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Decorative Arts AuctionWednesday 12 December 2012 at 7pm

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Decorative Arts Auction - Wednesday 12 December 2012 at 7 pm 3

1English Gold Curved Oblong Card Case, S.Blanckensee & Sons, Birmingham, 19201.9” x 3.3” — 4.8 x 8.3 cm., 1.4 oz. — 44 grams

Est. $350/500

4Scottish Silver and Agate Mounted Ram’s HornSnuff Mull, c.1800length 3.7” — 9.5 cm.

Est. $200/300

2William IV Silver-Gilt Rectangular Snuff Box,Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1835the cover cast with a shepherd musician, length1.8” — 4.5 cm., 1.2 oz. — 37 grams

Est. $300/400

5Scottish Silver Mounted Ram’s Horn Snuff Mull,c.1800length 3.7” — 9.5 cm.

Est. $150/250

3George III Silver-Gilt Child’s Rattle and Whistle,probably Joseph Ash I, London, 1808with coral teether, length 6.1” — 15.5 cm., 2.6 oz.— 81 grams

Est. $400/600

6Scottish Silver Mounted Horn Snuff Mull, c.1800the cover inset with a rock crystal cabochon,length 3.4” — 8.6 cm.

Est. $150/250

Gold and Silver Smallwork

7Pair of Victorian Silver French Empire StyleSkewers, Charles & George Fox, London, 1845length 10.2” — 26 cm., 2.9 oz. — 90 grams

Est. $150/250

8Russian Yellow GoldRectangular CigaretteCase, AugustHollming for Fabergé,St. Petersburg, c.1910with oval sapphirecabochonthumbpiece, 4.6” x3.3” — 11.6 x 8.3 cm.,5.7 oz. — 176 grams

Est. $4,000/6,000

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9Russian Silver-Gilt and Cloisonné EnamelThurible/Sanctuary Lamp, probably AlexeiNasyedin, St. Petersburg, c.1896-1903height 24.4” — 62 cm., 11.1 oz. — 344 grams

Est. $1,000/1,500

12Russian Silver-Gilt and Plique-à-Jour EnamelSpoon, Moscow, 1886-94length 7.2” — 18.2 cm., 2.4 oz. — 74 grams,maker’s mark (cyrillic) A.I.I.(?), assaymaster A.Romanov

Est. $350/500

10Russian Silver-Gilt and Shaded CloisonnéEnamel Small Kovsh, Maria Semenova, Moscow,1896-1908length 3.7” — 9.5 cm., 2.4 oz. — 74 grams,assaymaster Ivan Lebedkin

Est. $600/800

13Russian Silver and Painted Enamel Icon, FedorPetrov, Moscow, 1759-847.4” x 5.2” — 18.9 x 13.3 cm., 8 oz. — 248 grams

Est. $1,000/1,500

11Russian Silver and Painted Pale Blue TranslucentGuilloche Enamel Egg, St. Petersburg, 1908-17length 2.4” — 6 cm., 2.3 oz. — 73 grams

Est. $700/1,000

14Russian Silver Mounted Cut Glass Circular Tray,Karl Fabergé, Moscow, 1908-17diameter 12.2” — 31 cm.

Est. $1,600/2,400

15Russian Silver Petit-Fours Server, Karl Fabergé,Moscow, 1908-17length 11.2” — 28.4 cm., 5.8 oz. — 181 grams

Est. $300/400

16Pair of Russian Silver Mounted Cut Glass OvalBaskets, Moscow, c.1908length 7.9” — 20 cm., maker’s marks (cyrillic)S.K

Est. $800/1,200

17Russian Silver Oblong Tea Caddy, TimofyeUllyin, Moscow, 1908-172.8” x 5.3” x 3.7” — 7 x 13.5 x 9.5 cm., 12.3 oz. —384 grams

Est. $600/800


18Austrian Silver-Gilt, Carved Ivory and LapisLazuli Objet de Vertu, Vienna, late 19th centuryin original fitted case, height 7.4” — 18.8 cm.

Est. $1,500/2,000

20German Silver and Carved Ivory Figure of aMedieval Knight, c.1930height 8.9” — 22.5 cm., 16.4 oz. — 509 grams,British import marks for London, 1930,sponsor’s mark NN

Est. $800/1,200

19German Silver and Carved Ivory Figure of aMedieval Knight, early 20th centuryheight 11.4” — 29 cm., 24.2 oz. — 753 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

21German Silver and Carved Ivory Figure of aMedieval Knight, early 20th centuryheight 11.3” — 28.7 cm., 26.1 oz. — 811 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

22German Silver and Carved Ivory Figure of aMedieval Knight, early 20th centurywith jeweled base, height 9.3” — 23.5 cm., 19.6oz. — 610 grams

Est. $1,000/1,500

23Eastern Silver Mounted Burl Wood Mazer Bowl,probably Indian, 19th centurydiameter 5.5” — 14 cm.

Est. $350/500

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24Three English Silver Table Pheasants, Sheffield1923/24with removable heads, largest length 21.7” — 55cm., 71.4 oz. — 2220 grams, maker’s marksR.H.H

Est. $1,500/2,500

25Dutch Silver Cow Creamer, c.1899length 5.3” — 13.5 cm., 5.4 oz. — 169 grams,British import marks: Samuel Boyce Landeck,Sheffield, 1899

Est. $250/350

27English Silver Hexafoil Salver, Richard Comyns,London, 1960diameter 8.1” — 20.7 cm., 12.2 oz. — 378 grams

Est. $300/400

26Jeweled Silver and Silver-Gilt and Carved Ivory Chess Set, 20th centurycomprising thirty-two pieces, with gilt metal mounted inlaid wood board,gross weight, 207.3 oz. — 6448 grams, retailers’ marks for I. Freeman & Son,New York

Est. $3,500/5,000

28Victorian Silver Mounted Engraved Glass ClaretJug, Edward Hutton, London, 1882height 10.5” — 26.7 cm.

Est. $600/800

English Silver


32George III Silver Chinoiserie Tea Caddy,Solomon Hougham, London, 1803with two compartments, height 6.5” — 16.6 cm.,22.9 oz. — 711 grams

Est. $700/1,000

29Victorian Silver Pierced Oval Cake Basket, HenryWilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1852length 10.8” — 27.5 cm., 16.4 oz. — 509 grams

Est. $350/500

34Early Victorian Scottish Silver Tea Kettle onLampstand, Walker Crichton, Edinburgh, 1839matching the preceding lot, height 15.2” — 38.6cm., 80.4 oz. — 2502 grams

Est. $2,000/3,000

30George IV Silver Tea Service, William Hewitt,London, 1829comprising three pieces, height 6.3” — 15.9 cm.,48.7 oz. — 1516 grams

Est. $800/1,200

31George III Silver Coffee Pot, Robert & DavidHennell, London, 1801height 10.6” — 27 cm., 28.3 oz. — 881 grams

Est. $700/1,000

33Early Victorian Silver Tea Service, Edward Barton, London, 1837-38comprising four pieces, height 10” — 25.5 cm., 79.1 oz. — 2461grams

Est. $2,000/3,000

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35The Routh CupsPair of George III Silver Covered Cups, Joseph Hardy,London, 1806with entwined serpent handles and Routh crest finials, intheir fitted oak cases, height 16.5" — 42 cm., 196.3 oz. —6106 grams

Est. $7,000/10,000

Provenance: John Routh (1777-1853) of Halifax, Nova Scotia;by descent to the present owners

Note: Presented by subscription to the memory of RichardRouth (1749-1801), Chief Justice of Newfoundland (1798-1801), whose life was lost at sea with all aboard H.M. Sloopof War “The Fly”


36George III Silver Dish Cross, John Langford II &John Sebille, London, 1763width 13.8” — 35 cm., 26.8 oz. — 835 grams

Est. $700/1,000

37George II Silver Caster, Thomas Burridge,London, 1738height 6.9” — 17.5 cm., 6.1 oz. — 191 grams

Est. $300/400

39William IV Silver Teapot, Paul Storr, London, 1831engraved with armorials, height 5.1” — 13 cm.,22.8 oz. — 709 grams, base stamped STORR &MORTIMER

Est. $700/1,000

38Pair of George III Silver Salt Cellars, RobertGarrard II, London, 1818diameter 3.5” — 9 cm., 9 oz. — 280 grams

Est. $300/400

40George III Silver Sauce Boat, Daniel Smith &Robert Sharp, London, 1761length 7.5” — 19 cm., 11.3 oz. — 352 grams

Est. $350/500

41Georgian Silver Old English Pattern Flatware,various makers, London, 1795-1834comprising sixty-five pieces:18 table forks12 table spoons17 dessert forks18 dessert spoons100.6 oz. — 3129 grams

Est. $2,000/2,500

42George III Silver Tea and Coffee Service, WilliamHall, London, 1815comprising four pieces, height 8.9” — 22.5 cm.,67.7 oz. — 2107 grams

Est. $1,500/2,000

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43Victorian Silver Salver, Edward, Edward, John &William Barnard, London, 1846diameter 10.5” — 26.6 cm., 19.4 oz. — 603grams

Est. $350/500

45Victorian Silver Flagon, Richard Martin &Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1868height 13” — 33 cm., 50.4 oz. — 1567 grams,engraved retailers’ marks Cooke & Kelvey /Calcutta

