (1863-?) Still life of 19th century porcelain,signed, watercolour, 50cm x 60cm £200-300

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1274Frank Galsworthy (1863-?), ‘Primula Blue Peter’, signed,watercolour, 38cm x 26cm £80-120

1275Frank Galsworthy (1863-?), Primula Scapicera’, signed,watercolour, 17cm x 35cm £80-120

1276Fred J Knowles (British, 1874-1931). Two signed watercolours ‘OnThe Common’ (23cm x 33cm) and ‘November Ploughing’ (26cm x37cm).Provenance: T. Rowlands Gallery label to reverse of ‘NovemberPloughing’ (2). £100-150

1277

1277Thomas Daniell, coloured aquatint, ‘Gate of the Tomb of theEmperor Akbar at Secundra near Agra’ (India), published byRobert Bowyer November 1795, Plate No. IX, aperture measuring46.5cm x 60cm £200-300

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1280AShetland Islands - Ratter, J.D. “Evening.Shetland”, “Whiteness Voe”, “Hams Roe”,“Fitful Head”, with some hand colouring,24cm x 30.5cm £100-150

1281

1281Four early 19th century aquatints, afteroriginal paintings produced from sketchesby Capt. Grindlay, Indian scenes; ‘TheRajah of Cutch with his Vassals’, ‘TheShaking Minarets at Ahmedabad’ bothcoloured by Hogarth, ‘View of the Bridgenear Baroda in Guzerat’, and ‘AncientTemple at Hulwad’, each aperture approx27cm x 29cm £150-200

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1282Robert William Arthur Rouse, British(1867-1951), etching, scene of the Thames,signed in pencil and dated 1946, and Alfred-Louis Brunet-Debaines (1845-1939), afterJoseph Turner (1775-1851) two etchings ona single sheet of paper, 12cm x 9cm and12.5cm x 9.5cm £60-80

1283Claude Hamilton Rowbotham, British(1864-1949) limited edition aquatintetchings signed in pencil, unframed: ‘StMawes’ 7cm x 4cm, ‘St. Just in Roseland’6cm x 8cm, ‘Carbis Bay’ 22.5cm x 7.5cm,‘York (The Shambles)’ ‘Micklegate Bar’,‘The Reed bed’, ‘Pendennis Castle,Falmouth’ and ‘Flushing’, (8 in total)

£100-150

1284William Lionel Wyllie, British (1851-1931)etching, signed in pencil, framed andglazed, 19cm x 8cm £80-120

1285Claude Hamilton Rowbotham, British(1864-1949), etching of ‘St Michael’sMount’ 14.5cm x 9cm, and ‘Dawn, Falmouthharbour’ 6cm x 8cm, and four aquatints, allframed and glazed (6 in total) £80-120

1286Collection of thirty seven coloured printsafter David Wright form ‘Sketch’ magazine

£150-250

1287Cecil Aldin ‘Hyde Park’, ‘Brighton’, a pairof chromolithographs, in original ebonisedoak frames, 22cm x 50cm £50-100

1288

1288After J. Sturgess, engd. E.G. Hester‘Conyngham Cup 1872, Punchestown’ set offour hand coloured racing prints, publishedby Thos. Cranfield, Dublin, & Ackerman,London 1874: ‘The Start’, ‘The Double’,‘The Stonewall’, ‘The Finish’, each 48cm x75cm, (4)Provenance: The Parker Gallery. £400-600

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1289

1289§ Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘SeasideDreams’ coloured textured print, handenhanced canvas, No. 55/195, withcertificate of authenticity and originalinvoice from Whitewall Galleries, 30cm x40cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £200-400

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1278

1278Thomas Daniell, coloured aquatint, ‘TheTaje Mahel at Agra’ (India), published byRobert Bowyer July 1796, Plate No. XVIII,aperture measuring 46.5cm x 60cm


1279

1279William Daniell after Thomas Daniell,coloured aquatint, ‘South East View of thePort St. George, Madras’ (India), publishedby Thomas Daniell September 1797, PlateNo. VII, aperture measuring 46.5cm x 60cm


1280

1280William Daniell after Thomas Daniell,coloured aquatint, ‘The Rock ofTritchinopoly on the River Cauvery’ (India),published by Thomas Daniell December1797, Plate No. XIX, aperture measuring46.5cm x 60cm £200-300

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1290

1290§ Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘End of aperfect day’, coloured textured print, handembellished canvas, No. 160/195, bearshand written inscription verso, ‘Best wishesSherree Valentine Daines’, with certificateof authenticity and original invoice from theWhitewall Galleries, 70cm x 55cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £300-500

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1291

1291§ Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘HenleyRegatta’, coloured textured print, handenhanced canvas board, No. 112/195, withcertificate of authenticity, 45cm x 55cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £300-500

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1292

1292§ Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘EnglishElegance’, coloured textured print, handembellished canvas, No. 87/195, withCertificate of Authenticity, 47cm x 65cmPlease note that Artists Resale Right isadditionally payable on this lot up to amaximum of 4% on top of the hammerprice (visit www.dacs.org.uk for moreinformation). £300-500

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1293Pair of 19th century dry-point etchings oftwo peasants, monogrammed ‘WPF’, each11cm x 7cm £50-100

1294W Pech, two dry-point etching portraits,signed in pencil, each 13cm x 11cm £60-100

1295Terence Cuneo (1907-1996) - Travel Poster,‘Scotland For Your Holidays - The WorldFamous Forth Bridge’, Quad Royal Railwayposter from 1952, Printed in Great Britainby Waterlow & Sons Limited, London andDunstable, on board, 40 x 50 inches

£200-400



END OF DAY TWO



Buyers premium, at 27% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale.For late collection, storage and credit card charges see page 2

Lot 3251

Friday

24th March,

10.00am

The Anthony Cumings

Collection

Clocks

Persian Rugs

Antique Furniture

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A GODALMING GENTLEMAN AND COLLECTOR

Anthony Cumings was a well-known and respected businessman who ran Antony Hirewear in Godalming for 21 years.Tony, as he was more usually known, was also an avid collector and crammed his home full of items bought mostly fromlocal and London auctions. Sadly, he died in January.

Chris Ewbank, senior partner and auctioneer, said: “When Tony was very ill last year, he asked me to come and see himand entrusted me with the job of disposing of his collection on his death. In accordance with his wishes, and with theagreement of his executor the entire collection has been moved to our saleroom in Send in preparation for “his auction”on Friday March 24.”

Anthony Cumings was born on 25th February 1939 in Cardiff; his father was a seventh day Adventist pastor and whenTony was young the family travelled around the country a great deal. His parents were both very active throughout theirlives although his mother had MS for many years. His father worked into his early 90’s, and no doubt Tony inherited hiswork ethic from them.

When he became an adult he lived for a number of years in Knightsbridge where he met his life-long partner, whilstworking for Fenwicks in the West End. They moved to Godalming together in March 1967, exactly 50 years ago, andbought their home, where he lived for the rest of his life, a small, two up two down, Victorian cottage above Godalmingup at the top of Holloway Hill, which they named Crown Cottage, a very apt choice given his later passion for collectingRoyal Memorabilia.

Tony worked for outfitters Kinch and Lack in Guildford and his partner Geoff was manager of a jewellers andsilversmiths also based in Guildford. Sadly Geoff died young of cancer many years ago.

When Kinch and Lack closed in 1994, Tony bought the stock of the hire-wear business and set up his own businessAntony Hirewear in Godalming. It thrived because of his great experience and knowledge of the business and hisdedicated hard work. Many weddings in the Guildford and Godalming area were “dressed” by Tony over the next 21years, including three of auctioneer Chris Ewbank’s children.

Ewbank commented: “You might have thought that with limited space Tony’s passion for collecting would have beencurtailed. Well you would be wrong! Every shelf and cupboard bulged with his favourite Staffordshire pottery andantique silver and every scrap of wall space was covered by his collection of pictures and portrait miniatures. Hiscollection of Royal memorabilia is extensive. It took the removal firm two days to pack and remove the contents of thelittle house.”

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His collection of silver is impressive and includes a pair of Paul Storr George III silver comports which have been valuedat between £2,000 and £3,000. They have gadrooned and shell-moulded rims, on shaped bases, with Coat of Arms andmotto ‘Virtute Quies’. They were bought at auction in late 2013.

A William and Mary silver tankard, possibly by James Rodd London 1700, has been valued at between £1,200 and£1,800. It is 15cm high, has a round tapering form and a flat cover with scroll thumb-piece.

Two oil-on-board studies by Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929) of a youngman on the beach are estimated at between £3,000 and £5,000. Bothstudies are painted on either side of the same board. One a study of ayoung boy seated on rocks, showing his head and torso, painted versowith a sketch of a boy bending forwards on the beach. It is believedthese were painted as studies for Tuke’s works depicting young boysbathing around Falmouth Harbour, Cornwall in the early 20th century.This picture had been bought from Ewbank’s within the last 12months.

The collection features a number of items with direct Royalprovenance. These include Queen Victoria’s memorial stick pindedicated to her son Prince Alfred on his death. It has been estimatedat between £500 and £1,000 and is engraved ‘Dear Alfred July 30thMama VRI, 1900’. It is gold with a blue enamel anchor, letter A and acrown set with old cut diamonds, total length 8cm.

Another gold memorial stick pin in thesale was presented by QueenVictoria. This one has a portrait of JohnBrown in relief, initials J.B. and date ofhis death 1883. The reverse has from VR I (in monogram). It comes in aGarrards case. It was designed by Her Majesty for presentation to her Highland servantsand cottagers to be worn by them on the anniversary of his death, with a mourning scarf.It carries a pre-sale estimate of between £1,000 and £1,500.

Ewbank added: “Tony’s only regret would be that he will not be at Ewbank’s on March 24to see the bidders and find out how much his collection will go for. He would have lovedattending this auction of his beloved pieces, which he had so much pleasure collecting andowning over many years. He will want them passed on to others who will continue tocherish and enjoy them.”

ANTHONY CUMINGS COLLECTION:

OBJECTS AND WORKS OF ART

This section of sale will not start before 10:00am

3000

3000Cast metal figure of an archer in classical form on round base,101cm £200-300

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3001Composite stone bust of a man in classical form on pedestal 155cm

£40-60

300220th century cast metal study of a naked man on polished slatebase, 44cm £80-120

300320th century cast metal study of a naked man reclining on rocks,56cm wide £80-120

3004

3004Rudolph Marcuse - Bronze figure of a gladiator, stamped on baseGladenbeck, Berlin 9in. (22.86cm)Purchased Ewbank’s lot 781 30/6/2010 £200-300

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3005

3005Bronze figure of an athlete about to start a race, 20cms high


3006

3006Bronze figure of an athlete balancing a ball on one arm, 30cms high


3007Composite stone bust, in classical form - 54cm high £30-50

3008Mahogany carved figure of a young boy on square base - 25cm

£30-50

3009

3009French bronze figure of a man on black veined marble base,23.5cms high overall £60-100

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3010Polished stone modernistic figure of a seated man, 31cms high

£30-50

3011Cast metal figure of a man, 41cms high signed Silsia? £20-40

3012

301218th century oval ribbed tortoiseshell tobacco box the cover setwith a cast cut-out profile of Queen Anne in Coronation Robes.9.5cm x 8cmProvenance: purchased from Phillips 17th Nov 1995 as part of theMichael Shrubb (1934-2013) collection of snuff boxes. MichaelShrubb was a renowned ornithologist and author who investigatedthe effects of farming on British birds. He was born at Sidleshamnear Chichester and in 1968 he moved to Llanwrtyd Wells in Walesand later to Aberdovey on the Welsh coast. For many years heedited Welsh bird report and Welsh birds and in 2012 he received aLifetime Achievement award from the Welsh ornithologicalSociety. He was a co-founder of the Sussex Ornithological Societyand served as a council member of the RSPB and of The BritishTrust for Ornithology. Subsequently purchased by Tony Cumingsfrom Ewbanks, lot 1000, 20/11/2015.


3013

3013In memory of the 2nd Viscount Palmerston, memorial box in ivory,gold and enamel, inscribed and dated 1802 a central glass coveredroundel containing woven hair a seed pearl set crown and the letterP. The interior with a mirror and lined in silk velvet. 1.2 x 9.4 x3.5cmProvenance: when purchased by Tony Cummings in 2015; by directfamily descent from the family of John Julias Angerstein 1732 or35-1823 to then owner. The merchant and philanthropist JohnJulius Angerstein was born in St Petersburg to a German familywho had settled in Russia. He emigrated to England in about 1749and later helped to develop Lloyd’s as a great insurance house,becoming its chairman between 1790 and 1796. His impressive artcollection was bought by the nation after his death and became thenucleus of the collection of the new National Gallery. during hislife he held a prominent position in Society and numbered amongsthis friends King George III, William Pitt the Younger. Nelson,Samuel Johnson, David Garrick and Lord Palmerston. This itemhad been stored in a bank vault for over 50 years before beingpurchased at Ewbanks by Tony Cummings lot 1039 20/3/2015Purchased Ewbank’s lot 1039 20/3/2015PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OFIVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of severalcountries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goodscontaining ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers whointend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarisethemselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements andthe onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.


301419th century rosewood and mother of pearl inliad work-box, 26cms,a 19th century lacquered, gilt and mother of pearl inlaid fan box,24cms and a 19th century floral decorated crumb scoop £25-40

3015Victorian lacquered sewing box with gilt and mother of pearldecoration, 34cms wide £30-50

3016William IV round tortoiseshell snuff box, the cover inset with aportrait medallion of the King, 6.5cms £60-100

3017ROYAL INTEREST: Queen Victoria round horn snuff box thecover inset with a portrait medallion of Queen Victoria circa 1840-50, 6cms £80-100

3018Wickwar and Co of 6 Poland Street, 19th century leather covereddespatch case the top with VR and a crown in gilt, 41cm x 28cmPurchased Wellers lot 434 2/2/2012 £20-30



3019

3019ROYAL PROVENANCE: A lacqueredsnuff box the top with a portrait of KingWilliam IV, label verso, “A snuff boxpresented to my uncle John Macqueen byWilliam IV in appreciation of his coachteam hawling the Royal Coach out of asnow drift on the Yorkshire Moors so thatthe King could reach London in time toopen Parliament. R B Macqueen” £200-300

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3020Late 19th century lacquered and mother ofpearl inlaid sewing box with four drawersand an oval tray and a dish £40-60

3021

3021Courvoisier decanter and stopper in a boxdisguised as a pile of six books, 19cms high


3022

3022George III octagonal rolled paper twodivision tea caddy, 18cms wide £200-300

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302319th century ivory box the swivel top withcrossed anchors in relief, the interiordecorated with two sailing ships and acompass, 8cmsPLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £40-60

3024Tunbridgeware stamp box £30-50

3025

3025Six various 19th century black lacqueredsnuff boxes £50-60

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302619th century papier mache round box withthe figure of a young man on the cover, asnuff box with ivory and tortoiseshell cover,another with tortoiseshell, and two othersmall boxesPLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £60-100

3027

3027ROYAL PROVENANCE: Alice Keppel1868-1947, late 19th century “egg” perfumebottle the unmarked screw top in the formof a crown, 6.5cms on stand £60-100

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3028

3028Late 19th century soldier’s love token in theform of a heart with verse, (framed) maxsize 23cms x 23cms £60-100

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302919th century lacquered papier mache bookcover with painted flowers gilding andmother of pearl inlay, 31 x 22.5cms, and asimilar cake basket with swing handlepainted with lily of the valley, 25cms £30-50



ANTHONY CUMINGS

COLLECTION: GLASS

AND CERAMICS


3030

3030Pair of Victorian pink glass table lustreswith hanging cut glass spears, on roundbases, 36cms high. £200-300

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3031Set of seven rummers with grape and vineengraving, 12cms high and another verysimilar. £30-40

3032Two matching cut glass shallow dishes26cms and 28cms, and five other variousglass bowls. £30-50

303319th century cranberry glass table centrewith three flower holders, 41cms high

£50-80

3034Round stained glass panel decorated withpoppies, 20cms, two oval patterned stainedglass panels, max 17cms and another with afigure dated 1933, 23 x 16.5cms £40-60

3035

303519th century pink opaque glass table lustrewith hanging spears and drops, 37cms high


3036ROYAL PROVENANCE: Cut wine glassdecorated with flowers with filigree giltmetal in relief, the base with a plaquecommemorating the visit of Queen Victoriato Lancaster 8th October 1851. (the Queenis recirded as spending two hours in thetown breaking her journey from Balmoralto London), 13cms high £30-50

3037Ruby glass decanter and stopper, 38cmshigh, and two other cut glass decanters andstoppers with silver brandy and sherrylabels, and a further pair of cut glassdecanters £40-60

3038Two stained glass panels, central roundelsdecorated with birds - 52cm x 26cm £50-100

3039

3039Pair of late 19th century ruby tinted vaseswith deer and a house, 13cms high £100-150

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3040

3040Late 19th century Bohemian ruby glassengraved tankard with pewter mountedcover, panels with named buildings, 16cmshigh £60-100

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3041Two vine engraved glass goblets, 19 and21cms high £50-80

30421937 Royal Brierley Coronation crystal glassgoblet for King George VI in the 18thCentury taste with a round funnel bowlabove hollow blown knop stem with internalcoin, plain lower stem and folded domedfoot, engraved with the Royal Crest, and asimilar plain goblet, 24.5 and 28cms high

£40-80

3043

304319th century green tinted glass vase withshaped top and gilt fern decoration, andwith a portrait medallion of a youngwoman, 27cms high £150-250

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3044

304419th century green tinted glass vase withstylised gilt handles and a portait medallionof a lady, 32cms high £60-100

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3045Victorian cut glass table lustre with hangingspears, 31cms high £50-800



3046

304619th century cranberry glass wine jug withstopper and a cranberry wine glass with giltdecoration £50-80

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3047Pair of 19th century opaque glass tablelustres with hanging spears, 27cms high

£50-100

304819th century engraved glass goblet with birdbutterfly flowers and foliage and withinitials WC, two engraved tumblers, a largethistle shaped goblet, a large George VI1937 Coronation glass and a gobletengraved with swags on square foot £60-100

3049

3049Glass paperweight with five red flowers andfoliage, possibly Sy Louis, marked on baseGina S £80-100

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3050Pair of vine etched cut glass decanters andstoppers 33cms high and a pair of tall cutglass vases, 40cms £40-60

3051Set of six demi-lune glass dishes, 19cms

£20-40

305219th century stained glass panel of a coat ofarms, 103cm x 49cm £150-250

3053

305319th century Minton’s dinner plate,probably from the Balmoral estate,decorated in gilt and colours with a crownand initials ‘V’ and ‘A’ entwined, bothframed by floral garlands with ribbon ties,and gilt rim, impressed Minton’s mark andpuce mark for Phillip’s Mount St.surmounted by ‘Balmoral’ and a crown, 10”diameterPurchased Ewbanks, lot 205 18/3/2009


3054

305419th century Staffordshire creamware figureof a wig-maker, 16cms highPurchased Ewbank’s lot 1340 September 192012 £80-120

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3055Late 18th century Staffordshire creamwareleopard, 9cms x 6.5cms high. £100-200

305619th century Staffordshire lion with glasseyes, 29cms wide. £30-50

3057Pair of early 19th century Staffordshirefigures of a man and a woman with huntingdogs, 14cms high. £60-100

3058Three Staffordshire figures a pierrot,18.5cms high, a Scotsman wearing a kilt18cms high, and a group of three figures,16cms high. £40-60

3059ROYAL INTEREST Moulded Coronationjug William IV and Queen Adelaide, circa1830, 19cms high. £100-150

3060Five Staffordshire flat back groups. £40-60

3061Four Staffordshire flat back groups. £40-60

3062Four Staffordshire flatback groups. £40-60

3063Two 19th century figures of girls with goatsand three others various, 12-17cms. £40-60

3064Parian bust of Queen Alexandra, after amodel by Mary Thornycroft, marked for theArt Union of London, 39cm highPurchased lot Hamptons lot 530 5/11/2003

£60-100

3065Two pairs of 19th century pottery spaniels,24 and 25cms high. £40-60

3066Pair of Staffordshire spaniels with rust reddecoration, 20cms high. £40-60

3067Pair of Staffordshire copper lustre spaniels,25cms high. £30-40

3068

3068Pair of early 19th century Staffordshirepottery figures of Elijah and the Widow, onsquare bases, 26cms high. £100-150

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3069Six Staffordshire equestrian figuresincluding Dick Turpin, 40cms highmaximum. £80-100



3070

307019th century Staffordshire Thomas Parrgroup of Uncle Tom and Eva height 8ins20cms. £50-80

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307119th century figure of a man in militarydress and another of a young man with abird and a nest, 22cms and 20cms. £60-100

307219th century group of a woman seated on achair with a boy at her side, 18cms high.

