1. Late 19th cent. Slender mahogany glazed bookcase over four drawer chest, on bracket supports.

30ins. x 18ins. x 76ins. £80-120

2. 19th cent. Mahogany overmantle/mirror of good proportions. 49ins. x 42ins.

£100-150

3. Late 19th cent. Walnut inlaid four tier what not with fretwork top. 49ins.

£60-100

4. 20th cent. 1970s G plan teak furniture. Suite of four wall units to include glazed bookcase over

three drawers, open shelf unit over two door cupboard, mirrored drinks cabinet over two door cupboard, all 32ins. x 18ins. x 78ins. Plus a three shelf over two door cupboard bull nose end unit. 18ins. x 16ins. x 78ins. £120-150

5. 20th cent. Ceramics: Grimwades Atlas - half tea set comprising cake plates x 2, cups x 6, saucers

x 6, side plates x 6, jug and sugar bowl. Plus English Famille Rose jugs x 2, 10ins. and 8ins. Staffordshire white tea china embossed with lilac teapot, cake plate x 2, cups and saucers x 6. £40-60

6. 20th cent. Ceramics: Crown Derby butter knife, boxed, Spode, Poole and miscellaneous

ceramics. £20-30

7. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton 'Tapestry', dinner plates 10½ins. x 11, plates 9ins. x 2, plates

8ins. x 10, plates 6½ins. x 12, cups x 11, saucers x 9, dessert bowls x 12, soup bowls x 9, stands x 8, oval tureen and cover, circular tureen and cover, serving dish, gravy boat on stand, bread and butter plate, teapot, milk jug, creamer, sugar bowl, butter dish and cover. £120-150

8. Pictures & Prints: Mixed collection to include Meissonier, Celia Lyttleton, Laura Knight, etc.

Approx. 10 £30-50

9. Late 19th cent. Mahogany coaching table, Thornton Herne patent, plus small round two tier table

bearing Chas Galton makers label. £100-150

10. Artwork: Pirelli calendars dating from 1973, '74, '77, and 1978, plus a 20th cent. Continental

School oil of a river and forest. 15ins. x 30ins. £20-40

11. 20th cent. 1970s G plan teak furniture, glazed bookcase over two door cupboard. 32ins. x 18ins.

x 78ins. Multi-functional hall unit, incorporating mirror, coat hangings, telephone table, storage unit and stool. 32ins. x 18ins. x 72ins. £70-90

12. 20th cent. Miscellaneous items includes, a pair of Blanc de Chine pottery lamps, small pair of

Cloisonne vases, swing mirror, Aynsley Diana limited edition plate, resin figure, etc. £20-30

13. 19th/20th cent. Ceramics: Includes a pair of blue/white transfer printed vases, pair of Majolica

plates, blue/white Oriental style vase, porcelain wine cooler, etc. Together with glass display box Rutland Pottery, metal chess pieces, costume jewellery, ship in display case, two fishing reels, a box of various glasses, etc. (3 boxes) £50-60

14. 19th/20th cent. Treen and gilt wood wall mirror, carved treen shaving mirror, and other vanity

items, games box, treen organic cosy, oak book rack, miniature Scandi box, etc. £60-80

15. Ceramics: Rumtopf pot, 10ins. Studio Pottery vase marked M.B. Studio Pottery lamp base,

Carlton Ware dish, fish bowl, Studio Pottery bowls x 2, candlestick, miniature pottery chair, Continental monkey handled vase, pottery charger, Rouen dish. (2 boxes) £40-50

16. Carpenters Tools: Spirit level, planes x 4, which includes one fort miters, power drill bits Mortise

and Australian artefacts. £20-30

17. 20th cent. Plated Ware & Glass: Queens Ware pattern part canteen, misc. plate, handkerchief

vases plus a plain & coloured glass. £30-50

18. 20th cent. Ceramics: Three jardiniere, jugs, dishes, bowls, pottery swan, chamber pots,

continental figures, etc. (3 boxes) £30-50

19. 19th/20th cent. Ceramics: Jugs to include ironstone, Toby jugs, transfer ware, Studio pottery, etc.

Plus Continental and other plates to include set of twelve, floral decorated. (3 boxes) £40-60

20. 20th cent. Pre-war red upholstered drop end two seater sofa. 65ins.

£30-50

21. 20th cent. Brown leather club armchairs, Thomas Lloyd, with squab fabric cushions. A pair.

£100-150

22. 19th cent. Mahogany swing mirror. Edwardian mahogany tables, one with shaped round top with

inlaid central panel, the other plain top and fretwork base.(2) Plus Edwardian mahogany two tier trolley shaped gallery and makers label, Waring & Gillows. £60-90

23. Victorian mahogany Prie Dieu chair. Plus late 19th cent. Oak cutlery box on stand, lift up lid, over

single drawer on turned legs. W22ins. x D17½ins. x H27½ins £30-40

24. 20th cent. Pine kitchen table with one central drawer, on turned supports. 47ins. x 31½ins.

£40-60

25. Lighting: Selection of five lamps. Two figural young women with geese, grandfather reading to

granddaughter and dog, a pair of brass classical column lamps and one yellow metal, with shades. (5) £40-60

26. Early 20th cent. Treen, mahogany and banded dressing table mirror, three drawers beneath.

22ins. x 16ins. Mahogany box. 12ins. x 8ins. x 5ins. Rosewood box with mother of pearl inlay. 10ins. x 6½ins. x 3½ins. Plus small lacquered box. £50-80

27. 20th cent. Teak G plan circular dining table 44ins. Dia. Plus two slat back carvers and four chairs.

£80-120

28. Early 20th cent. French pine wine cabinet with lattice doors and later addition of Shabby Chic

decoration. £80-120

29. Art Deco circular burr walnut coffee table on single support, with impressed mark 'R' in a triangle.

£50-80

30. 1920s oak extending table, barley twist supports and cross stretchers. 5ft. x 3ft. Extended.

£20-30

31. 20th cent. Chinese hardwood stand with inset marble top 13ins. x 33ins.

£30-40

32. Mid 20th cent. Mahogany dining chairs, shield corn sheaf backs with Rexine drop in seats. (6)

£60-80

33. Early 20th cent. Beech framed children's pushchair.

£20-40

34. 20th cent. 1970s G plan style teak furniture, coffee table with two thirds glazed top, single shelf

and a Jack and Jill single drawer. Plus a G plan nest of three tables. £40-60

35. 20th cent. 1970s G plan style teak furniture, television and video (satellite box) cabinet with

storage drawer, plus a G plan nest of tables, the largest having a tiled top. £40-60

36. Early 20th cent. Mahogany two drawer desk on turned supports, 36ins. x 19ins. x 28ins. Plus an

early 20th cent. Mahogany chair with upholstered seat, turned front supports on brass castors. £50-80

37. 19th cent. Mahogany dressing table mirrors of delicate form (3).

£30-50

38. 19th cent. Mahogany William IV Pembroke table on reeded supports with one drawer plus

dummy. £50-80

39. 19th cent. Mahogany writing slope, inset brass plaque and fitted interior. 19ins. x 8ins. x 10ins.

£40-60

40. 19th cent. Piecrust/tray top tripod table on turned column and scroll supports. 25ins. x 20ins.

Plus mahogany oval tilt top on elegant supports. 20ins. x 14ins. x 27ins. Pine kitchen table. 22ins. x 43ins. £50-80

41. 19th cent. Yew wood sideboard with period label for "Weavers of Wardour Street Soho". 60ins. x

18ins. x 33ins. £200-300

42. English School: 20th cent. Pair of prints in maple frames, pair of silhouettes in maple frames,

photograph in a Lionite frame, pair of copper plaques, Continental farm scenes, two small framed watercolours of seated ladies, Winnie the Pooh drawing, pair of modern miniatures in leather frames. £30-50

43. 19th cent. Mahogany sideboard inlaid boxwood on tapering supports. 60ins. x 18½ x 36ins.

£80-120

44. 19th cent. Pontypool style papier mache tray with floral and gilt decoration. 31ins.

£40-70

45. 19th cent. Figured mahogany brass bound writing box. 18ins. x 9½ins.

£40-60

46. Early 19th cent. Mahogany two over two serpentine chest of drawers with brass furniture on

bracket supports. 34½ins. x 18½ins. x 34½ins. £60-80

47. 20th cent. Table lamps x 2, a brass lamp, and Blanc de Chine pottery lamps x 2. (5)

£20-30

48. 19th cent. Mahogany chest of drawers of delicate proportions, four drawers, turned handles, on

castors. 28ins. x 21ins. x 33ins. £40-60

49. 20th cent. Hardwood bedside cabinets. 15ins. x 24ins. (2)

£30-50

50. Early 20th Stoneware mortar and pestle, impressed 12 to base. Dia. 13ins. Height 7ins.

£40-60

51. 20th cent. Teak folding 'steamer' chair, unmarked back. Height opened. 35ins.

£40-60

52. Late 20th cent. York Knowle sofa with front castors and rope ties. Approx. 78ins. long.

£200-250

53. Carpets & Rugs: 20th cent. Turkman woolen carpet, red ground, six borders, geometric stylised

flowers. 60ins. x 38ins. Prayer mat red ground four borders, twenty four square panels decorated with stylised flowers. 40ins. x 21ins. £50-80

54. Carpets & Rugs: 20th cent. Carpet Iranian, Tehran, worsted wool, ivory ground, with large central

gul and four borders, floral decoration in black, browns, oranges and ivories. 12ft. 10ins. x 10ft.

£150-200

55. Carpets & Rugs: 20th cent. Kazak brown ground, four guls with geometric design, sixteen

borders. 58ins. x 39ins. Plus a modern Tunisia made rug. 62ins. x 35ins. £40-60

56. Carpets & Rugs: 20th cent. Persian silk rug, possibly Nain, central geometric panel with stylised

flowers, with five borders on an ivory ground with reds, blues, yellows, orange, greens and ivories. 68ins. x 39ins. £50-80

57. 19th cent. Mahogany astragal corner display cabinet on three supports with broken pediment

cornice,. 26ins. x 16ins. x 54ins. £60-80

58. Late 19th/early 20th cent. Oak blanket box with brass carrying handles. 30ins. x 21ins. x 18ins.

£50-80

59. Militaria Prints & Books: Five Hardback Books: 'The Air Combat Paintings of Robert Taylor',

Robert Taylor Air Combat Paintings Volume II', 'The Aviation Art of Michael Turner', 'Aviation - A History Through Art' by Boyne and Handleman illustrating paintings from the American Society of Aviation Artists, 'Brace by Wire to Fly-by-Wire 75 Years of the RAF 1918-1993'. Qty 12 colour prints from the US Air Force Lithographic Series 41, depicting various aircraft including B-52H, F15, F16, C-130, A10, B-1B. 'Concorde - Simply The Best' a multi-signed and framed limited edition print of Concorde (no glass). £30-50

60. 18th cent. Oak panelled coffer with later additions and the application of 'whitewash'. 49ins. x

20ins. x 29ins. £50-80

61. 19th cent. Rosewood ebonised oval back salon chair with upholstered seat and back.

£30-50

62. 20th cent. Mahogany pot cupboard side table with drop leaves on cabriole supports. 25ins.

(Extended) x 14ins. x 23ins. £30-50

63. Militaria Prints & Books: Open edition print of a Spitfire 'Evening Flight' after Gerald Coulson,

framed and glazed, approx. 36¼ins. x 29¼ins. Together with 'Reach for the Sky' calendars depicting the aviation art of Robert Taylor x 5, three hardback books 'The Air Combat Paintings of Robert Taylor' and slip cased editions of 'Brace by Wire to Fly-by-Wire 75 Years of the RAF 1918-1993' and 'Sabre to Stealth 50 Years of USAF 1947-1997'. £50-60

64. Musical Instruments: Spanish guitar Hijos de Vicente Tatay, Literato Azorin No. 13 Valencia.

£100-150

65. Musical Instruments: Late 19th/early 20th cent. German violin with two bows stamped to back

Vuillaume of Paris. 23ins. Plus two German bows (cased). £40-60

66. Sculpture Zimbabwean Art: Warthog and Baby by Steven Masango, carved in serpentine rock

from Kwekwe, Zimbabwe. 17ins. x 15ins. x 6ins. £40-60

67. 19th cent. French scrubbed pine plank top table, on turned supports, two drawers, and extender

brackets on both ends. 60ins. x 43ins. £200-300

68. 19th cent. Mahogany extending dining table with two leaves, rebated edge and reeded supports.

Approx. 92ins. Extended. £200-300

69. 19th cent. Oak serpentine front footstool, lined, seated webbing and stuffing require restoration.

29ins. x 18ins. x 20ins. £50-80

70. Late 19th cent. Mahogany shaped back settee on cabriole legs. Approx. Width 58ins. Height

36ins.

£60-80

71. 19th cent. Sheraton style mahogany shield back dining chairs, six singles, one carver, on tapered

legs with carved and inlaid backs. Provenance Richard Philip M.V.O. Member of the Victoria Order, Clerk of the Works, Royal Courts of Justice. (7) £300-400

72. 19th cent. Mahogany fold over top card table, the serpentine top on fluted legs terminating in

block feet. Ex. Terry family. 36ins. x 17¾ins. x 30½ins. £60-80

73. Late 19th/early 20th cent. Gothic carved oak serving table, the heavily carved frieze with central

door and carved lions heads above the round carved front legs, and square carved back legs. Approx. Length 6ft. Height 31ins. Depth 26ins. £100-120

74. Late 19th cent. Mahogany cylinder top desk having original brass gallery to mahogany top above

four drawers with shaped fronts above, the inlaid roll top opening to reveal an arrangement of six drawers with satinwood fronts and nine pigeon holes, all above five oak lined drawers with satinwood inlay and original handles, standing on inlaid and tapered legs terminating in original brass castors. Provenance Richard Philip M.V.O. Member of the Victoria Order, Clerk of the Works, Royal Courts of Justice. 42ins. x 22½ins. x 45ins. £500-800

75. Late 18th cent. Mahogany Gainsborough armchair with pierced H stretcher and blind fretwork on

the arms and legs, with old repairs. Approx. 26ins. x 27ins. x 39ins. £300-400

76. 19th cent. Cabriole legged black and gilt stool. Approx. 18ins. Wide.

£40-60

77. Early 20th cent. Mahogany stool, the shaped top rail above cabriole legs with shell carving and

pad feet, with drop in seat. £60-80

78. Early 20th cent. Mahogany two part bookcase, the thirteen pane glazed doors above two blind

doors on square plinth with blind fret carving to top and bottom. Label on back Heweston, Milner & Thexton Ltd. Tottenham Court Road, London. Ex. Terry family. Approx. 78ins. x 34ins. x 13ins. £120-140

81. 20th cent. George III style mahogany tallboy on club supports. 31ins.

£80-120

82. Early 20th cent. Sheraton revival dwarf mahogany mirror back chiffonaire with inlaid boxwood and

ebony stringing. 27ins. x 15ins. x 50ins. £80-120

83. 20th cent. Ceramics: Lladro GRS, limited edition 1500. 3583 'Garden Breeze' sculptured by

Francisco Polope 2001. Withdrawn 2nd April 2003. This is No. 686 and is signed by the sculptor and artist. Height 23½ins. x Width 16½ins. x Length 12¼ins. (A/F) £100-150

84. 20th cent. George III style chest of seven drawers on bracket supports. 33ins.

£80-120

85. 19th cent. Figured mahogany chest of drawers, two over two, bracket feet, cock beaded drawers

with Prince of Wales feathers escutcheon plates, locks stamped V.R. 36ins. x 18ins. x 34ins. £150-200

86. Tea Caddies & Boxes: 19th cent. Rosewood tea caddy, late Georgian tea caddy, ebonised and

brass inlaid decanter box, boot box, papier mache wall pocket, cup and a bag of keys. £50-60

87. 19th cent. Mahogany chest of 2 over 3 drawers on swept bracket supports. 34ins. x 16ins. x

31ins. £100-150

88. 19th cent. Rooster carved back hall chair with pine seat.