Est. $1,500/2,000

44Victorian Silver Cellini Pattern Wine Jug,Stephen Smith, London, 1872height 15.2” — 38.6 cm., 45.1 oz. — 1404 grams

Est. $1,800/2,400

46Pair of George III Silver Table Candlesticks,William Cafe, London, 1765height 10.6” — 27 cm., 45.8 oz. — 1425 grams

Est. $1,800/2,400

47George IV Silver Chamberstick, Rebecca Emes &Edward Barnard, London, 1821with extinguisher, diameter 5.5” — 14 cm., 10.7oz. — 333 grams

Est. $400/600

48Victorian Silver Tea and Coffee Service, John S.Hunt, London, 1860comprising four pieces, height 9.4” — 24 cm.,67.2 oz. — 2089 grams, stamped HUNT &ROSKELL / LATE / STORR & MORTIMER

Est. $2,000/2,500

49Victorian Silver Oval Footed Comport, John S.Hunt, London, 1849chased with chinoiserie vignettes, length 13.8”— 35 cm., 28.5 oz. — 885 grams

Est. $700/1,000

50George III Silver Tea Service, Alexander Hewatand Jeremiah Garfield, London, 1811/17comprising three pieces, height 6.5” — 16.4cm., 39.5 oz. — 1230 grams

Est. $800/1,200


51Victorian Silver Tea and Coffee Service, RichardHodd & William Linley and Stephen Smith,London, 1869/70comprising four pieces, height 9.2” — 23.4 cm.,58.7 oz. — 1825 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

54Late Victorian Silver Two-Handled RectangularServing Tray, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1899length 29.3” — 74.5 cm., 121.5 oz. — 3780grams

Est. $2,500/3,500

52Pair of Victorian Silver Strawberry Dishes, JohnRound, Sheffield, 1895in a fitted case, diameter 7.9” — 20 cm., 12 oz.— 374 grams

Est. $300/400

55English Silver Tea and Coffee Service, BarkerBros., Birmingham, 1946comprising four pieces, height 9.4” — 24 cm.,95.9 oz. — 2984 grams

Est. $1,800/2,400

53Victorian Silver Tea and Coffee Service, West &Son of Dublin, London, 1894comprising four pieces, height 11.4” — 29 cm.,62.5 oz. — 1944 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

56English Silver Bowl, London, 1928diameter 6.7” — 17 cm., 16.2 oz. — 505 grams,maker’s mark C.E

Est. $350/500

57English Silver Footed Circular Dish, EdwardBarnard & Sons, London, 1935diameter 8” — 20.3 cm., 16.1 oz. — 500 grams

Est. $350/500

58Pair of Sheffield Plate Three-Light Candelabra,c.1825height 24” — 61 cm.

Est. $700/1,000

Old Sheffield Plate

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59Pair of Sheffield Plate Wine Coolers, T. & J.Creswick, c.1830with liners, height 10.4” — 26.5 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

62French Silver Coffee Service, Paris, c.1900comprising three pieces, height 6.1” — 15.5 cm.,22.7 oz. — 706 grams, maker’s marks AG

Est. $400/600

60French Art Nouveau Silver Coffee Service,Gérard Sandoz, Paris, c.1900comprising four pieces, length 16.1” — 41 cm.,33.4 oz. — 1040 grams

Est. $1,000/1,500

63Portuguese Silver Snuffers and Tray, Oporto,early 19th centurylength 7.9” — 20 cm., 10.2 oz. — 316 grams,maker’s marks AMR conjoined

Est. $400/600

61French Silver Chop Dish, Paris, mid-19th centurydiameter 12.2” — 31 cm., 26.8 oz. — 835 grams,maker’s mark DT

Est. $500/700

64Portuguese Silver Oval Basket, Oporto, c.1900with pierced cover, length 18.5” — 47 cm., 81.5oz. — 2536 grams

Est. $2,000/3,000

65German Silver Oval Basket, Adolph Mayer,Frankfurt, early 20th centurylength 16.7” — 42.3 cm., 26 oz. — 808 grams

Est. $600/800

66Indian Colonial Silver Covered Warming Dish,George Gordon & Co., Madras, c.1835-40height 6” — 15.2 cm., diameter 11.1” — 28.2cm., 48.5 oz. — 1507 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

67Canadian Silver Jug, Carl Poul Petersen,Montreal, Que., mid-20th centuryheight 5.2” — 13.3 cm., 8.8 oz. — 273 grams

Est. $250/350

Continental Silver

Canadian and American Silver


68Canadian Silver Two-Handled Shallow Bowl, CarlPoul Petersen, Montreal, Que., mid-20th centurywidth 10” — 25.5 cm., 14.5 oz. — 452 grams

Est. $400/600

71[Reference Book] Langdon, John E., CanadianSilversmiths 1700 - 1900The Stinehour Press, Toronto, 1966, limitededition of 1000 copies

Est. $150/250

69Canadian Silver Large Caddy Spoon, LaurentAmiot, Quebec, Que., c.1800length 4.4” — 11.2 cm., 0.8 oz. — 24 grams

Est. $150/250

72American Engraved Silver Mounted Etched andCut Glass Bowl, Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence,R.I., 1910decorated with boughs of walnut, diameter 9.8”— 25 cm.

Est. $500/700

70Canadian Silver ‘George IIPlain’ Pattern FlatwareService, Henry Birks & Sons,Montreal, Que., 20thcenturycomprising one hundredand seven pieces:12 dinner knives12 dinner forks8 luncheon knives8 luncheon forks8 cream soup spoons8 bouillon spoons9 tea knives8 salad forks8 dessert spoons12 tea spoons8 coffee spoons5 table spoonspickle fork124.6 oz. — 3876 grams

Est. $2,000/2,500

73American Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Reed &Barton, Taunton, Mass., 20th centurycomprising four pieces, height 9.4” — 24 cm.,78.1 oz. — 2428 grams

Est. $1,200/1,800

74Pair of Mexican Silver Candlesticks, Codan,Mexico City, mid-20th centuryheight 9.1” — 23.2 cm., 44.2 oz. — 1375 grams

Est. $1,000/1,500

75Mexican Silver Comport, Codan, Mexico City,mid-20th centuryheight 7.5” — 19 cm., diameter 7.9” — 20 cm.,22.2 oz. — 689 grams

Est. $500/700

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76Mexican Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Codan and Avanti, Mexico City, mid-20th centurycomprising six pieces, tray length 24.4” — 62 cm., 189.1 oz. — 5883 grams

Est. $4,000/6,000

77Peruvian Silver FlatwareService, Arias, mid-20thcenturycomprising three hundredand seventy-two pieces:29 dinner knives30 dinner forks30 luncheon knives25 luncheon forks30 dessert knives29 dessert forks29 butter spreaders15 seafood forks30 table spoons30 dessert spoons28 ice cream spoons23 tea spoons30 coffee spoons2 serving spoons2 fish slices2 serving forks2 salad serving spoons2 salad serving forks2 sauce ladles2 soup ladles443.9 oz. — 13807 grams

Est. $5,000/7,000


78Eight English Pearlware Soup Plates, early 19thcenturyprinted in blue with shells and seaweed, one ortwo tiny glaze chips, diameter 9.1” — 23.2 cm.

Est. $200/300

81Chelsea-Derby Kidney Shaped Dish, c.1775-80length 10.2” — 25.8 cm., gold D and anchormark

Est. $300/400

79Pair of Derby Moulded Leaf Dishes, c.1765-70one or two tiny glaze chips, length 10” — 25.5cm.

Est. $400/600

82Pair of Derby Oval Platters, c.1785length 13” — 33 cm., incised 5, painted numeralsand crowned crossed batons, dots and D marksin puce

Est. $350/500

80Chelsea-Derby Octagonal Dish, c.1775-80length 9.2” — 23.3 cm., gold anchor mark

Est. $300/400

83Pair of Derby Plates, c.1785diameter 8.7” — 22 cm., incised 3, paintedpattern numbers 140 and crowned crossedbatons, dots and D marks in puce

Est. $200/300

84Rare Marked Duesbury & Kean DerbyTopographical Punch Bowl, c.1795height 5.3” — 13.4 cm., diameter 11.3” — 28.6cm., painted 12, crowned crossed batons, dotsand DK monogram mark in puce

Est. $350/500

Literature: John Twitchett illustrates the presentmark in Derby Porcelain, p.303, mark 18, notingthat “Like John Haslem, the author has neverseen this mark except for a very rare mug in theVictoria and Albert Museum, c.1795, paintedwith a rainbow in a landscape.”

85Derby Oval Dish, ‘Near Gritch, Derbyshire’,c.1800tiny chip, length 10.7” — 27.2 cm., paintedcrowned crossed batons, dots and D mark andtitled in blue script

Est. $200/300

English Ceramics

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86Bloor Derby Blue Ground Two-Handled Vase,‘Chatsworth’, c.1830-40height 11.4” — 29 cm., printed marks andpainted title Chatsworth in red script

Est. $1,000/1,500

87Spode Blue Ground Dessert Service, c.1805-15painted with maritime and landscape subjects,comprising twenty-eight pieces:12 plates, diameter 8.5” — 21.5 cm.4 oval dishes4 circular baskets2 oval dishes2 shell dishes2 oblong dishes

footed comportcovered sauce tureenminor chip and repair

Est. $2,500/3,500


88Pair of Worcester Flower Painted Lobed Plates, c.1770diameter 8.7” — 22.2 cm.