£40-60

3073Pair of 19th century Staffordshire sheep,12.5cms wide. £30-50

3074Pair of Staffordshire figures of a man and awoman with sheep, 17cms and another pairof a man and a woman, 19cms. £50-80

3075Staffordshire poodle and five variousStaffordshire spaniels. £60-100

3076Pair of Stafforshire Scottish figures 19cmsand three other smaller figures. £60-100

3077Pair of Staffordshire swan spill vases, 11cmsand three small Staffordshire figures.

£40-60

307819th century transfer printed blue and whitefoot-bath, Victoria ware Ironbridge, 47cms

£100-200

3079

3079Pair of early 19th century Staffordshiresheep with bocage backgrounds, 15cms high


308019th century Staffordshire figure ofShakespeare flanked by comedy andtragedy with a central clock, 28cms high

£50-80

3081

308119th century Staffordshire figure, PrinceAmansor and the elephant of Siam, 15cmswide. There is a note with this figure signedby Tony Cummings. Mr Hemming as PrinceAlmansor Staffordshire portrait figures byGordon Pugh page E410. Plate 80 Fig 156


3082

3082Early 19th century Staffordshire tythe piggroup with parson, farmer, his wife andbaby, a basket of eggs and two piglets,bocage background, 15cms high £100-150

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3083Early 19th century pair of English ovalmoulded dishes with gilt borders andpainted with flowers and butterflies, 29cms

£50-80

3084

3084Early 19th century Staffordshire figure of StPeter with a cockerel, bible and a key at hisfeet, bocage background, 24cms high


3085

3085Early 19th century figure of the tailor’s wiferiding a goat, 15cms high £100-150

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3086Early 19th century English figure of a youngman wearing a brightly decorated coat on around base with bocage background, 16cmshigh £60-100

3087Pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures,Flora and Colin, 17cms highPurchased from the Roger collection atSothebys lot 299 30/1/1998 £30-50

3088Staffordshire figure with a girl and hersheep 20cms, and three others £40-60



3089Pair of matching Staffordshire figures of ayoung Scottish man and girl with treesbehind, 23.5cms high £30-50

3090

3090Samuel Alcock & Co. copy of the PortlandVase, second quarter of the 19th century,script mark S. A. & Co., 27cm highnumberedPurchased Hamptons lot 667 10/9/1998


3091

3091Staffordshire boxing group of Heenan &Sayers, each aiming a blow above a giltrelief title, 23cms high (John Heenan,American, and Tom Sayers, the BritishChampion, fought for two hours in 1860.The bloodiest fight on English soil resultedin a draw). £20-30

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3092Staffordshire figure of a boy with his dogand three others girl with sheep £30-50

3093

3093Pair of mid 19th century Thomas Parr typeStaffordshire figures Omer Pacha Successto Turkey, 17cms highPurchased Hamptons, lot 715 10/5/2001


3094Five various mounted Staffordshire flatbackfigures £60-100

3095

3095ROYAL INTEREST: Copeland Parianware bust of Queen Victoria incised marksS Sherwood Westmacott Sc Pub’d 1853,27cms high £100-150

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3096Two 19th century Staffordshire figures ofwomen, one with doves the other with anurn, 27 and 24cms high £50-80

3097Five various male and female Staffordshirefigures £50-80

3098Five various male and female Staffordshirefigures £50-80

3099Early 19th century Derby figure of a tailorriding a goat, a basket on his back with twokids, 15cms high £40-60

310019th century Staffordshire zebra, 11.5cmshigh, and two other figures, boy with sheepand woman with sheep £40-60

3101Two Staffordshire gardener figures, withbocage backgrounds, a peacock vase andfour other various Staffordshire figures

£40-60

3102Parianware figure of a man seated at apiano, and other pieces, man (head andshoulders,) pair of vases, and four otherpieces £50-80

3103Three Staffordshire spaniels and twoStaffordshire equestrian figures £40-60

3104Staffordshire group the Death of Nelson,21cms high £40-60

3105Two 19th century Staffordshire figures,Queen and Albert, 28cms high £50-80

3106Nine various decorative 19th century andlater cups and saucers and a tea-bowl andsaucer £60-100

3107Disraeli plate by Wallis and Gimson, 24cms

£30-50

3108ROYAL INTEREST: Pair of Staffordshirefigures Edward VII and Queen Alexandra,36cms high £50-80

3109

3109ROYAL INTEREST: Bust of Prince Albert,after E J Jones, W H Kerr & Co, Worcester,circa 1855, on a circular base, blue printedcrown and circle mark, impressed “E JJones Sculptor”, 34cms high. A similarexample is illustrated in The ParianPhenomenon, A Survey of Victorian ParianPorcelain Statuary & Busts, edited by PaulAtterbury, published by Richard Dennis,fig.662, pg.202 £100-150

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3110Five various mounted Staffordshire flatbackfigures £50-80



3111ROYAL INTEREST: Cup and saucer to thememory of Princess Charlotte, and a lustresaucer commemorating the wedding ofPrincess Charlotte and Prince Leopold ofSaxe Cobourg £40-60

3112Beswick cockatoo, 22cms high £40-60

3113Collection of seventeen various models ofbirds £50-80

3114

3114Staffordshire figure, Kilted Scottish Soldier,asleep resting on a drum with a cannon athis feet. 26cm high £100-150

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3115Pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures ofa man and a woman at a well, 18cms and19cms highPurchased Nicholsons lot 257 28/9/2005

£40-60

3116Pot lid Osborne House with base, and fiveothers the late Prince Consort, AlbertMemorial, Sandringham, Stratfield Saye,and “I see you my boy” £80-100

3117Belleek jug moulded with the figure of ayoung girl and eight various decorativesmall vases mostly Victorian £50-100

3118Staffordshire figure of an elephant with amahout and a tiger on his back, 22cms highPurchased Nicholsons lot 244 15/2/2006

£50-80

.3119Pair of Staffordshire figures of a boy and agirl with bird and bird’s nest, and two otherssportsman with gun and woman with herhound £30-50

3120Seven various 19th century Staffordshireequestrian figures £50-80

3121Staffordshire figure of Queen Alexandra, aStaffordshire greyhound inkwell, aStaffordshire naval figure and aStaffordshire house £50-100

3122Late 19th century jardiniere decorated withbird, moth and convolvulus, 19cms high

£30-50

3123Six various small 18th century potteryfigures, the tallest 12.5cms high £50-100

3124Nine various decorative 19th century plates

£40-60

3125Four 19th century Staffordshire figures, twochristening mugs, a small spaniel, a cherubvase and a black Jasperware vase £40-60

3126Parian figure of a fairy on round base, 52cm

£40-60

3127

312719th century Sampson plate decorated withRoyal coat of arms and motto, “Honi soitqui mal y pense” 27cms £50-80

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3128Continental pierced two handled fruit standwith profuse small flowers decoration inrelief, 20cms x 29cms high. £30-50

312919th century potery figure of Napoleon,21cms. £40-60

3130Five 19th century Continental figures ofladies, emblematic of the arts, 16-17cmshigh £50-100

3131

3131Pair of Nankin cargo blue and whiteteabowls and saucers, Christies labels onbases lot 5247 £60-100

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3132Carved ivory figure with head and shouldersof Queen Victoria, 12cms high, two carvedconcentric balls, a piece of ivory carved as anut opening to reveal six figures, and a bonecarving of a deity 16cms high, all 19thcenturyPLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £80-100

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3133Japanese blue gilt and iron red jardiniere,18cms high £20-30

313419th century Japanese Imari Charger,diameter 39cm £30-50




SILVER PLATE

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3135Silver plated items, a samovar (handle detached), two handled cup, and two salvers £30-50

3136Silver plate, a cake basket with swing handle and an engraved salver £30-50

3137Various silver plated items sauceboat, pair of cased napkin rings, 6 mother of pearl handledfruit knives and forks, grape scissors, butter knife, an old English pattern table spoon andfour teaspoons £25-40

3138Collection of small silver items, comprising two dressing table boxes, 13 spoons (one withno handle), a butter knife and a silver coloured metal medallion to commemorate thecoronation of Edward VIII in case £25-40

3139Various silver plate, 19th century pierced coaster, tea strainer on stand, snuffers and snuffertray, basket with swing handle, small pierced dish, ice tongs, small match casecommemorating George V’s silver Jubilee and a paper weight with Maundy coin inset

£40-60

3140Pair of two branch 19th century Sheffield plated candelabra on round bases, 37cms high

£30-50

3141Pair of 19th century silver plated coasters with pierced vine decorated borders and woodbases and a biscuit barrel (piece detached) £30-50

3142Silver plated items, two cake baskets and a coffee pot £30-50

3143Pair of silver plated stands on triform winged horse bases, 22cms high. £30-50

3144Silver plated cake basket with swing handle, tall wine coaster, round goblet with flared top,and two cased sets, six cake forks and six mother of pearl handled knives £30-50

3145Pair of 19th century silver plated candlesticks on round bases, 25cms high £20-40

3146Silver plated oval tray £30-50

3147Various silver plate including a round punch bowl £30-50

3148Victorian silver vinaigrette (lacking grille), silver pencil, and four plated items, pen, pencil,model of a cello and a dachshund £40-60




SILVER


3149

3149George III large provincial silver mug with scroll handle, by JohnLanglands I, Newcastle, 1770, 16.5cms high, 563 grms. 18 ozs £400-600

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3150

3150George III silver mug by Henry Chawner, London 1793, withacanthus scroll handle, 12.5cms high, 430 grms. 13.5 ozs £250-400

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3151

3151George III silver argyle, London 1773, with wood handle urn finialand beaded borders, 11.5cms high, gross weight 332 grms, 10.5 ozs £500-800

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3152Victorian silver cream jug, by Charles Thomas Fox and GeorgeFox, London 1854, embossed with swags ribbon ties flowers andfoliage on three feet, 15cms high, 190 grms. 6 ozs £80-120

3153

3153George III silver Old English Pattern gravy spoon with strainer, byPeter and Ann Bateman, London 1792, 121 grms 3.5 ozs Purchased Ewbanks lot 382 22/6/2016 £100-150

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3154

3154George II baluster shaped silver mug, by Richard Gurney andThomas Cook, London 1743, 12cms high, 280 grms 9 ozs £200-300

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3155

3155George III silver argyle by Henry Green London 1792, with turnedwooden handle, supported on a circular foot, reeded borders andball finial. 18cms high, gross weight 494 grms, 16 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 926 31/3/2010. £600-1000

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3156George VI silver sugar castor in QueenAnne style, of rectangular shape with cutcorners, Chester 1939, 20cms high, 232 grms7.5 ozs £60-100

3157

3157William IV silver brandy saucepan andcover, engraved with Prince of Wales crowncrest and motto, by W E, London 1830,wood side handle, height 11cms incl handle,289 grms 9 ozs £400-500

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3158

3158Pair of Victorian silver Salters Companydiamond jubilee salts by James Garrard,London 1897, each designed as a coveredhexagonal font in the Gothic style with theWorshipful Company of Salters arms alongwith Queen Victoria’s cypher 1837-1897,11.5cms high, total weight for both 366 grms11.5 ozs £300-500

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3159

3159George III waiter probably by RichardRugg, London probably 1769, with shapedgadrooned borders on three ball and clawfeet, engraved with Merchant Taylors Cocrest, 18cms, 176 grms, 5.5 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 827, 21/3/2001


3160

3160Edwin Lutyens, George VI silver mug ofbaluster form in George III style, the baseinscribed “Richard Nicholas from hisgodfather Edwin Lutyens July 8th 1941”,London 1938, 10cms, 270 grms, 8.6 ozsPurchased from Ewbanks, 22/6/2016 lot 377Sold with a letter dated 31/1/2003 fromRichard Nicholas Nicholson confirming thegift from Lutchens to him for hisChristening in 1941. £120-150

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3161

3161George III novelty silver vinaigrette in theform of a purse by Lawrence and Co.Birmingham, 1813 £100-150

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3162

3162George III silver wine funnel by WilliamAllen III, London 1798, 16cms. 159 grms 5 ozs Purchased lot 430 20/7/2005 £250-400

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3163

3163George III two handled oval silver saucetureen and cover by Henry ChawnerLondon 1792, with reeded borders andhandles, 24cms wide overall, 535 grms 17 ozsPurchased at Nicholsons, lot 731 6/11/13


3164

3164George III boat shaped silver sugar basketLondon 1787, with beaded borders andengraved with crest and coat of arms in twooval cartouches, 19cms high, 276 grms. 9 ozsPurchased at Nicholsons lot 1797 26/5/2010




3165

3165George V round silver salver with shapedbeaded border, Birmingham 1928, 37cms,1170 grms 37 ozs £300-500

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3166

3166Charles II style silver porringer of mouldedcircular form chased and embossed with afloral band, flared neck with a coat andarms and inscription ‘nunquam nonparatus’, two caryatid foliate scroll handles,the base with pricked initials GBN and1623, by L.E., 24cms 497 grms 16 ozsPurchased from Wellers, lot 11 24/6/2011


3167

3167Victorian novelty silver card case in theform of a book with engine turneddecoration, by George Unite Birmingham1858, 9.5cms x 7cms, 67 grms, 2 ozs £80-100

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3168

316819th C silver double castle top card case byTaylor & Perry, featuring Kenilworth Castleto one side and Windsor Castle to the other,both sides in high relief, Birmingham circa1840, 9.5 x 6.5cms. 70 grms. 2 ozsPurchased Wellers, lot 2011 4/2/2011


3169

3169Victorian silver brandy saucepan, by JBLondon 1880, with a single lip and turnedivory handle, base stamped Dobson,Piccadilly, 14cms wide, gross weight 60 grms2 ozsPurchased Sotheby’s lot 298 11/4/2002PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £60-100

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3170Pair of Victorian silver bon-bon dishes,Birmingham 1896, with pierced andembossed decoration, 16cms., 132 grms 4 ozs £40-60

3171Victorian silver tea caddy and coverLondon 1897 and a 20th century silvermustard pot with a silver spoon, blue glassliner, weight of silver, 208 grms 6.5 ozs

£50-100

3172Victorian silver pepper pot, by Alfred Ivory,London 1864, with embossed flower andfoliage decoration, 10cms high, 68 grms 2 ozs £40-60

3173George III silver marrow scoop by ThomasWallis II, London 1802, 21.5cms 41 grms1.25 ozs £80-120

3174

3174George silver pocket apple corer by JosephTaylor, Birmingham 1801, 11.5cms, grossweight 16 grms 0.5 ozsPurchased at Ewbanks 27/6/2014 £80-120

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3175Small silver items, George III spirit ladlewith whalebone twisted handle, Georgiansifter spoon, Georgian beaded old Englishpattern dessert spoon, foreign “trowel”book mark, two similar George III brightcut teaspoons and an old £1 note £60-100

3176

3176Victorian silver ‘castle-top’ card case, byEdward Smith, Birmingham 1850, TheRoyal Exchange in the City of London inhigh relief, Garrard and Co receipt dated5/1/86, 10cms x 7cms, 73 grms 2 ozs




3177

3177Late 17th century English silver ovaltobacco box by WS engraved with a crest,with London hallmark indistinct, possibly1687, 9.5cms, 136 grms. 4 ozsPurchased Nicholsons, lot 857 14/7/2010


3178

317818th century silver plate with gadroonedborder engraved with a coat of arms, dateletter indistinct, 24cms, 562 grms 18 ozs


3179

317917th century trifid end silver spoon, struckthree times with makers mark TN £150-200

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3180

318017th century silver seal top spoon WG


3181

3181Oval silver tobacco box the hinged top withengraved full coat of arms, base apparentlyunmarked the cover with makers mark NLand lion passant, probably 18th century,9.5cms, 132 grms 4 ozs £100-200

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3182

3182ROYALProvenance: George III silver teapot andmatching cream jug, by Robert Hennell,London 1870, decorated with ribbeddecoration, the teapot 12cms high, 317 grms. 10 ozsPurchased H.R.H. THE PRINCE HENRY,DUKE OF GLOUCESTER KG, KT, KPSALE at Christies 26 - 27 January 2006 lot 97 £300-500

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3183

3183Victorian silver three piece tea service bythe Barnards, London 1898, comprisingteapot, sugar bowl and cream jug withembossed fower and foliage decoration, theteapot 22cms wide, total weight 653 grms,21 ozs £200-300

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3184

3184George III plain round teapot London1781, with wood handle, the top with ballfinial, 20cms, gross weight 302 grms 10 ozsPurchased 3/11/1999


3185George III Scottish silver mug, Edinburgh1789, with s scroll handle and reededdecoration with beaded borders, 10.5cms,238 grms, 7.5 ozs £100-150

3186

3186George III silver rectangular nutmeg graterby John Shaw, Birmingham, 1815, withbright cut decoration, 4cms. gross weight 35 grms 1 ozPurchased Ewbanks lot 391, 26/3/2014




3187

3187George III silver oval double ended nutmeg grater, London 1783,5.5cms, gross weight 38 grms, 1ozPurchased Nicholsons lot 1252 14/12/2011 £200-300

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3188George III silver snuff box with reeded decoration by SamuelPemberton, Birmingham 1811, 6cms x 4cms, 51 grms 1.5 ozs £80-120

318918th century English silver cream jug embossed with swags offlowers and foliage on three feet, 10cms high, 71 grms 2 ozs £60-80

3190George III Scottish silver mug by Newlands & Grierson Edinburgh1813, with horizontal reeded decoration, 7cms high, 100 grms 3 ozs

£40-60

3191Victorian silver mug by Lee & Wigfull Sheffield 1895, withembossed flower and scroll decoration, 8cms high 74 grms 2 ozs

£40-60

3192Victorian silver mug by Charles Boyton, London 1872, with acentral band of patterned decoration, 7.5cms, 97 grms 3 ozs £30-50

3193

3193Pair of George III silver beakers by John Muns, London 1771, withreeded borders and horizontal line decoration, 8cms, 135 grms 4 ozs £150-250