£40-60

89. Early 19th cent. Mahogany safe box on turned legs, iron bound and fitted with an early Chubb

lock, No. 555 29. 14ins. x 13ins. x 21ins. £80-100

90. 19th cent. Mahogany Sutherland table of delicate form. 21ins.

£40-60

91. 19th cent. Music stand, mahogany with brass fittings on cast iron lions paw stand.

£50-70

92. 19th cent. Treen, oak, mahogany small boxes. (7)

£30-50

93. 20th cent. Reconstructed pine pot cupboards on ball supports with applied beading, a pair. 16ins.

x 16ins. x 30ins. £50-80

94. China/Far East: 19th/20th cent. Hardwood yoke back carver chairs with rattan seats. (2)

£200-300

95. 19th cent. Empire style ebonised display cabinet inlaid with walnut and exotic woods in a

geometric design with ormulu decoration. 47ins. x 13ins. x 42ins. £200-300

96. 19th cent. Walnut break front credenza attributed to Lamb of Manchester. Cross boarded top over

a frieze mounted with three stylised foliate panels, a central glazed door flanked by two cupboard doors inset with Jasperware panels, with canted sides carved with caryatid brackets on a plinth base. Width 71ins. x Depth 17¾ins. x Height 42ins. £600-800

97. Taxidermy: 19th cent. Dome cased Green Woodpecker. (Faded)

£50-80

98. Late 18th cent. George III period painted open armchair, the repainted frame with a panel above

a classical urn. £200-300

99. Late 18th cent. Serpentine chest of four long drawers with oak linings, the chest with inlaid canted

corners on bracket feet, with original brass handles. £250-300

100. Late 18th cent. Mahogany hall chairs, the pierced shaped backs with central panels of satinwood,

the solid seats with shaped fronts, supported by turned legs and X frame stretchers, a pair. In the manner of Gillows. £800-1000

101. 18th cent. Walnut chest of drawers on later bun feet. Two short over three long drawers, with

replaced handles, cross banded herringbone and inlaid decorated. Approx. 38ins. x 22ins. 33ins. £200-300

102. 18th cent. Walnut chest of drawers, with seaweed marquetry inlay, cross banded and inlaid to the

top. The sides inlaid with seaweed marquetry, on a moulded plinth, supported on bun feet. Approx. 39½ins. x 23ins. x 37ins. £1500-2000

103. 19th cent. Walnut card table, the serpentine shaped fold over swizzle top supported by a shaped

turned walnut column, on shaped carved cabriole legs and scroll feet. Width 40ins. x Depth 20ins. (closed), 40ins. (open) x Height 28ins. £300-400

104. Early 20th cent. Mahogany and inlaid Bijouterie display cabinet on tapering spade supports.

25ins. x 15½ins. x 7½ins. £120-150

105. Anton Lock (1893 - 1979) Pencil sketch on paper of a horse. Unsigned. framed and glazed.

6½ins x 5½ins. Anton Lock woodcut of a heavy horse. Signed bottom right. Framed and glazed. 5½ins. x 3½ins. Arthur James Stark (1831 - 1902) Watercolour on paper, two horses. Unsigned. Framed and glazed. 5¼ins. x 3ins.

£60-80

106. Pre-war red leather club chairs in the style of Howard & Co. Re upholstered in traditional wine

coloured leather, studding and piping, feather filled squab cushions, brass casters. A pair. £500-800

107. Clocks: 20th cent. Oak Vienna Regulator style. 29ins.

£50-80

108. Clocks: 18th cent. D. Collins of Cambridge lacquered longcase clock with arch pediment top

flanked by brass eagles. The arch dial painted with a rural study of milkmaid and cows and the four seasons. Twin fuse movement striking on the hour, minute hand, and calendar. The case serviced in 1986 by Brian Greenslade. £900-1200

109. Clocks: 20th cent. Oak grandmother, treen face, brass chapter ring. 12ins. x 54ins. (7ins dial)

£30-50

110. Clocks: 20th cent. 8 day oak longcase, brass dial, signed Maple, London.

£150-250

111. 20th cent. Cast iron fire back, basket and dogs.

£60-90

112. Georgian flame mahogany linen press two opening inlaid doors revealing five slides, two over

three on drawers. Shaped bracket supports, Dentil frieze requires restoration, includes two original keys. 48ins. x 24ins. x 82ins. £200-300

113. 17th cent. Style oak cupboard with foliate carved stiles and inlaid bottom section, with stile feet.

Width 35¼ins.

£200-300

114. 19th cent. Mahogany linen press with two over one drawer unit on bracket supports. No trays.

47ins. x 23ins. x 77ins. £150-200

115. Chinese export lacquer black and gilt sewing table c1850. The lid lifts to reveal compartments for

needlework tools and storage. The finely detailed lacquer work is in superb condition and profusely covered with figures in garden pavilions. The fitted top containing ivory sewing requisites, Sam Mordan pencil, Georgian Irish silver mother of pearl handled fruit knife, mother of pearl, ivory cotton winders and a Berlin bead work cover, raised on a trestle base ending in paw feet and fitted with Brammah lock and key. Width 24½ins. Depth 16ins. Height 29ins. £800-1200

116. 19th cent. Dutch marquetry serpentine fronted one drawer side table on cabriole legs with brass

ormulu mounts. Approx. 30ins. x 17ins. x 27½ins. £200-300

117. Large mahogany secretaire bookcase, the broken pediment top above a dental cornice above a

frieze carved with the Terry family motto 'EX CRUCE LEO' (From The Cross A Lion). The two seventeen pane glazed doors above two drawers flanked by a secretaire drawer. The whole on a later glazed mahogany base. 9ft. x 67ins. £200-300

118. Late 19th cent. Mahogany glazed top bow front corner cupboard, the seventeen pane glass doors

above a single drawer , above a single cupboard door, on bracket feet. Ex. Terry family. 75½ins. x 31ins. £80-100

120. Silver Plate: Eight place setting, knives, forks, dessert and soup spoons, Cooper Bros.

£30-50

121. 20th cent. Metalware, copper preserve pan 17ins, copper saucepan, candlesticks and other

miscellaneous brass ware. £30-50

122. 19th/20th cent. Oriental and Asian brass and copperware in large tray, vases, jardiniere,

candlesticks, etc. £40-60

123. 20th cent. Silver plate to include pair of sauce boats, miniature milk churn, jugs, teapots, salts,

large quantity. £50-70

124. Silver plated flatware, dessert forks, fruit knives, soup spoons, carving set, napkin rings, forks,

knives, soup ladles, butter dish, cream jugs, etc. £60-80

125. 19th/20th cent. Brass and copper kitchenalia. Ale measure x 2, candlesticks, meat turner,

warming pans x 3, etc. £50-70

126. Brassware: Five graduated tankards, horse and carriage figure, two reproduction miners lamps,

yacht, pair of floral candlesticks, and assorted small items. £40-60

127. Brassware: Collection of brass figures of coal miners, one signed FWA 19/81. (7)

£40-60

128. 18th & 19th cent. Metalware: Pewter charger marked C.T.E. London, dia. 18ins. Plus three

graduated copper oval planters. 7½ins to 11ins. £30-50

129. Metal Ware: Set of brass fire irons, brass trivet, pan, fire guard and lamp.

£30-40

130. 19th cent. Art style brass and iron pierced work fender.

£30-50

131. 19th cent. Mahogany Pembroke table on tapering supports. 32ins. x 36ins. (with leaves

extended) £30-50

132. 20th cent. Prints & Photographs: South African birds x 4, tribal woman fetching water, young girl

and others. Gilt framed. £20-40

133. 20th cent. Miscellaneous pictures, Rembrandt copy of the Man in the Golden Helmet, plus two

prints. £20-30

133A. G. L. Beetholme: Watercolour, mountain river scene in glazed gilt frame. 19ins. x 14ins. English

School oil on canvas, buildings and chickens looking out to sea, in moulded oak frame. 13ins. x 9½ins. Plus oil on canvas of a cat. £60-80

133B. British School: Early 20th cent. Oil on canvas, rural scene in a gilt frame. 18½ins. x 8½ins. Early

20th cent. Oil on canvas, village scene, unframed. 16ins. x 14ins. Oil on canvas, horse and cart and children. Coloured print, children in interior in gilt frame. Oil, girl with flowers, framed and glazed. 12ins. x 9ins. Watercolour, child with bird, monogrammed E.F.S. £60-80

134. Frank Cadogan Cowper (1877-1958) etching, print - multiple. Published in 1908 by the Fine Art

Society "The Devil Serenading Nuns". Framed and glazed 23ins. x 16½ins. £40-60

135. Limited Edition Prints: Set of eight signed David Shepherd 'Wildlife of The World' prints with

accompanying paperwork and folio of issue, (four framed). Includes, Siberian Tiger, Mountain Gorilla, and Bengal Tiger. 16ins. x 10½ins. £150-250

136. English School: Watercolours in glazed oak frames possibly by David Newton, a pair.

Countryside scenes. 6ins. x 4½ins. Signed watercolours, farm scenes in glazed gilt frames, a pair. 6ins. x 4ins. £50-60

137. 20th cent. Prints: David Shepherd "African Evening, Zambesi Water Hole", signed 745/950 lower

right 17ins. x 25ins. Framed and glazed. Plus John Young "Charlie Safe Home" blind stamped 346/850, signed lower right. 24ins. x 16ins. Plus 20th cent. Irish Giglee Prints: Paul Henry "Launching the Curragh" and Walter Osborne "The House Builders" 34ins. x 29ins. Gilt framed. £80-100

138. Maps: Robert Morden Wiltshire. Coloured, sold by Abel Swale, Awnsham and John Churchill,

unframed. 17½ins. x 15½ins. £50-80

139. Sir Ronald Ferguson G.C.B., after the painting by Henry Raeburn, a Limited Edition Mezzotint

engraved by E. Millner and signed by him in pencil to margin, issued by SND, the Mezzotint being glazed with black margin around and in gilded frame. Good. £80-120

140. 20th cent. Gouache study of a harbour with sailing boats in the foreground, signed Anton lower

left, framed. 31ins. x 15ins. £30-50

141. Prints & Engravings: Collection to include, A. Durand, Meyer, Picasso, hunting prints, Frenkel,

Reynolds, etc. £20-30

142. W. Carpenter: 19th cent. Coloured prints of Isle of Wight, framed and glazed x 2. 10½ins. x 9ins.

Various engravings and prints to include, Holborn Hill, London, Walmer Castle, Dover Castle, Hemel Hampstead, signed A. Thorburn print, framed prints of gentleman and lady, a pair, etc. £60-80

143. English School: Watercolours, countryside views in glazed frames, a pair. J. Cox, signed early

20th cent. Watercolours, farmyard scenes, in glazed gilt frames, a pair. 16¾ins. x 10ins. Clive Pryke countryside scenes, a pair, one framed and glazed. 15ins. x 8ins. Countryside watercolours x 2. £80-100

144. Alison Jerry: 20th cent. Oil on canvas, still life flowers in vase, in moulded painted frame. 17ins. x

13½ins. Early 20th cent. English School still life, flowers and fruit, in gilt frames, a pair. 9½ins. x 5½ins. Two modern oil still life on board and a watercolour still life books and plants. £60-80

145. English School: Watercolour dated 1922, ship at sea, two small oils on wood of boats, signed oil

'The Fisherman' by William Allingham, plus five other marine related pictures. £50-60

146. Early 20th cent. Glazed pottery tile of Lord Roberts. 5½ins. x ½ins. Framed Continental scene

tiles x 2, plaster photo frame, icon inlaid treen paperweight, framed cigarette cards. £50-60

147. 19th cent. Henry Alken, Hunting Prints, The Right Sort; Morning, Afternoon and two different

entitled The Right Sort Doing The Thing, Right Sort Almost Done The Thing & Some of The Right Sort Doing The Thing Well, printed by Hullmandel 1822, overmounted framed and glazed, one with some foxing. Good to Very Good. 13ins. X 10⅝ins. (6) £200-300

148. Prints: Victorian Spy and other prints, later hand-coloured, including. Racecourse and

Grandstand, Tennis Practice, On the Road, Fencing & Skittles, each overmounted, framed and glazed. Good to Very Good. (5) £30-40

149. Prints: Dogs - Kennel of Ease by John Emms (Clumber Spaniels at Clumber Park painted 1880),

Limited Edition 178/355; Vanity Fair two original cartoons by Spy, East Birmingham & A Self Made African; with a fashion plate showing Morning & Evening Dress 1811, each framed and glazed. Very Good. (4) £60-90

150. John Strickland Goodall: Watercolour book illustrations"An Edwardian Holiday" 4 enclosed in a

double frame with a copy of the book. £200-300

151. George H. Downing R.B.A. (1891-1940) c1920s, Old House at Falaise, watercolour, signed lower

left, framed and glazed. 13½ins. x 9½ins. £50-80

152. George H. Downing (1891-1940): Seven prints titled The Mill at Houghton, Autumn Evening North

Wakes, North Hampshire Farmyard, Cottage by a Lake, etc. (7) £40-60

153. Books: Sir William Russell Flint by Ralph Lewis and Kath S. Gardner.

£20-40

154. 20th cent. Prints: William Russell Flint (1880-1969) two prints both framed and glazed. 10ins. x

7ins, and 10ins. x 6ins. (2) £40-60

155. Limited Edition Prints: Blind stamp WRF Gallery. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 284/650.

20½ins. x 14½ins. £40-60

156. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 630/85 Michael Stewart

Fine Art blind stamp, lady reclining, framed and glazed. 15½ins. x 10½ins. £40-60

157. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 282/753, WRF blind stamp,

reclining lady, framed and glazed. 16½ins. x 12ins. £40-60

158. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 187/750 WRF blind stamp,

reclining nude reading, framed and glazed. 16ins. x 12ins. £40-60

159. Limited Edition Prints: Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969). 406/750. Blind WRF Stamp, framed

and glazed. 17ins. x 16ins. £40-60

160. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 156/500 WRF blind stamp,

Fun on the Beach, Bemborough, framed and glazed. 22ins. x 17ins. £50-80

161. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 136/675 WRF blind stamp,

reading on a terrace, framed and glazed. 21ins. x 16½ins. £50-80

162. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 211/650, WRF blind stamp,

ladies on beach, framed and glazed. 24ins. x 28ins. £50-80

163. Limited Edition Prints: 20th cent. Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969) 138/85, Michael Stewart

Fine Art blind stamp , lady in a blue dress, framed and glazed. 24ins. x 16ins. £50-80

164. 19th cent. Continental School. Pastel of a woman, signed Marita.

£50-80

165. 19th cent. Crystoleum study of people and horses, a couple caught eloping, framed. 17ins. x

11ins. £40-50

166. 19th cent. German Cristolien of a young woman by Franz Hanfstaengl. 8ins. x 9ins.