Est. $300/400

91Barr, Flight & Barr WorcesterInkstand, c.1804-13painted with a view of ‘St.Dennis’s Priory, Hants’, tiny chip,length 6” — 15.3 cm., paintedmarks and titled in red script

Est. $350/500

89Two Worcester Blue Ground Plates, c.1770enameled with flowers, minor chips to one, diameter 7.8” — 19.8 cm.,painted pseudo-seal and crescent marks in underglaze blue

Est. $350/500

92Pair of Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Fruit Coolers, c.1807-13with liners, some condition noted, height 11” — 28 cm., impressed andprinted marks in red

Est. $1,000/1,500

90Worcester Fluted Barrel ShapedTeapot, c.1775-80height 5.2” — 13.3 cm., paintedcrescent mark in underglaze blue

Est. $300/400

93Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Plate,‘View from Worcester Bridge’, from the Viscount Gort service,c.1807-13showing the Barr, Flight & BarrRoyal China Works on the bank ofthe River Severn, diameter 8.8” —22.4 cm., impressed and printedmarks and painted title in red script

Est. $700/1,000

Literature: Henry Sandon illustratesseveral pieces from the “superb”dessert service made for JohnPrendergast, 1st Viscount Gort inFlight and Barr Worcester Porcelain,1783-1840, p. 77, pl. 60 and 61

(detail)

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94Pair of Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester Plates,c.1810-13painted with rustic figures, diameter 8.4” — 21.3cm., impressed and printed marks in red

Est. $200/300

97Royal Worcester Highland Cattle Potpourri Vaseand Cover, John Stinton, 1907finial repaired, height 12.2” — 31 cm., signedJohn Stinton, printed marks includingRd.No.142778 and shape number 1428 in puce

Est. $2,000/3,000

95Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Grey MarbledGround Armorial Square Dish, c.1805-10centred with two crests above the motto‘PERFECI PERSEVERANTIA’, width 9.1” — 23cm., incised lB, printed marks in brown

Est. $200/300

98Pair of Royal Worcester Fruit Plates, HarryStinton and William Bagnall, 1928diameter 9.1” — 23 cm., signed H. Stinton andW.J. Bagnall, impressed and printed marks inpuce

Est. $250/350

96Six Chamberlains Worcester Armorial Plates,c.1820painted on the centres with two crests andmotto RECTE NEC DUBIE, diameter 8.7” — 22cm., printed marks in red

Est. $350/500

99Bernard Moore Lustre Decorated Flambé Bowl,c.1910diameter 7.8” — 19.8 cm., painted markBERNARD / MOORE in black

Est. $250/350

100Martin Brothers Stoneware Vase, 1899minor restoration, height 9.4” — 23.8 cm.,incised R.W. Martin & Bros. / London & Southalland dated 7 - 1889

Est. $400/600

101Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Tyg, HannahBarlow, 1880incised and coloured with horses’ heads, height6.5” — 16.6 cm., incised monogram, impressedand incised marks

Est. $400/600

102Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, Frances E.Lee, 1878height 9.8” — 25 cm., impressed and incisedmarks

Est. $150/250


103Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Loving Cup, 1878with silver mounted rim, height 5.9” — 15 cm.,impressed and incised marks, the silver mountby Brockwell & Son, London

Est. $200/300

104Doulton LambethStoneware Vase,Mark Marshall,c.1900height 18.5” — 47cm., impressed andincised marks

Est. $400/600

106Berlin Oval Plaque of Daphne, after Herkomer, signed Greiner, late 19th centuryframed, plaque 16.7” x 13.4” — 42.5 x 34 cm., impressed numerals, KPM andsceptre marks

Est. $2,500/3,500

105Royal DoultonStoneware Vase,Mark Marshall, early20th centuryheight 12” — 30.4cm., impressed andincised marks

Est. $200/300

107Berlin Rectangular Portrait Plaque of LadySuffolk, signed Wagner, c.1900framed, plaque 8.7” x 5.8” — 22 x 14.7 cm.,incised numerals, impressed KPM and sceptremarks; titled and painted Dresden - Germany inred script

Est. $1,000/1,500

108Berlin Rectangular Plaque, ‘Good Night’, c.1900framed, plaque 9.8” x 7.5” — 25 x 19 cm.,impressed numerals, KPM and sceptre marks

Est. $1,500/2,500

Continental Ceramics

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109Berlin Rectangular Plaque of a Gypsy Girl withTambourine, signed Lauterbach, late 19thcenturyframed, plaque 9.6” x 6.5” — 24.3 x 16.4 cm.,signed lower right, incised numerals, impressedKPM and sceptre marks

Est. $1,500/2,500

112Pair of Meissen Models of Salmon-CrestedCockatoos, late 19th centuryminor restoration, height 14.6” — 37 cm.,incised numerals 1778, painted crossed swordsmarks in underglaze blue

Est. $3,000/4,000

110Dresden Portrait Plate, ‘Orientalin’, after ConradKiesel, c.1900diameter 9.5” — 24.2 cm., printed marks inunderglaze blue, titled in black

Est. $200/300

113Meissen Crinoline Figure Group of a Lady withGallant and Blackamoor Attendant, after J.J.Kandler, late 19th centuryminor repair, height 6.7” — 17 cm., incised 398,impressed and painted numerals in red, crossedswords mark in underglaze blue

Est. $500/700

111Meissen Reticulated Plate, 19th centurypainted with a harbour scene, diameter 9.2” —23.4 cm., impressed numerals, painted crossedswords and I marks in underglaze blue

Est. $200/300

114Meissen Figure Group of a Young Woman withCupid, Paul Scheurich, mid-20th centuryheight 10.1” — 25.7 cm., impressed and paintednumerals in red, incised A1067, painted crossedswords mark in underglaze blue

Est. $1,000/1,500

115Meissen Figure Group of a Young Girl with Dog,Paul Rumrich, mid-20th centuryheight 4.9” — 12.5 cm., impressed and paintednumerals in red, incised A324, painted crossedswords mark in underglaze blue

Est. $350/500

116Pair of Nymphenburg Comedia dell’ArteFigures, after Bustelli, early 20th century‘Lalage’ and ‘Colombine’, minor losses, height8.3” — 21 cm., impressed shield marks andnumerals, one signed G. UNGER in black

Est. $300/400

117Nymphenburg Figure of a Gallant, early 20thcenturyheight 7” — 17.9 cm., impressed shield marksand 5 5, incised II

Est. $100/200


118Pair of Ludwigsburg Two-Handled Oval Baskets,c.1780length 7.4” — 18.7 cm., impressed marks,painted crowned interlaced C marks inunderglaze blue

Est. $500/700

121Vienna Figure of a Street Vendor, JosephGmandtner, late 18th centuryminor chip, height 7.4” — 18.9 cm., paintednumerals in red, incised E.4, painted shieldmark in underglaze blue

Est. $400/600

119Pair of Prague Creamware Soup Plates, c.1800minor glaze chips, diameter 10” — 25.4 cm.,impressed PRAGER and D marks, painted T.v.T.in puce

Est. $250/350

122‘Vienna’ Covered Two-Handled Cup and Stand,late 19th centuryheight 5.3” — 13.5 cm., diameter 7.7” — 19.6cm., impressed numerals, painted shield marksin underglaze blue

Est. $300/400

120Vienna Faux Bois Ground Coffee Can andSaucer, c.1791tiny chips, diameter 5” — 12.8 cm., impressednumerals 39 and 91, painted shield marks inunderglaze blue

Est. $250/350

123Amphora Paris Exhibition Snowdrop Vase, Eduard Stellmacher, c.1900minor restoration, height 23.6” — 60 cm., impressed marks AMPHORA / AUSTRIA,Paris / 1900 / RStK, 748, TURN

Est. $1,500/2,500

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124Pair of Russian Imperial Porcelain Livadia PalaceService Plates, 1911diameter 9.8” — 24.8 cm., printed Nicholas IIcipher marks and dated 1911 in green

Est. $400/600

125Six Russian Porcelain Cups and Saucers, early20th centurydiameter 6.1” — 15.5 cm., printed marks in blue

Est. $400/600

126Bernardaud Limoges Service, 20th centurycomprising ninety-nine pieces:12 plates, diameter 9.7” — 24.7 cm.12 plates, diameter 7.5” — 19 cm.12 bowls, diameter 7.5” — 19 cm.12 plates, diameter 5.6” — 14.3 cm.12 bowls, diameter 5.2” — 13.1 cm.12 cups12 saucers2 covered vegetable dishes

covered soup tureen5 serving dishesgravy boat with standcream jugsugar bowl3 oval plattersprinted marks

Est. $700/1,000

127Ormolu Mounted ‘Sèvres’ Large Vase, late 19thcenturyheight 29.5” — 75 cm., signed L.Maxant

Est. $2,000/3,000

128Pair of Ormolu Mounted ‘Sèvres’ Vases andCovers, 20th centuryheight 16.4” — 41.6 cm., painted interlaced L’smarks in blue

Est. $350/500


129Pair of Ormolu Mounted ‘Sèvres’ Mantel Vaseswith Covers, late 19th centuryheight 11.4” — 29 cm., minor loss to ‘jewels’

Est. $350/500

132Delft Blue and White Charger, 18th centuryglaze chips, diameter 13.5” — 34.2 cm.