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3194

3194Pair of Victorian silver plates by Hunt and Roskell late Storr andMortimer, London 1877 and 1880, with shaped reeded borders withfoliage decoration, engraved with a coat of arms, 28cms, 1232 grms39 ozsPurchased Dreweatt Neate lot 367 20/7/2005 £600-1000

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3195

3195George II silver snuffer’s tray by James Gould, London 1747,shaped rectangular form with moulded foliage borders, and centralscroll handle, moulded border, on four feet, length 18.5cms, 321 grms 10 ozs £300-500

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3196

3196George III silver cream jug by George Smith II, London 1787, witha shaped rim, a high clip handle, and an oval vacant reserve,embossed with swags of drapery with flowers, on a square foot,14.5cms high, 91 grms 3 ozs Purchased Dreweatts lot 89 27/1/2010 £80-120

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3197George V oval silver cake basket, byMappin and Webb, Sheffield 1929, with all-over pierced decoration and swing handle,27cms wide, 563 grms 18 ozs £140-180

3198

3198George II silver coffee pot, by IW Exeter1736, of round tapering form, the domedcover with urn finial, engraved with full coatof arms, wood handle, 24cms high, gross 782 grms 25 ozs £500-1000

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3199

3199George III silver two handled porringer byWilliam Cripps London 1763, half spiralfluted and reeded with ornate embossedcartouche and floral decoration on astepped circular base, 14cms high 25cmswide, 525 grms, 16 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 1776 26/05/2010


3203Victorian silver mug by George Unite,Birmingham 1853, with foliage decorationto the handle and a horizontal band, 10cmshigh, 64 grms 2 ozs £40-50

3204

3204George III plain baluster silver coffee potby Francis Crump, London 1767, on aspreading foot, with a domed cover andwrythen knop finial, 26cms high, 815 grms26 ozs £600-800

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3205Pair of George III silver berry spoons, byRichard Crossley, London 1783, 115 grms3.5 ozs £50-80

3206Pair of Victorian silver berry spoons byEdwin Sweet, Exeter 1856, 110 grms 3.5 ozs

£50-80

3207

3207George II silver mug embossed with anextensive scene with a woman riding a ladendonkey to market and with other figuresand cottages, date and makers marks wornand indistinct, 10cms high, 264 grms 8.5 ozs




3200

3200William and Mary silver tankard, possiblyby James Rodd London 1700, of roundtapering form with flat cover with scrollthumb-piece, 15cms high, 514 grms 16 .5 ozs


3201

3201George III silver pap boat by John Eames,London 1800 13cms 56 grms 1.5 ozsPurchased Dreweatts lot 146 29/4/2009


3202

3202George III silver sauce boat, by WalterBrind, London circa 1764 (date letterrubbed), oval with shaped border andfoliage decorated handle on three shell feet,engraved with initials, 18cms wide, 294 grms9.6 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 1894 11/9/2013


3208

3208George III tankard by John Langlands II Newcastle circa 1760, domed hinged cover and reeded body, the handle with scroll thumb-pieceand heart terminal, 18cms high, 643 grms 20.5 ozs £800-1200

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3209Pair of George III silver table spoons by Hester Bateman, London1780, 20cms, 120 grms 4 ozs £100-150

3210

3210George III silver mug by EE London 1792, of baluster form andheavily embossed with a rural scene with a hound running towardsa cockerel, hen and chicks, 10cms high, 155 grms 5 ozsPurchased Dreweatts lot 142 29/4/2009 £80-120

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3211George III silver oval flat bottom cream jug by Peter and AnnBateman, London 1798, reeded rim and a band of engraved lunettefoliage decoration, shield with an engraved “F”, 13cms high, 105 grms 3 ozsPurchased Dreweatts lot 332 21/1/2009 £50-80

3212

3212George II silver cream jug, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman,London 1804, oval with a punched border, engraved with initials,10cms high, 78 grms, 2.5 ozsPurchased Dreweatts lot 25 14/09/2011 Estate of Derek Baxter.


3213

3213George III silver baluster shaped plain mug, by Hester Bateman,London 1774, the handle with foliage thumb-piece, 12.5cms high,317 grms 10 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 661 24/7/2003 £300-500

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3214

3214ROYAL PROVENANCE: George V silver medicine spoonSheffield 1932, and a folding American medicine spoon stampedsterlingPurchased at the Christies sale 20/9/2009 Property from the Collection of HRH THE PRINCE GEORGE,Duke of Kent KG, KT, and HRH Princess Marina, Duchess ofKent CI, GCVO and their families lot 69 £100-150

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3215

3215ROYAL PROVENANCE: Victorian silver salver, London 1890,stamped Carrington and Co 130 Regent Street London, roundsalver with shaped gadrooned border on three ball and claw feet,engraved “Presented to her highness Princess Louise of SchleswigHolstein on her marriage by the members of the Beehive” theirnames are listed on the base, 27cms, approx 750 grms 24 ozsNOTE: Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein VA, CI,GCVO, GBE, RRC was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria andmarried Prince Aribert of Anhalt in 1891. her mother was PrincessHelena third daughter of Queen VictoriaPurchased H.R.H. THE PRINCE HENRY, DUKE OFGLOUCESTER KG, KT, KP SALE at Christies 26 - 27 January2006 lot 98 £250-400

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3216Pair of Edward VII silver cups, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,Chester 1907 and 1908, engraved with Egyptian style heads, 14cmswide, 402 grms 13 ozsPurchased Ewbanks, lot 246 15/12/2011 £120-180

3217

3217Victorian silver tea caddy by Joseph Angell I and II, London 1849,heavily embossed with panels of figures and pagodas, hinged cover,10cms wide, 13cms high, 372 grms 12 ozs £300-500

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3218

3218George III silver lemon strainer, Glasgow 1820, with two piercedhandles, 16.5cms, 59 grms 2 ozs £200-300

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3219

3219ROYAL PROVENANCE: Edward VIII; George V silver ink stand,by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., Birmingham,1934, the central well with glass liner on a rectangular stand on fourscroll feet, the cover engraved with the Prince of Wales feathersand motto and the initial ‘E’, the front engraved ‘To Frank Youngin recognition of 16 years faithful service from Edward P 1935’,18cms x 12cms, 403 grms. 13 ozsProvenance: presented to Frank Young (the vendor’s uncle) on hisretirement in 1935 by Prince Edward later to be King Edward VIII.Frank Young retired as he he did not wish to go with the King toParis after the abdicationPurchased Ewbanks, lot 201 30/6/2010 £200-300

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3220

3220Pair of George III Irish silver hook end basting spoons by David TPeter, Dublin 1761, picture back shell bowls, 33cms, 242 grms 7.7 ozs £500-800

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322118th century punch ladle the bowl with George II coin insert, withwhalebone twisted handle, no marks found, 37cms, another 18thcentury punch ladle the bowl with Queen Anne coin inset. ebonisedhandle (broken), 32cms. and another with oak handle £60-80

3222

3222Copy of the Salisbury ladle, inscribed on bowl “ Copy of theSalisbury ladle, 1684 given to the fishmongers livery on theCoronation of King George VI 12th May 1937”, 38cms, 156 grms 5 ozsPurchased Nicholsons lot 610 23/3/2005 £200-300

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3223Victorian oval silver box, by Levesley Brothers, London 1899, withgadrooned borders and floral swag decoration, blue glass liner,10cms. weight of silver 262 grms 8 ozs £100-150

3224Pair of Victorian silver salts with embossed decoration on threehoof feet, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1892 and a non-matching mustard pot and spoon and a pepperette, 186g, 6 ozs

£40-60

3225Victorian silver mug, by Vale Brothers & Sermon, Birmingham,1895, half spiral reeded and with a band of floral decoration, 10cmshigh, 102 grms 3 ozs £40-60

3226George V silver sauce boat by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes,Chester 1911, with gadrooned borders and three shell feet inGeorge III style, 17cms wide, 251 grms 8 ozsPurchased Ewbanks lot 596 20/12/2010 £80-100

3227Victorian cut glass spirit flask with silver mounts by FredericPurnell, London, 1881 £40-60

3228George V silver salver, by Mappin and Webb, London 1910, withfoliage and gadrooned borders, 17cms, 181 grms 6 ozs £60-100

3229

3229ROYAL PROVENANCE: Victorian silver tea caddy by WilliamAitken, Chester 1899, with gadrooned borders on four feet thehinged cover with flame finial, engraved with a crown andmonogram. 12cms high, 203 grms 6.5 ozsPurchased in Christies sale 20/11/2009 of property from theCollection of HRH The PRINCE GEORGE DUKE OF KENTKG, KT, and HRH Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent CI, GCVOand their families. lot 77 £300-500

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3230Victorian string box and cover with gadrooned borders, by WilliamComyns & Sons, London 1890, 12cms high, 253 grms 8 ozs £80-120

3231

3231Composite collection of fiddle pattern table silver various dates andmakers mostly 18th and 19th century, comprising 10 table spoons,12 dessert spoons, 12 large forks, 12 dessert forks, 10 teaspoons, 2sauce ladles, approx. total weight, 3027 grms 97 ozs £800-1200

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3232Set of four Victorian silver spoons in 17th century style byElkington, Birmingham 1874 with engraved stems and bowls,19cms, 260 grms 8.5 ozs £80-100

3233Small collection of 18th and 19th century silver old English patternspoons, comprising five large spoons, a berry spoon and nineteaspoons, total weight, 492 grms16 ozs £140-180

3234

3234Edward VII glass and silver mounted claret jug, by WilliamComyns, London 1904, the silver mounts with foliage pierceddecoration, and the hinged cover with pineapple finial, the glass ofround lobed form engraved with flowers and foliage, 26cms high




3235

3235Paul Storr pair of George III silver comports with gadrooned and shell moulded rims, on shaped bases, with Coat of Arms and motto‘Virtute Quies’, London, 1815, 27.5cms, 63.5oz, 1977gPurchased lot 745 Nicholsons, 6/11 2013. £2000-3000

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3236

3236Six George III silver plates by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert, London, 1781, gadrooned rims, with Coat of Arms and motto‘Excitari Non Hebescere’, 24cms 2905 grms, 93 ozsPurchased Clarke Gammon Wellers, lot 596 14/12/2004 £1200-1600

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3237Victorian silver mug by George Unite, Birmingham, 1860, with bright cut vertical bandeddecoration and ‘S’-scroll handle, 3.2oz, 102g £40-60

3238

3238George III silver six division toast rack, by Smith, Tate & Co., Sheffield, 1813, with doublehooped sections, ring handle, gadrooned base on four shaped feet, 17cms. 11.3oz, 352g


3239

3239Victorian silver vesta by William Aitkin, Birmingham 1893, decorated all over with flowersand foliage and with a portrait of Queen Victoria, 3cms x 4cms £50-100

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3240

3240ROYAL PROVENANCE: Alice Keppel 1868-1947 long time mistress to King Edward VII,a silver mounted miniature glass flask, engraved “Alice”, Samuel Morden, marked 375 withdate letter for London 1900, 10cms £100-150

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3241

3241ROYAL PROVENANCE: Alice Keppel 1868-1947 long time mistress to King Edward VII, silver dressing table items, comprising a mirrorand three brushes, Some pieces English and some foreign. £60-100

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3242Edward VII silver half barrel double stampbox Birmingham 1901 £40-60

3243Collection of various small English andcontinental silver and plated items includinga sovereign case, Whisky label, eight smallforks with royal coat of arms terminals, jamspoon, seven small spoons, a lobster picketc. £80-120

3244

3244Pair of silver taper sticks in mid 18thcentury style, Birmingham 1971, 11cms, 12 ozs 369 grms. £200-300

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3245Mappin and Webb cut glass and silvermounted three ring neck decanterBirmingham 1912, with stopper, 30cmshigh. £50-80

3246

3246Danish sterling silver tankard, by PrebenSalomonsen, decorated with scrollingfoliage and with beaded borders, 20thcentury, with original label and stamped,PrS Sterling 925S, 16.5cms high, 689 grms22 ozs £200-300

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3247Dutch silver box with embossed decorationof figures in rural and industrial landscapes,7.5cms high, 96 grms., 3ozs, probably late19th century £60-80

3248

324819th century Continental silver snuff box,the exterior engraved with military trophies,the interior with inscription “C G Fothergilltaken by his uncle George Harker at thebattle of Vittoria from the carriage ofJoseph Bonaparte when King of Spain1813”, 8.5cms x 6cms 105 grms 3 ozs




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ANTHONY CUMINGS COLLECTION: JEWELLERY


3249

3249Charles I, Newark besieged, shilling, 1645, crown between C-R, mark of value below, rev. OBS NEWARKE, date below £300-500

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3250

3250ROYAL PROVENANCE: A gold and enamel and diamond set choker brooch, with inscription to reverse, ‘To H.G.W. from PrincessLouise Augusta, of Schleswig Holstein, on the occasion of Louise’s christening 19th November 1907,’ £500-800

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3251

3251ROYAL PROVENANCE: Queen Victoria’s memorial stick pin dedicated to her son Prince Alfred on his death, engraved ‘Dear AlfredJuly 30th Mama VR1, 1900’, gold with blue enamel anchor, letter A and a crown set with old cut diamonds, total length 8cm The Prince Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Ulster, and Earl of Kent, 6th Aug 1864-30th July 1900 Purchased Clarke Gammon Wellers lot 907 5/7/2007 £500-1000

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3252

3252ROYAL PROVENANCE: Gold memorial stick pin presented by Queen Victoria, with portrait of John Brown in relief, initials J.B. anddate of his death 1883, the reverse with “from V R I” (in monogram), in Garrards case, Following John Brown’s death in 1883 a Brownmemorial brooch with the late gillie’s head to one side and the Royal monogram on the other was designed by Her Majesty forpresentation to her Highland servants and cottagers to be worn by them on the anniversary of his death, with a mourning scarf. LyttonStrachey, Queen Victoria, biography, Chatto & Windus 1921 £1000-1500

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3253

3253Diamond set gold gypsy ring, with old cut stone, a hardstone seal intaglio cut with a fox and ‘Tally Ho ‘ and a pair of gilt metalcufflinks £200-300

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3254Diamond set stick pin with letter V, beneath a crown set with old cut diamonds, red andgreen stones, by Lewis of Bond Street, and various shirt studs, in case. £100-150

3255Portrait stick pin in gold mount with banded agate beads, and a silver stick pin £100-150

3256

3256Gold cased pocket watch on chain, watch with enamel dial and Roman numerals, thereverse with foliate engraving, 9ct £200-300

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3257Five stick pins, diamond, set horseshoe, three with pearls and another turquoise set

£100-150

3258Gold snake ring, the head with repousse decoration and set with an old cut diamond of 0.35 carat, to a four band length, unmarked £300-500

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3259Pair of oval gold and diamond set cufflinks, stamped 750 for 18ct £150-250

3260T form pendant set with tourmalines and a Smiths watch, both unmarked yellow metal

£100-150

326119th C seal with intaglio cut depicting a running fox and the words ‘Tally Ho’, matched setof shirt studs and gilt metal cufflinks £50-80

3262Gold signet ring with banded stone, 15ct and an unmarked ring set with turquoise stone

£100-150

3263Framed cameo of a man in classical style, ebonised frame, 5cms x 4cms £30-40

3264Bueche-Girod gentleman’s wristwatch, the face with relief decoration of stars and flowers,baton markers, leather strap, watch stamped 9ct, buckle 750 for 18ct £100-150



ANTHONY CUMINGS COLLECTION: COLLECTABLES

INCLUDING ROYAL MEMORABILIA


3265ROYAL PROVENANCE: King Edward VII & Queen Alexander. The Form and Order ofthe Service ... in The Coronation of .. King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in the AbbeyChurch of St. Peter, Westminster on Thursday, 26th June, 1902. With the Music to be SungEdited by Sir Frederick Bridge. Gilt on red with royal ciphers, & Tudor Rose, thistle andshamrock motifs. (front cover detached) and another for the Coronation of King GeorgeVI. £40-60

3266ROYAL INTEREST: Two part catalogue and information booklet for the Duke andDuchess of Windsor sale Sothebys September 11-19 1997, in hard cover, Sothebys hardback catalogue of the sale of the Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor 2nd and 3rd April 1997,and Christies catalogue for the sale from the estate of the Duke of Gloucester 26th and27th January 2006 £100-150

3267

3267ROYAL PROVENANCE: Queen Victoria, brass easel back presentation photographframe, stamped West, St James Street, surmounted by a crown and with pierced ivy leafdecoration, engraved on the front, “In remembrance of Darmstadt December 14th 1878”and on the back “To Sir William Jenner KCB from Victoria R and I” HISTORICAL NOTE: Queen Victoria’s second daughter Princess Alice of Hesse died ofdiphtheria at Darmstadt on 14/12/1878. Sir William Jenner an eminent Doctor was sent byQueen Victoria during her last illness to attend her daughter and this frame was presentedto him by the Queen in thanks for his service. The Princess Alice fell a victim to the diseasewhile nursing members of her family who were ill. The day before she died, she is said tohave expressed to Sir William Jenner her regret that she should cause her mother so muchanxiety. The Queen in a letter thanked her subjects for their sympathy with her loss of adear child, who was ‘a bright example of loving tenderness, courageous devotion, and self-sacrifice to duty.’Jenner was born at Chatham on 30 January 1815, and educated atUniversity College London. He became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons in1837, and a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 1852, and in 1844 took the LondonM.D. In 1847 he began at the London Fever Hospital investigations into cases of continuedfever which enabled him finally to make the distinction between typhus and typhoid onwhich his reputation as a pathologist principally rests. He was president of the RoyalCollege of Physicians (1881 1888); was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1864, andreceived honorary degrees from the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge andUniversity of Edinburgh. In 1861 he was appointed Physician Extraordinary, and in 1862Physician in Ordinary, to Queen Victoria, and in 1863 Physician in Ordinary to the Princeof Wales; he attended both the Prince Consort and the Prince of Wales in their attacks oftyphoid fever. In 1868 he was created a baronet. He died, at Bishop’s Waltham, Hants, on11 December 1898 Purchased from Ewbank’s lot 1239 19/9/2012 £100-200

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3268

3268ROYAL PROVENANCE: Signed Wartimephotograph by Hugh Cecil of King GeorgeVI 1945, in RAF uniform, in leather frame,size overall, 29cms x 22cms £200-300

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3269

3269ROYAL PROVENANCE: Silveredphotograph of the Queen Mother byCECIL BEATON. Signed Elizabeth R1976, in a leather easel photograph frameinitialled E.R. Photo 7.5ins x 6insPurchased Nicholsons lot 1370 2/10/2015


3270Group of five miniature medals, QueenVictoria diamond Jubilee, Coronationmedals for King George VI and QueenElizabeth II, Queen Victoria India medalwith clasp Lucknow and India generalservice medal with clasp Pegu £40-60

3271

3271ROYAL PROVENANCE: Queen Mary(consort of George V) signed black andwhite photographic print by Hay Wrightsondated 1942, photograph 15cms x 11cms, ingilt frame with crown top £80-100

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3272

3272ROYAL PROVENANCE: Signed blackand white photograph of Princess Louise(4th daughter of Queen Victoria) in anIndian silver frame by Hamilton Calcutta, inthe frame behind the Princess is a signedphotograph of Lord Reading Viceroy ofIndia who was presumably the originaloccupier of the frame! Overall size offrame, 29cms x 19.5cms £100-200