£80-120

167. 20th cent. English School: Annie Monk pastel and acrylic of flowers (2), plus The Pin Mill

watercolour by John Snelling. (3). £50-80

168. 20th cent. Irish School O.O.B. "Cottages" monogram lower right B.K. 04, another Sheep in a

Landscape 14ins. x 9ins. plus another watercolour of cottages, signed in felt tip Renal. All gilt framed (3). £40-60

169. 20th cent. A. McNally oil on board "Farmyard Study" with hens, signed lower left, framed. 18ins. x

14ins. £40-60

170. 19th cent. Coaching Prints: The Last Journey on the Road, published by Watson, framed and

glazed. 18ins. x 14ins. The Taglioni Windsor Coach also by Watson, framed and glazed. 17½ins. x 15½ins. The Mail Coach in a Flood, also by Watson, unframed. The Blenheim Leaving The Star Hotel Oxford, painted and published by George Havell, framed and glazed. 18ins. x 13ins. (4) £80-100

171. 19th cent. French/English Hunting Prints: 'Hare Hunting' 1 and 2 published by Edward Orme,

Bond Street 1807, oak framed and glazed. 17ins. x 13ins. (2) Plus No. XII The Public House Door, painted by Morland, engraved by Ward and published by J.R. Smith, Covent Garden 1801, maple framed and glazed. 21ins. x 18ins. £80-100

172. William Snell Morrish (1844-1917): A pair of rural watercolours, showing cattle and sheep at

Widdon Park & Sandy Park Chagford Dartmoor, over mounted, slight chipping to edge of frames. Very Good. 30¾ins. x 11ins. (2) £200-300

173. Alec Wiles (1924-2020): Cornish School pastel studies of a Cornish street scene. Pencil study of

racing cars, signed bottom right. Cornish School, charcoal sketch of a tree lined road, together with a watercolour of a Cornish landscape. Cornish School pastel of a liner surrounded by yachts, together with a pastel of a Cornish street scene. £60-100

174. Alec Wiles (1924-2020): Cornish School ochre pastel sketches of female nudes, some dated

1989. Cornish School a charcoal and chalk study of a nude woman dated 1977. £70-120

175. Alec Wiles (1924-2020): Cornish School watercolour study of a nude female dated 45, together

with charcoal, pastel, and pencil sketches of female nudes, dated 1989 and 1995. £70-120

176. Gordon Davies (1926 - 2007) oil on Board, View of Castillo Voltern. Signed bottom left. Framed.

7ins. x 5¼ins. £40-60

177. English School: Watercolour "Man in Woods" monogram CH, dated 82, possible Charles Hollis in

maple frame. 19½ins. x 16½ins. £30-40

178. 20th cent. British School: Bridge Over River, watercolour on paper, indistinct signature. 19ins. x

12ins. £50-80

180. 19th cent. Italian School: Oil on canvas, two young boys eating grapes. 12ins. x 15ins.

£300-500

181. 19th cent. Italian School: Oil on canvas, Fruit Sellers. 11ins. x 15ins.

£300-500

182. Attributed to Vernon Ward (1905 - 1985) Watercolour on paper, View of Alhambra. Unsigned but

with label note to reverse 'From his sketchbook Marakesh and Spain 1964.' Inscribed and dated in Vernon Ward's hand under mount 'May 14 1964 general life Gardens view of Alhambra. Framed and glazed. 10ins. x 8¼ins. £50-80

183. Alfred Vickers (1786 - 1868) Watercolour on paper. Windmills in fenland landscape, signed

bottom right. Framed and glazed. 17ins. x 13ins. £150-200

184. Nicolas Pocock (1740-1821): Watercolour wash landscape, label to reverse. Plus 19th cent.

English School: Rustic scene. 9ins. x 7ins.

£120-150

185. Thomas Miles Richardson (1813-1890): Pen and ink wash Loch Aneileain, initialled, dated, and

inscribed on reverse. 7ins. x 5ins. £150-250

186. Raymond Campbell 1956: Oil on board stylised "Dutch Winter Scene". 15½ins. x 20ins.

£40-60

187. 19th cent. British School: Frederick Percy Graves R.A. (1837-1903) 'Stepping Stones Water',

watercolour. 19ins. x 14ins. £120-180

188. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas, barges on an estuary. 19ins. x 12ins.

£80-120

189. 19th cent. Circular black lacquer ground painting of a stylised Neo Classical grand tour ruins.

22ins. £50-80

190. 19th cent. American Marine Study on glass U.S.S. Constitution, Comm. E. Preble, Bombarded

the Turks at Tripoli. £80-120

191. 19th cent. English School: Marine Primitive, oil on canvas Schooner, bears a signature, W.

Clark, lower right. 15½ins. x 11½ins. £200-300

192. 19th cent. Christopher Guise. Oil on panel, Marine Study 'Kathleen May', signed lower right.

£200-250

193. 19th cent. English School: Schooner 'Prince Patrick' oil on canvas. Master Henry Patching in oak

frame. Approx. 28ins. x 20ins. £300-500

194. 19th cent. English School: William Albert Clark (1880-1963). Oil on canvas Equine Study, Santor

(Santoi), with purchase receipt £1150 from Wallon House Antiques. 20ins. x 15½ins. £400-600

195. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas Farmyard Study Horse and Dog, in the manner of

Herring senior. 27ins. x 22ins. £500-800

196. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas. Horses, a dog and fowl in a farmyard, in the manner of

Herring, in ornate gilt frame. 29ins. x 19ins. £300-500

197. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas Farmyard Study with Huntsmen in background, in the

manner of Herring. 20ins. x 19ins. £800-1000

198. Guernsey: Jean Taudevin (1803-1875). Neo Classical oil on canvas, landscape, signed bottom

right, 1863. 38ins. x 32ins. £400-600

199. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas Horse in Stall, attributed to Harry Hall, gilt framed.

Approx. 23½ins. x 18ins. £300-500

200. 19th cent. English School: Oil on canvas, Gentleman Rider with Estate in background, attributed

to John Fearnley, various chalk marks to verso, gilt and black framed. 24ins. x 19ins. £300-500

201. 18th cent. English School: James Pollard (1792-1867). Postal London - Brighton Coach and Four,

oil on board, label to frame. 22ins. x 16ins. £300-500

202. 19th cent. Frederick Chatterton. Oil on canvas, Chicken Study Plymouth Rock (Barred Rock),

signed lower left FJS Chatterton 1896. 8½ins. x 11½ins. £200-300

203. Aviation Art: Robert Taylor (1946- ). Exceptional oil on canvas titled Angels Three Zero by one of

the foremost aviation artists of the 20th cent. The painting shows Group Captain Bobby Oxspring attacking a Luftwaffe ME109 at 30,000 feet. Signed and dated 1983. 28ins. x 19ins. NB This item is subject to Artist Resale Rights. £12000-14000

204. 20th cent. English Impressionist Study, oil on panel, landscape with horse and cart, early

evening, bears a date and signature lower right, Cyril Chitty 08, black frame. 13ins. x 10ins. £80-120

205. 20th cent. Glassware: Vase, soda glass vase, Nailsea glass pipe, iridescent lamp shades, End of

Day, etc. (Over 40 pieces) £40-60

206. Art Glass: 1970s/90s Mdina multicoloured blue and yellow vase, cylindrical shape with flared rim,

height 8ins. Conical vase 6½ins, hexagonal vase with flared neck 6ins (labels to base), circular paperweight, dia. 5ins, seahorse paperweight, signed to base, Taunton Cider, Malta 1984, 7½ins, plus small bottle. (6) 20th cent. Studio Glass: Envelope overlaid whit, red and black banded vase, 13ins. Tazza pink swirl with multicoloured stem on plain base, dia. 12ins. Plus Caithness bowl with floral inset signed Murano to base, dia. 6½ins. £60-80

207. Late 19th/early 20th cent. Glass: Cranberry and ruby, Jack in the pulpit vase, oil jug, creamer,

Whitefriars bell A/F, vases, etc. £50-80

208. Continental Art Glass: Iridescent organic shaped vase signed Mtarfa, Sowerby Uranium, Czech

enamel and overlay, 7½ins, small dish, red iridescent vase 5½ins, unsigned Latticino bowl, cup and saucers, etc. £40-60

209. 20th cent. Art glass: Tipperary lilac fluted Jack in the Pulpit vase, embellished with gilt

decoration,13½ins. Plus purple, green, blue amethyst, and clear bowls and vases, Continental Dartington multicoloured, Mtarfa and Czech mainly overlaid, all unsigned. (26) £60-80

210. 20th cent. Maiolica: Two plates one dated 1556, a continental lustre glazed jug, a pair of white

brackets, and a small three legged vase. £40-60

211. Robert David Muspratt-Knight Collection: Ceramics in collaboration with David Fryer Cat on a

Tree Trunk 10ins, Fat Robin on a Broken Tree Trunk, a pair. 5½ins. Barking Terrier, plus Small Bird, all A/F. £40-60

212. 20th cent. Ceramics: Lilliput Lane models, Water Meadows 1994 Anniversary Cottage,

Micklegate Antiques, Bargate Cottage Tea Room, Kentish Oasthouse, The Rustlings, Kentish Brew, St Kevin's Church, Water Mill, The Royal Albert Hall code No 1 2311 plus 2 others A/f. David Winter, The Scrooge, Family Home, Peter Fogan Colour Box Cats outside Privy A/f and The kings Arms A/f. £40-60

213. Late 19th cent. Staffordshire Ceramics: Spill vase in the form of a cow and calf A/F, figurine spill

vase in the form of two men wearing green costume with red and green plumes in their hats, and a large dog between them. Some chipping to the decoration, a pair. Green comfort dogs x 2, treacle glass spaniel dog, Beswick Staffordshire cat, comfort style dogs, a pair, etc. £40-60

214. 19th cent. Pottery: Two pairs of Pratt style vases, both with hunting scenes, one pair with

diamond lozenge mark. Treacle glazed character cup, pottery vase, 20th cent. treacle glazed group, Pratt ware plates x 4, one A/F, Engraved glass bottles, stoppers, a pair. 3½ins. £40-60

215. Royal Doulton: Bunnykins, two dishes, Ridgeways spoon warmer, two Toby jugs.

£30-50

216. 20th cent. Ceramics: Masons Watteau bowls x 2, two handle dish, teapot stand, soap dish, jugs x

2, plates, pink and brown pattern. £20-40

217. Nutcrackers: Brass in the form of Mr Punch, Scandinavian treen example, treen lady, iron dog,

chrome stag. £40-60

218. Medallions: The Pagliari Group of Companies was founded in 1957, The Cape Mint (pty) being

one of them. Omega Art pendant in appreciation of 15 years loyal service, a millennium medallion marking some important events in the last 1000 years, and a memoriam medallion for Mauro Pagliari. £30-50

219. Late 19th/Early 20th cent. Continental Ceramics: Pickle dish with gilt border, pink rose decorating

small serving bowl, ceramic purse with gilt furnish, , panels decorated with fruit and flowers, vase in the form of Horn of Plenty, lustre saucer, Miss Pink coffee cups and saucers, some A/F, English soft paste Imari cup and saucer, small teapot, Meissen blue flower and insects decorated plate, 9ins, (small edge chip plus foot rim chip), another 10ins, (two edge and foot rim chips). £50-70

220. Keswick School: White metal 8ins dish, base embossed with Tudor rose in Keswick style bright

metal, pattern number G1010. Plus 20th cent. Bronze of an old man working at a well on a marble base. Height 12ins. £60-80

221. Cold Cast Resin: Soul Journeys Maasai Atiya figurine, multi colour decoration 15ins. a bronze

Soul Journey Maasai Jelani, Call of the Maasai 21ins., a bronze Soul Journey Maasai Jelani, Call of the Maasai 21ins. Feathers of Knysna Guinea Fowl and Chick group and Springbok/Antelope, both on oval treen plinth. £50-70

222. Cold Cast Resin:Country Artists pair Thrushes on a tree stump A/f. Blackbird on a nest A/f.

Woodstock Chaffinch A/f. Robin on a tree stump, Thrush on a nest A/f. Special Delivery sculptured by Catherine Barnsley. Please note most are A/F. £30-50

223. 20th cent. Ceramics: Dresden lace figurines A/f. Beswick Bay Horse and a quantity of collectors

plates, etc. £30-40

224. Glass/Platedware: Three silver plate bon bon dishes, tea strainer and sugar nips, miner's lamp

style candle holder. Five Swarovski glass figures, puppy, butterfly and mouse boxed, chick and penguin unboxed, and a small Art Glass vase. £20-40

225. Collectables: Large collection of cherished Teddies. Approx. 70.

£30-50

226. Gastronomy/Menus: An unusual scrapbook containing 68 various sized menus from 1921 to

1947, 1885 (1), 1899 (1) including. Art Deco, Christmas & winter designs, Belgium, Holland, Harry Elliott, Peggie Doif, Fantasy, Embossed, original designs, Lola Bianco, with a number of place names, collected by Miss Hetty Jacobs, all laid down to album, a few pages loose, Good. 13ins. x 10ins. £60-90

227. Fashion: Original hand-coloured plates 1860-70s from Journal des Demoiselles, usually two

women and a young girl. Good to Very Good. (20) £50-80

228. Fashion: Original coloured plates 1906-09 from Journal des Demoiselles, usually two women and

a few of just hats. Good to Very Good. (27) £50-80

229. Fashion: Original hand-coloured plates 1850-70s from Journal des Demoiselles and others. Good

to Very Good. (20) £50-80

230. Fashion: Original hand-coloured plates 1850s-1870s from Journal des Demoiselles, usually two

women and a young girl. Good to Very Good. (20) £50-80

231. Ephemera/Newspapers, Prints & Magazines: Daily News Death of John Lennon 10.12 1990,

Embossed Cigar Labels (3), selection of various Fashion plates, magazine and other issues, including, Samaritaine Catalogues (4), Palais de la Nouveau 1924, Exposition du Gout 1932, ILN Boer & Queen Victoria plates, Period Magazine 22.1.1870, National Anthems of the Allies music, Patriotic music, etc. In quality box file. £50-80

232. Photographs & Postcards: Four albums of early 20th cent. Photographs charting the exploits of a

group of young people from the same family from 1904-1935. Plus two empty photograph albums, one lockable and one with a lacquered cover decorated with a Japanese scene, and three postcard albums of mainly Edwardian cards, transport adverts, nautical, topographical, locomotives, etc. (9) £40-60

233. Postcards: Five albums of Edwardian and later postcards including, English and Scottish

topography, story cards, actresses, The Bad Girl of The Family, The Girl Who Took The Wrong Turning, Alford in Lincolnshire, Middle East and humour. (5) £50-80

234. Local History: Archive of photographs and press cuttings relating to Codford and Wiltshire dating

from the 1930s. Plus ten early glass plates of Codford and related sports events/teams. £60-100

235. Maps: Collection of 20th cent. French Ministry of The Interior maps and a collection of mixed,

mostly military ephemera. £40-60

236. Stamps: Mint stamps presentation packs. Sixty six packs dating from 2000 - 2010, in two albums,

fiscal value more than £160. Plus a box folder containing covers, first day covers and mint stamps. £60-80

237. Stamps: Mid 20th cent. Schoolgirl Triumph stamp album of GB and World issues.

£30-50

238. Stamps: 20th cent. Two 'School Child' albums of World stamps, mainly used.

£30-50

239. Stamps: Mint stamps and mini sheets in presentation packs including, 1952-53 Wildings

definitives, 2003 high value definitives and 50th Anniversary of the Queen's Coronation £10 postal order, together with an album of mint commemoratives including, George V, George VI, and Queen Elizabeth II. (3 albums) £60-80

240. Stamps: Postal history, Victorian on pieces, plus early 20th cent. covers, USA first day covers,

and mid 20th cent. German first day covers. £30-50

241. Stamps: Early 20th cent. One album containing a small collection of Commonwealth George VI

Silver Wedding, Victory, and Coronation, together with a second 'School Child' album of World stamps, mainly used. Plus Stanley Gibbons Simplified Catalogue 1950 and George VI Catalogue 1949. £40-60

242. Stamps: Postal history, Airmail collection, early 20th cent. Many unused in seventeen stock

cards. Noted French, Italian, Newfoundland, New Zealand, plus twenty six USA Airmail covers and first day covers. £40-60