Est. $300/400

130‘Sèvres’ Bleu Celeste Ground Cup and Saucer,19th centurydiameter 5.5” — 13.9 cm., incised mark; paintedinterlaced Ls enclosing B marks in blue

Est. $200/300

133Delft Blue and White Charger, 18th centurycondition noted, diameter 13.5” — 34.4 cm.,painted marks in underglaze blue

Est. $150/250

131Delft Doré Chinoiserie Charger, 19th centurydiameter 18.3” — 46.5 cm., minor glaze chips

Est. $350/500

134Delft Polychrome Charger, 18th centurydiameter 13.5” — 34.3 cm.

Est. $250/350

135Rozenburg Rectangular Plaque of Figures by aWindow, after Albert Neuhuys, c.1908framed, plaque 13.3” x 10.3” — 33.7 x 26.2 cm.,inscribed n. Albert Neuhuys lower left,“Rozenburg” lower right, painted stork mark,Rozenburg / den Haag 723 and devices in brownverso

Est. $700/1,000

136Rozenburg Rectangular Plaque of a Mother andChild, after Constant Artz, c.1909framed, plaque 13.3” x 10.2” — 33.7 x 26 cm.,inscribed n. ARTZ. lower left, “Rozenburg” lowerright, painted stork mark, Rozenburg / denHaag 181, dW and devices in brown verso

Est. $700/1,000

137Italian Urbino-Style Maiolica Charger, late 19thcenturydiameter 16.5” — 41.8 cm., minor glaze chips

Est. $400/600

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138Italian Urbino-Style Maiolica Charger, late 19thcenturydiameter 16.5” — 41.8 cm., minor glaze chips

Est. $400/600

139‘Sul Mondo’, Lenci Figure, Mario Sturani and Helen Konig Scavini, 1930’sminor restoration, height 19.1” — 48.5 cm., incised signature Elena Scavini, painted marksLenci / TORINO / ITALY / .M. in black

Est. $4,000/6,000

140‘Flute Player and Goat’, Pablo Picasso CeramicPlaque, c.195610” x 10” — 25.5 x 25.5 cm., impressedMADOURA PLEIN FEU / EMPREINTE /ORIGINALE DE / PICASSO

Est. $2,000/3,000


141Twenty-Four Lenox ‘America’s Cup Defender’ and ‘Clipper Ships’ Service Plates, c.1934-47one minor rim chip, diameter 10.5” — 26.7 cm., printed marks in green, titles and detailedaccounts in gilt, painted pattern numbers 1830/etc. in gilt

Est. $1,000/1,500

Provenance: Estate of Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr

142Brooklin Pottery Canoe-ShapedBowl, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurylength 12.6” — 32 cm.,moulded oval studio mark,incised T. + S. HARLANDER /BROOKLIN / ONT.

Est. $250/350

143Brooklin Pottery Vase, Theo and Susan Harlander, mid-20th centuryheight 15.9” — 40.3 cm., incised TSH monogram andBROOKLIN . ONTARIO . CANADA

Est. $600/800

144Brooklin Pottery Circular Plaque, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 12.6” — 32 cm., moulded oval studio mark,incised T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN . ONTARIO .CANADA

Est. $400/600

A Collection ofBrooklin Pottery

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145Brooklin Pottery Vase, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centuryheight 10” — 25.5 cm., moulded oval studiomark, incised T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN. ONT.

Est. $250/350

146Pair of Brooklin Pottery Candlesticks, Theo andSusan Harlander, mid-20th centuryheight 8.7” — 22.2 cm., moulded oval studiomarks

Est. $300/400

147Brooklin Pottery Vase, Theo and Susan Harlander, mid-20th centuryheight 11” — 28 cm., moulded oval studio mark, incised T. + S. / HAR / LAN/ DER

Est. $1,000/1,500

148Brooklin Pottery Vase, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centuryheight 10.2” — 25.8 cm., moulded oval studiomark, incised T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN. ONT.

Est. $300/400

149Brooklin Pottery Plate, ‘Pour le Merite’, Theoand Susan Harlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 10.7” — 27.3 cm., incised TSHmonogram, T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN .ONTARIO . CANADA

Est. $250/350


151Brooklin Pottery Circular Plaque, Theo andSusan Harlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 10.8” — 27.5 cm., incised TSHmonogram and T. + S. HARLANDER .BROOKLIN . ONTARIO . CANADA

Est. $300/400

152Brooklin Pottery Oval Bowl, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurytwo tiny glaze chips, length 19.3” — 49 cm.,moulded oval studio mark, incised T. + S. / HAR/ LAN / DER

Est. $250/350

153Brooklin Pottery Plate, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 9.5” — 24.3 cm., moulded oval studiomark

Est. $250/350

154Brooklin Pottery Shallow Bowl, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurytiny glaze chip, diameter 11” — 27.9 cm., incisedTSH monogram and TED + SUSANHARLANDER . BROOKLIN . ONTARIO .CANADA

Est. $200/300

155Brooklin Pottery Plate, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 10.2” — 25.8 cm., incised TSHmonogram and T. + S. HARLANDER .BROOKLIN . ONTARIO . CANADA

Est. $200/300

150Brooklin Pottery Figural Candelabrum, Theo and Susan Harlander, mid-20th centuryheight 17” — 43.3 cm., moulded oval studio mark, incised T. + S. / HAR / LAN / DER

Est. $700/1,000

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156Brooklin Pottery Shallow Bowl, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurytiny glaze chips, diameter 11.4” — 29 cm.,incised TSH monogram and TED + SUSANHARLANDER . BROOKLIN . ONTARIO .CANADA

Est. $200/300

159Brooklin Pottery Shallow Bowl, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 5.8” — 14.8 cm., moulded oval studiomark, incised T. + S. HARLANDER.

Est. $150/250

157Brooklin Pottery Small Circular Dish, Theo andSusan Harlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 5.3” — 13.5 cm., moulded oval studiomark, incised T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN. ONT.

Est. $100/200

160Brooklin Pottery Plate, a Bowl and an Ashtray,Theo and Susan Harlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 8” — 20.4 cm.; 6.1” — 15.6 cm.; 6.1”— 15.6 cm., moulded and incised marks

Est. $250/350

158Brooklin Pottery Steep-Sided Bowl, Theo andSusan Harlander, mid-20th centurydiameter 6.9” — 17.4 cm., incised TSHmonogram and BROOKLIN . ONTARIO

Est. $150/250

161Brooklin Pottery Table Lamp, Theo and SusanHarlander, mid-20th centuryminor glaze chip, pottery height 8.7” — 22 cm.,incised T. + S. HARLANDER . BROOKLIN .BROOKLIN

Est. $250/350

162‘Quatre Soleils’, Lalique Moulded and FrostedGlass Perfume Bottle, 1920sheight 2.9” — 7.4 cm., engraved R. LaliqueFrance No. 505

Est. $2,000/3,000

163‘Biskra’, Lalique Moulded Blue Glass Vase,1930sheight 11.4” — 29 cm., stenciled R. LALIQUE /FRANCE

Est. $5,000/7,000

164‘Biskra’, Lalique Moulded and Brown StainedGlass Vase, 1930sheight 11.3” — 28.8 cm., stenciled R. LALIQUE.FRANCE

Est. $1,000/1,500

Glass


165‘Marisa’, Lalique Moulded and Frosted GlassVase, 1930’srim reduced, height 9.1” — 23 cm., engraved R.Lalique France

Est. $1,000/1,500

168Gallé Cameo Glass Orchid Landscape Vase,c.1900height 6.5” — 16.5 cm., cameo signature Gallé

Est. $600/800

166‘Poissons’, Lalique Opalescent Glass Bowl,1930’sdiameter 9.4” — 24 cm., moulded R. LALIQUE

Est. $350/500

169Gallé Cameo Glass Landscape Vase, c.1900height 6.3” — 16 cm., cameo mark Gallé

Est. $700/1,000

167‘Montargis’, Lalique Moulded and Frosted GlassVase, c.1930chip, height 8.3” — 21 cm., moulded R.LALIQUE FRANCE, engraved R. Lalique France

Est. $250/350

170Daum Etched and Enameled Glass ‘Oasis’ Vase,c.1900tiny bruise, height 3.9” — 9.8 cm., paintedDAUM / ‡ / NANCY in black enamel

Est. $700/1,000

171Daum Enameled Cameo Glass ‘Silver Birches’Landscape Vase, c.1900height 5” — 12.6 cm., painted DAUM / NANCY/ ‡ in black enamel

Est. $1,000/1,500

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172Daum Enameled Cameo Glass Landscape SnuffBottle, c.1900height 2.4” — 6 cm., painted marks Daum / ‡ /Nancy in black enamel

Est. $300/500

174Daum Enameled Cameo Glass Landscape Vase,c.1900height 4.4” — 11.3 cm., engraved marks DAUM/ NANCY / ‡