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3273

3273ROYAL PROVENANCE: George V redwax seal 16.5cms, in original metal case withroyal coat of arms and original greenleather outer box, max. 30cms x 22.5cms Purchased Wellers lot 577 6/7/12 £100-150

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3274

3274An invitation to the funeral of The Duke ofWellington no 1113, East Aisle, NorthTransept £100-200

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3275

3275ROYAL PROVENANCE: An invitation tothe “Coronation of their most sacredmajesties” William IV and Queen Adelaidein 1831, 20cms x 26.5cms £80-100

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3276

3276ROYAL PROVENANCE: Invitation to theCoronation of Queen Victoria on greenpaper, Lower Choir Gallery North side Bno.245 Invitees name obliterated. £100-150

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3277

3277An invitation to the funeral of The Duke ofWellington no 1112, East Aisle, NorthTransept £100-200

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3278ROYAL PROVENANCE: Items relating tothe Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II,including Coronation medal in original boxand packing, invitation, form and order ofservice and other items as issued to R T DWilmot £100-200

3279ROYAL PROVENANCE: Collection oftwelve letters from Princess Louise(daughter of Queen Victoria) to herhousekeeper Anne Barnes, an envelopefrom the Queen to her daughter and otheritemsPurchased Ewbank’s lot 644, 18/12/2008

£50-100



3280

3280ROYAL PROVENANCE: Queen Victoria, a hand-writtenenvelope signed “the Queen” addressed to the Duchess of York,(later Queen Mary at White Lodge, Richmond Park, Surrey. thereverse with VIR monogram and her Majesty’s wax seal in black,delivered by messenger from Windsor Castle. £80-120

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3281

3281Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) - signedletter to Lady Campbell 1845, two pieces of material cut from hiscoffin and the Pall, and other items including a pot lid “Funeral ofthe late Duke of Wellington” £100-200

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3282

3282ROYAL PROVENANCE: Printed invitation to the Coronation ofKing George IV in 1821, Abbey, inscribed no 887 and PoetsCorner, signed Howard of Effingham, and a separate embossedcard, Westminster Hall Coronation pass ticket inscribed nottransferable Purchased Timothy Millett Ltd 19/9/2012 £150-250

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3283ROYAL INTEREST: George V Coronation tipstaff, red and gilt,dated 1911, 76cms Purchased Nicholsons, lot 1265 20/7/2012 £100-200

3284

3284ROYAL PROVENANCE: Invitation to the Coronation of KingGeorge V and Queen Mary to Sir Charles Ball MD and Lady Ball,1911, framed Purchased Ewbanks lot 737 20/6/12. Direct family descent from SirCharles Bent Ball (1851-1916), fellow of the Royal College ofSurgeons of Ireland first baronet Ball of Merrion Square, Dublinand Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps. 10 x11in. (25cm x 28cm) £50-80

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3285Twenty four Mansion House Alderman’s passes 1827, most with redwax seals Purchased Julian Browning rare books, March 1995 having comeout of a sale at Phillips as part of a lot the previous week £40-60

3286ROYAL PROVENANCE: Pair of Victorian red silk embroidereddamask banners with the Royal Coat of arms and motto “Honi soitqui mal y pense”, 52cms x 44cms Purchased Clarke Gammon Wellers lot 713 1/5 2007 £60-100

3287Various items mostly of Royal interest including a framedphotograph of King George V, programme for the Royal processionat the Coronation of Edward VII, Queen Victoria’s entermentprocession, 19th century sealed legal document, Officialprogramme for National Peace celebrations 1919, and Elizabeth IIceremonial booklet £20-40

3288ROYAL PROVENANCE: Queen Alexandra ( wife of KingEdward VII) Mourning envelope written by the Queen toAuchterarder, Perthshire bearing the GVR monogram in purplefrom Buckingham Palace 7th June 1912; hand written letter fromPrincess Alice daughter of Queen Victoria to “Minnie”, togetherwith a photograph; and a hand written letter dated 10th June 1893from Princess Helena Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein,(daughter of Queen Victoria), Cumberland Lodge to LadyGeorgina Cowell £30-50

3289ROYAL INTEREST: Prince of Wales and Princess Diananeedlework kneeler with Prince of Wales feathers, 16cm x 36cm.

£20-40

3290Eight miniature musical instruments including violin in case 15cms,and cello 10cms. £50-100



3291Various bijouterie including two cameos,cartwheel penny, box of miniaturedominoes, card case and a notebook. £40-60

3292Various bijouterie including two miniatures,various boxes etc. £50-80

329319th century coloured wax portrait ofNelson, 10cms x 7cms. £60-100

3294Victorian diorama of a country house withfigures on a lawn 11cm x 15cm, and anotherround in a shell frame, 20cms diam. £50-80

3295

3295Tunbridge Ware tesserae mosaic of HeverCastle, stamped J J Rugg, 12.5cms x 17.5cmPurchased Ewbanks lot 1193 27/6/2008.Alan Nicholson Collection. 35 £100-150

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329619th century embroidered photographframe, overall 31cms x 22cms and a 19thcentury beadwork round panel of an angelwith two children 20cms diam. £50-80

329718th century pewter dish, inscribed onborder Winchester 1720 and with a MalteseCross, 36cms, London touch marks. £30-50

3298Alabaster Grand Tour figure of a nakedman sitting on the ground his broken swordby his side, 38cms wide £100-200

3299Grand Tour alabaster group of two menwrestling, 26cms wide £50-80

3300Pair of carved wood wall shelves with eaglebases 30cms and another corner shelfcarved with the head of a chamois 24cms

£40-60

330119th century oil lamp with tinted reservoirand etched glass shade, 59cms high £50-100

330219th century cork picture in relief withWindsor Castle, 22cm x 26cm oval, reversewith label “to my friend Chas Lloyd fromold Don Carlo 1895” £20-40

3303Stevengraph, Coaching scene “For Life andDeath, Heroism on land” framed 5cms x15cms £20-30

3304

3304Admiral Nelson, brass button reputedlyfrom Nelson’s coat, Framed with note“Button off of one of Admiral Nelson’s oldcoats (authentic) presented to Mr WWilliams by J R McGill”, verso there iswhat appears to be a photocopy of the backof the note which is a trade card for Pipeand McGill, Naval Taylors. (Note this hasnot been checked as the framed is sealed)Purchased Clarke Gammon Wellers, lot 60126/9/2006 £50-100

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3305Sand picture circa 1830 of a church nearNewport Isle of Wight, within an embossedborder, 10cms x 14cms £20-30

3306ROYALProvenance: King George IV Coronationpass ticket to the Coronation Banquet inWestminster Hall, 1820, framed £50-100

3307Three Baxter prints and another print ofthe Crystal Palace in a lacquered, gilt andmother of pearl frame £40-60

3308Jennens and Bettridge papier machelacquered wall plaque decorated with acontinental village landscape, stamped,26cms and another similar decorated withchildren playing 27cms £50-100

330919th century dried flower arrangementunder a glass dome, 35cms £40-60

331019th century fruit arrangement under aglass dome, 40cms high £20-40

331119th century papier mache and mother ofpearl ink stand with two glass inkpots,29cms, a papier mache cake stand and aphotograph album with lacquered andmother of pearl small photograph album

£50-80

3312

3312Egyptian faience glazed amulet of Thoth,late period circa 727-343 BC 4.5cmsPurchased Nicholsons lot 1404 2/4/2014


3313Eighteen various walking sticks £30-50

3314ROYAL INTEREST: Victorian document/contract, reading These are to Will andrequire you Forthwith to swear and Admitthe Bearer Randolf Payne into the Place ofPurveyor of wine in Ordinary to herMajesty...... in gilt framed embossed withcoat of arms 59cm x 30cm £20-30

331519th century papier mache tray painted withflowers 63cm £50-100

3316Victorian papier mache fan painted withflowers and gilt scrolling foliage andanother £50-80

3317Britains Coronation coach with eight horses

£40-60



3318ROYAL PROVENANCE: A collection 12 hand written lettersfrom Prince Edward, Duke of Kent the fourth son of George IIIand father of Queen Victoria to Captain Conran who was Groomto the bedchamber in the Duke’s household. They are signedEdward by the Prince, and are mostly from Kensington PalacePurchased Ewbanks lot 1029 1/12/2016 (This was the last lot thatTony Cumings purchased from Ewbank’s) £150-200

3319Pair of Silver plated and green marble lamps in the from ofCorinthian columns each 60cm £50-80

3320Pair of Royal Warrants to Hatch, Mansfield & Co. Ltd., winemerchants to Her Majesty Queen Mary, dated 10th July 1950, 41cmx 26cm £50-80

3321ROYAL INTEREST: 19th century printing stamp of a crown, 30cmx 30cm £40-60

3322ROYAL INTEREST: Early 20th century cast metal finial in theform of a crown, 17cm £30-50

3323Wooden model of Queen Victoria’s horse drawn carriage 82cmwide £50-100

3324Black forest style carving of fruit, 50cm and another, 29cm £40-60

3325

3325Reputedly part of the flag of Lord Nelson’s ship the Victory, withdesignating 19th century hand written label,17cm x 23cm, framed.Affixed to the back of the frame is the following catalogue extract,“An early 19th century canvas fragment, by family repute, part ofthe main flag of Lord Nelson’s ship, The Victory”, and a smallerfragment (2) £50-100

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3326ROYAL INTEREST: Menu for the Worshipful Company ofMercers Banquet for HRH the Prince of Wales, framed, 27cm x18cm £30-50

3327Pair of 19th century gilt carved and gesso wall brackets, 20cm x17cm, two other pairs of mahogany wall brackets and a mahoganyclock bracket £50-100

332818th century silk needlework picture of a young woman in a gardenwith a basket of flowers, oval, in original gilt frame, 22.5cms x .5cms

£40-60

3329Late 18th century silk needlework picture of a young woman in aparkland landscape wearing a feathered hat and holding a whiterose in her left hand, oval, 38cms x 32cms, in original gilt frame.

£60-100

3330Early 19th century silk needlework picture of a young womanwearing a bonnet in a parkland setting, oval, 33cms x 23cms. £50-80

3331Late 18th century silk needlework picture of a woman and threechildren by the sea, 32cms x 25cms oval. £40-50

3332Pair of 19th century needlework pictures of a man and a woman inburr wood frames, 20.5cms x 18cms £50-100

3333

3333Rudolph Nureyev, late 19th century grospoint needlework panel,with flowers and leaves against a black background, 96cm x 48cmPurchased form Christies Nureyev sale lot 1245, 20/11/1995 £80-120

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3334Round beadwork panel decorated with flowers and foliage, 36cmsdiam £20-30



ANTHONY CUMINGS COLLECTION: FINE PAINTINGS AND PRINTS


3335

3335Henry Scott Tuke, RA, RWS (British, 1858-1929). Two studies of a young man on the beach. Oil on board, unsigned. Early 20th Century.Studies are painted on both sides of the same board. One a study of a young boy seated on rocks showing his head and torso, also paintedverso with a sketch of a boy bending forwards on the beach. 33cm x 24cm. These studies are believed to have been painted as studies for Tuke’s works depicting young boys bathing in the open air around FalmouthHarbour in Cornwall in the early 20th Century. Tuke’s works are held in major collections worldwide and similar works include ‘Head ofT.C. Tiddy’, ‘Aquamarine (study)’, and ‘August Blue (study)’ housed at the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society. Tuke was educated at theSlade School of Fine Art and was considered a founder member of the Newlyn SchoolPurchased Ewbank’s lot 56 22/10/2016 £3000-5000

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3336Edwin Ellis, 19th century portrait of Mr. Thomas Wood, smokinghis pipe and playing a game of chess, unsigned, inscribed on themount, oil on canvas, 39.5cm x 32cm £100-150

333719th century, English School, gentleman in hunting colours onhorseback in a landscape setting, unsigned, oil on paper laid onboard, 23.5cm x 33cm £50-80

333819th century, English School, interior scene with three childrenplaying hide and seek, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 34.5cm x29.5cm £100-200

3339

333919th century, English School, portrait of a gentleman in white wigwith tricorn hat, unsigned, oil on canvas, 44cm x 39cmProvenance: Lot 1043, Ewbanks, 15.12.2010. £150-250

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334019th century, English School, interior scene of an old woman sittingreading at a window, unsigned, oil on canvas, 34cm x 29cm

£100-150

334119th century Crystoleum of St Paul’s Cathedral 29cm x 35cm

£50-100

334219th century portrait of a gentleman in a black coat unsigned oil oncanvas, 59cm x 44cm £60-100

3343

3343In the style of John Frederick Herring, farm yard scene with threehorses, pigs chickens and ducks, signed oil in canvas, 50cm x 60cm


334420th century study of a naked man unsigned oil on canvas, 75cm x52cm £50-100

3345R Stapleton ( probably Rose Stapleton b1951) still life wine fruitand wine bottles signed verso 43cm x 56cm £200-300

334619th century study of a man and women, possibly a biblical scene,unsigned oil on canvas, 60cm x 50cm £50-100

3347Keith Elliott abstract in yellow red and blue signed dated 82, oil oncanvas, 122cm x 122cm £100-200

334820th century study of cyclists unsigned oil on board 124cm x 93cm

£30-50

334919th century study of a woman stabbing herself, watercolour onivory, unsigned, 9cm x 7cmPLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OFIVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of severalcountries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goodscontaining ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers whointend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarisethemselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements andthe onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.

£80-120

335019th century study of three horses and doves unsigned oil oncanvas, 30cm x 34cm £50-100

3351Margaret Palmer, pet portrait of a dachshund signed, gouache,30cm x 38cm £30-50



3352

3352Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929) British. ‘The Penryn River’, an estuary scene with shipping, Watercolour, Signed and Dated 1912, 10” x13.5”.; there is a letter with this picture from H S Tuke to a Mr ShalfordPurchased Nicholsons lot 1173, 9/4/2014 £2500-4000

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3353Henry James Sage, water-colour, CastleArch Guildford, 19.5 x 25.5cm. £60-100

3354

3354Myles Birket Foster (1825-1899), After theride, pencil and wash drawing, Abbott andHolder label verso, 6.5cms x 4.5cmsPurchased Nicholsons, lot 429 28/3/2015


3355Early 19th century watercolour of a womanembracing a winged cherub, oval 14cms x10cms and a mezzotint MadameoiselleParisot, John Raphael Smith after Devis,17cms x 12.5cms oval, in very similar giltframes £50-60

3356Ron W Webb, cartoon, ‘Its a house like thisthat gives us a bad name’ signed and dated,41cm x 58cm £30-50

3357David T Hamer study of a male nude,signed watercolour, 34cm x 43cm £50-100

3358Alberto Vasquez Navarrete (Mexico b1950),study of a naked couple, pencil signed dated1973, 33cm x 44cm £50-100

3359

3359Théodore Fantin-Latour (1805-1872), ovalportrait of a young women holding a rose,signed, pastel, 69cm x 55cm £300-500

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336020th pen ink scene from Romeo and Juliet,Monogram WS, 59cm x 47cm £30-50

3361Study of nude unsigned watercolour 92cm x57cm £30-50

3362Pair 20th century studies of Cyclistsmonogram SAR, charcoal each 20cm x27cm £30-50

3363Eleven various topographical prints £40-60

336419th century hand-tinted print, probablydepicting the Coronation of William andMary, 23cm x 28.5cm £50-80

3365David T Hamer limited edition print ofnude male with cat signed in pencil, 9/150,44cm x 57cm £30-50

3366Three 19th century prints of Napoleon in acarved wood gilt frame, each print, 21cm x18cm £30-50

3367Coloured print Queen Victoria and PrinceAlbert, a facsimilie of a letter from QueenVictoria dated June 1897 and three otherprints various £30-50

3368S A Knowles, ‘We do Have Lift off PhaseFive’ limited editions print 8/10 signed andtitled in pencil 56cm x 78cm £50-100

3369ROYAL INTEREST: Pair of 19th centuryprints of King William IV and QueenAdelaide, gilt carved wood and and gessoframes with crown finials, prints, 33cm x25cm frames 69cm x 49cm £100-200

3370Eugene Tilly ‘Constitution Hill’ etchingsigned in pencil 29cm x 39cm £30-50

3371Japanese wood block print of three birds,20cm x 30cm £30-50

3372Henry James Sage (1868 - 1953), streetscene probably Quarry Street, Guildford,18cm x 28cm £50-100

3373Pair of 19th century amateur portraits ofladies in burr wood frames, 21cm x 20cmoverall frame sizes, apertures 11cm x 10cm.

£40-60

3374Framed Baxter print of the Duke ofWellington, and four various wax portraits(framed). £50-100

3375

3375ROYAL INTEREST: Wax portrait ofQueen Elizabeth I and another in matchingframe of a gentleman (? Sir WalterRaleigh), 25 x 21.5cms. £50-100

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3376Portrait of Thomas Malet Charters born1780 died 1836 at Lynchfield Taunton,pencil drawing. Labels on reverse, IanGrant Inventory item 2 sub-item 265 andSotheby’s lot label 18/9/01 lot 492 This was the first sale held at Olympia.