243. Stamps: Stockbook containing many used and unused Commonwealth stamps. Many 19th cent.

and early 20th cent. Noted collections of Ascension, Australia, States, India, Jamaica, KUT, Penang, Japanese Occupation, Mauritius, New Zealand, Southern Rhodesia and Straits settlements. £500-700

244. Stamps: Stockbook containing used and unused Commonwealth stamps from 19th cent. to early

20th cent. Nice collections of Gibraltar, Labuan and Straits settlements. £180-200

245. Postcards: Edwardian and WWI. One album containing more than 200 cards from mid-Edwardian

period to the end of WWI. Some very rare cards including, women at war, war damage, story cards, silks, purple pencil written card, sports teams, soldiers. £150-200

246. Postcards: Real photo postcards of the abandoned Wiltshire Village of Imber. (3)

£40-70

247. Postcards: Rare group of Codford, Salisbury, Wylye Valley, Wiltshire related cards including,

sporting, Charabanc holidays, schools, etc. (Approx. 33) £100-150

248. Postcards: Album of rare Wiltshire cards to include, numerous Codford and WWI related cards of

The Barracks to include Camps No. 9 and 6. (Approx. 44) £150-250

249. Postcards: Edwardian and WWI. One album containing 138 cards from 1914-1919, all sent to

Miss Elsie Pragnell of Southampton, catalogued and annotated, humour, story cards, silks, romantic, war damage and war action. Many rare and unusual. £300-400

250. Postcards: Large collection of cards dating from the early 20th cent. Includes greetings,

topographical, and Dainty Series of illustrated film titles. £50-80

251. Wiltshire Interest: Good collection of Trowbridge related postcards dating from the turn of the 20th

cent. £80-120

252. Stamps: 19th cent. USA, stock card containing SG19 12c black, SG39 10c green, SG40 12c

black, SG74b 24c grey, and SG69 2c black. £100-200

253. Stamps: Italy 1863-65, 5C greenish grey, WMK Crown, perf 14, SG10, unused, without gum,

hinge on reverse, with B.P.A Expertising certificate 23rd June 2021, genuine. £400-600

254. Stamps: Mauritius, 1859, SG32 6d blue, unused, clipped top edge, clean stamp.

£120-160

255. Stamps: 19th cent. USA newspaper and periodical stamps, believed to be the 1875 special

printing, 'Freedom' grey black (Shorts cat.) PR33-2c, PR37-8c, PR38-9c, PR39-10c, and PR43-48c Justice pale rose. All unused. £100-150

256. Stamps: Malaysia, Straits settlements, King Edward VII, SG120 $2 purple and black used, and

SG138a $5 green and orange handwritten cancel. £40-60

257. Cigarette & Trade Cards: The John William O'Brien Collection. Trade cards Upper Deck, Michael

Jordan in the live action animated basketball film Space Jam. Full Base Set, near mint.

£20-30

258. Railwayania: Collection of train related items including a postcard album containing eighty steam

locomotive postcards and photographs, two encapsulated timetables for the North Wales and Liverpool railway, thirty four Southern Railway luggage labels, forty six G.W.R. luggage labels and thirty two luggage labels for the L.N.E.R railway company. £40-60

259. Nautical Ephemera: A nice collection including ticket to the launch of H.M.S. Unicorn, advertising

flyers for cruises from Liverpool to Llondudno, Liverpool and North Wales Steamship Co. ticket, landing arrangements, Elder Dempster Lines onboard menu and a collection of cruise ship postcards including, Britannic, Aquitania, and posted onboard card of the Carpathia in Palermo. Plus approximately 100 Edwardian postcards of humour, topography, etc, and a white metal Vesta with the crest of T.S.S. Ulysses.

£80-120

260. Cigarette & Trade Cards: The John William O'Brien Collection. Cigarette cards, Cope Brothers

Boxers (1-25) 1915, mounted in double glazed frame for front and reverse viewing. £80-120

261. Photography/Africa: A group of approximately 500 small-format photographs of Southern

Rhodesia and South Africa, mainly by J. Adams, Engert & Seymour, gelatin silver prints including contact prints, some with press captions to reverse. 3ins. x 4¼ins, and similar, contained in five small card boxes in shoe box. £180-220

262. Iconic Historical Objects: Extremely rare twisted enamel sign that survived the atomic bomb in

Hiroshima 6th August, 1945. It was recovered from the ruins of a torpedo factory in the city by Able Seaman John Davis when he was serving on H.M.S. Formidable in 1945. The sign reads 'Check Equipment'. The lot is sold with a copy of an account by Able Seaman Davis to the British Legion in 2008, an extract of which is below. 'I recall standing near the centre of Hiroshima, near the main bridge, looking about where there was just nothing, not even great piles of rubble (most of the timber buildings had just been vaporised) and one of our party commented:"You have a job to realise that you are now standing in the centre of a city the size of Birmingham." Much has been written about the after effects of these bombs so I will not try to say much more other than that it did shock us and there was very little talking as we returned from these two cities. One of our group saw what appeared to be the shadow of a person on a ladder on a wall - the blast had left this imprint just as sunlight would have done. There was a similar shadow of a vehicle on the main bridge at Hiroshima. The situation at Nagasaki was much the same, but Nagasaki is situated in a valley. One could still see all the trees burnt to stumps on each side of the town, but as for Hiroshima, it was utterly devastated. The only buildings that withstood the blast were the concrete earthquake proof buildings that the Japanese had built in previous years. At Nagasaki, we went round what had been a torpedo factory. There were hardly any Japanese people at either site and all kinds of things were just lying about. Most of us picked up items as souvenirs. One friend picked up a glass bottle that had melted and twisted into a strange shape. I collected a sign from Hiroshima and some plans and documents from a drawer in the torpedo factory. We never thought that any of these items could be radioactive!' Also included in the lot is a Japanese silk flag obtained by A/B Black and a quantity of Japanese money. Sign measures, 23ins. x 5ins. £3000-5000

263. Militaria/Edged Weapons: Japanese Shin Gunto WWII officer's sword in its original green painted

scabbard and original Tsuka. The signed blade is 26½ins. long, total sword length is 39½ins. £300-500

264. Militaria: German officers naval dagger, bound grip with heavily decorated blade. Makers mark,

Eickhorn of Solingen. 17ins. £200-300

265. Militaria/Edged Weapons: Japanese military NCO's katana. The blade 20½ins. Total length

36½ins. £80-100

266. Militaria/Edged Weapons: German WWI sawback bayonet and scabbard, Waffenfabrik Mauser

A.G. £80-120

267. Militaria/Edged Weapons: Imperial silver German/Bavarian Cavalry sabre, engraved blade 'In

Treue Fest' L.ESS Ingolstadt. £80-120

268. Militaria/Edged Weapons: British WWI era 1907 Wilkinson bayonet, Gottlieb trench knife, plus

one other. (3) £70-120

269. 20th cent. British officer's dress sword (G.R.) worn decoration numbered 03170. 40ins.

£70-100

270. Edged Weapons: Commando Fairburn Sykes daggers in leather sheaths, one marked with cross

key marks, possibly John Novill & Sons. 12ins. (2)

£80-120

271. 20th cent. German Bowie/hunting knife Whitby Solingen (12ins. blade), a Gottlieb Solingen trench

knife and one other. (3) £70-120

272. Edged Weapons: Commando Fairburn Sykes daggers in leather sheaths. 12ins. (2)

£80-120

273. Boer War: Collection of related ephemera including cigarette cards, stereo cards, magazines, etc.

£40-60

274. World War Two: An archive collection of approximately seventy 3½ins. x 2½ins. photographs

taken by the Germans of the Dunkirk evacuation and the aftermath, a truly fascinating snapshot from the German/Third Reich side. Plus a small collection of Dunkirk related reference books. £200-300

275. Royalty: A rare Proclamation Poster, upon the death of King George V and the ascension of

Edward VIII to the Throne, with list of Privy Councillors and signatories, one of only 2000 issued for display on Public buildings, overmounted in cream, some folding and creasing, framed and glazed. Good. 30ins. x 39¾ins. £100-120

276. Militaria: A rare WWII Second World War British RAF Royal Air Force bandsman's snare drum

having good original paint work and the RAF insignia and royal coat of arms to front. The drum being brass bodied with skin drum heads, the bottom drumhead having strings stretched across and the skin stamped with the broad arrow. The white rope and painted leather buff tensioners being later added. 15ins. £300-500

277. Fred Roe (1864-1947): Oilograph after the painting 'The Toast is Britain', published by Wrights

Cold Tar Soap in 1914. 14ins. x 23ins. £20-40

278. Militaria: WWI brass Princess Mary Christmas tins. (3)

£40-60

279. Militaria/Photographs: WWII photographs to include Mussolini's execution. From 2½ins. x 3½ins.

to 10ins. x 8ins. (10) £70-120

280. World War One: The Western Front drawings by Muirhead Bone January 1917 then April to

October. (8) £20-40

281. Militaria: Boer War Cadbury's Christmas tin, plus Queen's South Africa Medal (3 bar) to Private J.

Drewitt 2871 Wiltshire Regt. £60-100

281A. Militaria: Boer War Cadbury's Chocolate tins. (2)

£40-70

282. Militaria: Rare set of 25 glass plate photographs taken by Mr H.G. Cole during and just after WWI,

1914-1920. They show troops including The Wiltshire Regt. and Canadian 72nd at the camps of Codford, Netheravon and Sutton Veny in Wiltshire. 5ins. x 7ins. £200-300

283. 20th cent. Bakelite wrist compass marked A on reverse.

£20-30

284. Militaria: WWI German Iron Crosses, first and second class, Third Reich Iron Cross second class,

etc. £40-70

285. Militaria: To include medals, cap badges, WWII Air Ministry silk map and a small collection of

military reference books. £60-100

286. World War II Home Front: Air Raid Precautions (ARP) hand bell marked ARP and J.B over 39.

£40-60

287. Zulu/Africa Wars: Fascinating hand written manual prepared and used by Sapper H. Woodridge

C Troop, in the field, named in pencil. Filled with notes and sketches relating to Aldershot Camp field work including cable laying and electrical conductivity. £40-60

288. WWI/Medals: British War Medal to Driver j.c. Dent Royal Artillery, plus a studio photograph of the

same. £30-50

289. •Militaria: Household Cavalry State Musician's tunic, believed from a drum Major dating from the

1980s, size Medium. In rich crimson velvet, heavily embellished with one inch Gold Bullion lace decoration with Crowned E II R Cypher, which is repeated to the back. Sold with size 9 riding boots, riding hat, etc NB This pattern of tunic is worn on state occasions in the presence of The Queen and Royal Family. £400-600

290. Royalty: The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, set of three catalogues from the Sotherby's Auction

New York, 11-19th September 1997, in slip case. Very Good. £40-60

291. Marilyn Monroe: Christie's hardbound catalogue from the famous October 1999 Monroe auction,

407 pages, of her personal property. £80-120

292. Books: Lloyd's Sketches of Indian Life, board edition, published by Chapman & Hall 1890, with 18

coloured plates showing life in the Rajah period, some loose and general wear. Fair to about Good. £120-150

293. Antiquarian Books: The Tartans of the Clans and Septs of Scotland, with the Arms of the Chiefs,

in two volumes. Published W. & A.K. Johnston Ltd. Edinburgh and London 1904. First edition limited to 520 copies offered to the public. Red leather bindings with gilt letters to spine. (3) £70-100

293A. Books: Lionel Cust, large size hardback edition of 'Eton College Portraits', by Spottiswoode

London 1910, ex-libris Free Library of Philadelphia, some blind and rubber stamps. Good. £30-40

294. Books: Percy J. Billinghurst, hardback edition, 'A Hundred Fables of Aesop', from the English

version of Sir Roger L'Estrange, illustrations by Billinghurst, introduction by Kenneth Graham, published by The Bodley Head London 1899, front blank integral loose inscribed Alan Cobham, scuffing to boards and tears to spine. £30-50

295. Books: Ian Fleming, James Bond 'For Your Eyes Only', first edition c1960, by Glidrose

Productions Ltd. Printed in Great Britain by Ebenezer Baylis & Son Ltd, The Book Club, 121 Charing Cross Road, London. WC2. No dust cover, light foxing throughout. £70-100

296. Books: Captain J.G. Stedman, hardback edition of 'Narrative of a five year expedition against the

Revolted Negroes of Surinam in Guiana on the Wild Coast of South America 1772-1777', Volume 1 1796, published by J. Johnson St. Paul Church Yard, with two fold-out maps, a fold-out naval print and numerous illustrations, lacking back board, spine missing, a rare book in need of some tender loving care. £200-300

297. Photography: Royalty, ER II and family, with Queen Mother, Prince Philip, Anne, Charles and

baby Andrew, a few Margaret and a few of the Princesses during the war, heavy duplication. Very Good. (78) £50-80

298. Photography/Iconic Royalty: Collection of Press photos, George VI and ERII, Coronation, Family

Groups, Wedding, Portraits etc, some duplication. Good. 8ins. x 12ins, and smaller. (78) £60-80

299. Royalty: Hardback edition of The Queen's Empire, 1899 published by Cassell, with fold-out map

(repaired), 289 pages of photos and information, some scuffing to covers. Good. £30-50

300. Music: Beatles A Hard Day's Night film stills (2), plus sheet music for We Can Work It Out.

£40-60

301. Royalty: Mainly Queen Victoria to George VI, Birn Bros. Posters George VI & Edward VIII, Music

Sheets (5), Supplement Portraits, Prince Albert Print, Graphic Some Events of Her Majesty's Reign & Diamond Jubilee rebound in red boards; ILN 1902 Coronation Special, 1897 Jubilee and Death of Queen Victoria. (18) £60-90

302. WWI/Militaria: The Illustrated War News, 1914-1916, with much information and numerous

illustrations, some early issues lacking front covers. 11⅜ins. x 4¾ins. (92) £50-70

303. Photography: 20th cent. Press Photos includes, Cross Roads TV Series (9), WWI, Social History,

Events, etc. Mainly 8ins. x 10ins, but some smaller. (36) £40-60

304. Travel: Colour agents posters B.E.A to Greece, and To Iceland Direct by Trident. 25 ins. x 40ins.

£30-50

305. Photography: Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931), photograph, head & shoulders portrait of

a Sicilian peasant, c1900, rare. 5⅞ins. x 8¼ins. £200-300

306. Photography: Princess Grace of Monaco, collection of 20 various sized press photo of the

Monaco Royal family with three earlier period Kings: together with seven of John Lennon & Yoko Ono 1980, 8ins x 10ins (three types). Most with information to reverse £50-80

307. Photography: Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931), photograph, head and shoulder portrait

of two Sicilian boys in robes and floral headbands, c1900, rare. 8½ins. x 6½ins. £200-300

308. Photography: Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931), photograph, study of two Sicilian peasant

children, tousled girl seated with young boy laying in her lap, c1900, rare. 6½ins. x 4½ins. £150-180

309. Yester Years, three iconic photographs, showing At the Lido Limited Edition 19/21, Milk Delivery

at Camp Limited Edition 4/21 and Running near the Docks Limited Edition 13/21, each with Popperfoto blind-stamp, overmounted in white, framed and glazed. Excellent. 23¾ins. x 21¼ins. (3) £60-90

310. Raphael Kirchner, an original folder containing six prints, of ladies in risqué poses, Coquetterie,

Les Jeux de la Mode, Au Saut du Lit, Une Naiade Moderne, Le Plus Joli Paysage, Les Ailes du Caprice, damage to bottom margin (3), scarce. Fair to Good. 11½ins. x 15¾ins. (6) £50-60