Est. $1,500/2,000

173Daum Enameled Cameo Glass ‘Orchids’ Vase,c.1900height 4.9” — 12.5 cm., diameter 7.5” — 19 cm.,cameo signature DAUM / NANCY / ‡

Est. $1,200/1,800

175Daum Wheel-Carved Lily of the Valley CameoGlass Vase, c.1900height 7.7” — 19.6 cm., engraved marks DAUM/ NANCY / ‡

Est. $800/1,200

176Daum Cameo Glass Vase, c.1900height 17.3” — 44 cm., engraved marks DAUM‡ NANCY

Est. $3,500/5,000

177Daum Cameo Glass Landscape Vase, c.1900height 8.7” — 22 cm., cameo signature DAUM /NANCY / ‡

Est. $800/1,200


178Daum Cameo Glass Dahlia Table Lamp, early 20th centuryheight 16.1” — 41 cm., shade signed in cameo DAUM / NANCY / ‡

Est. $3,500/5,000

180D’Argental Blue Cameo Glass Vase, early 20th centuryheight 6.5" — 16.5 cm., cameo signature d’Argental / ‡

Est. $250/350

179Large Daum Acid-Etched Cameo Glass Prunus Vase, 1920sheight 15.7” — 40 cm., wheel-carved DAUM ‡ NANCY FRANCE

Est. $2,500/3,500

181Legras Enameled Cameo Glass Winter Landscape Vase,early 20th centuryheight 5.3” — 13.5 cm., enameled signature Legras

Est. $500/700

182Le Verre Français Cameo Glass Vase, c.1925-30height 7.5” — 19 cm., engraved signature Le VerreFrançais / France

Est. $250/350

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186Bohemian Silver Mounted Engraved and Enameled Glass Tankard, early 19th centuryheight 5.3” — 13.4 cm.

Est. $400/600

184Lobmeyer Engraved Glass Sweetmeat Goblet,late 19th centuryheight 4.4” — 11.3 cm., engraved mark

Est. $100/200

185Pair of Bohemian Enameled Opaque White Glass Topographical Plates, mid-19th centurywith views of ‘Hohenfurth’ and ‘Presburg’, diameter 7.3” — 18.6 cm.

Est. $200/300

183Loetz Phanomen Iridescent Glass Vase, c.1900height 9.8” — 24.9 cm., engraved signatureLoetz / Austria

Est. $800/1,200


189Pair of Bohemian Zwischengoldglas Beakers,J.M. Pohl, Haida, c.1900height 3.7” — 9.5 cm., one signed J.M. PohlHaida

Est. $700/1,000

191Anglo-Irish Cut Glass Footed Bowl, 19th centuryheight 5.8” — 14.8 cm., diameter 9.4” — 24 cm.

Est. $300/400

187Bohemian Amethyst Overlaid, Cut andEnameled Glass Beaker, mid-19th centuryminor chips, height 4.8” — 12.3 cm.

Est. $250/350

188Bohemian Red and Blue Enameled andEngraved Glass Beaker, mid-19th centuryminor chip, height 5” — 12.6 cm.

Est. $200/300

190Pair of Bohemian Green and Gilt Glass Enameled Portrait Vases, late 19th centuryone stem restored, height 13.8” — 35 cm.

Est. $400/600

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192Survey for ‘Road of Communication from York toNottawasaga Bay’, (Yonge Street) c.1796dry point map on tracing paper with pen and inkannotations, 50" x 21" — 127 x 53.3 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

Note: Concerned about an American attack onNiagara-on-the-Lake Lieutenant Governor JohnGraves Simcoe established a new, moredefensible, capital at York and commissionedthe construction two roads to provide access tothe upper lakes. The first, from York to LakeSimcoe was surveyed by Deputy SurveyorAugustus Jones (who wrote to Acting SurveyorGeneral David W. Smith: "His Excellency waspleased to direct me, previous to my surveyingthe township of York, to proceed on YongeStreet, to survey and open a cart-road from theharbour at York to Lake Simcoe, which I am nowbusy at (i. e. I am busily engaged in thepreparations for this work.)” The second roadlong called the Penetanguishene Road tocontinue to Georgian Bay.

Canadian HistoricalWar of 1812

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193Commander Alexander Dobbs to CommodoreSIr James Yeo, 27th July, 1814report written two days after the Battle ofLundy’s Lane onboard His Majestys Sloop Starin York Harbour informing of Lieutenant GeneralDrummond’s desire to cross the Niagara withthe 89th regiment, referencing maneuvers of theships Netty, Magnet and Charwell, ‘ColonelTucker to drive the enemy out of Lewiston’ andtaking the wounded back to York: “These bravefellows came out of the Hospitals, andrequested me to carry them over to join theirGallant Comrades.” on laid paper watermarkdated 1813, 12.8” x 16” — 32.5 x 40.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

195Commander Alexander Dobbs to CommodoreSIr James L. Yeo, 17th August, 1814report written at the ‘Head Quarters before FortErie’ four days after the Seige of the Fort: “theforty Seamen [were so anxious] to join us thatthey actually marched from Fort George to thisplace in one day, a distance of 32 milesrequesting the officers not to stop them on theroad” “General Drummond having determinedto attack Fort Erie and having expressed a wishfor the assistance of the (navy) instantly offeredto lead them on the assault...we were soon inthe thick of it, I was knocked down close to theFort...the brave men...never left ‘till anexplosion...drove all out..our loss has been verysevere...I fear a number of the [missing] wereblown up’. on laid paper watermark dated 1813,12.8” x 16” — 32.5 x 40.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

194Commander Alexander Dobbs to CommodoreSIr James Yeo, 7th August, 1814report written onboard His Majestys Sloop Star:“I have the pleasure to inform you that theAmerican Squadron made their appearance offthis place yesterday” “The Charwell, Netty andMagnet sailed from York on the 5th ... theMagnet being by some unfortunatecircumstance to leeward was obliged to unionShore and on the approach of the AmericanSquadron she was blown up by LieutenantHawksworth..” on laid paper watermark dated1813, 12.8” x 16” — 32.5 x 40.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

196Commodore Sir James L. Yeo to CaptainAlexander Dobbs, 22nd August, 1814written onboard the H. M. S. Prince Regent atKingston by J. W. Mallard, secretary toCommodore Sir James L. Yeo, informing that he“does not wish the Seamen and Marines underyour command to be employed in any generalattack of the army unless under very particularcircumstances.’ on watermarked laid paper, 9.1”x 14.75” — 23 x 37.5 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

197Sir Isaac Brock Appointment of ChristopherHagerman, Gentleman to Ensign in the FirstRegiment of Lenox, 1812endorsed and with red wax seal of the Provinceof Upper Canada, on laid watermarked paper,7.9” x 12.5” — 20 x 31.8 cm.

Est. $3,000/4,000

199Cromwell, Oliver (1599-1658), Lord Protector ofthe Commonwealth of England, Scottland andIreland,two oblong vellum pages, signed Oliver LP withtwo witnesses and bearing red wax seal on greenribbon, framed, each 13” x 6.5” — 33 x 16.5 cm.;19.25” x 25.25” — 48.9 x 64.1 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

198Atlas of the City of Toronto, Second Edition,March 1890by Chas. E. Goad, Civil Engineer, 50 colouredplates showing all streets, buildings and lotnumbers, revised with pasted in and drawn inrevisions, March 1893,, 19.25” x 14.5” — 48.9 x36.8 cm.

Est. $200/300

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203Pair of French Bronze Figures of SeatedClassical Muses, early-mid 20th centuryafter the models Henry Étienne Dumaige, (1830-1888), each signed in the mould H. Dumaige,height 14.4” — 36.5 cm.

Est. $500/700

200Pair Japanese Bronze Models of Horses, c.1910each modelled standing, one grazing, the otheralert, each width 15.4" — 39 cm., both with threecharacter signature Gyokunan

Est. $1,000/1,500

204After the Ancient Neapolitan Bronze Reductionof the Diane de Gabies, 19th centuryheight 12.2” — 31 cm.

Est. $300/400

201Neapolitan Bronze Figure of the PompeiianSatyr, 19th centuryafter the antique, modelled dancing, on Siennamarble base, height 14.5” — 36.8 cm.

Est. $400/600

205French Bronze Figure of Neptune, 19th centuryfinely chased with green/black patinationmodelled standing on conch shell abovedolphins, on turned rouge griotte marble base,height 13.5” — 34.3 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

Sculpture

202French Gilt Bronze Figure of ‘Milon de Crotone’Rending the Oak, 19th centuryafter the model by Edmé Dumont (1722-1775),on titled black marble base, height 17.5” — 44.5cm.

Est. $300/400


206After the Antique Neapolitan Bronze Group of Love and the Dolphin byMichele d’Amodio, 1887a reduction of the marble excavated at Pompeii, inscribed ‘GeorgivsRevsons Comes Genti Svae D.D. 1887’, signed ‘Amodio, Napoli’, on rougegriotte and black marble socle inscribed ‘L’Amore e Delfino di Pompei’ withrotating table, height 21.7” — 55 cm.

Est. $1,500/2,500

Note: The current lot was probably a commission for Count GeorgesReusens, a Belgian adventure traveller. For a related lot see Christie’s,London, April 24, 2008, Lot 471

208Italian Bronze Reduction of theColleonni Monument, mid 20thcenturyafter the model by Andrea delVerrocchio (1435-1488), on amoulded wooden plinth withbronze relief band, height 21.5”— 54.6 cm.