£50-100

337719th century oval miniature portrait of ayoung man, oil, 20cms x 15.5cms. £20-40



337819th century silhouette of a lady and threeothers various one by Beetham. £30-50

3379ROYAL INTEREST: Wax portraits ofQueen Victoria and Prince Albert in asingle burr wood frame, 27cms x 21cmsoverall £20-30

3380

3380Early 19th century miniature portrait of ayoung man, 7.5cms x 6cms, gilt frame


338119th century miniature painting, “ThePalace Agra” oval, ebonised frame, labelverso “by a native artist”, 5cms x 6cms

£50-100

3382

3382Miniature portrait of Karl Frieder Schinkel1781-1841, painter and architect, oval,7.5cms x 6.5cms, in ebonised oak leaf frame


3383

3383Napoleon Bonaparte, round miniatureportrait, signature indistinct, 7cms diam


3384Admiral Lord Nelson, Baxter print, 10.5 x7.5cms £60-100

3385Early 19th century miniature portrait of ayoung man in ebonised oak leaf frame, oval,7cms x 6cms £100-200

3386

338619th century miniature portrait of a lady ofhigh rank (?Royal) wearing a tiara with aRussian style crown on a table beside her,10cms x 7.5cms £200-300

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338719th century miniature portrait of a lady,15.5cms x 13cms £80-120

3388

3388Early 19th century portrait of a young man,oval mount, gilt frame, 28cms x 23cmsPurchased Sotheby’s 18/9/2001 The IanGrant Collection, inventory label no 2 sub-item 248 £150-250

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3389ROYAL PROVENANCE: Silhouette typeportrait of a mother and child and a cradle,13cms x 15cms, card affixed versoBuckingham Palace (Sent to Mildmay sale1920) from the Queen (Queen Mary)

£50-100

3390

3390ROYAL INTEREST: King George IV waxportrait by T R Poole, reverse “with cardmodelled from life by T R Poole” and typedlabel, “signed and dated 1806 from LordNorth’s collection Wroxton Abbey”, inround ebonised frame with crown 21cmsdiam.Purchased Ewbanks lot 787 29/6 2011




3391Late 18th century French miniature portraitInscribes “Marquis des Gechiges?”, oval,4.5cms x 3.5cms in ebonised frame, signedbut signature indistinct £100-200

3392Two 19th century silhouettes one inscribedCaroline Wollaston £30-60

339319th century round miniature portrait of alady, 6cms diam £40-60

3394

3394Early 19th century miniature portrait of aDutch man 9.5 x 7.5cmsPurchased Sothebys The Ian GrantCollection 18/9/01 part lot 35 £100-150

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3395Early 19th century miniature portrait of ayoung girl reading a book, 7cms x 7cms

£50-100

3396

3396ROYAL INTEREST: Pair of round waxportraits in ebonised frames of QueenVictoria and Prince Albert, 8cms diameter,by MR D. Morrison, Engraver andMiniature Modeller £100-150

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3397Eight various framed miniatures £50-100

339819th century bust-length portrait miniatureof a woman in black with her hair tied up,painted on ivory, unsigned but inscribedverso ‘M E Hoblyn Dec 1821’, 7.5cm x5.5cm, handwritten note on label verso‘Henry Morton Stanley sale Furzehill Place’PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINSOR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must beaware that regulations of several countries,including USA, prohibit the import of ivory,or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’sadvise prospective purchasers who intend toship this lot to another country that theymust familiarise themselves with therelevant import/export regulations prior tobidding. They are responsible for theirshipping arrangements and the onus istherefore on them to organise their ownshipping. £80-120

3399Five reproduction miniatures in ebonisedframes and another of Napoleon £30-50

340019th century portrait of a gentleman,unsigned oil on canvas 21cm x 20cm £40-60



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COLLECTION: CLOCKS

AND FURNITURE


3401

3401Swiss Golay Leresche & Fils miniaturebrass carriage clock, 7.5cms high in originalred leather case £50-80

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3402

340219th century brass carriage clock retailed byPrimavesi Bros, Bournemouth. makersmark for Lamaille, 17cms high £150-200

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3403Early 20th century mahogany cased tripletrain mantel clock with silvered dial, barrelmovement striking on chimes, 30cm £50-100

3404

3404Chiming mantel clock by Elliott London,22.5cms high £50-100

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340519th century mahogany fret frame mirror,70cm x 44cm £30-50

340619th century mahogany rectangular table onspiral turned support and four splayed legs,73cm x 61cm £40-60

3407Early 20th century mahogany bijouterietable 67cm x 60cm £50-80

340819th century mahogany pole screen 137cm

£30-50

340919th century mahogany pole screen 114cm

£30-50

3410Pair of carved oak black forest style bellows69cm £50-80

341119th century oval walnut tilt top table oncolumn support to splayed legs, top 106cm x132cm £80-120

3412

341219th century walnut serpentine folding cardtable on twin end sports united by stretcher,70cm x 91cm £150-250

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341319th century mahogany framed button backarm chair £100-200

3414

341419th century rosewood teapoy hinged lid tofitted interior with twin caddies and pair ofcut glass bowls, 72cm high £200-300

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341517th century style oak single chair withpanelled back and seat £50-100

3416ROYAL PROVENANCE: George VIcoronation stool impressed mark verso,limed oak and red velvet upholstered, 48cmx 46cm

£80-120

341719th century mahogany shell back hall chair

£50-80

3418Set of four 19th century mahogany balloonback dining chairs £50-100

3419Early 20th century butler’s mahogany trayand stand, tray 66cm x 45cm £50-100

342019th century mahogany single chair withcarved top rail £20-30

3421Early 20th century carved oak freize withcentral mask 120cm wide £30-50

3422Set of three early 20th century carved woodand gesso wall mounted festoons, each79cm wide £50-100

342319th century lacquered stand in the Chinesemanner, the top with a compartment toreveal a metal tray, 74cm £100-200

342419th Century Mahogany pole screen,rectangular panel with dog - 140cm £30-50

3425Brass bound bucket - 36cm diameter £30-50

342619th Century mahogany pier table withmarble top - 73cm high £100-200

3427Terracotta chimney pot - 54cm high £30-50

3428Colebrookdale style cast metal gardenbench - 120cm £30-50

342919th Century mahogany work table with asingle drawer above rag box - 71cm £40-60



3430

3430ROYAL INTEREST: Queen Elizabeth II Coronation chairimpressed mark to base in limed oak and blue velvet £150-250

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3431

343119th Century Mahogany double bed frame, the headboard withcarved crown and lion supporters and with,monogram MG, scrolldecoration to footboard - 130cm widePurchased Wellers lot 874 25/6/2011 £200-400

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3432Early 20th Century mahogany boxwood strung and painted displaycabinet - 137cm x 61cm £50-80

343319th Century mahogany pedestal table with two drawers on columnsupport to round base on three claw feet 70cm x 52cm £80-120

3434

343419th Century teak and brass bound military chest with two shortand three long drawers on turned feet - 100cm x 99cm £400-600

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3435ROYAL INTEREST: Elizabeth II Coronation stool limed oak andblue velvet £50-80

3436ROYAL INTEREST: Elizabeth II Coronation stool lined oak andblue velvet £50-80

3437Early 20th Century carved wood gilt and painted coat of arms, withcentral eagle - 117cm x 97cm £30-50

3438

343819th Century paper mache wine table by Jennens and Bettridgedecorated with a classical landscape on reeded column with shapedbase, maker mark to base 64cm diameter £200-300

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3439Carved gilt wood crown, 28cms £20-40



CLOCKS


4000J.W. Benson, dome top mahogany bracketclock with silvered dial, the three trainmovement striking the hours and half hourson a gong. 45.5cm high together with amahogany bracket £800-1200

4001

4001French miniature carriage clock with levermovement, the white enamelled dial withRoman numerals, back plate marked R &Co. Paris, 9.5cm high


4002Brass and four glass carriage clock withlever movement, the white enamelled dialwith Roman and Arabic numerals £80-120

4003Brass and four glass carriage clock withlever movement, the white enamelled dialwith Roman numerals £50-80

4004

4004Gilt metal and cloisonne enamelled ovalrepeating carriage clock with levermovement, white enamelled dial withRoman numerals and subsidiary dial, onbun feet £300-500

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4005Gilt metal mounted mantel clock with twintrain movement, the dial with Arabicnumerals and champleve enamelleddecoration, on shaped feet, 33cm £80-120

4006

4006Late 18th/early 19th century mahoganyeight day longcase clock by Dodson ofHolbrook, with silvered chapter ring andsecond and date dials, engraved face, brassspandrels £200-400

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4007

400719th century French large carriage clockwith Brocot escapement, the enamelled dialwith twin train movement, Arabic numerals,with thermometer and compass on the top,on shaped square feet £250-350

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4008

400819th century French carriage clock withrepeat and alarm, retailed by Dent ofLondon, in leather and velvet lined case,with key, height 14cm £300-500

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4009

400919th Century French gilt metal andporcelain mounted mantel clock with twintrain movement striking on a bell, 39cm


4010Early 20th century brass and glass carriageclock, 16cm high £50-80

4011Jacobs and Lucas walnut cased clock withenamelled dial and two train movement,26cm x 34cm £80-120

401220th century eight-day triple train walnutcased mantel clock with, Westminster andWhittington chimes, 40cm £100-150

4013Early 20th century French ormolu andwhite marble mantel clock, the eight daymovement striking the hours and half hourson a bell, 44cm high £150-250



4014

4014Comitti of London great wheel skeletonclock with paperwork, 45cm high £400-600

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4015

4015Richard Roughsedge mahogany longcaseclock, the two train eight day movementwith strike/silent, subsidiary seconds dialand date aperture (two weights, damagedpendulum, no key), 237cm £400-600

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4016French brass four glass mantel clock withporcelain dial (lacking pendulum and key),30cm £40-60

4017Rosewood drop-dial wall clock with fuseemovement Coutin, Exeter (no pendulum,no key), 59cm £100-150

4018John Worsfold, Dorking, a late 18th centuryoak longcase clock, the 30 hour movementstriking the hours and half hours on a bell.76cm high £100-200

4019

401920th Century mahogany cased German 8 day triple train mantel clock by Kieningr,with moon phase dial, seconds dial and dateaperture, 38cm £200-300

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4020

4020Mahogany cased wall clock with single trainfusee movement, the painted dial withRoman numerals and marked ‘French CityObservatory’ 62 Cornhill, London, 1126,38cm diameter £300-500

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4021

4021Mahogany cased mantel clock, the silvereddial with Roman numerals, two trainmovement, 40.5cm high £200-300

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4022

4022Early 19th century mahogany cased Frenchtwin train mantel clock by Le Faucheur Fils,enamelled dial, to twin barrel movementstriking on a bell 45cm £300-500

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402319th century style gilt metal clock with twintrain movement, 59cm £100-200



4024

4024Charles Gretton, London, a late 17th / early18th century ebonized longcase clock, thefive pillar movement striking the hours andhalf hours on a bell. The brass face withsilvered chapter ring and Roman numerals,subsidiary second dial and date aperture.205cm high. Charles Gretton is recorded inLoomes, Brian The Early Clockmakers ofGreat Britain as being born circa 1649, hewas apprenticed to Humfrey Downing inJune 1672 and gained his Freedom of theClockmakers’ Company in 1672. Grettonwas first thought to have worked from TheShip in Fleet Street until around 1685where he is recorded ‘in Fleet Street overagainst Sergeants Inn Gate’. He was madeAssistant of the Clockmakers’ Company in1689, Warden in 1697 and Master in 1700.He took on many apprentices includingHenry Sully (Freed April 1705) and JosephAntram (Freed October 1706) both ofwhich went on to become famous makers intheir own right. In 1701 he put £50 forwardto the Clockmakers’ Company in order toestablish a trust to assist the orphans ofdeceased members. £2000-3000

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4025Late 19th century French porcelain easelclock 46cm high overall £100-150

4026Black slate mantel clock, the white enameldial with Roman numerals, Parkinson &Frodsham, Change Alley, London 31cm

£100-150

4027Edwardian French two train mantel clockwith floral inlay, striking on a gong, withbrass turned columns and bracket feet,33cm high £100-150

4028Early 20th century brass and glass carriageclock 18cm high £100-200

4029

4029Late 19th/early 20th century mahoganyeight day long case clock with marquetryinlaid decoration, triple train movement,brass dial and silvered Chapter ring withArabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial,Chime/Silent dial, Whittington/Westminsterchimes striking on eight gongs, back platenumbered 8781, 250cm high £1000-1500

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4030Late 19th century French gilt metal andmarble mantel clock, with white enamelleddial signed ‘Mottu a Paris’, with twin trainmovement and Roman numerals, strikingon a bell, with figural surmount of lovers,on scroll feet, 44cm high

£150-250

4031

4031Late 19th century boulle and gilt metalmounted mantel clock with white enamelleddial and Roman numeral cartouches,striking on a bell, 35cm high


4032American walnut veneered weight drivenwall clock the glass panel decorated with apark scene. 72cm high

£40-60

4033Coventry Astral mahogany round wall clockwith white enamel dial and fusee movement23864, 40cm dia. £100-150

4034French four glass mantel clock with mercurycompensating pendulum, the eight daymovement striking the hours and half hourson a gong, 28cm £100-150

4035Henry Browne & Son Ltd, brass bulkheadclock and matching aneroid barometer

£60-100



4036

403619th century triple fusee mantel clock by Hancock’s and Co London, brass dial with silvered chapter ring, date and day of the week dials,triple train movement striking on seven bells and a chime 28cm x 22cm £1000-2000

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403719th century French porcelain and giltmetal hanging clock 39cm £200-300

4038Late 19th Century French gilt metal mantelclock, surmounted by a figure, white enameldial, Roman numerals, under glass dome,on plinth base. 28cm high £100-150

4039

4039Early 20th Century brass oval four glassrepeating carriage clock with alarm, whiteenamel dial with black Roman numerals,retail mark Mathew Norman 15cm high,13.5cm width. £250-350

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4040Early 20th century inlaid mahogany mantelclock with a French drum movement. 28cmhigh £60-80

404119th Century mahogany and brass inlaidfusee mantel clock with single trainmovement by George Bland of Hackney,silvered dial, Roman numerals. 17cm diaface, 34cm high £150-200

404219th century mahogany and brass inlaidsingle train bracket clock with spring drivenmovement, the white painted dial withRoman numerals, on four brass ball feet,(not original movement), 57cm high

£500-800

404318th century ebonised double fusee bracketclock, the silvered dial with Arabic andRoman numerals, Strike/Silent dial, markedJessop, London, with repeat, on fourshaped brass feet, 43cm high £800-1200

4044Early 20th century carved giltwood sunburstclock with single train movement, the dialwith Arabic numerals, 54cm wide £50-80



4045

4045Oak cased laboratory micro-barograph,Negretti & Zambra, R/31312, early 20thcentury with two pairs of inter-connectedeight-segment vacuum capsules £300-500

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4046Shetland Islands - Ratter, J.D. “Evening,Shetland”, “Whiteness Voe”, “Hams Roe”,“Fitful Head”, with some hand colouring,24cm x 30.5cm £50-100

4047P Cattaneo, Croydon, mercury wheelbarometer in mahogany case, 114cm

£50-100

PERSIAN RUGS


4048Persian red ground runner with multiplemedallions and borders, 105cm wide

£150-250

4049

4049Persian blue ground carpet with multipleborders, a large central medallion withscrolling foliage, 285cm wide £200-300

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4050Persian design rug the central ground with18 guls within multiple borders 138 x 96cm,and another rug 117cm x 160cm. £40-60

4051Persian Heriz rug, 143cm x 102cm, andanother Persian rug the central rectangularfield with three diamond and flowerlozenges, 205cm x 123cm. £60-100

4052

4052Cream ground silk carpet with floralborders, 300cm x 190cm £300-500

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4053

4053Persian silk blue ground rug with multipleborders, centre repeating vase and flowers,156cm x 104cm £300-500

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4054

4054Persian style rug with multiple borders, centre with repeating foliate forms, 280cm x 360cm


4055Cream ground runner, centre with repeating foliate forms, 360cm x 79cm £30-50

4056

4056Cream ground silk rug with main blue border, centre with concentric medallions, 87cm x26cm £300-500

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4057

4057Persian red ground silk rug, with one main red border, the centre with repeating foliateforms and shaped medallions, 236cm x 58cm £500-800

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4058Near pair of Afghan rugs and two others £100-150

4059Persian cream ground rug with a central medallion, 180cm x 129cm £50-100

4060Persian red ground rug, with repeating geometric forms 192cm x 130cm

£50-80

4061Red ground Persian carpet with a central medallion and stylised floral decoration withmultiple borders, 520cm x 342cm £400-600

4062Persian type blue ground carpet with multiple borders the centre with repeating foliateforms, 280cm wide £200-300

4063Persian type blue ground rug multiple borders, 194cm x 130cm £60-100



ANTIQUE FURNITURE


4064

4064Early 19th century walnut and herringbone crossbanded linenpress, the top with two doors on base with two short and two longdrawers with alterations 224cm x 166cm £800-1200

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4065

4065Late 19th century satinwood and ebony strung Sheraton revivalcheval mirror, on splayed legs, with brass castors, 172cm high


4066

4066Early 20th century mahogany and marquetry inlaid serpentinedisplay cabinet on splayed legs, 170cm x 73cm £200-300

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4067

4067Early 20th century mahogany marble topped side table on reededlegs and paw feet, 83cm, 153cm £300-500

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4068Chinese hard wood coffee table, 40cm x 106cm £80-120

4069

4069Pair of 19th century mahogany, crossbanded and marquetry inlaiddemi lune card tables, each 74cm x 90cm £400-600

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407019th century mahogany tilt top table, diameter 75cm £80-120



4071

4071Pair of 20th century painted plaster andwood Blackamoor floor standing ninebranch lights, 190cm £500-800

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4072

4072Early 20th century mahogany desk, top withtwo drawers above base of seven drawers onsquare legs. 100 x 136cms £200-400

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407319th century mahogany corner cabinet. W80x H112cms £80-120

407419th century mahogany breakfrontsideboard, two drawers flanked by a deepdrawer and a cupboard door, on straightlegs, 151cm wide £100-200

4075

407519th century walnut games table withleather inset top, four drop leaves andconcealed counter wells, on four turnedsupports and scroll legs. 70cm x 55cm x55cm £300-500

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4076

407619th century mahogany extending diningtable with one leaf, on turned legs, 125cmwide, extended 173cm £300-500

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4077Early 20th century mahogany and parquetryinlaid open armchair £80-120

407819th century mahogany tilt top table oncolumn support and splayed legs, top 152cmx 119cm £200-300

407918th century style walnut bureau, 88cm x46cm £100-200

4080

408019th century birds-eye maple and rosewoodchess top table on painted column supportand tripod base, 73cm x 43cm £200-300

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408119th century mahogany table, marquetryinlay with stars, column support and tripodbase, diameter 38cm £100-200

4082Early 20th century mahogany Sheratonrevival marquetry inlaid lady’s writing desk,the top with five drawers and two cupboarddoors, the base with a single drawer, onsquare legs, 107cm x 85cm x 40cm £150-250

408319th century mahogany tilt top table oncolumn support to tripod base, diameter85cm x height 70cm £100-200

4084

408419th century military mahogany secretairechest with fitted drawer above four longdrawers with shallow recess, on turned legs,100cm x 94cm x 51cm £300-500

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408519th century mahogany framed button backarmchair £100-200

4086Victorian mahogany framed button backedsofa, on cabriole legs £150-250

4087Two Victorian mahogany button backedarmchairs, on turned legs £80-120

408819th century mahogany round tilt top tableon column support and splayed legs,diameter 85cm £100-200

408919th century rosewood cross banded sofatable on twin end supports, 75cm x 101cm

£300-500

4090Early 20th century brass club fender, 200cm

£200-300

409119th century mahogany bureau bookcasethe top with two glazed doors on base withfall front to reveal fitted interior above fivedrawers, 240cm x 106cm £200-400

4092Pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairswith carved backs, on turned and carvedsupports £100-200

4093Set of six 19th century dining chairs, spindlebacks, with upholstered seats £200-300

409419th century apothecary oak chest of fivedrawers with painted labels, 40cm x 60cm

£100-200

409519th yewwood tripod table with birdcagetop, on turned column, dia 78cm. £200-300

409618th century oak coffer of plankconstruction, width 109cm £150-250

409719th century mahogany open armchair oncarved cabriole legs £100-200

409819th century walnut Queen Anne style chairon carved cabriole legs and stretchered base

£60-100

4099Walnut framed open armchair with carvedscroll arms, on stretchered base and pawfeet £100-200

4100Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany hatand coat stand £100-150

410118th century oak gateleg table on bobbinturned supports, 67cm x 83cm £80-120

410219th century pollard oak and rosewoodcross banded sofa table on twin endsupports, 72cm x 93cm x 61cm £200-300

410318th century oak and walnut veneered chestof two short over three long drawers on bunfeet, 95cm x 98cm x 53cm £150-250

410419th century mahogany foldover tea tableon tapering round column and scroll carvedquatrefoil base, 97cm x 92cm x 46cm

£150-250

4105

410519th century walnut and crossbandedcupboard with two folding doors enclosinginterior with shelves on bracket feet, 78cm hx 143cm w x 53cm d


4106

410619th/20th century walnut and crossbandedside table in early 18th century style withthree drawers on turned supports andshaped stretchers, 83cm x 103cm x 57cm


410719th century mahogany chest of three shortover three long drawers on bracket feet,100cm x 114cm x 54cm £200-300