311. America: 24 Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, large size, 1890-91, with covers (3), probably

ex-binding. £50-80

312. Books: France, large size edition of Gloires Nationales from Série Supérieure aux Armes

d'Epinal, with 25 historical events, some knocks to boards. Good. £40-60

313. Motoring: Chester Motor Club 1936 poster, plus two others for a Silverstone Bank Holiday

Meeting. 16ins. x 22ins. and 18ins. x 22ins. (3) £30-50

314. Models/Kits: 'Build Your Own Nelson's Victory', partially assembled with numerous additional

issues of the magazine. £20-40

315. Railwayania: After Terence Cuneo signed limited edition print, Preparing for Departure, plus three

other Cuneo train prints. (4) £40-70

316. Maps/Marine: An unusual Nautical Map Decca Chart, Prawle Point to Straight Point (1954) L(D1)

1613, covering Torquay area, from a Brixham Trawler in 1970's, showing the trawlers net laying routes, fishing areas & runs, 760 x 1100, framed and glazed, tape stains to margins and edges. 30ins. x 43¼ins. £40-70

317. Film Posters: 'Robocop' 1987 USA audience, original print, NSS# 880/27, single sided. 40ins. x

27ins. Plus 'Land Before Time' 198 USA audience, double sided foyer poster. 40ins. x 27ins. (2) £40-60

318. Railwayania: Cast iron plaques to include L.M.S.R train lighting Dynamo. 7½ins. to 14ins. (4)

£50-80

319. Nautical: Cast iron anchor Approx. 36ins.

£100-150

320. Birmingham Fire Insurance wall plaque, cat with a fireman before a fire cart. 10½ins.

£70-100

321. Josephine Baker (1906 -75) led an incredible life, a member of the French Resistance, Civil

Rights Activist, symbol of the roaring 20s, and performer and actress. A stunning red and white gown heavily decorated with multiple coloured sequins worn by Josephine on stage at a concert at Olympia. With purchase receipt from Bailly-Pommery French Haute Couture/Show Business Auction House, in a sale alongside other giants of show business in March 2004. £700-1000

322. Slavery/USA: A hand-written receipt for girl and child in full "Received of Zedekiah Pepper eight

hundred and fifty dollars for a Negro girl named Drushane and child named Washington which Negroes I warrant sound in mind and the titles good. This 26th day of August 1856 James Campbell" with additional drawn seal, fold and age toning, Good. 7⅞ins. x 4⅛ins. £40-60

323. Suffragettes: Unusual Flyer for a meeting at London Pavilion Piccadilly Circus, November 6th

1911, with Mrs Pethick Lawrence & Christabel Pankhurst, in purple and green, slight creasing. Good. 5½ins. x 8½ins. £50-80

324. Polar Exploration/Scott of The Antarctic: Penguins with Mount Erebus in background, Scott's

Expedition 1911, taken from the original negative by H.G. Ponting, Limited Edition 40/49, Popperfoto blind-stamp, mounted, framed and glazed. Excellent. 28ins. x 23¾ins. £80-120

325. Polar Exploration/Scott of The Antarctic: Terra Nova leaves for New Zealand waving Goodbye,

Scott's Expedition 1911, taken from the original negative by H.G. Ponting, mounted, framed and glazed. Excellent. 25½ins. x 21½ins. £70-90

326. Polar Exploration: Collection of photographs taken from Herbert Ponting's original negatives

includes, Grotto in iceberg, Midwinter Dinner 1911, Scott in cabin, Kris (dog) with gramophone, Terra Nova, iceflows, etc. Excellent. 8ins. x 10ins. (11) £70-90

327. Polar Exploration/Scott of The Antarctic: Thomas Clissold cook on the Terra Nova 'Making

Rhubarb Pie', Scott's Expedition 1911, taken from the original negative by H.G. Ponting, Limited Edition 20/21, Popperfoto blind-stamp, mounted, framed and glazed. Excellent. 22½ins. x 18¾ins. £80-120

328. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle/Militaria/Boer War/Victoria Cross: Rare letter to Private Martin Hanlon of

the City of London Volunteers from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. What makes this letter more unusual is that he mentions 'Is it time you are mentioned for the Victoria Cross, splendid!' Also included in the Lot is a newspaper account of how Private Hanlon won the Victoria Cross 'by setting out for water for the wounded during a fight near Blomfontein'. However there is not a record of the award being granted. Sold together with a photograph and other ephemera. £400-700

329. Photographs: Music, Elvis and Priscilla Presley, holding baby Lisa Marie, Limited Edition 19/21,

9¾ins. x 16ins. Together with Louis Armstrong with trumpet, Limited Edition 15/21, 8ins. x 9¾ins. Both taken from the original negative and bearing a Popperfoto blind-stamp, overmounted in white, framed and glazed. Excellent. (2) £60-90

331. Aeroplanes: Collection of 1930s and later ephemera to include B.O.A.C and Royal and Mail

Australia. £40-60

332. Autographs/Cruising: QE2, the property of an ex First-Class steward aboard R.M.S. Queen

Elizabeth II. Cunard Cruise News, plus five QE2 menus, one dedicated and signed by Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor-Burton, together with two Cunard Line coat hangers. £120-150

333. Film/Pop Music & Video Posters: 'Plenty' 28ins. x 17ins. 'Young Sherlock Holmes' (video) 20ins. x

13½ins. 'Aliens' (video) 33ins. x 23ins. Plus a framed Beatles poster 'Let It Be-Naked'. The Beatles Let It Be-Naked 30ins. x 20ins. Red (1962-1966) and Blue (1967-1970) Compilations 23ins. x 16½ins. John Lennon Legend 28ins. x 20ins. Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 36ins. x 24ins. Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band head shots 36ins. x 12ins. Yellow Submarine 40ins. x 27ins. The Beatles Let It Be-Naked 30ins. x 20ins. Red (1962-1966) and Blue (1967-1970) Compilations 33ins. x 23ins. John Lennon Legend 28ins. x 20ins. Yellow Submarine 40ins. x 27ins. As You've Never Heard Them Before 20ins. x 30ins. The Beatles (The band amongst Hollyhocks) 33ins. x 24ins. All issued in the mid to late 1990s to publicise the re-release of famous films and albums on CD and DVD. The Beatles, four posters advertising the release of the album Let It Be-Naked in 2003. The larger two are unusual and rare due to their size - 60ins. x 40ins. (5ft. x 3ft. 6ins.) The smaller two are half that size at 30ins. x 20ins. 'Reach for the Sky' original quarter sheet poster for Spanish and Mexican release. 1957-1964 in Spanish 'Inferno em Las Nubes' (Hell in the Clouds). 17ins. x 13ins. (21) £80-120

334. Clock: Early 19th cent. Balloon shaped clock signed Sampson Hill in mahogany case with

stringing 8 day movement, engraved back plate and 6ins dial, on brass paw feet, hourly striking. 13¾ins. x 10ins. x 7½ins. £400-600

335. Clocks: French brass carriage clock, white enamel face, red Morocco case, glass and key.

£50-70

336. Clocks: Bracket clock signed Ellicott London, mahogany case, the restored dial 10¾ins x 7½ins,

on brass bracket feet, 8 day movement striking on the hour, engraved and signed back plate. 16¾ins. x 7½ins. x 12ins. £1200-1500

337. 19th cent. Papier mache snuff box with painted young lady to lid. 4¼ins.

£60-80

337A. Early 19th cent. Papier mache snuff box with hand painted mother and child scene to top,

possibly French. 3½ins. x 1½ins. £80-120

338. 19th cent. Continental miniature harbour scene in ebonised frame with description in pencil on

back La Rochelle, bears signature. 5ins. x 5ins. £40-50

339. 19th cent. Continental papier mache snuff box with painted scene of figures and animals 3½ins,

small papier mache box with painted building by the sea 2½ins, and a Continental pen box decorated with various views 6¾ins. x 2¼ins. £50-60

340. 18th cent. Silhouettes of women in papier mache frames, one bears an old collection label on the

back, the frame impressed Hill Co. BIRM. 6½ins. x 5½ins, another measuring 5ins. x 6ins. Plus one other silhouette damaged. (3) £60-80

341. 19th cent. Plaster portrait roundels in brass frames, a pair 3ins, a young boy 3ins, and another in

ebonised frame 4ins. (4) £40-50

342. Photography: 19th cent. Glass positive portrait mother and chid, family portrait, gentleman

seated, elderly gentleman, plus card portrait hand coloured. (5) £30-50

343. 19th cent. Silhouettes of gentlemen in oval brass frames, label on back J. Miers miniature profile

painter Leeds. 5¾ins. x 4ins. (2) £200-300

344. 18th cent. Prints in oval gilt frames, one a coloured print of Hebe dated 1872, by E.M. Dieniar,

5ins. x 6ins. A pair with labels on the back R. Cribb Carver and Gilder Holborn, of a young lady reading, and a thoughtful young man, 6ins. x 5ins. Plus a mother and daughter in round gilt frame, 5ins. £50-60

345. Decorative Objects: Five, plus one tiles, decorated with stylised images, with Hebrew text titled

Menorah, Zebulun, Benjamin, Zevullum, and I Place God Continuously in Front of Me. 8ins. x 8ins. (5) Plus one showing Judith. 9ins. x 13ins. £100-150

346. 18th cent. Delft tiles, possibly Friesland, blue floral pattern, in later frames, a pair. 5½ins. x 5½ins.

£50-80

347. 19th cent. Wall tiles, floral designs, all individual patterns with gilt frames. 6ins. x 6ins. (4)

£40-60

348. 19th cent. Ceramics: Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, Etruria. Blue and white tiles, the Seasons, April,

August, September. (3) £80-120

349. 19th cent. Girondole bevel circular mirror, pressed brass organic design, two candle holders held

in a carved treen frame, a pair. £50-80

350. 19th cent. Brass Girondole with two candle sconces, square bevel mirror, the sconces have a

fixture in the form of a mask, the holders are decorated with masks in repoussé. 15ins. x 10ins. £60-80

351. 19th cent. English cast brass mirror with original bevelled glass, registration mark to the back.

19ins. x 11ins. Plus early 20th cent. Brass candlesticks, a pair. 8ins. £50-80

352. 20th cent. Edwardian silver plated chamber sticks, a pair, plated napkin rings, a pair, and plated

salts with blue glass liners, a pair. £30-40

353. 19th/20th cent. Walking Sticks: Cane antler handled, burr, etc. Plus gong cane, shooting stick,

etc. £30-50

354. Walking Sticks: Collection of six sticks, four made from dense African hardwoods with terminals in

the form of a hippo, puzzle African figures, plus British stick with a dog's head finial and a cane stick. (6) £40-60

355. Walking Sticks: 20th cent. Wicker basket cane/umbrella stand with a selection of eight canes

including two with horn handles and one antler handle. Plus compact mounted Bourdon tube type barometer signed SB. £30-50

356. 20th cent. Soapstone caving of an elderly African gentleman, most likely from Rhodesia/Zambia

area of Southern Africa. £30-50

357. Desk furniture, Sorrento Ware fretwork inlaid book slide, free standing letter rack, plus blotter or

document cover. £100-150

358. 19th cent. Coromandel ladies writing box, brass bound with drop down slope and letter box, plus

patch box, inscribed plate 1st June 1876. 14ins. x 10ins. x 10ins. £80-120

359. Victorian burr walnut brass mounted stationery box with fitted interior. 8½ins. x 6½ins.

£60-80

360. Tribal: Large Australian hardwood fighting boomerang with primitive carved decoration. 33ins.

£60-100

361. Hallmarked Gold: Silk umbrella with shagreen and gold, handle signed Brigg, London. 18ct.

Length 34ins. £200-300

362. 19th cent. Colonial Folk Art walking stick, poker work designs of farming and domestic

implements including, shears, shepherd's crook, jugs, glasses, weapons, baskets, knives, fish, fowl, . With knop handle, unsigned. Length 38ins. £250-300

363. Late 19th cent. Brass bound oak box and oak and silver plated biscuit barrel.

£30-40

364. Late 19th/Early 20th cent. Optical: Treen framed magnifying glass A/F, chrome example, folding

pocket magnifying glass, and one other. Plus 19th cent. Glass plate positive entitled George Alster March 18?7. £50-70

365. 19th cent. Magic Lanterns: E.G. Wood & Co. Winding magic lantern, kaleidoscope revolving slide.

£30-50

366. Watches: Smith's magnetic back dashboard watch, black face, red/white hands, chrome body,

clip on back. Plus Ingersol Ltd watch, white face, black chapter ring, chrome body, and a white metal watch chain. £50-80

367. Marine: Henry Hughes The Paget Angle Sextant, No. 1130.

£50-80

368. Marine: Boxed Sestrel Azimuth circle/mirror. 5ins. x 4ins.

£40-60

369. Early 20th cent. Writing Requisites: Pencils, lead refills, St. Christopher magnifier, scissors, quill,

seals, pens, plus S. Mordan lead refill boxes x 2, ebony parallel rule. £40-60

370. Pens & Pencils: Parker Duofold black 14K nib, Wyvern green marbled No. 8 Platinum Deluxe,

green marbled Miles Martin black biro, plus Swan and two Parker propelling pencils in a mahogany pen box. £50-80

371. Early 20th cent. Optical: Opera glasses Goetz Berlin black Japanned body, right lens cover

missing, Lematre Paris mother of pearl barrel. Unmarked pair with leather barrel cover, unmarked black Japanned with snakeskin barrel and matching carry case. £50-80

372. Pens: Parker sterling silver cased cross hatch pattern 'Cisele' fountain pen and propelling pencil

set, unboxed. Plus cross rolled gold gentleman's ballpoint ladies ballpoint and propelling pencil. £100-150

373. Pens: Samson Mordan sterling ladies barley twist dip pen, signed. 7ins.

£40-60

374. 20th cent. Writing Requisites: Samson Mordan hallmarked gold 9ct. 375 retracting pencil plus

pencil case with box refills. 8oz. Inclusive. £150-200

375. 20th cent. Writing Requisites: Samson Mordan hallmarked silver pencil cases (2), Royal

Sovereign pencil refills for Sam Mordan pencils, hallmarked silver retractable and pencil case. £80-120

376. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton miniature, small, and medium Sairey Gamp, miniature The

Cardinal, Arry, John Barley Corn, 782778, A. Series, Beefeater, Mr Pickwick, Paddy, John Peel, Old Mac, Toby Phillpot, Sam Weller with red/white neck scarf, small, five small - Santa Claus, Elf, Snowman, The Lawyer and one other. £80-120

377. 19th cent. Objects of Virtue: Horn snuff box with ring handle, Morocco travel inkwell, celluloid

needle, thimble and cotton holder in the form of a clown, three small items of Royal Doulton series ware, coach scenes by W.E. Grace and two others, Going Up and Coming Down Malveen Hill, Goss Black, Welsh silver rim miniature tankard, Continental bisque Noddy head , elephant, Royal Worcester pot and cover, ivory carved pill box. Together with glove stretchers, ebony, olive wood, boxwood, faux tortoiseshell, French ivory x 2, bone carved seal, scent bottle of hexagonal form with red circle to base, and brass Islamic seal. Provenance of ladies maid to the Countess of Clarendon and were purchased when she was in South Africa, when in service when the Earl of Clarendon was Governor General of South Africa from 1931 to 1937. £100-150

378. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton Tinies Toby jugs series I 1940/1960. Paddy, Sam Weller,

Sairey Gamp 1947, Cardinal, Mr Pickwick, John Peel, Arry, Auld Mac. Royal Doulton Collectors Club Tinies Beefeater, Old King Cole, Santa Claus. Limited Edition Tiny's Dick Turpin D6951, John Barley Corn D6952, Jester D6953, The Cellarer D6956, green mark to base 882, Da Gama No. 321, D7083, Marco Polo D7084, Dr. Livingstone D7085, in green to base 321. £100-150