Est. $800/1,200

207After the Antique Belgian Bronze Model of the Albani Vase, 19th centurywith Bacchanlian decoration including masks, lion skins and grapevineborder and handles,, 8” x 12” — 20.3 x 30.5 cm., foundry mark for H.Luppens & Cie, Bronzes d’Art, Bruxelles,

Est. $600/800

209Pair of Large Bronze Models of the Marley Horses, after GuillaumeCoustou The Elder (French 1677-1746), 19th centuryheight 24.25” — 61.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

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211Johann Philipp Ferdinand Preiss (German,1882-1943)DREAMING, carved ivory figure modelled asa young nude with head resting on one kneeon naturalistic base raised on trapezoid onyxsocle, height 6.9” — 17.5 cm.

Est. $8,000/12,000

210Marcel Bouraine (French, 1886-1948)PAIR OF MARIBOU STORK BOOKENDS,silvered bronze on stepped verde antico basenumbered 127, and signed in the mouldBouraine, height 10” — 25.4 cm.

Est. $4,000/6,000


215Lucien Charles Edouard Alliot (French, 1867-1967)CYMBAL DANCER, c.1920, gilt bronze andcarved ivory figure standing on one foot onstepped marble socle, height 13.2” — 33.5 cm.,signed in the mould L. Alliot, marble similarlyinscribed

Est. $1,000/1,500

213Bruno Zach (Austrian, 1891-1935) c.1930SAUCÉ BARBECUE, gilt bronze figure incised‘Lorenzl’ on turned green onyx base, height14.4” — 36.5 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

Literature: Berman 2823

216Bruno Zach (Austrian,1891-1935)PIERROT ANDPIERRETTE, patinatedbronze and carved ivoryon turned marble base,height 18” — 45.7 cm.,signed in the mould ZachVIENNA

Est. $3,000/4,000

214French Bronze Figure of Atlanta by Aurore Onu,c. 1930modelled running, distracted by the goldenapple, on signed, inlaid wood base, with giltbronze foot, height 18.1” — 46 cm.

Est. $500/700

212August Wilhelm Goebel (German, 1883-1993)INDUSTRY AND LABOUR, c.1930, patinatedbronze figural group on marble base, height24.5” — 62.2 cm., signed in the mould A. W.Goebel, impressed Düsselde foundry mark

Est. $2,000/3,000

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217McClelland Barclay (American, 1891-1942)PATINATED METAL FIGURAL LAMP, C.1931,modelled as Venus standing on rocky outcropholding scallop form shade over pool form tray,signed in the mould McClelland Barclay©1931

Est. $300/400

220French Art Deco Patinated Metal and CarvedIvorine Mantel Group, c.1925modelled as a young woman feeding two fauns,on brown and black onyx base signed D. Costan,13.2” x 23.7” — 33.5 x 60.2 cm.

Est. $400/600

218French Art Deco Parcel Gilt and Patinated Metaland Ivory Figure of a Young Woman, c.1925modelled with a plume fan, descending steppedblack and green and black onyx base signedMenneville, height 17.25” — 43.8 cm.

Est. $400/600

219Belgian Patinated Metal and Ivory Model of anElephant, mid 20th centuryon oval black and green onyx base signedGilquart, Made in Belgium, height 16.3” — 41.5cm.

Est. $300/500

221Mariano Benlliure Y Gil (Spanish, 1862-1947)large patinated bronze mythological group modelled as a maiden asleep in stream with two cherubslooking on, height 21.5" — 54.6 cm., incised signature M. Benlliure with impressed foundry markCampins y Codina, Madrid

Est. $800/1,200


226James Earl Fraser (American, 1876-1953)THE END OF THE TRAIL, patinated bronze onblack marble base, height 26” — 66 cm., signedin the mould 1918 ©Fraser

Est. $6,000/8,000

224French Gilt Bronze and Ivory Bust ofRenaissance Maiden, c.1890by Georges Flamand (1862-1940), modelledholding armorial crest, on gray marble base,height 10.5” — 26.7 cm., signed G. Flamand,with mark foundry H. Mazet Edit., Paris, No. 18

Est. $800/1,200

227Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Figure of aArabian Carpet Seller, early 20th centuryexecuted in the manner of Franz Bergman (1861-1936), height 5.5” — 14 cm.

Est. $400/600

225John Rogers (American, 1829-1904)UNCLE NED’S SCHOOL, bronze group withblackish brown patination, height 19.5” — 49.5cm., signed and titled in the mould with patentdate July 3d. 1866

Est. $3,000/5,000

223Sirio Tofanari (Italian, 1886-1969)LA LUNA DI MIELE (THE HONEYMOON),bronze and carved alabaster on titled rossoVerona marble base, height 20.5” — 52.1 cm.,bronze base signed in the mould

Est. $4,000/6,000

222Emilio FIaschi (Italian, 1858-1941)RECLINING ODALISQUE, carved alabaster andpatinated bronze on onyx base, 13” x 17” — 33 x43.2 cm., base inscribed P. C. E. Fiaschi, Firenze

Est. $800/1,200

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231After Mathurin Moureau (French, 1822-1912)RETOUR DE PECHE AU MOULE, patinatedbronze group, height 23” — 58.4 cm., signed inthe mould Math. Moreau, Hors Concours

Est. $800/1,200

229Henri Louis Levasseur (French, 1853-1934)DIANE CHASSEURESSE, gilt bronze, modelledas Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, standing overfallen game, base with title plaque with ‘HorsConcours’, height 20.5” — 52.1 cm., signed inthe mould Levasseur

Est. $600/800

230Jean Bulio (French 1827-1911)MUSE OF MUSIC WITH PUTTI, patinatedbronze group, height 16.25” — 41.3 cm., incisedsignature Bulio and impressed AV

Est. $800/1,200

232Agathon Leonard(French, 1841-1923)SCARF DANCERFIGURAL TABLELAMP, C1900, height23.6” — 60 cm.,signed in the mould A.Léonard sculp., withSusse Freres Edituers,Paris, neck plugimpressed ‘GenouLeve, Les Trios’

Est. $20,000/30,000

Note: The current lotis the ‘raised knee’version of a trio, asindicated by theimpressed marks

228Eugène Laurent (French, 1832-1898)JEANNE D’ARC, patinated bronze figure of Joanof Arc receiving visions, height 20.25” — 51.4cm., signed in the mould E. Laurent

Est. $1,000/1,500


237French Animalier School Bronze Model of anInjured Whippet, 19th centurymodelled in the manner of Antoine-Louis Barye,licking bandaged leg with bowl and rag on ovalbase, 8” x 13” — 20.3 x 33 cm.

Est. $300/500

Provenance: Property from the Private Collectionof Stanley Wagman, Toronto

235Mathurin Moreau (FRENCH, 1822-1912)AT THE SPRING, bronze figure of a youngDutch girl filling a pot at a spring, height 24” —61 cm., incised signature Moreau Math Scpt andimpressed foundry mark E. Colin & Cie, Paris

Est. $1,000/1,500

238Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875)JAGUAR DEVOURING A CROCODILE, patinatedbronze group on naturalistic base, 3.1” x 9.1” —7.9 x 23.1 cm., incised signature BARYE

Est. $500/700

Provenance: Sotheby’s, New York, May 14, 1976;Property of the Estate of Dorothy DavenportBuckley, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.

236Eugène Marioton (French, 1854-1933)VAINQUEUR, (Victor), patinated bronze onmarble base, incised signature and title tobronze base, with impressed foundry mark Siot,Paris and numbered 787D

Est. $600/800

234Eugène Marioton (French, 1854-1933)HALLALI (HUNTING CRY), patinated bronze,title to base, height 24.75” — 62.9 cm., incisedsignature E. Marioton

Est. $1,000/1,500

233Albert Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887)MÉLODIE, bronze, with title plaque, height 31.5”— 80 cm., signed in the mould A CarrierBelleuse

Est. $2,000/3,000

239Auguste Joseph Peiffer (French, 1832-1886)HELEN OF TROY, gilt bronze, modelled seatedabsently fondling necklace and with hand mirror,height 17.5” — 44.5 cm., incised PEIFFER

Est. $1,000/1,500

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240George II Ebonized Quarter Chiming Bracket Clock, James Chater, London, c.1760the 8 inch brass dial with silvered Roman/Arabic chapter ring, date and mock pendulum aperturesand makers crescent flanked by mask spandrels, strike/silent, quarters/no quarters and regulating ringin the break arch with further grotesque spandrels, fronting 7 pillar triple fusée anchor escapementmovement striking on bell and chiming on 8 bells with scroll engraved backplate having ho-ho birdsbelow makers name James Chater, LONDON, height 20.5” — 52.1 cm.

Est. $3,000/4,000

242English Walnut Mantle Clock, Mallett,Barnstaple, late 19th centurythe 6 inch square engraved silver signed dialfronting a heavy 4 pillar two fusée movementstriking gong in ormolu mounted case withbevelled glass panels, 12.4” x 7.75” x 9.8” — 31.5x 19.7 x 25 cm.