410819th century walnut stool with carvedstretchered base, 47cm x 55cm x 41cm

£80-120

4109George III walnut fret framed mirror withgilt decoration, 106cm x 60cm maximum

£100-150

411019th century walnut framed mirror with giltscrolling mounts, 48cm x 150cm £100-200

4111Indian hardwood and brass bound trunkwith fitted interior, 50cm x 87cm x 43cm

£100-200

4112North African hardwood and mother-of-pearl inlaid folding chair £60-100

4113

411319th century rosewood davenport withsliding top above cupboard door. 91.5cmhigh x 54cm wide x 60.96cm deep £150-250

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4114

411419th century mahogany tilt top table, 140cmdiameter £300-500

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4115

4115Set of six 19th century mahogany balloon back dining chairs withpadded seats on cabriole legs £200-400

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4116

4116Victorian mahogany breakfront bookcase cabinet, with glazeddoors over two short and two long drawers flanked by cupboards onplinth bases, 218cm x 217cm x 49cm £400-600

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4117Late 19th century mahogany framed chaise longue upholstered infloral fabric on turned supports £80-120

4118Mahogany and marble topped oval dressing table mirror, 90cm x79cm £80-120

4119

4119Victorian mahogany pedestal desk, with flap enclosing well, pigeonholes and two drawers, flanked by raised back with twin two drawersections, on plinth base, 100 x 135cm x 75cm, a mahogany foldingstand, with brass plaque, engraved RumpoleProvenance: Formerly the property of the actor Leo McKern wellknown for his role as Rumpole of the Bailey. Sent in for sale by hisfamily £200-300

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4120Early 20th century mahogany glazed cabinet on two-tiered stand onnarrow square supports, 151cm x 69cm x 30cm £150-250

4121Victorian mahogany bookcase cabinet, the top with two glazeddoors, the base with two drawers and two cupboard doors 230cm x120cm £300-500

4122

412219th century mahogany card table, on turned legs and castors, 73cmx 90cm £200-300

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412319th century rosewood knitting table with galleried undershelf,diameter 42cm £60-100



4124

4124Pair of late 19th/early 20th centurysatinwood and yellow upholstered openarmchairs with painted floral and swagdecoration, on square tapering front legs


4125

4125Late 19th/early 20th century satinwood ovaltwo-tier table with inlaid and painted floraldecoration, on square tapering supports andcastors, with undershelf, 74cm x 77cm x51cm £300-500

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4126George III mahogany fret framed mirrorwith shell inlaid decoration, 67cm x 40cmmaximum £50-80

4127

4127Early 19th century mahogany sofa table onX end supports with turned and reededstretcher and scrolling acanthus ormolufeet, 148cm x 71cm (extended). £200-300

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4128Early 19th century circular mahogany tilttop breakfast table on turned centre columnwith acanthus carved scrolled feet, 130cmdiameter £150-250

4129Set of six early 19th century bar backmahogany dining chairs with sabre legs, anda similar elbow chair (7) £200-300

4130

413019th century faux bamboo lattice workoctagonal table in Brighton Pavillion style,29cm x 60cm £400-600

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413119th century mahogany framed upholsteredarm chair £100-200

413219th century carved oak centre table onspiral twist supports and stretchers andsplayed legs 70cm x 121cm £200-400

413319th century mahogany rectangular table oncolumn support and splayed legs, 70cm x57cm £80-120

413418th/19th century oak and metal mountedsilver box, 60cm x 75cm £80-120

413519th century mahogany Sutherland table ontwin end supports and splayed legs, 70cm x90cm £100-200

4136Early 20th century mahogany revolvingbookcase 87cm x 50cm £100-200

4137

413719th mahogany framed button back sofa,165cm wide £200-300

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4138

413819th Century mahogany mule chest, 70cm x126cm £200-300

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4139

413918th Century oak chest of three drawers,83cm x 93cm £200-300

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414019th Century mahogany and marquetryinlaid demi lune folding tea table £150-250

414119th Century mahogany chest of 2 shortover 3 long drawers, 102cm x 96cm

£100-200

414219th Century mahogany demi lune foldingtea table, 94cm x 74cm £100-200



4143

4143George III oak bureau the fitted interiorwith a well, on turned feet, 94cm x 84cm


4144

4144Early 20th Century mahogany andmarquetry inlaid writing desk of sevendrawers on square legs with castors,, 77cm x120cm £300-500

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414519th century mahogany framed upholsteredarm chair on cabriole legs £80-120

414619th century mahogany chest of two shortover three drawers £100-200

414719th century mahogany framed andupholstered armchair on carved supports,reeded turned legs and castors £100-200

4148Mahogany pedestal desk of nine drawerswith leather inset top, top 156cm x 94cm

£100-200

4149

4149Victorian burr walnut serpentine foldovercard table on turned and carved column andquatrefoil base, 72cm x 91cm £150-250

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4150White marble display pedestal £100-200

415120th century teak cased upright piano byKemble £100-200

415219th century mahogany and satinwoodsideboard with single drawer flanked bydeep drawer and cupboard door on tunedlegs, 74cm x 173cm £100-200

415319th century rosewood pier cabinet, 102cmx 79cm £100-200

415419th century girandole with eagle’s headfinial, 76cm high £300-500

4155Pair of 19th century Venetian style mirrors,74cm x 58cm £200-300

415619th century mahogany sofa table £100-200

4157

415718th walnut bureau the fall front over twoshort and two graduated long drawers. thestepped interior with a well, 94cm wide


4158

415819th century oak cupboard the top with twodoors, the base with single cupboard dooron square legs, 179cm x 142cm £250-350

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415920th Century carved mahogany lamp inarchitectural form, 66cm high £150-250

416018th century oak gate leg dining table onturned legs, 73cm x 121cm £200-400

416118th century style oak dresser, with two tierplate rack, on base with five drawers andtwo cupboard doors, 184cm x 122cm

£200-400

4162

416219th century mahogany Wellington chest onplinth base, 121cm x 60cm £300-500

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4163A 17th/18th century oak coffer opening toreveal a candle box 88cm long £100-150

416419th Century mahogany tallboy 120cmWide 180cm High 60cm Deep £100-200



4165Brass and leather adjustable club fender 125cm wide £80-120

416619th century mahogany side table with two drawers on turnedtapering reeded legs, 75cm x 92cm £150-250

416718th century oak coffer of plank construction, 50cm x 103cm

£100-200

4168

4168Regency style mahogany round dining table on column support totriangular base on lion’s paw feet, diameter 183cm £400-600

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4169

416919th century leather button back chesterfield sofa, 238cm wide


4170

417019th century rosewood cross banded round breakfast table, oncolumn support and scroll feet, diameter 123cm £200-400

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417119th century mahogany framed upholstered arm chair £100-200

4172Late 19th century walnut framed upholstered open arm chair onturned legs £80-120

4173Late 19th century walnut framed upholstered chair £50-80

417419th century mahogany framed button back open arm chair

£100-200

4175Set of six 19th century walnut dining chairs with carved top railsand padded seats, on turned legs £100-200

4176Set of four 19th century mahogany open back dining chairs onturned legs £50-100

4177

417719th century rosewood framed chaise longue 197cm wide £200-300

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4178Walnut and marquetry inlaid pier cabinet with gilt metal figuralmounts, 108cm x 82cm £80-120

417919th century oak corner wall cupboard with a single panelled door,94cm x 69cm £60-100

418019th century oak and mahogany cross banded corner wallcupboard, 115cm x 70cm £60-100

418118th century style walnut stool with padded seat, on cabriole legs,45cm x 53cm £60-100

4182George III oak tilt top table on column sport and tripod base,diameter 80cm £80-120

418319th Century mahogany and cross banded work table with threedrawers on turned legs - 75cm x 45cm £80-120

418419th Century rosewood folding tea table on column support andscroll legs - 78cm x 107cm £150-250

418519th Century oak chest of four drawers - 93cm x 99cm £100-200

418619th Century tilt top table on column support and tripod base -76cm diameter £50-80



418719th Century mahogany three tier whatnot -80cm x 40cm £50-80

418819th Century rosewood Canterbury, thebase with a drawer - 50cm x 50cm £100-200

4189Pair of mahogany bow fronted bookcaseswith cupboard bases - 180cm x 48cm

£100-200

419019th Century rosewood three tieredwhatnot - 85cm x 55cm £100-200

419119th Century mahogany four tier whatnot99cm x 63cm £80-120

419219th Century Dutch marqutery inlaidrectangular mirror 75cm x 36cm £50-80

419319th century mahogany and marquetryinlaid serpentine sideboard, a centraldrawer flanked by two drawers deep drawerand cupboard, on square tapering legs,92cm x 182cm £150-250

4194

4194late 19th century early 20th centurymahogany chest of four long drawers onstand with four further drawers, 180cm x111cm £200-400

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4195

419519th century Dutch mahogany inlaid bombechest of four drawers, 84cm x 91cm


4196

419619th century round mahogany extendingdining table on turned tapering reeded legs,120cm diameter, 230cm extended £200-400

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419719th century mahogany chest of two shortand three long drawers, on bracket base,82cm x 92cm £100-200

419819th century mahogany chiffonier withraised back above two drawers and twocupboard doors, 136cm x 117cm £100-200

4199Early 20th century walnut desk chair

£80-120

4200Early 19th century mahogany chiffonierwith raised back above two cupboard doors,135cm x 107cm £150-250

4201Set of eight 19th century oak ladderbackchairs with rush seats, two carvers and sixsingles £200-300

420219th century oak wall hanging unit withthree shelves, 109cm x 93cm £80-120

4203Victorian mahogany pedestal sideboardwith mirrored back, 200cm x 197cm

£150-250

420419th Century mahogany tub chair withtapestry drop in seat £80-120

420519th century mahogany bergere armchairwith padded leather arms and loosecushions £80-120

420619th century mahogany bergere settee withpadded arms and padded seat on turnedlegs, 180cm long £50-100

420719th century mahogany framed bergerearmchair on turned legs £80-120

420819th century mahogany fall front bureauwith five drawers on ogee bracket feet,103cm x 78cm £100-200

420919th century mahogany side table twodrawers on turned legs, 78cm x 94cm

£80-120

421019th century mahogany chest of two shortand three long drawers, 110cm x 100cm

£50-100

421119th century mahogany bookcase top withtwo glazed doors and base with two glazeddoors, 220x 104cm £200-300

421219th century mahogany bookcase with threeglazed doors on plinth base, 217cm x 230cm

£200-300

421319th century style bird cage, 62x 63cm

£40-60

4214Pair of cast metal door stops in the form oflions rampant, 29cm £50-80

4215Early 20th century mahogany andsatinwood cross banded and marquertyinlaid partners desk, the top section with sixdrawers on pedestal with three drawers andcupboard door - 66cm x 136cm x 105cm

£600-1000



4216Regency style mahogany sofa table, on twin-end supports and scroll feet. 73cm x 85cm

£60-100

4217William IV mahogany secretaire desk, withthree drawers above a sliding secretairedrawer with birds eye maple interior, threedrawers to each pedestal with three drawersto the frieze, above with turned woodrecessed handles, 112cm x 128cm £400-600

4218Victorian papier mache work table on standwith mother of pearl, painted and giltdecoration, on quatrefoil base, 75cm x 42cmx 33cm £150-250

4219Victorian papier mache tilt-top table withmother of pearl, painted and giltdecoration, on floriform base, 69cm x 77cmx 61cm £50-80

422019th century mahogany work table withdrop flaps, bag, on turned column andquatrefoil base, 76cm x 51cm x 42cm

£100-150

4221Queen Elizabeth II coronation chair - no380 - in limed oak and blue velvetimpressed marks to base £100-200

4222Set of six 19th century rosewood andupholstered bar back dining chairs on frontturned legs, with drop in seats. 80cm high

£150-250

422319th century rosewood oval tilt top diningtable on splayed supports. 145cm width,80cm height, 110cm depth £200-400

4224Victorian walnut breakfront wardrobe, thecentre section with linen press 205cm x209cm £80-120

4225Set of six 19th century mahogany balloonback dining chairs £100-200

422619th century round mahogany breakfasttable, diameter 139cm £100-200

422719th century Dutch walnut and marquetryinlaid hall chair £100-200

4228

4228Early 19th century Maltese olivewood cross-banded drum table with radiating veneeredtop, the centre with a cross, four drawers,on triangular column support to tripod basewith three round feet, diameter 71cmsheight, 72cms £800-1200

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4229Set of six 19th century French mahoganyframed dining chairs with padded back andseats £200-300

4230

423019th century French walnut and marquetrycentre table with a single drawer, supportedon slender cabriole legs, the whole enrichedwith gilt metal mounts,.103cms wide, 56cmsdeep and 74cms high £500-800

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4231French style mahogany and gilt metalmounted marble topped octagonal table,82cm x 46cm £100-200

4232

423219th century Dutch marquetry inlaid worktable, the hinged top revealing fittedinterior and a rag box, on square legs, 75cm,38cm, 32cm £100-200

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4233Nest of four Chinese rosewood tables withcarved decoration, the largest 70cm x 50cm

£100-200

4234Nest of four Chinese rosewood tables withcarved decoration, the largest 70cm x 50cm

£100-200

4235George III style mahogany twin pedestaldining table with to extra leaves, top 152cmx 246cm extended 372cm £400-600

4236Set of eleven Chippendale style mahoganyding chairs with drop in seats with a similararm chair £400-600

4237Pair of early 20th century leather buttonback arm chairs £200-400

4238Pair of brown leather button backedchesterfield sofas £300-500

4239

423919th century continental rosewood andkingwood serpentine cylinder bureau, fittedinterior above four drawers, 106cm x 96cm




4240

424017th century German Augsburg chest, the doors, side panels and top inlaid with stained woods, the top with musical instruments andscrolling foliage, the doors (inside and out) and the sides with architectural motifs, the doors enclosing a central cupboard flanked byfifteen drawers all inlaid with landscape and architectural themes, the cupboard doors enclosing six further smaller drawers, with ironcarrying handles, 63cm x 95cm x 39cmProvenance: The chest has been in the vendor’s family for three generations. £10000-15000

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424119th century Venetian mirror 130cm x 100cm £40-60

4242

4242Eurocave cabinet wine chillier 180cm x 59cm This lot has come from a private source and is thought to be in working order but wecannot guarantee that it is and that it is without faults. The item has been PAC tested by anelectrician £300-500

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EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMSAny statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenanceand condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statementof representation of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right, in forming theiropinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by themto be reliable.The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by theartist. The initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist: In our opiniona work of the period of the artist which may be wholly, or in part his work. The surname only of the artist: In our opinion a work of the school or by oneof the followers of the artist or in his style and of uncertain date. ‘English School’, ‘Italian School’ etc: In our opinion a work executed at alater date that the style may suggest. ‘Signed’: Has a signature which in our opinion is a recognised signature. ‘Dated’: Is so dated and in our opinion was executed at that date. The term ‘bears’ a signature and/or date and/or an inscription: Means thatin our opinion the artist’s name and/or date and/or inscription have beenadded by another hand. Measurements: Height precedes width.AUTOGRAPHSAutographs – We check all autographs when they are valued and believe tothe best of our knowledge they are authentic. Many autographs come fromprivate sellers and are sold without any history or COA. We urge buyers tosatisfy themselves BEFORE bidding. If you strongly feel an item has beenmis-described please contact us within one calendar month after the auction.If you are an overseas buyer it is your prerogative to arrange shipping in goodtime to avoid the one month cut off period. If a concern is raised before theend of the timescale we will place the item on hold for another calendarmonth. During this time a letter of rejection must be obtained fromPSA/DNA and NO ONE else. Details can be found herehttp:/www.psacard.com/Services/AutographAuthenticationIf a letter of rejection is provided by PSA/DNA we will offer a full refund, notinclusive of shipping or authentication. This is why we urge buyers to satisfythemselves BEFORE bidding.

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2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auctioncatalogues and/or on our Website.2.3 The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described inClauses 4, 5, 7 and 8.2.4 The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and9.2.5 Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a DeliberateForgery as set out in Clause 13.2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you inaccordance with these Terms of Sale.2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the addressset out on our Website.3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us withany requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptableto us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in placebefore entering the auction room to view or bid.3.2 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You areresponsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot,including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid,we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourselfregarding its condition.3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on yourbehalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for anyfailure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so isunreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level arerecorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can bereasonably ascertained).3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneerwill be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will besettled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or maysettle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding howto settle the dispute.3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting asan agent for a third party.3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below theReserve.3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so.3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line withstandard auction practice).4 The purchase priceAs Buyer, you will pay:a. the Hammer Price;b. a premium of 22.5% plus VAT of the Hammer Price;c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; andd. any VAT due.5 VAT5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on theHammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used inthe auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in ourauction catalogue for further information.5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction.6 The contract between you and the Seller6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller willbe formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot atthe auction.6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment againsta Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of theSeller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment.6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damagesand/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller whowishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide theSeller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility fordefault by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot).7 Payment7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will:7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identityin a form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require inorder to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upperlimit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to acceptpayment.7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repaythese debts.8 Title and collection of purchases8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot,ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lotuntil you have paid for it.8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchasedand paid for either:8.2.1 not later than five business days following the day of the auction; or8.2.2 not later than five business days following the date that we havereceived payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later.8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will beresponsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges inrelation to that Lot.8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or youragents) take physical possession of the Lot.8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days

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after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any suchsale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we haveincurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to chargeyou a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot.9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid issuccessful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you willhave to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you donot comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Sellerand ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract;9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us toyou;9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will haveto pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lotand the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5).Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winningbid, the extra money will belong to the Seller;9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, wemay charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the totalamount due;9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the TotalAmount Due;9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions orimpose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repayany amount you owe us.9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. 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These Terms of Sale donot seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of theseLots.11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or otherterms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, orbe implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise areexcluded.12 Descriptions and condition12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (i) information providedto us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) ouropinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailedinspection of each Lot).12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lotsbefore the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on yourbehalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot.We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants toproperly inspect a Lot.12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness,origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involvematters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly andreasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently orfraudulently.12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely tobe in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the timeof the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for thecondition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot ifsuch issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue(or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by theBuyer ought to have revealed.13 Deliberate Forgeries13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to uswithin one month of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us inthe same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a writtenstatement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and awritten statement of defects.13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery wewill refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium andapplicable VAT) provided that if:

13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as atthe date of the auction; or13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title inthe Lot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2.13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable torefund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible forrepaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot.13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affectyour legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided bylaw or by these Terms of Sale.14 Our liability to you14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointmentsuffered as a result of participating in our auction.14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsibleto you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other lossor damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of usnot complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage isforeseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale ofthe Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason(including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach ofcontract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited tothe total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. 14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limitour liability (or that of our employees or agents) for:14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in theUnfair Contract Terms Act 1977);14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.15 Notices15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must bein writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it.15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given:15.2.1 by delivering it by hand;15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post orRecorded Delivery.15.3 Notices must be sent:15.3.1 by hand or registered post:a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registeredoffice address appearing on our Website; andb. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contactaddress in writing; or15.3.2 by email:a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses:[email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given tous as your contact email address in writing.15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received:15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery;15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two businessdays after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 inthe place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been receivedon the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy hasalso been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause15.2.3).15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will notbe validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social mediaor text message.16 Data ProtectionWe will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordancewith our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on our website17 General17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises orattendance at our auctions by any person.17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim againstyou for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, ouremployees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate.Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between youand us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of theseTerms of Sale.17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particularLots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary providedin our auction catalogues.17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If anycourt or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, theremaining clauses will remain in full force and effect.17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without noticeto you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be differentfrom the last time you read them.17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights andremedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights orremedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waivedonly in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of anyright under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right.Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude anyfurther or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms ofSale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operateas a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of thatterm.17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or inconnection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes)shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Englandand the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Englishcourts.