379. Football: Manchester United, European Cup Final v Bayern Munich, 1999, selection includes,

Manchester and Spanish newspapers, media and press sheets, Programme (2) original, final facts and figures, UEFA Club Competitions booklet (2), envelopes. (18) £40-50

380. Football: Press and other photographs, mixed photographers, 1970's, mostly First Division and

Internationals. Shows many top players of the era in action including George Best. 8ins. x 10ins, 8ins. x 6ins, and smaller. (110) £60-80

381. Football/World Cup: Scarce Team sheet signed by 30 players and Glen Hoddle for 1998 World

Cup warm-up matches, including, Seaman, G. & P. Neville, Southgate, Adams, Beckham, Gascoigne, Redknapp, Scholes, Shearer, Sheringham, Clemence & Roeder (coaches). Very Good. 11½ins. x 15ins. £80-100

382. Football: Manchester United, European Cup Final v Bayern Munich, 1999, selection including,

Manchester and Spanish newspapers, media and press sheets, programme (2) original, UEFA Club Competitions booklet, envelopes. £30-50

383. Cricket/Sporting 2015 Ashes Series: A pair of 'DC 1080' match worn New Balance batting gloves

used during the 2015 Ashes series by Ben Stokes, the top all rounder and one of the finest cricketers in the world. Each glove has been autographed to the wrist by Stokes in black marker pen. The gloves have a distinctive florescent yellow and blue design and show evident match use. They were worn by Stokes during the opening test at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. He batted well, scoring a half century in the first innings and 42 in his second appearance at the crease. Stokes's contribution with the bat played important role in England's 169 run victory , which provided the springboard to their memorable 3-2 series win. The gloves were originally sold via silent auction by renowned sports marketing/event group 'Under The Posts'. Included is their original certificate of authenticity and a bidding sheet from the auction, which lists the gloves as one of the lots for sale £1500-2000

384. Rugby Union/Autographs: A rare menu for The English XV v Ireland, Gresham Hotel Dublin,

Saturday 11th February 1911, four pages with Menu, Toasts & Team List, signed to inside cover, in pencil by D.Lambert (Eng) C.T. O'Callaghan (Ire), F.M. Stoop (Eng), A.L. Kewney (Eng), G. Hamlet (Ire capt.) & S.R Campbell, from the J.G.G Birkett collection who was the English captain on that day, Ireland won 3-0,

original yellow ribbon, creasing and wear. Good. £250-350

385. Sporting: Olympics, press photos by George Herringshaw, covering Games from 1952 to 1968,

all action shots, mainly Athletics but some other sports. Excellent. 8ins. x 10ins. (66) £40-50

386. Football: Liverpool, three silver gelatin photographs of 1965 Cup Final, all signed by Ian St. John,

12ins. x 9½ins. Together with Tottenham on bus with FA Cup, signed by Dave Mackay, 8ins. x 10ins. Excellent. (4) £40-60

387. Sports/Tennis: Press photographs of women players of the 1970-80s, including, Billie Jean King,

Loosemore, Navratilova, Kitty Godfrey 1986, Hanjka, Mandlikova, Wimbledon, Hobbs, etc. Mainly by Professional Sport & Tommy Hindley. Very Good. 8ins. x 10ins. and 8ins. x 6ins. (135) £60-90

388. Rugby Union: Arthur Joseph Gould - Monkey Gould (1864-1919). Rare, signed sepia cabinet

photo by A. & G. Taylor of Newport, c1897; He represented Wales 27 times between 1892-97 and lead Wales to their first Home Nations Championship and Triple Crown titles in 1893. In 1897 his popularity was such that a testimonial fund was started with contributions from the public. This caused objections from the other home unions who saw it as an attempt to pay Gould to play, which would have been considered professionalism. As the arguments continued Gould played his last match for Wales with a solid victory 11-0 over England. He Captained Wales 18 times, a record only broken by Ieuan Evans in 1995. Very Good. £150-200

389. Mixed Sports: Press and other photographs, mixed photographers, Rugby, Tennis, Cricket,

Boxing, Athletics, Basketball, Rowing etc. To include Welsh Rugby, Mike Tyson, English Rugby, Viv Richards, John McEnroe, Irish Rugby, etc. Shows true sporting icons mostly 1990s onwards. 8ins. x 10ins, 8ins. x 6ins, etc. (110) £50-80

390. Football/Iconic Sportsmen: George Best (1946-2005). Playing for Manchester United v Arsenal.

Excellent. Signed. 8ins. x 10ins. £40-60

391. Football/Sporting: George Best, signed Limited Edition George Best 'El Beatle' print, depicting

Best as the 5th Beatle crossing Abbey Road. Following Georges' magic performance for Manchester United as they beat Benfica 5-1 in the quarter final of the European Cup, October 1966, signed by him and artist Stewart Beckett, 1997, with Beckett Graphic Circus blind stamp and hologram 019259. Rare. 20⅞ins. x 16¾ins. £500-800

392. Rugby Union, Harlequins F.C. 1906/7, team photo, laid down to photographer's mount (W.S.

Stuart Richmond), three players identified in pencil, G.H. B., J.G.G. B. (Birkett England's captain, 21 tests) and A.D.S. (Stoop 15 tests), some edge knocks, corner damage to mount, Good. 10ins. x 8ins. £140-180

393. Boxing: Lennox Lewis, colour 23ins. x 19ins, and slightly smaller, 8ins. x 10ins (2), in fights, with

mother, with belts, v Golota (2); v Evander Holyfield The Re-match 3rd November 1999, 9 different. Very Good to Excellent. (25) £50-80

394. Football/Manchester United: Limited Edition print 245/350, The Sorcerer's three Apprentices,

European Footballers of the Year, signed by George Best, Bobby Charlton & Denis Law, also signed by artist Stewart Beckett 1997, with his Beckett Graphic Circus blind stamp and hologram 019253, rare. Excellent. 16¾ins. x 20⅞ins. £350-450

395. 14 Football: Colour, some silver gelatin, Manchester United Treble season on Bus, after UEFA

etc. (6); Carlos Albertos Torres World Cup Mexico 1970 etc. Very Good to Excellent. 20ins. x 15ins, and smaller. (11) £30-50

396. Sports Prints: Signed Limited Edition Print (45/500) after Robin Owen 1989. Depicting the 1959

Nurburgring 1000km race in which the Ferrari 250 TR Spyder of Phil Hill / Olivier Genbendien (4) leads the Ferrari 250 TR of Dan Gurney / Cliff Allison (5). The Aston Martin DBR1/300 (1) of Stirling Moss / Jack Fairman is shown in third place but went on to win, with fastest lap of the race being recorded by Moss. Framed and glazed. Approx. 28¼ins. x 24½ins. Together with a stylised pastel drawing of a Citroen 2CV and MGB, framed and glazed. Approx. 20½ins. x 26¾ins. £50-70

397. Late 19th/Early 20th cent. Doll's dinner china, decorated with pink roses, soup tureen and cover,

vegetable tureens on stand a pair, sauce boats a pair, one stand, dinner plates x 4, dessert plates x 6, gilt and white tureen on stand, white dishes with gilt border x 5, and bowl. £40-60

398. Games: Staunton boxwood and ebony chess set in original J. Jacques mahogany and felt lined

box, label in lid. Inscription on lid, red, G.J. from W.M.J. March 1901. Letter from William Morris Coles to George Johnson dated 20/3/01. £500-800

399. Toys: Modern Steiff limited edition museum collection teddy on a hand cart. 10ins.

£40-60

400. Toys: Steiff reproduction 1908 bear, limited to 3000 pieces, boxed with certificate. 15½ins.

£70-90

401. Toys/Scalextric: Mixed collection of playworn vintage in boxed event board and racing pit.

£30-50

402. Toys: Hornby Dublo Duchess of Montrose boxed train set.

£50-80

403. Collectors Use Only: A 5 inch gauge model of L&Y 0-4-0 saddle tank locomotive 'PUG' built from

a Winson Model Engineering Kit between 2000 and 2003, but completed after the bankruptcy of Winson's so there was no post sales support. All original instructions and drawings are included, as well as a few spare parts. Photographs and a copy of the outline specification are attached together with expired boiler certificate. The Winson's kit was supplied in 12 monthly instalments at a total cost of about £3600 incl. VAT. 22ins. x 12ins. NB The locomotive is being sold in aid of Westwood Parish Church, Bradford on Avon. Sold as a collectors item and not to be used unless retested. £400-600

404. Games & Pastimes: The Camden Whist Master by Goodhall and Sons, Waddingtons 'Shop

Missus' card game with rules, Imperial Draughts 6 with six pieces of each colour boxed, two packs of boxed Pelham playing cards, Happy Families game unboxed, Rush Hour card game in very worn case, small square green Huntley & Palmers biscuit tin, Chad Valley jigsaw, British Airways Flying Boat jigsaw, etc. Plus early 20th cent. Treen Noah's Ark x 2, with some figures. A/F £40-60

405. Toys: Mixed playworn 1970s/80s toys including, Action Man, Six Million Dollar Man, Super TV

Robot, Tournament Ten TV Game (collectors item only not for use), etc. £30-50

406. Toys: Collection of 1980s A-Team toys including, boxed Tactical Van Set, figures, etc.

£50-80

407. Toys: Diecast cars. Mixed collection of eighteen collectors models (non-racing) including, Rio,

Eligor, Minichamps, Ixo, Russo Balt, Dinky Collection and Solido. Twelve boxed, two blister wrapped, and four in plastic display boxes. 1:43 scale. (18) £60-80

408. Toys: Diecast cars. Mixed collection of twenty three racing and rallying themed collectors models

including, Bizarre, Brumm Special, Herpa, Vitesse, Model Box, and Atlas editions. Twenty boxed and three in plastic display cases. 1:43 scale. (23) £80-120

409. Toys: Diecast cars. Mixed collection of sixteen collectors models including Minichamps, Solido,

Franklin Mint, Norev, Top Model, Spark and Rio. 1:43 scale, all but one in plastic display cases. (16)

£50-80

410. Toys: Diecast cars. A mixed collection of sixteen collectors models including, Eligor, Quartzo,

Traxx, Vitesse, Best Model, Onyx, Brumm, and Norev. All boxed or cased, 1:43 scale. (16) £50-80

411. Toys: Diecast cars. A collection of twenty seven Brumm collectors model cars from the Oro

Series including R104 Jaguar XK 120, R145 Jaguar 'D' Type, R71 Mercedes 125 and Blitzen Benz Record HP220. 1:43 scale, all boxed. (27) £50-80

412. Toys: Diecast cars. A collection of forty Brumm collectors models, thirty seven from the Oro

Series including, R174 Bugatti, R112 Maserati, R114 Bentley 4.5 litre, and R35 Ferrari 500, all boxed. (40) £80-120

413. Toys: Diecast cars. Mixed collection of twenty six collectors model cars including Solido,

Minichamps, G.M.P, Corgi Detail Cars, Top Model, and Max Models, etc. All but four boxed, the remainder in plastic display case. (26) £80-120

414. Toys: Diecast cars. A mixed collection of thirty six collectors model cars including, Burago, Onyx,

Rio, Trofeu, Brumm, Kyosho and Minimax, etc. All boxed, 1:43 scale. (36) £120-150

415. Toys: Diecast cars. Italian made Brumm Racing Cars, mainly 1:43 scale. Sixteen collectors

models including, special editions, SO25 Fangio's Maserati 250F, R231 Ferrari 512, R291B Bandini's Ferrari 158 and R324 Richie Ginther's BRM P57, etc. Boxed. £60-80

416. Toys: Diecast cars. Vitesse Group, Quartzo Racing Cars 1:43 scale, twelve collectors models

including, 4027, Patrick Depailler Tyrrell P34 4015, Jackie Stewart Matra M580 and Fittipaldi's Lotus 72D. Plus five Onyx Formula One models including David Coultard's Renault FW17, etc. Boxed. (17) £60-80

417. Toys: Diecast cars. Atlas editions, Grand-Prix Legends of Formula One. Twenty one boxed

collectors models including, Keke Rosberg Williams Ford FW08L, Alain Prost McLaren TAG Turbo MP4/2C and Mario Andretti Lotus Ford 78, etc. 1:43 scale. (21) £80-120

418. Toys: Diecast cars. SMTS, Birkin's, 4.5 litre supercharged single seater Bentley, limited edition

113 of 500, with certificate, boxed. £40-60

419. Toys: Diecast cars. Old Cars Italy, Fiat Bartoletti 642/RN2F, Ferrari Car Transporter charcoal,

1:43 scale, boxed, never played with. £80-120

420. Toys: Diecast cars. A mixed collection of fifteen collectors model cars including, six Brumm, two

Eligor, three limited edition Vitesse, two Art Model Ferrari Story, and two Quartzo, all boxed. (15) £60-80

421. Toys: Diecast cars. Mixed collection of fifteen collectors model cars including, two G.M.P, two

Bang, two Trax, two Minichamps, two limited edition Vitesse, two Solido Racing, and three Progetto K. (15) £70-100

422. Toys: Diecast cars. Seventeen collectors model cars consisting of nine Best Model including,

9070 Ferrari 290, 9071 Porsche 908, 9061 Alfa Romeo TZ and 9053 Ferrari 860, etc. Plus eight Model Box 8426 Ferrari 250 TDF, 8429 Ferrari 275, etc. All boxed. (17) £80-120

423. Toys: Diecast collectors model of Craig Breedlove's 1963 Spirit of America land speed record jet

car. 1:43 scale, by Scaleworks, boxed, never displayed. £40-60

424. Toys: Diecast cars. Collectors models, Pauls Model Art by Minichamps, two boxed and cased

models of Horch 853A and an Alpha Romeo 8C 2900 B Lungo. 1:43 scale.

£60-80

425. Toys: Diecast cars. Collectors model Bizarre by Fernando Pinto (Minimax) of BZ411, the

Sunbeam 1000 HP, the first car ever to attain a speed of 200mph in 1927. 1:43 scale, boxed and cased. £40-60

426. Toys: Diecast cars. Collectors model Conrad No. 103401 Mercedes-Benz 1955 Racing Car

Transporter complete with car, ramps and box, never displayed. 1:43 scale. £50-80

427. Militaria: 'Niena' miniature painted historical figures, Lord Nelson, Duke of Wellington, Ulysses

Giant, Robert and Lee, Napoleon Bonaparte. 2ins. (5) Plus Kennedy and Lincoln strange but true coins.. £30-50

428. Toys: Continental doll Porzellanfabrik Burggrub No. 169. Bisque head, painted face, open and

close blue glass eyes, open mouth two teeth, brown wig, bent limbed composition body, wearing a silk dress and lace bonnet. Approx. 21½ins. £100-150

429. Toys: 1960s boxed Codeg Camberwick Green Village Set.

£30-50

430. Toys: Cars Austin A35, Bugatti EB110, Ford Model T, plus eight others and a model of The Flying

Scotsman. £20-40

431. Toys: Diecast Britain's milk churns (14), Hills Animals, etc (10), Hornby 00 Station Poepe Roller,

Wheelbarrow, 0 gauge Carriage Height Warning Post, unmarked micro-miniature diecasts huntswomen, men, horses and hounds (5), footballers white top, pale blue shorts and black stockings (5). All playworn. Height 1⅜ins. £50-80

432. Toys: Schuco felt pig violinist, plus Tudor Rose brown/tan begging cat.

£50-80

433. Toys: Diecast Taylor & Barrett Hay Cart and Driver (Model 2), Corn Sacks, Carter and Lady,

Vegetables and Basket, cast painted brown, red wheels and racks, Horses white and brown piebald. £100-150

434. Toys: Britain's Aliens boxed, 9148 and 9147, plus a small collection of Britain's Plastic Knights.

£30-50

435. Sterling & White Metal Jewellery: Victorian Scottish brooches, Dutch coin brooch, charm bracelet,

etc. £20-30

436. 20th cent. Metal gentleman's cufflinks, studs, one pair. Hallmarked silver plus miscellaneous

metal in a teak brass bound box. £40-60

437. Watches: Two gentlemen's, one Perona and one Kelton, two ladies one Le-Cheminant and one

Bentina. £20-40

438. Costume Jewellery: Necklets, brooches, bracelets and jewellery box.

£20-30

439. Costume Jewellery & Coins: Charles and Diana silver proof Jubilee £5 Crown - 1969 stamped

medallions, small jewellery box and contents, plus George III 1820 half crown, possibly contemporary forgery. £40-60

440. Objects of Virtue: British Airways square compact with mirror c1960s, circular Vogue gilt compact,

square unmarked compact decorated with water lilies, metal pin cushion in the form of a figure of Mary Tudor, oblong ebony Bakelite box. £40-60

441. Numismatics: Silver (1.8oz), half silver (2oz), and assorted British pre-decimal coinage including

Cartwheel penny.