Est. $600/800

241English Brass Inlaid Mahogany Bracket Clock,Joseph Banister,Colchester, c.1830the 6 inch signed dial fronting a time only fuséemovement in arched case raised on brass ballfeet, height 15.5” — 39.4 cm.

Est. $800/1,200

244Large George III Style Ormolu MountedMahogany Quarter Chiming Bracket Clock,c.1900the 6.5 inch engraved brass dial with enamelledchapter ring fronting a heavy triple fuséemovement chiming on nest of eight bell or fourgongs and striking hours on further gong.,height 19.3” — 49 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

243Large George III Style Ormolu MountedMahogany Quarter Chiming Bracket Clock, JohnHunt, Preston, c.1900the 7.5 inch brass dial with silvered chapter ringfronting a heavy triple fusée movement chimingon nest of eight bell or four gongs and strikinghours on further gong., height 28” — 71.1 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

Clocks


245Austrian Ormolu Mounted Ebonised GrandeSonnerie Coach Alarm Clock, c.1825the 3.5 inch silvered dial fronting a four trainmovement striking on two gongs and alarm bellin square case surmounted by bale all raised onseparate easel stand, height 11.6” — 29.5 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

248Louis XVI Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock, c.1780the 3.5 inch white Roman dial with Arabic minutetrack fronting a small time only silk threadmovement in a box on pedestal case withacanthus, laurel garland, and guilloche banddecoration all surmounted by urn, height 12.2”— 31 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

246French Gothic Style Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock,c.1870the 4.5 inch enamelled dial fronting acountwheel movement signed Japy Freres in anornate case decorated with architectural featuresincluding gargoyles and grotesques, height 33”— 83.8 cm.

Est. $600/800

247Large Louis XV Style GiltBronze Cartel Clock, c.1875the 9 inch white Romandial signed Etne. Lenoir,Paris, fronting a two traincountwheel movementsigned H. & F., Paris andnumbered 2730 - 1875,striking a bell, in a caseafter the model by JacquesCaffieri, c.1750, surmountedby sunburst behind putti inchariot, and with Cupid andPsyche above the acanthusterminal, height 42.5” —108 cm.

Est. $8,000/12,000

249Three Piece French Biscuit Porcelain Mountedand Cloisonné Enamelled Gilt Bronze ClockGarniture, c.1910the 3.75 inch dial fronting a rack and snailmovement signed Vincenti & Cie. striking on agong in ornate case flanked by similar vases

Est. $600/800

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253Hermès Enamelled and Gilt Brass WeatherStation Desk Compendium, c.1970the rotating cube having clock with batteryoperated Swiss movement with date,thermometer, barometer and hygrometer allsurmounted by compass and on saddle stitchedleather base, In good condition.

Est. $2,000/3,000

Exhibited: Estate of Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr

250French Renaissance Style Gilt Bronze TableClock, 19th centurythe 3 inch gilt dial fronting a two train rack andsnail movement striking on a gong, height 14.5”— 36.8 cm.

Est. $300/400

254Carved and Polychromed Ivory Head of Christ,Spanish-Philippines, 17th centuryheight 4.7” — 12 cm.

Est. $3,000/5,000

251Napoleon III Sevres Style Porcelain MountedGilt Bronze Mantle Clock, c.1870the 3.5 inch porcelain dial fronting a two trainmovement striking bell, in case decorated in theaesthetic taste with grotesque, spheres, swagand foliate scrolls surmounted by covered urn,height 15” — 38.1 cm.

Est. $500/700

255Pair of Qajar Gold and Silver Damascened SteelVases, Iran, late 19th centuryeach decorated all over with engraved reserves,the handled bulbous body to flaring mouth, allraised on spreading foot, height 12.2” — 31 cm.

Est. $600/800

252Miniature Swiss Gilt Bronze and Copper EnamelStreet Lamp Form Clock, c.1900in gold velvet casecase height 7.75” — 19.7 cm.

Est. $600/800

Ethnographic & Asian Arts


256Ottoman Syrian Silver, Brass and CopperOverlaid Tray, Damascus, 19th centuryof round form with raised rim and arabesqueand mask decoration and Islamic calligraphiccartouches, diameter 18.5” — 47 cm.

Est. $400/600

260Pair of Chinese Hardstone Overlaid Jade Table Screens, mid 20th centuryeach oval panel with painted and parcel gilt decoration verso on pierce carved hardwood stand, height19.75” — 50.2 cm.

Est. $1,000/1,500

257Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Enamelled and GiltBronze Longevity Crane Candle Prickets, Early20th Centuryeach modelled standing on the shell of amythical tortoise with branch in beak anddecorated in pattern of red, green, royal blue,white, yellow, and pink on sky-blue ground,tallest height 13.2” — 33.5 cm.

Est. $600/800

258Chinese Cloisonné Enamel Tulip Vase, early 20thcenturydecorated overall with lotus flowers andscrolling vines on a blue ground, height 12.2” —31 cm., four-character Xuande mark

Est. $600/800

259Large Chinese Cloisonné Peach-Form Box,Republican Periodthe lid with ‘shou’ medallion encircled by by fivecarved jade bats with agate wings, the interiorenamel decoration of bats amongst clouds,length 10.6” — 27 cm.

Est. $600/800

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261Ormolu Mounted Chinese Export Porcelain Mandarin Rose Punch Bowl, 18th centurythe gilt bronze mounts, French, 19th century, height 9.8” — 25 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

263Japanese Bronze Usubata Vase, Meiji Periodin two parts, the flaring dish on bird of paradisehandled reservoir on four scrolling legs withtiger masks, all raised on ring foot, height 17.5”— 44.5 cm.

Est. $400/600

264Japanese Articulated Iron Model of a Lobster,Jizai Iseebi, 19th Centuryof riveted construction with engraved andrepoussé detail, length 13” — 33 cm., inscribedMyochin

Est. $600/800

262Pair of Chinese Bronze Floor Vases, c.1900each of baluster form with octagonal mouth andspreading foot, the body decorated with sinuousdragon chasing the flaming pearl, height 21.7”— 55 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

265Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Guardian FIgures,Meiji Periodeach modelled standing on rockery raised ontable form base with cloud decorated legs, nowmounted as table lamps, figure height 28.75” —73 cm.; 41.5” — 105.4 cm.

Est. $6,000/8,000


269Pair of Victorian Patinated and GIlt Bronze EwerForm Garniture, c.1880on rouge griotte and black marble bases, nowmounted as table lamps, height 28” — 71.1 cm.

Est. $300/500

266Large Japanese Bronze Mounted CloisonnéEnamel Charger, 19th Centurythe plate with large crab amongst sea plants, ina bronze frame cast in relief with Noh masksand beetles, diameter 20.25” — 51.4 cm.

Est. $600/800

267French Silvered Bronze Mounted Turned AgateTazza, c.1900modelled in the Louis XVI manner the bowl withpierced foliate scroll band and ram’s headhandles, 12.2” x 15” — 31 x 38.1 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

268Tiffany Studios, New York, Four Piece ‘Bookmark’ Pattern Desk Setcomprising letter rack (1020), calendar (945), pen tray (1055) and paper knife (1097), each numberedand with makers mark

Est. $600/800

270Pair of Louis XV Style Gilt Bronze Four LightCandelabra, Late 19th centurywith removable branches for use as candlesticks,height 22.25” — 56.5 cm.

Est. $300/500

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274Handel Glass Mosaic and Bronze Table Lamp,c.1910the 14.25 inch domed milk glass shade willcoloured glass overlay on ‘spider’ and ringsigned base with applied bronze rope work,height 18.5” — 47 cm.

Est. $3,000/5,000

271Set of Four Silvered Ship’s Figural Wall Sconces,Miller’s, London, early 20th centuryeach in the form of Neptune, seated with tridentand horn, with gambrelled sprung candle tubewith glass shade and impressed maker’s mark,height 14” — 35.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000


275Handel Reverse Painted Glass and Patinated Bronze Birds of Paradise Table Lamp, c.1927the 18 inch shade numbered 7685 and signed A. (Albert M.) Parlow, on handled jug form base, thesuspension ring with impressed maker’ mark and patent no. 979664, base with fabric label, height 20”— 50.8 cm., suspension ring with impressed mark

Est. $7,000/9,000

272Set of Six Silvered Ship’s Figural Wall Sconces,mid 20th centurymodelled after the previous lot, each in the formof Neptune, seated with trident and horn, withgambrelled sprung candle tube with glassshade, height 14” — 35.6 cm.

Est. $2,000/3,000

Exhibited: Estate of Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr

273Handel Leaded Slag Glass Cherry Blossom TableLamp, c.1910the 16 inch shade with foliate floral band onsigned copper plated white metal three socketbase with acorn pulls, height 22.25” — 56.5 cm.

Est. $800/1,200


280Miniature Mahogany Chest of Drawers, c.1850with three banded graduated drawers overserpentine apron with bracket feet, 11” x 11.5” x5.4” — 27.9 x 29.2 x 13.6 cm.

Est. $300/400

277Silver Conductor’s Baton, 1964with presentation engraving from Jack Benny to EdgarF. Kaiser, Honorary Conductor, Oakland SymphonyOrchestra, length 20.8” — 52.8 cm.