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CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR ONSITE AUCTIONS (November2015)These conditions of business for auctions held at an auctioneer’s premises(“Conditions”) consist of:(1) Users’ Introduction (which sets out a guide for users of theseConditions);(2) Information for Buyers (which sets out information for buyers who willbe subject to the Terms of Sale);(3) Terms of Consignment (which are the contractual terms that sellers atauctions are subject to); and(4) Terms of Sale (which are the contractual terms that bidders and buyersat auctions are subject to).Items (2), (3) and (4) are used together as a package.

(1) USERS’ INTRODUCTION1.1 Modern consumer protection law, whether from the UK or the EU ishaving a steadily increasing impact on the sale of goods by auction. Inparticular, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (the “Act”) and the ConsumerContracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations2013 (the “Regulations”) apply to auction sales held at the auctioneer’spremises. Copies of the Act and the Regulations are available for inspectionon request.1.2 The Act stipulates that contractual terms that apply to consumers must beprominent and transparent (i.e. legible and expressed in plain and intelligiblelanguage). In addition, the Act sets out an indicative, non-exhaustive, list ofterms which may be regarded as unfair and therefore not binding on aconsumer. As a result (and in order to prevent these Conditions becomingunwieldy and unbalanced), these Conditions ask the auctioneer on occasionto accept more risk and responsibility in relation to its business buyers andsellers than it usually would (and indeed than it may legally have to) in orderto bring these Conditions in line with the Act.1.3 The Regulations state that certain information about theseller/auctioneer, the contract and the consumer’s rights must be provided toa consumer prior to concluding any contract for the consignment or sale ofgoods. However the extent of information to be provided depends onwhether the contract itself is deemed to be a distance, off-premises or on-premises contract. These Conditions have been prepared on the assumptionthat all contracts with sellers and buyers are on-premises contracts (meaningcontracts negotiated and concluded at the auctioneer’s premises). Theinformation that the auctioneer is required to provide to consumer sellersand buyers is set out at the start of the Terms of Consignment and Terms ofSale respectively.1.4 These Conditions have been prepared based on the followingassumptions:a. the contracts concluded with the seller for the consignment of the goodsand with the buyer for the purchase of the goods are on-premises contracts;b. the auctioneer will take possession of the goods from the seller prior to theauction;c. the auctioneer will prepare the description of the goods appearing in theauction catalogue based on the information provided by the seller and theauctioneer’s own inspection of the goods;d. the buyer will have the opportunity to inspect the goods prior to theauction and will have the opportunity to attend the auction in person;e. the auctioneer will take payment of the goods from the buyer, deduct anycommission/ premium, agreed expenses and VAT and pay the remainder tothe seller; andf. the auctioneer will keep the goods until they are either collected by theseller (if unsold at the auction) or collected by the buyer following theauctioneer’s receipt of the purchase price from the buyer.1.5 The auctioneer has two points of interaction with consumers:a. when the auctioneer provides services to the seller; andb. when the auctioneer comes into contact with buyers. (Although notprimarily contracting with the auctioneer, who is an agent for the seller,buyers normally contract on standard terms imposed by the auctioneer asagent. Some of these conditions create a direct contract between the buyerand the auctioneer).1.6 These Conditions are designed to reflect the law and provide reasonableprotection for the seller, the auctioneer and the buyer. The authors had inmind general sales of fine art and these Conditions do not deal with specialistsales such as plant and machinery, or agricultural produce. In these areas,statute law tends to lay down extra duties which must be dealt with by specificconditions not appearing here.1.7 These Model Conditions primarily consist of the “Terms of Consignment”and the “Terms of Sale”. The transactions between seller and auctioneer, andseller and buyer are completely distinct contracts. We have therefore placedconsiderable importance on using the expression “Terms of Consignment”for sellers and other consignors who consign property for sale at onsiteauctions, and “Terms of Sale” for transactions which take place by auction.The term “Conditions of Business” includes both the Terms of Consignmentand the Terms of Sale as well any notices displayed in the saleroom and anyannouncements made by the auctioneer at the auction.1.8 Individual clauses have been drafted in the light of statutory requirementsand case law. 1.9 Buyers and sellers are bound by the auctioneer’s Conditions of Business

(2) INFORMATION FOR BUYERS AT AUCTIONS1. Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist bidders andbuyers, particularly those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. Allof our auctions are governed by our Conditions of Business incorporating theTerms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale(primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that are

displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction.Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms andthe Terms of Sale are printed in the back of our auction catalogues and onour web-site. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything in ourConditions of Business that you do not fully understand.Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue oron our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid issuccessful, you will be obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale.2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity,for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auctionyour contract for the goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer.3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of summight be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may changeand should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate mayrepresent the reserve price (the minimum price for which a lot may be sold)and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’spremium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some timebefore the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice orannouncement by the auctioneer before the auction of the lot. They are notdefinitive.4. Buyer’s Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer’s premiumat 22.5% on the hammer price of each lot purchased. In addition, VAT will beadded to this premium (see below).5. VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways:a. (†) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as wellas being an element in the buyer’s premium. VAT will be chargeable at thestandard rate (presently 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be becausethe seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is notoperating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% onimportation into the UK.b. (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the EuropeanUnion. [These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammerprice and buyer’s premium].c. Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payableon the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using theAuctioneers’ Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is notrecoverable as input tax.6. Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we aredependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We mayinspect lots and will act reasonably in taking a general view about them.However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lotsto check their condition in the way a buyer would do. You will have ampleopportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate lots thatyou might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability forthe condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4.7. Electrical goods. These are sold as “antiques” only. If you buy electricalgoods for use you must ask a qualified electrician to check them forcompliance with safety regulations before you use them.8. Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out:a. whether an export licence is needed; andb. if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character e.g. becausethe goods contain prohibited materials such as ivory.9. Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auctionstarts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by whichyou must register or by which we must receive a commission bid. If you wishto bid on high value lots this deadline may be several days before the auctionin order to allow us sufficient time to carry out the necessary checks. Lots willbe invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. You will needto provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and suchother information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about ourarrangements for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we mayrefuse to register you if you do not provide us with all the information anddocumentation that we ask for or at our discretion. Phone bidders must beprepared to guarantee a starting bid of at least £500 if they wish to bid bytelephone.10. Commission bidding. You may leave commission bids (absentee bids)with us indicating the maximum amount to be bid against a lot (excluding thebuyers’ premium and/or any applicable VAT). We will execute commissionbids as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) andcompeting bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids we mayprefer the first bid received (where this can be reasonably ascertained).Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving ofcommission bids by telephone or email or via our website or online biddingplatform.11. Methods of Payment. Usually any cheques will need to be cleared beforeyou can take the goods away. Please discuss with our office in advance of thesale if you plan to use other methods of payment (except cash, for whichthere is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent). There is an additionalcharge of 2.5% plus VAT on credit card payments with no additional chargeon debit card payments (either made securely online or in person via a chipand pin machine). 12. Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say aboutcollection and storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goodspromptly and within 7 days of the end of a sale. Any delay may involve youhaving to pay storage charges which are currently set at £5 plus VAT per lotper day.

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EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMSAny statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenanceand condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statementof representation of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right, in forming theiropinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by themto be reliable.The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by theartist. The initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist: In our opiniona work of the period of the artist which may be wholly, or in part his work. The surname only of the artist: In our opinion a work of the school or by oneof the followers of the artist or in his style and of uncertain date. ‘English School’, ‘Italian School’ etc: In our opinion a work executed at alater date that the style may suggest. ‘Signed’: Has a signature which in our opinion is a recognised signature. ‘Dated’: Is so dated and in our opinion was executed at that date. The term ‘bears’ a signature and/or date and/or an inscription: Means thatin our opinion the artist’s name and/or date and/or inscription have beenadded by another hand. Measurements: Height precedes width.AUTOGRAPHSAutographs – We check all autographs when they are valued and believe tothe best of our knowledge they are authentic. Many autographs come fromprivate sellers and are sold without any history or COA. We urge buyers tosatisfy themselves BEFORE bidding. If you strongly feel an item has beenmis-described please contact us within one calendar month after the auction.If you are an overseas buyer it is your prerogative to arrange shipping in goodtime to avoid the one month cut off period. If a concern is raised before theend of the timescale we will place the item on hold for another calendarmonth. During this time a letter of rejection must be obtained fromPSA/DNA and NO ONE else. Details can be found herehttp:/www.psacard.com/Services/AutographAuthenticationIf a letter of rejection is provided by PSA/DNA we will offer a full refund, notinclusive of shipping or authentication. This is why we urge buyers to satisfythemselves BEFORE bidding.

(3) TERMS OF CONSIGNMENTBoth the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us aregoverned by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), theTerms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any noticesdisplayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the“Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale areavailable at our saleroom on request.Please read these Terms of Consignment carefully. Please note that if you (oranother person acting on your behalf) provide goods to us to sell on yourbehalf at our auction, this signifies that you agree to and will comply withthese Terms of Consignment.Please note that these Terms of Consignment relate to auctions held at ourpremises only. SUMMARY OF COMMISSION AND CHARGESCommission is charged to sellers calculated, per lot, at 15%Entry Fee £10 per lot (sold or unsold)Catalogue Illustration Fee £10 per lot (sold or unsold, discretionary) Loss and damage warranty 1.5%.All the above are subject to VAT at the current rate.Commission and fees are negotiable for important or large collections andconsignments.1 Definitions and interpretation1.1 To make these Terms of Consignment easier to read, we have given thefollowing words a specific meaning:“Auctioneer” means Ewbank’s, a partnership registered in England andWales whose registered office is located at Burnt Common Auction Rooms,London Road, Send, Woking, Surrey GU23 7LN or its authorisedauctioneer, as appropriate;“Bidder” means a person who places a bid for Goods at our auction;“Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for theGoods accepted by the Auctioneer;“Commission” means the commission that we charge you on the sale of theGoods as set out in Clause 5 below;“Consumer” means an individual acting for purposes which are wholly ormainly outside that ndividual’s trade, business, craft or profession;“Consumer Contracts Regulations” means the Consumer Contracts(Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013;“Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin,date, age, period, culture or source; b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particularcreator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it wouldhave had if it had been as described;“FCA” means the Financial Conduct Authority;“Goods” means the goods that you consign to us for sale at our auction;“Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for the Goods acceptedby the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer;“Premium” means the premium charged to the Buyer on the sale of theGoods in accordance with the Terms of Sale;“Price” means the total of the Hammer Price, Premium and any applicableVAT;“Proceeds” means the Price less the Commission, the Premium, any expensesincurred to your account and any applicable VAT;“Reserve” means the minimum price at which the Goods may be sold;“Seller” means the owner of the Goods and any agent who consigns theGoods for sale on the owner’s behalf (if applicable);“Terms of Consignment” means these terms of consignment;

“Terms of Sale” means the terms of sale for bidders or buyers at our auctions;“Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’strade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or throughanother person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf (such asan agent and/or the Auctioneer);“VAT” means any value added tax or equivalent sales tax; and“Website” means our website available at www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

In these Terms of Consignment the words “you”, “yours”, etc. refer to theSeller. The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. If the consignmentof Goods to us is made by an agent we assume that you (as owner of theGoods) have authorised the consignment and authorised the agent tocontract on your behalf. All obligations that apply to the Seller under theseTerms of Consignment shall apply to the owner of the Goods and their agent,jointly and separately. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of theseTerms of Consignment unless stated otherwise.2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers2.1 A description of the main characteristics of the auction-related servicesthat we are providing to you as set out in these Terms of Consignment orotherwise agreed with you in writing.2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out in these Terms ofConsignment and/or on our Website.2.3 The rate at which we will charge you the Commission plus any applicableVAT on the sale of the Goods as set out in Clause 5.2.4 The fee that we will charge you plus any applicable VAT as set out inClause 18 if either the Goods are unsold at auction or the Goods arewithdrawn by you from the auction after the Goods have been cataloguedand/or marketed by us prior to the auction in any way.2.5 The arrangements for collection of any unsold Goods as set out inClauses 18 and 20 and terms regarding payment of any Proceeds due to youset out in Clause 17.2.6 If you have any complaints, please get in contact with us using the contactdetails set out on our website.3 Procedure for consigning Goods for sale at auction3.1 If you consign Goods to us for sale at auction, you will need to provide uswith the following information about you, in a form acceptable to us:3.1.1 Your legal name and proof of identity;3.1.2 Information about the Goods (as set out in Clause 12);3.1.3 Your bank account details;3.1.4 Your address and contact details;3.1.5 Your VAT registration number (if applicable); and3.1.6 Your confirmation of whether you are selling the Goods as a Trader oras a Consumer.3.2 If you do not provide us with, or we are not satisfied with any of the aboveinformation, we may refuse to accept consignment of your Goods for sale inour auction.3.3 You must provide the Goods to us by any stated deadline (at yourexpense). We may be able to assist you with this process but any liabilityincurred to a carrier for haulage charges is solely your responsibility.4 The contract between you and the Buyer4.1 The contract between you and the Buyer will be formed when thehammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Goods at the auction.4.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Sale against a Buyerand/or a Bidder to the extent that you have suffered damages and/or loss as aresult of the Buyer and/or the Bidder’s breach of the Terms of Sale.4.3 If you breach these Terms of Consignment, you may be responsible fordamages and/or losses suffered by a Buyer, Bidder and/or by us. If we arecontacted by a Buyer and/or a Bidder who wishes to bring a claim againstyou, we may in our discretion provide the Buyer and/or Bidder withinformation or assistance in relation to that claim.4.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility fordefault by you or the Buyer.5 Commission5.1 We will charge you a commission on the sale of the Goods calculated as apercentage of the Hammer Price at the following rate: 15% plus VAT 5.2 In addition we have an Internet and marketing charge of £10 per lot and afurther charge of £10 per lot for printed catalogue illustrations (these chargesapply to both sold and unsold lots) and all charges are plus VAT.6 Loss and Damage to Goods6.1 We are not authorised by the FCA to provide insurance to you. However,subject only to Clauses 6.4 and 6.5, we accept liability for Goods from thetime we takepossession of the Goods until the fall of the hammer.6.2 Our liability for Goods is limited to our lower pre-sale estimate for the lotbefore the sale, or the Hammer Price if the lot has sold, or to the Reserve ifthe lot is unsold.6.3 To justify accepting liability for Goods as set out above, we will charge you1.5% plus VAT of the Hammer Price plus VAT or, if unsold, 1.5% of ourlower estimate for the lot.6.4 The liability accepted by us in Clause 6.1 does not include any liability forloss or damage to the Goods that is caused by or results from: (i) anyinherent vice or defect affecting the Goods; (ii) acts of God, flood, drought,earthquake or other natural disaster; (iii) acts of terrorism, civil commotion,riots or war; or (iv) nuclear, chemical or biological contamination.6.5 If you (or your agent) instruct us in writing not to assume liability forGoods, the Goods remain entirely at your risk unless and until the Goodspass to the Buyer or are collected by you or on your behalf. In this caseClauses 6.1 - 6.4 will not apply.7 PhotographsYou will pay for the cost of any photographs of your Goods produced for theauction catalogue. We reserve the right to photograph all Goods unless youspecifically request us not to. The copyright in such photographs will beowned by us, along with the text of the auction catalogue. For charges seeclause 5 above.