£20-40

442. Numismatics: Crowns, 1889 George and Dragon, Young Head Crown, and a 1937 George VI

Coat of Arms Crown, plus an 1816 George III sixpence. £40-60

443. Hallmarked Silver: Medal awarded to F.W. Ford of Bristol at the 1906 Confectioners, Bakers, and

Allied Traders annual International Exhibition, London. Approx. 1.8oz. £30-50

444. Hallmarked Silver: Charm bracelet and seven charms, chain with paper chase links, child's

bangle, heart shaped ring, chain with belcher links with a fob attached. Total weight 82.5g. £40-50

445. Hallmarked Jewellery: Cross and chain, bangle, white metal bracelet and bangle, both test as

silver. Total weight 4.85oz. £50-80

446. French POW straw work box, a pair of tortoiseshell reading glasses, bead work purses x 3, silver

bangles x 3, etc. £40-50

446A. Mid 20th cent. Novelty compact 'Pygmalion' Sonata, yellow metal Grand Piano.

£40-60

447. 20th cent. Eskimo carvings, alabaster group, marble bracket, plaster model, etc.

£50-60

448. 19th cent. Chinese framed silk work panel. 14ins. x 13ins. Japanese silk work picture, two

puppies, framed and glazed. 17ins. x 11ins. Japanese watercolour, three birds on a branch, signed. 11½ins. x 9ins. Japanese wood block print, after Watanabe Seitei, a framed fragment of needlework, three modern Indian watercolours and two leaf paintings. £60-80

449. 20th cent. Hardwood carved tables, one African depicting local fauna. 16ins. x 13ins. Dia. The

other Oriental featuring carved dragons and symbols. 19ins. x 18ins. x 18ins. £40-60

450. Famille Verte reticulated vase, Kangxi mark and possibly of the period, for restoration. 10ins.

£60-80

451. 18th cent. Famille Rose export tankard. Rim chip. 5ins.

£50-60

452. 19th cent. Asian hardwood footstool heavily carved from top to bottom with stylised birds and

dragons. £40-60

453. 19th cent. Chinese scholars ink stone, calligraphy colour block in a hard wood case and cover.

7ins. x 5ins. x 1½ins. £100-150

454. Early 19th cent. Chinese terracotta figures, man and woman dressed in polychrome kimono.

Approx. 8ins. £50-80

455. Chinese Blanc de Chine porcelain figures, Buddha seated in a Lotus posture, Guanjin standing

16ins, Buddha seated holding a ritualistic Ruyi 9½ins, warrior monk 9½ins. Some minor damage to Guanjin. Plus late 19th cent. Chinese crackle glaze vase, Chinese lidded jar with 6 character mark, and a pair of Chinese figures. £60-80

456. 20th cent. Cast bronze dragon. 13ins.

£200-300

457. 19th cent. and later pill and trinket boxes, Heritage, Bocage, blue/pink baskets, shoe, Cloisonne

examples, Cloisonne display tray, teapot. £40-60

458. Chinese small light green jade bowl with carved cat handle and dragons to sides. Dia. 3½ins.

Height 2½ins. Jade: Six carved pendants republic. £80-120

459. 19th/20th cent. Chinese Boxes: Hardwood with jade panels, a carved cinnabar lacquer box, an

inlaid hardwood box, lacquer caddy, travelling lacquer box, mother of pearl inlaid box, an inlaid small tray, and three lacquer boxes. £50-80

460. Indo - Chinese School: 20th cent. Blouse/shirt, frilled collar in red, gold, green, black and blue,

unsigned. Both framed and glazed. 13½ins. x 10ins. (2) £40-60

461. Indo - Chinese School: 20th cent. Blouse/shirt, frilled collar, both in blue, gold and red, unsigned.

Both framed and glazed. 13½ins. x 10ins. (2) £40-60

463. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton On The Fairway, Halloween Pumpkin, Bunnykins - Lawyer

and Royal Albert Bunnykins - Mrs Tiggy Winkle, Tom Kitten, Mr Jackson, Mrs Ribby. All boxed. £60-80

464. 19th cent. Ceramics: Staffordshire pastille burners, octagon cottage and seven other examples,

plus Stanfield Hall, model of a gatehouse, country cottage and one other. £50-80

465. 19th cent. Ceramics: Fairings Five O' Clock Tea, Tug of War, Let us do Business Together, plus

match or spill holder, dog stealing food A/F, puti with wheelbarrows a pair, and one other. £40-60

466. 20th cent. Enamel patch/pill boxes Crummley Queen Elizabeth boxed, Derby Donkey,

Bristol/Bilston Snowman boxed, William and Catherine boxed, Halcyon Days Charles and Diana boxed, Elliot Hall Swan Egg boxed, William Edward x 2 90th Birthday Queen Elizabeth II, Staffordshire enamels miniature decanter, plus four miscellaneous. £50-80

467. 20th cent. Ceramics: Copeland blue/white bowl, miniature Doulton stoneware vases, a pair,

Grosvenor Golden Vine urn, Wilton Ware blue/gilt vase, Coalport pot pourri A/F, Limoges urn and cover, etc. £30-50

468. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates, 1970, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78,

79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, all boxed with certificates. (20) £80-120

469. 20th cent. German polychrome and gilt porcelain Volkstedt figurines, spill holders, classical

muses, all require restoration. 8ins. (5) Plus Volkstedt Harlequin and Columbinegroup also A/F. £60-80

470. 19th/20th cent. Ceramics: Naples Porcelain, figure of boy and girl seated, holding bunches of

grapes, mark in underglaze blue to base. Meissen figure 'Papageno', boy playing, small birds in a cage, crossed swords underglaze blue to base. A/F £50-80

471. 19th/20th cent. Meissen figure group, basket salts, manganese and gilt girl with flowers seated on

basket, blue crossed swords underglaze blue impressed 3024, plus matching boy figure, impressed 3027. 5ins. x 6ins. £100-150

472. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton 'Icons' Darling HN5648, Royal Worcester Marjorie

Townswoman's Guild limited edition, Autumn breeze, plus Jester, Michael Doulton Toby Collectors Club Bunny's Bedtime. All boxed. £50-80

473. 20th cent. ceramics: Royal Copenhagen 'Nutcracker' Clara and Peter Sleigh Ride No. 766,

Decorated Christmas Tree 2012, both boxed. Spode vase 'Christmas tree', and Millennium pin dish/caster, Lladro Children With Oranges x 2, Girl With Hen. (7) £40-60

474. 20th cent. Ceramics: Beswick Tiger No 2096, model 1486 and another unmarked Tiger.

£40-60

475. 20th cent. Ceramics: Beswick Koala Bear, mother and two babies, Penguin Family, mother with

umbrella, father and two chicks. £40-60

476. 20th cent. ceramics: Beswick Shire Horse Standing No. 818, Foal No. 915 A/F, Bay Foal

Standing, Shetland Pony and Foal, Bay Horses x 5, 1 A/F. (10) £50-80

477. 20th cent. Ceramics: Beswick Panda Cub Seated No. 1748, Duck Family, duck, drake and baby

A/F. The duck family are stamped England. £30-50

478. 20th cent. Ceramics: Wedgwood Jasperware , blue/white round sweet dish, Princess Anne's

Wedding, boxed. Royal Albert Hall boxed, circular pill box, and pin tray, green/white oblong box and trinket box, green/white unmarked pin tray, Wedgwood Clementine vase, and Hathaway rose vase. £40-60

479. 20th cent. Ceramics: Miniature teapots, milk jug and bowl, candlesticks including Dresden, etc.

(9) Loving cups x 2, preserve pot, Royal Worcester porcelain and gilt basket, Royal Doulton figures x 2, Pin, Wedgwood black basalt jug. £60-80

480. Ceramics: Moorcroft blue ground fruit bowl, tube decorated poppies in relief. 3ins.

£150-200

481. 20th cent. Ceramics: Devon lustreware, Fieldings, Summer Butterflies, blue/gilt lustre, vases one

baluster shape, and two tapering cylindrical. £50-80

482. 20th cent. Royal Worcester 2000 AD Millennium Celebration bowl, gilt and polychrome

decoration, dia. approx. 9ins, boxed. Pattern Collection plate - English Flowers with an early 19th cent. cup boxed, Minton lidded vases 'Carriage Driving' and 'Arrival at Ascot', both boxed and numbered 85. £80-100

483. 20th cent. Ceramics: Lladro Having a Ball, Clown figure & Lladro Unicorn from Fantasy series A/f.

plus Nao figurine"Listen to Me" clown with puppy. £50-80

484. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Doulton Black Parian "Lovers" figurine H.N. 2763.

£30-50

485. 20th cent. Ceramics: Sylvac lily vase, rabbit wall pocket, green dog No. 36, giraffe No. 5234,

Keele Pottery Pinky and Perky egg cup, Beswick pheasant pin tray, Beswick Buffalo/Bison. £30-50

486. Ceramics: 19th cent. Grainger Worcester pot pourri pot, overlaid glass brass pot, etc. (3)

£50-80

487. 19th cent. Tea canisters, Chinese pewter with decorated side, Dutch polychrome (minus lid), Delft

hexagonal with lids x 2, plus floral canister and stopper. (5) £60-80

488. 20th cent. Ceramics: Coffee cans and saucers, Aynsley 'Pagoda', Limoges 'Watteau', Aynsley

'Mikado', Hammersley 'Cornflower', examples by Paragon, Worcester, Limoges, Noritake, Gibson & Co, etc. Plus miniature Coalport A/F (23) Plus 19th cent. Lustreware. £40-60

489. 20th cent. Ceramics: Royal Albert 'Silver Maple' dinner and tea china, plates 10ins. x 10, plates

9ins. x 8, plates 8ins x 8, plates 6½ins. x 12, serving plates x 3, gravy boat on stand, condiment, sauce and preserve dishes, meat plates 13ins. and 15ins, cups x 6, saucers x 8, sugar bowl, creamer and milk jug. £80-120

490. Porcelain trinket boxes including heart shaped box, round box view of Osterly Park House, pair of

miniature glass vases, miniature bust, porcelain flower brooches, miniature frames and a small ebonised display case. £40-50

491. 19th cent. Coffee can and saucer painted with a band of pink roses, Meissen cup and saucer,

various cups x 7, saucers x 2, Jasperware Wedgwood vase, unmarked 6½ins high, a Wedgwood base A/F, porcelain flower pot with porcelain flowers A/F, and porcelain flower menu holders x 3. £60-80

492. 19th cent. Green wine/ale bottles. 11ins. and 10ins.

£40-60

493. 20th cent. Ceramics: Villeroy and Boch 'Basket' dinner and coffee, discontinued 2007. Tureens

with dome covers a pair, condiments, gravy boat, meat oval, cinder serving plate, dinner and dessert plates x 8, soup bowls on stands x 8, cake plate, tea and coffee pots, sugar bowl and cover, creamer, bread basket, sandwich set, rectangular dish, plates x 8, butter dish and cover, small saucers x 8, large saucers x 8, teacups short cylindrical 2ins. x 7, mugs 3½ins. x 8, teacups 3ins. x 6, teacups 2¾ins. x 3. £500-700

494. 20th cent. Paperweights: Crown Derby Ceramic crown Queen Mother's 100th Birthday boxed,

Flower Fairies - The Scilla Fairy boxed, Caithness 'Ribbons' unsigned Bell paperweight, Webb miniature Royal Wedding 1981 tankard boxed, plus Royal Scot Crystal bedside clock boxed. £50-80

495. 20th cent. Turkish Ceramics: Mevlana Dervish Bandsman x 3, Dancer x 3, and Holy Man. Stamp

mark to base. (7) 20th cent. Scandinavian Art: Glass Huileland owl, wolf, polar seal, otter, cat, whale, Randsfjord glass Viking ship, etc. (9) Plus Bisque figurine of two woodpeckers on tree stump, on treen stand, unmarked. £50-70

495A. Commemorative China: Includes 1937 Coronation King George and Queen Elizabeth, designed

by Laura Knight, various mugs, 1949 Royal Australia and New Zealand, etc. £50-80

496. Late 19th/early 20th cent. Green glass decorated with enamel flower lustre 14ins, tapering vases

with flared rim, a pair 12ins, plus two other vases and three small glasses, etc. £40-60

497. 20th cent. Glass: Royal Doulton Crystal and other glasses includes, tumblers x 6, sherry x 6,

brandy x 3, wine glasses x 3, large wine glasses x 8, decanters x 4, whisky, brandy, sherry, and claret, together with plate two handle gallery tray. £50-80

498. 20th cent. Glass: Three ring neck decanter, large quantity of miscellaneous glass decanter

stoppers. £20-40

499. 19th cent. Glass: Three engraved bulbous decanters 11ins, two spiral decanters 7ins, plus eight

miscellaneous glasses engraved, cut and spiral twist. £30-50

500. 18th cent. English Ale glass funnel bowl engraved with hops and barley, long stem on a wide

conical fold over foot. With original Pryce & Brise Antiques provenance. £100-150

501. Crystal Glass Decanters: 20th cent. One ewer shaped, a pair with mushroom stoppers, plus one

more, with boxes. (4) £20-40

502. 20th cent. Studio Glass: Iridescent shell shaped bowl, bearing signature to base, Daum Nancy.