Est. $200/300


278Full Bodied Copper and Zinc Rooster Weathervane,19th/20th centuryattributed to L. W. Cushing & Co., Waltham,Massachusetts, the hollow form with verdisgris patinaon cast feet, 26.5” x 28.25” — 67.3 x 71.8 cm.

Est. $800/1,200

279George III Mahogany Travelling WritingSlope/Lectern, early 19th centurywith lacquered brass hardware and side pen andstationary drawers, 9” x 18.75” x 9.8” — 22.9 x47.6 x 25 cm.

Est. $300/400

281Miniature Mahogany Chest of Drawers, c.1850with four bead edged graduated drawers overserpentine apron with bracket feet, 13.6” x 13” x6.3” — 34.5 x 33 x 16 cm.

Est. $300/400

276Handel Reverse Painted and Enamelled Glass Peacock Table Lamp, c.1923the domed acid etched 18 inch shade numbered 7126 and signed Gubisch on gilt and enamelled metalbrazier form base, retaining original hardware and tassel pulls, height 23.6” — 60 cm.

Est. $15,000/20,000

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285English Illuminated Vellum Manuscript Leaf,Matthew 19, 19th centurythe 13th and 14 verses ornately illuminated andillustrated with cherubic roundels agiainst richlypolychromed and parcel gilt patterned ground,sight 25” x 20” — 63.5 x 50.8 cm.; 32” x 27” —81.3 x 68.6 cm.

Est. $400/600

282Miniature George III Style Oak Slant Front Desk,c.1850the drop front opening to pigeon hole interiorover ‘secret’ compartment under sliding writingsurface over six graduated drawers, 13.8” x 11.25”x 6.1” — 35 x 28.6 x 15.6 cm.

Est. $300/400

286Flemish Mythological Tapestry, The Judgement of Paris, 18th centuryBrussels or Antwerp, with five figures, cherub and animals in wooded landscape, 101” x 124” — 254 x315 cm.

Est. $3,000/5,000

283Louis XVI Style Terra Cotta Group in the Mannerof Clodion, mid 20th centurymodelled as a young satyr with two cherubsfrolicking amongst grape harvest on parcel giltfluted base, 10.25” x 17.75” — 26 x 45.1 cm.,inscribed Calenali and impressed 1280 withindistinct makers mark

Est. $200/300

284Pair of Italian Carved and Polychromed CherubForm Architectural Fragments, early 19th centuryonce part of a larger group, each modelledlooking down with tilted head, height 14.5” —36.8 cm.

Est. $600/800

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All lots will be offered and sold subject to the Conditions of Sale which appear in this catalogueas well as any Glossary and posted or oral announcement. By bidding at auction, bidders arebound by those Conditions and Glossary, as amended by any oral announcement or postednotices, which together form the contract of sale between the successful bidder (buyer),Waddington’s™ or Joyner™ Waddington’s, and the consignor (seller) of the lot. Descriptions orphotographs of lots are not warranties and each lot is sold “as is” in accordance with theConditions of Sale.

A premium of 20% of the successful bid price of each lot up to and including $50,000 and15% on any amount in excess of $50,000 is paid by the buyer as part of the total purchaseprice.

A charge of 13% HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) is applicable on the hammer price and buyer'spremium, except for purchases exported from Canada. In the case where purchases are shippedout of the province of Ontario, the HST or GST is charged based on the tax status of thatprovince.

Frames on artwork are not included as part of purchase or condition.

BiddingTo bid in person at the auction, you must register for a bidding number by showingidentification acceptable to the Auctioneer upon entering the salesroom. Your number willidentify you if you are the successful bidder. You will be responsible for all lots purchased onyour bidding number. Banking information may be requested by Waddington’s™ or Joyner™

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PaymentPayment for purchases must be by cash, INTERAC direct debit (Cdnclients in person only), certified cheque (U.S. & Overseas not applicable), travelers cheque, bankdraft, electronic transfer (fee applies), VISA or Mastercard (up to $25,000). As Waddington'srequires written authorization for all credit card purchases, credit cards must be presented inperson by the cardholder and therefore cannot be accepted over the telephone. However, faxauthorization arrangements can be made.

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All lots are sold “AS IS”. Any description issued by the auctioneer of an article to be sold is subjectto variation to be posted or announced verbally in the auction room prior to the time of sale. Whilethe auctioneer has endeavoured not to mislead in the description issued, and the utmost care istaken to ensure the correct cataloguing of each item, such descriptions are purely statements ofopinion and are not intended to constitute a representation to the prospective purchasers and nowarranty of the correctness of such description is made. An opportunity for inspection of eacharticle is offered prior to the time of sale. No sale will be set aside on account of lack ofcorrespondence of the article with its description or its reproduction, if any, whether colour or black& white. Some lots are of an age and/or nature which preclude their being in pristine conditionand some catalogue descriptions make reference to damage and/or restoration. The lack of sucha reference does not imply that a lot is free from defects nor does any reference to certain defectsimply the absence of others. Frames on artwork are not included as part of purchase or condition.It is the responsibility of prospective purchasers to inspect or have inspected each lot upon whichthey wish to bid, relying upon their own advisers, and to bid accordingly.

Each lot sold is subject to a premium of 20% of the successful bid price of each lot up to andincluding $50,000 and 15% on any amount in excess of $50,000 as part of the purchase price.

Unless exempted by law, the buyer is required to pay Harmonized Sales Tax on the total purchaseprice including the buyer’s premium. For international buyers, taxes are not applicable whenpurchases are shipped out of country. Items shipped out of Ontario, the buyer is required to paytaxes as per the tax status of that province, whether it HST or GST (Goods and Services Tax).

The auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any lot from sale at any time, to divide any lot or tocombine any two or more lots at his sole discretion, all without notice.

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Each lot may be subject to an unpublished reserve which may be changed at any time by agreementbetween the auctioneer and the consignor. The auctioneer may bid, or direct an employee to bid,on behalf of the consignor as agreed between them. In addition, the auctioneer may accept andsubmit absentee and telephone bids, to be executed by an employee of the auctioneer, pursuantto the instructions of prospective purchasers not in attendance at the sale.

The highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer for any lot shall be the buyer and such buyer shallforthwith assume full risk and responsibility for the lot and must comply with such other Conditionsof Sale as may be applicable. If any dispute should arise between bidders the auctioneer shall havethe absolute discretion to designate the buyer or, at his option, to withdraw any disputed lot fromthe sale, or to re-offer it at the same or a subsequent sale. The auctioneer’s decision in all casesshall be final.

Immediately after the purchase of a lot, the buyer shall pay or undertake to the satisfaction of theauctioneer with respect to payment of the whole or any part of the purchase price requested bythe auctioneer, failing which the auctioneer in his sole discretion may cancel the sale, with or withoutre-offering the item for sale.

The buyer shall pay for all lots within 48 hours from the date of the sale, after which a latecharge of 2% per month on the total invoice may be incurred or the auctioneer, in his solediscretion, may cancel the sale. The buyer shall not become the owner of the lot until paidfor in full. Items must be removed within 10 days from the date of sale , after which storagecharges may be incurred.

Each lot purchased, unless the sale is cancelled as above, shall be held by the auctioneer athis premises or at a public warehouse at the sole risk of the buyer until fully paid for andtaken away.

Notwithstanding condition no. 1, if the buyer, prior to removal of a lot, makes arrangementssatisfactory to the auctioneer for the inspection of such lot by a fully qualified personacceptable to the auctioneer to determine the genuineness or authenticity of the lot, to becarried out promptly following the sale of the lot, and if, but only if, within a period of 14 daysfollowing the sale a written opinion of such person is presented to the auctioneer to the effectthat the lot is not genuine or authentic, accompanied by a written request by the buyer forrescission of the sale, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the sale price refunded tothe buyer.

Payment for purchases must be by cash, INTERAC direct debit (Cdn clients in person only),certified cheque (U.S. & Overseas not applicable), travelers cheque, bank draft, electronictransfer (fee applies), and VISA or Mastercard (up to $25,000). As Waddington's requireswritten authorization for all credit card purchases, credit cards must be presented in personby the cardholder and therefore cannot be accepted over the telephone. However, faxauthorization arrangements can be made.

In the event of failure to pay for or remove articles within the aforementioned time limit, theauctioneer, without limitation of the rights of the consignor and the auctioneer against thebuyer, may resell any of the articles affected, and in such case the original buyer shall beresponsible to the auctioneer and the consignor for:

(a) any deficiency in price between the re-sale amount and the amount to have been paid by the original buyer;

(b) any reasonable charge by the auctioneer for the storage of sucharticles until payment and removal by the subsequent buyer; and

(c) the amount of commission which the auctioneer would haveearned had payment been made in full by the original buyer.

It is the responsibility of the buyer to make all arrangements for insuring, packing andremoving the property purchased and any assistance by the auctioneer or his servants, agentsor contractors, in packing or removal shall be rendered as a courtesy and without any liabilityto them.

The auctioneer acts solely as agent for the consignor and makes no representation as to anyattribute of, title to, or restriction affecting the articles consigned for sale. Without limitation,the buyer understands that any item bought may be affected by the provisions of the CulturalProperty Export Act (Canada).

The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse admission to the sale or to refuse to recognize anyor all bids from any particular person or persons at any auction.

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