8 Minimum bids and our discretionGoods will normally be offered subject to a Reserve agreed between you andus before the auction in accordance with Clause 9. We may sell Goods belowthe Reserve provided that we account to you for the same sale proceeds asyou would have received had the Reserve been the Hammer Price. If youspecifically give us a “discretion” we may accept a bid of up to 20% below theformal Reserve.9 Reserves9.1 Reserves must be reasonable and may not exceed our lower pre-saleestimate for that lot. We may decline to offer Goods which, in our opinion,would be subject to an unreasonably high reserve (in which case the Goodscarry the storage and insurance charges set out in these Terms ofConsignment).9.2 Once we have agreed a Reserve, this cannot be changed except with yourand our consent.9.3 Where a Reserve has been agreed only we may bid on your behalf andonly up to one bid below the Reserve (if any) and you may in nocircumstances bid personally or ask anyone else to bid on your behalf. 9.4 Pre-sale notifications will be sent via email if provided, or post if not,reserves will not be set by the auctioneer without specific instructions and wemust be advised of any request for a reasonable reserve figure by you, in caseswere no reserve has been set by you then the item will be sold withoutreserve.10 Electrical items10.1 You must test any electrical items that you wish to consign to us for saleusing external contractors. We will not accept any Goods that are notcertified as safe by an electrician (unless they are antiques).10.2 If we notify you that we will not accept uncertified electrical Goods, youmust remove such Goods promptly at your expense following suchnotification. If you do not collect the Goods within five days of our writtennotice to do so, we may dispose of the Goods at your expense.11 Unsafe GoodsIf in our opinion any of your Goods, in particular those which are softfurnishings, infringe safety regulations, we will not offer these Goods for sale.You must remove such Goods at your expense. If you do not collect suchGoods within five days of our written notice to do so, we may dispose of theGoods at your expense.12 Warranties and information about the Goods12.1 You must provide us with all information that you have relating to theprovenance, export/import history, condition, attribution and authenticity ofthe Goods (and any additional information that may be relevant).12.2 In addition to any warranties implied by law, you warrant to us and theBuyer that:12.2.1 any information that you provide in relation to the Goods is complete,correct and up-to-date;12.2.2 the Goods will match any description of the Goods that you provide tous;12.2.3 as far as you are aware, the main characteristics of the Goods set out inthe auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroom orannounced by us at the auction) are correct.12.2.4 to the best of your knowledge, the Goods have been lawfully importedand lawfully and permanently exported as required by the laws of any countryin which the Goods were located; required declarations upon the export andimport of the Goods have been properly made; and any duties and taxes onthe export and import of the Goods have been paid; and 12.2.5 you will pay all taxes and duties potentially due on the sale of theGoods.12.3 You must let us know promptly, and in any event before the auction, ifyou find out that any of the information you have provided to us relating tothe Goods is incorrect or incomplete and/or if the Goods do not match thedescription that you provided to us or the main characteristics of the Goodsset out in the auction catalogue.12.4 Any information that you provide in relation to the Goods may formpart of the contract between both of us and the Buyer and you acknowledgethat the Buyer may have a statutory right to reject the Goods if theinformation provided is incorrect.12.5 If we have to refund the price of any Goods to the Buyer due to theGoods being a Deliberate Forgery, you must promptly, and in any eventwithin seven days, reimburse to us any Proceeds that we have transferred toyou for those Goods following receipt of our written notice requesting you todo so.13 Transfer of ownership of the GoodsYou warrant and undertake to us and the Buyer that you are the true ownerof the Goods (or are properly authorised by the true owner to sell the Goodson the owner’s behalf) and you currently have and will have the right to sellthe Goods to the Buyer with good and marketable title free of any third partyrights or claims at the time when ownership of the Goods is to be transferred.14 IndemnityYou will indemnify and keep us fully indemnified against any and all liability,loss, damage, costs (including reasonable legal fees and any VAT in relationto such fees) and expenses which we may incur or suffer as a result of anybreach of Clauses 12 or 13 by you or anyone acting on your behalf, includingwithout limitation, if we are required to refund the price of any Goods to theBuyer as a result of your breach of these clauses.15 Terms of SaleYou agree that the Goods will be sold to the Buyer in accordance with ourTerms of Sale, a copy of which will be displayed in the saleroom and printedin our auction catalogue.16 Authority to deduct commission and expenses and retain premium andinterestYou authorise us to deduct our Commission at the stated rate and allexpenses incurred on your account from the Hammer Price, plus anyapplicable VAT. 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beneficially the Premium plus any applicable VAT paid by the Buyer inaccordance with our Terms of Sale and any interest earned on the saleproceeds until the date of settlement.17 Settlement17.1 Provided that the Buyer has paid for the Goods, we will usually pay thenet sum due to you within twenty eight days of the last day of the auction bycrossed cheque to the seller.17.2 If the Buyer has not paid for the Goods, we will not submit payment toyou. In this case no settlement will be made. We will however discuss with youthe rights that we may exercise under Clause 9 of our Terms of Sale inrelation to a Buyer’s failure to pay. We will not release the Goods to theBuyer until we have received payment in full of the Price for the Goods.17.3 You must notify us in writing if your bank account details change. Wewill not be responsible for any payments made to the incorrect bank accountif this is because you have not provided us with the correct bank accountdetails.17.4 If we make payments to your bank account in error, we may requestreimbursement by sending you an invoice.17.5 We may deduct any sums that you owe to us from the Proceeds.18 Unsold and withdrawn items18.1 If the Goods are unsold at auction, you authorise us to negotiate a saleby private treaty not later than the close of business two working businessdays following the last day of the auction. In this case you will pay to us thesame charges as if such Goods had been sold at auction and, so far asappropriate, these Terms of Consignment will apply to any such sale.18.2 In addition to Clause 18.1, we may, with your consent, re-offer unsoldGoods at a future auction (or by private treaty thereafter as set out in Clause18.1 above) but we may recommend a variation in estimates or Reserve.Where, in our opinion, Goods are unsaleable, we will notify you and youmust collect such Goods from the saleroom within seven days of the date ofour notice to do so. If you fail to collect such Goods promptly, we may chargeyou reasonable storage charges at a daily rate of £5 per lot per day. If unsoldlots remain with us after a period of one week, without instructions from you,we reserve the right to offer them to a local charity shop or arrange for theirdisposal at a charge of £10 plus VAT per lot. 18.3 You will pay us a charge of 15% of lower estimate for the lot plus allapplicable marketting and / or illustration charges plus VAT on all charges, ata minimum of £10 plus VAT per Lot, on any Goods that are unsold at theauction and fail to sell by private treaty as described in Clause 18.1.18.4 You will pay us a charge of 15 % of the lower estimate for the lot plus allapplicable marketting and / or illustration charges plus VAT on all charges, ata minimum of £10 plus VAT per Lot, on any Goods that are withdrawn fromthe auction after being catalogued and/or marketed by us prior to the auctionin any way.19 Withdrawal of the Goods by us19.1 We may (acting reasonably) at our discretion at any time withdraw yourGoods from our auction:19.1.1 for legal, reputational or operational reasons (including if you fail toprovide evidence to verify your identity or your title to the Goods to oursatisfaction);19.1.2 if we reasonably believe that you may be, or are about to be, in breachof these Terms of Consignment; or19.1.3 if we reasonably believe the Goods to be a Deliberate Forgery.20 Warehousing20.1 We have no liability for Goods that you deliver to our saleroom withoutsufficient sale instructions. We reserve the right to charge you a minimumwarehousing charge of £5 plus any applicable VAT per Lot per day.20.2 We will notify you to ask you to remove any of your unsold or withdrawnGoods. Unsold and withdrawn Goods will be subject to the charges set out inClause 20.1 above if you do not remove them within five days of the date ofour notification requesting you to do so.20.3 If you do not remove your unsold or withdrawn Goods within [thirtydays] of the date of our notification we may either: (a) sell such Goods andset off charges from any net proceeds of sale; or (b) at your expense disposeof such Goods.21 Our liability to you21.1 We will not be liable to you for any loss of opportunity ordisappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction.21.2 In addition, neither we nor the Buyer shall be responsible to you and youshall not be responsible to the Buyer or us for any other loss or damage thatany of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying withthe Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious thatit will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Sellerknew it might happen.21.3 Subject to Clause 21.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason(including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach ofcontract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited tothe Proceeds due for the Goods if sold or the Reserve if unsold.21.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Consignmentlimits the liability of us or our employees or agents for:21.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in theUnfair Contract Terms Act 1977);21.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or21.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.22 Notices22.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Consignmentmust be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it.22.2 Any notice referred in Clause 22.1 may be given:22.2.1 by delivering it by hand;22.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or22.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post orRecorded Delivery.22.3 Notices must be sent:22.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these

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Terms of Consignment or at our registered office address appearing on ourWebsite; and b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us asyour contact address in writing.22.3.2 by email:a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses:[email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to usas your contact email address in writing.22.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received:22.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; or22.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two businessdays after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or22.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 inthe place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been receivedon the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has alsobeen sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 22.2.3.22.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Consignmentwill not be validly given if sent by fax, any form of messaging via social mediaor text message.23 Data ProtectionWe will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordancewith our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on our website.24 General24.1 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Consignment operates separately.If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, theremaining clauses will remain in full force and effect.24.2 We may change these Terms of Consignment from time to time, withoutnotice to you. Please read these Terms of Consignment carefully, as they maybe different from the last time you read them.24.3 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Consignment, each of ourrights and remedies: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any otherrights or remedies under these Terms of Consignment or general law; and (b)may be waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Terms of Consignment is not a waiver ofthat or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms ofConsignment will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right orany other right under these Terms of Consignment. Waiver of a breach of anyterm of these Terms of Consignment will not operate as a waiver of breach ofany other term or any subsequent breach of that term.24.4 These Terms of Consignment are between you and us. No person otherthan you, the Buyer or us will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms ofConsignment.24.5 These Terms of Consignment and any dispute or claim arising out of orin connection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes)shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Englandand the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Englishcourts.(4) TERMS OF SALEBoth the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us aregoverned by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) theTerms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any noticesdisplayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the“Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale areavailable at our saleroom on request. Please read these Terms of Salecarefully. Please note that if you register to bid and/or bid at auction thissignifies that you agree to and will comply with these Terms of Sale.Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our premisesonly. 1 Definitions and interpretation1.1 To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the followingwords a specific meaning:“Auctioneer” means Ewbank’s, a partnership registered in England andWales whose registered office is located at Burnt Common Auction Rooms,London Road, Send, Woking, Surrey GU23 7LN or its authorisedauctioneer, as appropriate;“Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction;“Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted bythe Auctioneer;“Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention ofdeceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source;(b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particularcreator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had avalue materially less than it would have had if it had been as described;“Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by theAuctioneer by the fall of the hammer;“Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions;“Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase ofa Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause 4;“Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold;“Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller;“Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions;“Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lotsfor sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers;“Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from timeto time;“Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, anyapplicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additionalcharges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale;“Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’strade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or throughanother person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf;“VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and“Website” means our website available at www.ewbankauctions.co.uk . Inthese Terms of Sale the words ‘you’, ‘yours’, etc. refer to you as the Buyer.

The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise.2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers2.1 A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in theauction catalogue.2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auctioncatalogues and/or on our Website.2.3 The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described inClauses 4, 5, 7 and 8.2.4 The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and9.2.5 Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a DeliberateForgery as set out in Clause 13.2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you inaccordance with these Terms of Sale.2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the addressset out on our Website.3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us withany requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptableto us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place beforeentering the auction room to view or bid.3.2 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You areresponsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot,including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid,we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourselfregarding its condition.3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on yourbehalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for anyfailure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so isunreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level arerecorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can bereasonably ascertained).3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneerwill be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will besettled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or maysettle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding howto settle the dispute.3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting asan agent for a third party.3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below theReserve.3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so.3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line withstandard auction practice).4 The purchase priceAs Buyer, you will pay:a. the Hammer Price;b. a premium of 22.5% plus VAT of the Hammer Price;c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; andd. any VAT due.5 VAT5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on theHammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used inthe auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in ourauction catalogue for further information.5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction.6 The contract between you and the Seller6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller willbe formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at theauction.6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment againsta Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of theSeller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment.6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damagesand/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller whowishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide theSeller with information or assistance in relation to that claim.6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility fordefault by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot).7 Payment7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will:7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity ina form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in orderto comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upperlimit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to acceptpayment.7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repaythese debts.8 Title and collection of purchases8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot,ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lotuntil you have paid for it.8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchasedand paid for either:8.2.1 not later than five business days following the day of the auction; or8.2.2 not later than five business days following the date that we havereceived payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later.8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will beresponsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges inrelation to that Lot.8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or youragents) take physical possession of the Lot.

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8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety daysafter the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any suchsale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we haveincurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge youa selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot.9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid issuccessful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you willhave to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do notcomply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller andourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures:9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract;9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us toyou;9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have topay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot andthe price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Pleasenote that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, theextra money will belong to the Seller;9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, wemay charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the totalamount due;9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the TotalAmount Due;9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions orimpose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repayany amount you owe us.9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. Wewill contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you tocorrect any noncompliance by you with these Terms of Sale.10 Health and safetyAlthough we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, youare on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premisesand security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents areresponsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit ourpremises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to yourproperty as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence.11 Warranties11.1 The Seller warrants to us and to you that:11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by thetrue owner to offer and sell the lot at auction;11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot toyou free from any third party rights or claims; and11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set outin the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroomor announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct.11.2 If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of thewarranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neitherwe nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the TotalAmount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies in theinformation provided by the Seller except as set out below.11.3 Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction aresecondhand.11.4 If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumerfrom a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be impliedby law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (inparticular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do notseek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots.11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or otherterms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, orbe implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded.12 Descriptions and condition12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (i) information provided tous by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion(although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspectionof each Lot).12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lotsbefore the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on yourbehalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot.We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants toproperly inspect a Lot.12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness,origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involvematters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly andreasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently orfraudulently.12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to bein perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time ofthe auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition ofsecond-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues areincluded in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in anysaleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought tohave revealed.13 Deliberate Forgeries13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to uswithin one month of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us in thesame condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a writtenstatement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and awritten statement of defects.13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we willrefund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium andapplicable VAT) provided that if:

13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as atthe date of the auction; or13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in theLot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2.13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable torefund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible forrepaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot.13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affectyour legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided bylaw or by these Terms of Sale.14 Our liability to you14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointmentsuffered as a result of participating in our auction.14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible toyou and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss ordamage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us notcomplying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable ifit is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, youand the Seller knew it might happen.14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason(including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach ofcontract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited tothe total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. 14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit ourliability (or that of our employees or agents) for:14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in theUnfair Contract Terms Act 1977);14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.15 Notices15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be inwriting and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it.15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given:15.2.1 by delivering it by hand;15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post orRecorded Delivery.15.3 Notices must be sent:15.3.1 by hand or registered post:a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registeredoffice address appearing on our Website; andb. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contactaddress in writing; or15.3.2 by email:a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses:[email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to usas your contact email address in writing.15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received:15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery;15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two businessdays after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 inthe place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been receivedon the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has alsobeen sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3.15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will notbe validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social mediaor text message.16 Data ProtectionWe will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordancewith our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on our website17 General17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises orattendance at our auctions by any person.17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim againstyou for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, ouremployees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate.Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you andus and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms ofSale.17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particularLots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided inour auction catalogues.17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If anycourt or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, theremaining clauses will remain in full force and effect.17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice toyou. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different fromthe last time you read them.17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights andremedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights orremedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waivedonly in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of anyright under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right.Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude anyfurther or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms ofSale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operateas a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of thatterm.17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or inconnection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shallbe governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England andthe parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Englishcourts.

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HOW TO FIND US

Heading north on the A3 take the Ripley turning to the BurntCommon roundabout and follow the Woodhill signs.

Heading South turn off the A3 11⁄2 miles after the M25junction and proceed through Ripley to the Burnt Commonroundabout as above. If you miss the Ripley turning go South,proceed to the Merrow & Burpham slip road and join the A3Northbound.

Ewbank Auctioneers is situated between the A3 and B2215South of Burnt Common Roundabout.

Please note: if using Sat Nav to navigate to us then do not useour postcode as this will direct you to the A3. Please usepostcode GU23 7JY, this will take you to the Burnt Commonroundabout then follow directions as above.

EWBANK AUCTIONEERSChris Ewbank founded Ewbank’s in 1990 selling out of the Hog’s Back Hotel and in 1994 we acquired our present salerooms, the BurntCommon Auction Rooms, which are situated just off the A3, under ten minutes away from junction 10 on the M25. It is a veryprominent site in an out of town location giving easy access and acres of parking. Woking main line station is 4 miles away with trains toWaterloo (23 minutes).

Throughout our time in Guildford, we have had the privilege of advising thousands of clients on the valuation and sale of Antiques andFine Art and have conducted well in excess of two hundred Antiques and Fine Arts auctions and five hundred monthly Collectors sales.When we started in 1990 we held six auctions a year and we are now expecting to hold more than 50 auctions in the next twelve months.

We always seek to maintain the highest standards, adhering to the principles of probity and ethics of the Royal Institution of CharteredSurveyors (Chris is a Chartered Arts and antiques surveyor), and the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, of which we areMembers. Most of our new clients come to us on recommendation, from professional advisers or existing clients.

As the costs of selling by auction in Central London have rocketed we have benefitted from the general trend in recent years for moreimportant items to be sold outside the capital. Catalogues are produced and circulated to prospective purchasers by post and E-mailand full details, including digital illustration of all lots for sale are included on the internet. We estimate that we now with four regularphotographers on our staff take in excess of 50,000 images per annum. Buyers are attracted from all over the world.

We have invested heavily in technology in recent years with both new back office systems and website. This gives a far greater globalmarketing ability. We see this as being the way forward for the future and it will maximise our ability to achieve the best possible pricesfor our clients. Since our first auction published on the internet that side of our business has risen markedly so that in the last 12months we have had 3.5 million pages views on our website up from 2 million in the previous year. Recognising the importance of liveinternet bidding in today’s market we have for the last twelve months been operating our own live bidding platform Ewbank’s Live andregularly report over 50% of our sales being to on line bidders. With others we have now also set up a new search hub and biddingplatform www.theauctionroom.com which saves buyers up to 6% as against other commercial platforms.

Ewbank’s has grown from humble beginnings holding six sales a year, to the position that we hold today, with our own Salerooms,bidding platform and some fifty specialist sales a year. Turnover in our first year in 1990 was approximately £250,000 and just one of ourquarterly sales now easily exceeds that figure. Building refurbishments works have doubled the size of our floor space in recent years toaccommodate the sale volumes. We have for some years now been able to claim that we are Surrey and Hampshire’s premier antiquefine art and specialist auctioneers.

Chris Ewbank has taken a very active part in the leadership of the profession within the UK. He has been a member of the Fine ArtsAdvisory Panel of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Chairman of its Art and Antiques Professional Group. He was alsoan elected Member of its International Governing Council (the highest decision making body in the Institution) from 2005 to 2013. Hejoined the Committee of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers in 1994 (he first became a member in 1982), and was Chairmanfrom 2000-2007. He is on the Executive Committee of the British Art Market Federation and was one of the first to join the new City ofLondon Company of Arts Scholars.

We look forward to the future technological advances that will continue to enhance the auction experience for our clients and buyers.

Chris Ewbank FRICS ASFAV

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OctoberThursday 5th Toys & Models Thursday 5th Entertainment & MemorabiliaFriday 6th Vintage PostersWednesday 11th Antique & Collectors'Thursday 12th The Adrian Cowdry Collection of Movie

Memorabilia, Part 1: Friday 13th The Adrian Cowdry Collection, Part 2:

James Bond: Thursday 26th Decorative ArtsThursday 26th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings

NovemberWednesday 8th Antique & Collectors'Thursday 9th Asian ArtThursday 9th Textiles & SewingWednesday 29th Jewellery, Silver & Watches'Thursday 30th Fine Art & Antiques

DecemberFriday 1st Antique Furniture & ClocksWednesday 13th Christmas Auction Wednesday 13th Fine Wines & SpirirtsThursday 14th Toys & ModelsThursday 14th Entertainment & MemorabiliaFriday 15th Vintage PostersWednesday 20th Antique & Collectors'

January 2018Thursday 18th Contemporary Art & Modern British PaintingsWednesday 24th Antique & Collectors'

Viewing times vary but are always at least on the day before the sale,contact the auctioneer for details 01483 223 101. All viewing days / times are published online at ewbankauctions.co.ukAll sales are fully illustrated online whenever possible.Catalogues with illustrations are published on our websiteapproximately two weeks before sales.Images for Antique & Collectors’ sales are uploaded onto our site theFriday before the auction.Sales are on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, usual start times are10am however this can vary so please check before the auction.Dates are published on our website and are subject to change oradditions without notice

ewbank’s auction sale dates 2017/2018

Viewing days/times vary, please contact the auctioneer for details

MarchWednesday 1st Antique & Collectors'Thursday 2nd Toys & Models Thursday 2nd Entertainment & MemorabiliaFriday 3rd Vintage PostersWednesday 22nd Jewellery, Silver & Watches'Thursday 23rd Fine Art & AntiquesFriday 24th Antique Furniture & Clocks

AprilWednesday 12th Antique & Collectors''Saturday 15th to The Art of Sidney Sime: Artist & Philospher.Sunday 28th May Exhibition At The Lightbox, Woking,

Sponsored by Ewbank’s(PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN AUCTION)

Thursday 27th Decorative ArtsThursday 27th Contemporary Art & Modern British PaintingsFriday 28th The Mary Wondrausch (OBE) Collection:

Potter & Artist:

MayWednesday 10th Antique & Collectors'Thursday 11th Garden Furniture & Statuary Thursday 18th Asian ArtThursday 18th Textiles & SewingWednesday 31st Antique & Collectors'

JuneThursday 1st Toys & Models Thursday 1st Entertainment & MemorabiliaFriday 2nd Vintage PostersWednesday 21st Jewellery, Silver & Watches'Thursday 22nd Fine Art & AntiquesFriday 23rd Antique Furniture & Clocks

JulyWednesday 12th Antique & Collectors'Thursday 27th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings

AugustWednesday 2nd Antique & Collectors'Wednesday 23rd Antique & Collectors'Thursday 24th Photographic, Books, Maps and Stamps &

Militaria

SeptemberWednesday 20th Jewellery, Silver & WatchesThursday 21st Fine Art & AntiquesFriday 22nd Antique Furniture & Clocks

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Spring Antiques & Fine Art Auction Wednesday 22nd ...€¦ · Silver, Automobiles, Objects and Works of Art, Ceramics & Glass, Collectables, Fine Art and Prints, The Anthony Cumings