6ins. £80-120

502A. Silver: Pair of hallmarked silver and ivory desk candlesticks, the Corinthian capitols resting on

barley twist ivory columns raised on a decorative square base. Cooper Brothers 1896-97. 13ins. £400-600

503. Hallmarked Silver: Two nurses belt buckles. Total weight 112.4g.

£50-70

504. Hallmarked Silver: Set of five dessert spoons, London 1800-01, maker H.S. 4oz.

£40-70

505. Hallmarked Silver: Tortoiseshell backed dressing table set, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1923. (4)

£40-70

506. Hallmarked Silver: Mustard pot with hinged cover and blue glass liner. Hallmarked London 1921,

and a pair of salts hallmarked London 1932. Total weight 12.37oz. Excluding blue glass liner. £120-150

507. Hallmarked Silver: Pair of pepper pots hallmarked Chester, total weight 3.29oz. Plus a silver

plated sugar caster. £40-60

508. Hallmarked Silver: Toddy ladles with horn handles, London 1800-01, Joseph Snapt. ¾oz.

Inclusive. 7ins. £80-100

509. Hallmarked Silver (Irish): Cream jug reed patterned handle with bright cut engraving. Hallmarked

Dublin 1832. Weight 4.52oz. £200-300

510. Hallmarked Silver (Irish): Helmet cream jug embossed with country scenes, with a C scroll

handle, stood on three lion masked claw feet, scalloped border. Hallmarked Dublin 1903, with original invoice dated 2001 for £800. Weight 6.48oz. £350-450

511. Hallmarked Silver: Child's cup engraved with floral decoration, with scroll handle hallmarked

Birmingham, and a pair of boat shaped salts embossed with scroll decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1924. Total weight 3.50oz. £50-70

512. Hallmarked Silver: Three piece dressing table set, hallmarked Birmingham 1925 and 1926. Plus a

silver handle button hook hallmarked Chester 19093. Total weight 19.94oz. Inclusive. £120-150

513. Hallmarked Silver: Pair of filled candlesticks with reed pattern, hallmarked Birmingham 1925.

3¾ins. Total weight 11.47oz. Inclusive. £70-100

514. 20th cent. Hallmarked silver and white metal stamped objects. Hallmarked silver evening bag,

1950s hallmarked silver compact, spoons, sugar tongs, novelty miniature retriever, cufflinks, etc. Approx. 7oz. Inclusive. £80-120

515. Watches: 9ct ladies strap watch and a silver and glass trinket box.

£60-80

516. Hallmarked Silver: Three assorted salts with blue glass liners, all hallmarked Birmingham various

dates. Total weight excluding glass liners. 2.06oz. £30-50

517. Hallmarked Silver: Irish small oblong sweet/pen dish, gadrooned edge, Dublin marks 1817,

makers mark I.W. Talbot crest. 5oz. £60-80

518. Hallmarked Silver: Georgian salts, London marks 1767-68, makers William Kersill. 88g.

£120-150

519. White metal pair of pierced and embossed dishes, a white gilt metal miniature cup and saucer

(French marks), and a white metal mustard pot and spoon Chinese Export. All test as silver. Total weight 5.40oz. £60-80

520. Hallmarked silver and white metal three piece condiment set. One hallmarked Birmingham 1933,

the other two pieces test as silver. Decorated with gadroon borders stood on three lion mask and claw feet. Total weight 12.58oz. £130-150

521. Hallmarked Irish Silver: Dish warmer with blue glass liner, the silver frame is pierced with country

scenes depicting birds, sheep, cattle, church and swan. Hallmarked Dublin 1928. Height 3ins. Dia. of base 5ins. Dia. of top 4¼ins. Weight excluding liner 4.87oz. £100-150

522. Hallmarked Silver: Georgian wine funnel possibly by George Smith and Thomas Hayter. Approx

5ins. Approx. 3.4oz. £200-300

523. Hallmarked Silver: Georgian wine funnel and strainer, London mark, John Emes 1802/3.

Engraved A to side. 4½oz. £300-500

524. Hallmarked Silver: Set of six silver forks, all Dublin, various makers and dates. Approx. 10oz.

£100-120

525. Hallmarked Silver: Set of ten silver spoons John and Henry Lias - Lias date letter F for London

1881-82. Approx. 20oz. £200-220

526. Hallmarked Silver: Set of ten silver table forks Solomon Hougham, London date letter s for

1813-14. Approx. 22oz. £220-240

527. Hallmarked Silver: Silver table forks by George Adams, London date letter t for 1874-75. Set of

six. Approx. 18oz. £180-220

528. Hallmarked Silver: Silver dessert spoons, George Adams, London date letter t for 1874-75. Set of

six. Approx. 11.5oz. £100-120

529. Hallmarked Silver: Set of eight teaspoons, John and Henry Lias, London, seven date letter f for

1881-82 and one date letter e for 1882-83. Plus nine various silver spoons. Approx. 9oz. £80-100

530. Hallmarked Silver: Silver dessert forks, George Adams, London date letter t for 1874-75. Set of

six. Approx. 11.5oz. £100-120

531. Hallmarked Silver: Set of six silver forks, various makers and dates. Approx. 9oz.

£80-100

532. Silver: Hallmarked set of six Birmingham teaspoons, hallmarked golf spoon and a pair of silver

hallmarked napkin rings. Approx. 6oz. £60-80

533. Hallmarked Silver: Georgian creamer, engraved rim, London marks 1811-12, plus embossed

sparrow beak creamer with very worn London marks. Approx. 6oz. £80-100

534. Hallmarked Silver: Late 18th cent. Sauce boat London date letter D for 1759-60. Approx. 6oz.

£80-100

535. Hallmarked Silver: Tankard, William Shaw London date letter for 1764-65, engraved to the front

with a Talbot. 5ins. Approx. 13oz £150-180

536. Hallmarked Silver: 18th cent. Tankard, probably James Young, London date letter n for 1768-69.

4ins. Approx. 7.5oz. £80-120

537. Hallmarked Silver: Set of eight silver dessert spoons, London date letter f for 1812-22. Approx.

8oz. £60-80

538. Hallmarked Silver: Set of four spoons, Philip Weekes, Dublin, three with date letter l 1831, one

with date letter x for 1843, and two Dublin hallmarked spoons. Approx. 7oz. £70-80

539. Hallmarked Silver: Set of four silver tablespoons, John Henry Lias, London date letter e for

1880-81. Approx. 8oz. £80-100

540. Hallmarked Silver: Pair of tablespoons, George Adams, London date letter t for 1874-75. Approx.

6oz. £60-80

541. Hallmarked Silver: Set of twelve spoons, William Gibson and John Langham, London, date letter

a for 1896-97. Plus an early 20th cent. Set of eleven silver spoons, London. Approx. 9.5oz. £100-120

542. Set of twelve mother of pearl handled knives and twelve forks, the handles engraved with a

Talbot. The knives with silver hallmarks for Birmingham, makers mark J.W and date letter X for 1821-22. The forks with steel tangs. Approx. 16oz, including handles. £150-200

543. Hallmarked Silver: Mid 19th cent. Silver ladle Elizabeth Eaton, London. Approx. 9oz.

£80-100

544. Hallmarked Silver: Ladle, shell shaped bowl, London date letter c possibly 1778-79. Approx.

5.5oz £60-80

545. Hallmarked Silver: Two silver basting servers, London. Approx. 7oz.

£80-100

546. Hallmarked Silver: Set of four tablespoons, Thomas Daniel, London date letter s 1813-14.

Approx. 7oz. £70-80

547. Hallmarked Silver: Ladle George Smith and William Fearn, London 1790-91, a silver ladle

Thomas Wallis, London. Approx. 4oz. (2) £50-60

548. Hallmarked Silver: Two silver cigarette boxes. Weight including liners. Approx. 16oz.

£50-60

549. Hallmarked Silver: Salver, Robert Hennell, London date letter H for 1863-64, this salver was

presented in 1864 by The Horticultural Society of Cambridge. 11۽ins. Wide. Approx. 31oz. £400-600

550. Hallmarked Silver: Letter salver, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1923-24, date letter f. Approx.

6oz. £60-80

551. Hallmarked Silver: Silver and cut glass swan dish, import marks, maker, E.L.L.D. c1960s.

£50-60

552. Hallmarked Silver: Letter salver, Solomon Joel Phillips, date letter s for 1933-34. 6½ins. Wide.

Approx. 5.5oz. £60-80

553. Hallmarked Silver: Chamber stick and snuffer, Martin Hull & Co. Sheffield, date letter D for

1871-72. Approx. 8.5oz. £80-120

554. Hallmarked Silver: Condiments salts x 2, pepper x 2, lidded mustard x 2, sugar sifter, Birmingham

marks, Selfridge Co. 1933-34. Approx. 14oz. £100-150

555. Hallmarked Silver: Two Armada silver dishes. Approx. 6½oz.

£60-80

556. Hallmarked Silver: Georgian candle snuffers, gadrooned edge with Talbot crest, London Rebecca

Eames and George Barnard, 1811-12. 91g. £50-70

557. Hallmarked Silver: Three silver cases. Approx. 10oz.

£100-120

558. Hallmarked Silver: Perfume flask with glass liner and stopper, embossed floral decoration,

Chester marks, William Naul 1896. Approx. 5oz. Inclusive. Glass hallmarked topped powder pot, Birmingham (30g), tortoiseshell lidded trinket pot with wreath inlay, Birmingham. 5oz. Inclusive. (3) £100-120

559. Hallmarked Silver: Fruit basket, London date letter s 1773-74. Charles Aldridge and Henry Green.

Slight faults with signs of repair. 13½ins. Wide. Approx. 22oz. £800-1200

560. Hallmarked Silver: Quache, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, date letter I for Sheffield 1928-29. Approx.

5.7oz. £60-80

561. Hallmarked Silver: Flask, William Hutton and Sons Ltd. Sheffield date letter T for possibly

1886-87, engraved Arthur Matthew 5-1-98. Approx. 13oz. £120-150

562. Hallmarked Silver: Pair of sauce boats, Goldsmith and Silversmiths Co. Ltd. London date letter P

for 1930-31. Approx. 11.8oz. £120-140

563. Hallmarked Silver: Sauce boat, Edward Barnard, date letter s for 1933-34. Approx. 11oz.

£120-140

564. Hallmarked Silver: Inkwell and pen rest, Goldsmith and Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent

Street, date letter a for 1916. Approx. 19oz. £200-250

565. Hallmarked Silver: Wine labels, whisky, Hollands, sherry, and a plated port label. 4.5g.

£40-50

566. Hallmarked Silver: Small items, pepperettes x 2 Sheffield, toast rack London, napkin ring George

Maudsley London, Victorian ivory handled cheese scoop, 20th cent. Pepper grinder, Georgian style open work salts with blue liners a pair, London H.E. & Co. Ltd. Approx. 16oz. Inclusive. £100-150

567. Scandinavian silver fruit spoon with pierced handle depicting a pair of dolphins with the name

'Fanø' embossed below, design by Poul Frigast, assayed by Johannes Siggamed. £40-50

568. Art & Design: Georg Jensen sterling silver punch ladle, boxed. 75g.

£200-300

569. Hallmarked Silver: Cigarette case. Weight 126.3g.

£60-80

570. 20th cent. Danish silver Georg Jensen coffee spoons, plain design, parallel bars across end, in

original box. Georg Jensen Bond Street, possible import mark 1934-35. Approx. 2oz. £400-600

571. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: Picnic set, hallmarked silver fork, spoon, bone handled knife,

London 1881, Aldwinkle & Slater. The grooved helix screw diamond cut and a silver rimmed horn cup with shield cartouche, monogrammed E.S, the whole in a treen black leather folding case stamped E.S in gilt. £150-200

572. 19th cent. Russian, St Petersburg. Silver campaign/picnic set with engraved armorial. Leather

case opens to reveal full sized silver knife, fork, spoon, teaspoon, salt and pepper pot, silver gilt beaker and diamond cut picnic corkscrew. The silver stamped St Petersburg and Mathias Kilpelainen,1833 together with FK in block capitals Frantz Kiirring. 7½ins. £600-800

573. 19th cent. French silver campaign picnic set - comprising cup with turned treen handle, folding

knife, fork & spoon, treen handled penknife with helix corkscrew, ivory handled condiment set, monogrammed E.E. French marks, contained in a green tooled Morocco case. £800-1200

574. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: Silver gilt and gold plated Chatelaine, monogrammed belt hook,

the 4 hangers hold a needle case, seals/and relics, etc. and a bow corkscrew with Archimedean screw, all housed in a black leather case, with snakeskin liner. £400-500

575. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: Brass picnic screw, brass ring pull, the sheath decorated with

foliage. Helix screw. £80-120

576. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: 18th cent. English silver pocket corkscrew with mother of pearl

mallet form handle and ribbed helix screw. £150-200

577. Corkscrews: Steel 'The Surprise', plus three others and sherry extractor.

£40-60

578. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: 19th cent. English (German steel) cylindrical pocket helix screw.

£120-180

579. Corkscrews/Wine Collectables: 19th cent. Continental silver picnic corkscrew, ribbed mallet form

handle with ribbed sheath. Steel grooved helix screw. Indistinct mark on base of sheath. £150-200

580. 19th cent. Corkscrew in the manner of Thomason, two pillar with bone handle signed. 9½ins.

Extended. 7½ins. Closed. £100-120

581. Early Victorian 18ct gold mourning ring with black enamel top set with an amethyst, back

engraved Mrs C Stephens Died 18th July Aged 53. Weight 3.9g. £200-250

582. Cigarette holder, mother of pearl with a 9ct gold band hallmarked London, in a fitted leather case.

£80-100

583. Hallmarked Jewellery: 9ct. gold dress ring, the head in the form of a rose. Weight 5.5g.

£60-80

584. Gold coins: Victorian 1887 Half Sovereign. Weight 3.9g.

£150-200

585. Gold Coins: Edward VII 1908 Half Sovereign. Weight 3.9g.

£150-200

586. Gold Coins: Elizabeth II 1974 Full Sovereign. Weight 8g.

£300-350

587. Gold Coinage: Half Sovereign George V, 1911.

£140-180

588. Yellow metal ring set with a cabouchon cut synthetic sapphire, stamped 14K, tests as 14ct gold.

Weight 6.4g. £120-140

589. Hallmarked Jewellery: Three 18ct gold rings, one plain band, one set with a ruby, and one set

with rubies and a diamond. Total weight 7.5g. £200-220

590. Hallmarked Gold: 9ct two necklets one hammered curb link, one trace link, and a rope link

bracelet. Total weight of (3) 10g. £120-140

591. Hallmarked Jewellery: 9ct gold signet ring with cushion shaped head and a 9ct gold ring set with

a garnet. Total weight 6.8g. £90-110

592. Yellow metal ring set with a single brilliant cut diamond, estimated weight 0.20ct, weight of ring

2.1g. Tests as 18ct gold. £450-500

593. Hallmarked Gold: 9ct graduated curb link bracelet with ten assorted 9ct gold charms attached.

Total weight 40g. £500-600

594. Hallmarked Gold: Gents signet ring, Birmingham mark 9ct. 375 maker S.D. 6.6g.

£60-80

595. Hallmarked Jewellery: 18ct. yellow gold fancy mesh link box snap with a figure of eight safety

catch. Hallmarked London. Weight 28.5g. 7½ins. £550-750

596. Yellow metal dress ring set with an oblong cabouchon cut amethyst, tests as 18ct gold. Weight

5g. £100-150

597. Yellow metal snap for a single ring set with a 6mm cultured pearl, with three small sapphires

either side, tests as 14ct. Weight 3.5g. £60-80

598. Hallmarked Gold: Cigarette case Birmingham 9ct. 375 Adey Bros. 116g.

£1200-1500

599. Jewellery: Single row of (83) graduated cultured pearls, size of pearls 2.5mm to 8mm, with a

silver clasp. £40-60

600. Watches: Two ladies 9ct gold cocktail watches, one Accurist and one Benume Star. 28g.

Inclusive. £250-300

601. Watches: ladies gold plated Tudor on bracelet, square dial. Plus a ladies Excalibur watch, 9ct

gold case, gold plated bracelet. £150-180

602. Watches: Ladies 9ct yellow gold Omega bracelet watch, silver coloured dial, mechanical

movement, attached to Milanese bracelet. £400-600

603. Yellow metal bangle and bar brooch with floral cluster, both test as 9ct. Total weight 9.2g.

£110-120

604. Watches: Citizen Promaster Navihawk GPS black dial titanium men's watch CC902585E. 47mm

grey titanium case with a rotating slide rule bezel, a black dial, a scratch resistant sapphire crystal, black luminescent hands, and index hour markers. Minute markers around the rim. Date window in between the 4 and 5 o'clock positions. Day indicator at the 9 o'clock position. Logo beneath the 12 o'clock position. Features: chronograph, satellite GPS timekeeping technology, world time (27 cities), perpetual calendar, power reserve indicator, and alarm. Hands: hours, minutes and seconds. Case thickness of 15mm. Push / pull crown. 22mm grey titanium bracelet with a fold over clasp. Eco drive movement and water resistant up to 200 meters, 4 years warranty remaining. RRP ¬£1495.00. £400-600