Saturday 23rd January 2010 at 10.30 a.m.

PICTURES, PRINTS, BOOKS & EPHEMERA,and

ANTIQUE FURNITURE & OBJECTS

Lot 73

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GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE

VENDORS CONDITIONS

7. Instructions. As Semley Auctioneers are auctioneers, all goods delivered to Semley Auctioneers’ premises will be deemed to be delivered for sale by Auction unless otherwise stated in writing and will be catalogued and sold at Semley Auctioneers’ discretion and accepted by Semley Auctioneers subject to all the Sale Conditions. The Auctioneers have sole discretion as to cataloguedescription, type of Sale, and grouping of items submitted for auction. The Auctioneers may decline to accept for sale any item without giving any reason therefore. By delivering the goods to Semley Auctioneers for inclusion in their auction sales each vendor acknowledges that he or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these conditions. The right is reserved to charge 15% of the Auctioneer’s mid estimate of any item(s) withdrawn from sale having been accepted for sale, together with all other charges incurred. VAT is payable on all charges. The Auctioneers may exercise a lien on any such item(s).

8. Collections. Semley Auctioneers do not themselves usually undertake the collection of goods but will, if required in writing, instruct a contractor on the vendors behalf in their capacity as agents. Semley Auctioneers disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods to and for damage to premises caused by the contractor who should be insured for such risks. Unless instructions are received to the contrary the charge for these services will be normally deducted from the proceeds of sale.

9. Loss or Damage. Semley Auctioneers disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by the direct negligence of their employees.

10. Storage. Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to store or arrange for the storage of goods delivered to them for sale either on their own premises or elsewhere at their sole discretion. They exempt themselves from any liability for loss or damage to goods delivered to their sale rooms without sufficient sale instructions and reserve the right to make a minimum storage charge of 50p per lot per day for such goods (unless the loss or damage is caused by the negligence of their employees).

11. Right to Sell. Vendors will be charged for goods left on the premises if the vendor has been requested to remove them and if the goods are not removed within fourteen days of such request Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage charges.

1�. Insurance. (a). Unless otherwise instructed in writing all goods on Semley Auctioneers’premises and in their custody will be held insured against the risks of fire, theft following forcible entry and water damage (but not against accidental breakage or damage) for which insurance Semley Auctioneers will charge a premium of £1.50 per £100 (minimum 1p). The value of the goods so covered shall be the gross amount re-alised, or in the case of unsold lots the best bid, or in the case of goods withdrawn prior to a sale that which the specialised staff of Semley Auc-tioneers shall in their absolute discretion estimate to be the auction value of such goods.

(b). Semley Auctioneers shall not be responsible for damage to or the loss, theft or destruction of any goods not so insured upon the owner’s written instructions.

(c). Semley Auctioneers shall not be responsible for accident breakage, loss or damage howsoever caused unless directly caused by the negligence of their employees.

1. Definitions. In these Conditions Semley Auctioneers, who act only as auctioneers and agents for the vendor, are called “The Auctioneers”, and the representative of Semley Auctioneers conducting the Auction is called “The Auctioneer”.

�. General. Whilst Semley Auctioneers make every effort to ensure the ac-curacy of their catalogue and the description of any lot:

(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions.

(b) Semley Auctioneers do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, attribu-tion, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(c) All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally, as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Semley Auctioneers, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendors so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(d) Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneer within ten days of the day of sale.

(e) Semley Auctioneers reserve the right at their absolute discretion to refuse admission to their premises or attendance at their sales, without giving any reason therefore.

3. The Auction(a) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any

two or more lots, to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneer’s discretion.

(b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. If during the auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance of bidding or refuse a bid.

(c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor. Where there is no reserve price (but not otherwise) the seller has the right to bid either personally or by any one person (who may be the Auctioneer).

(d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot.

4. Rescission. Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within ten days after the sale Semley Auctioneers have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery, and within fourteen days after such notification the buyer returns the same to Semley Auctioneers in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Semley Auctioneers that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. In the event of a dispute then the matter shall be settled by arbitration, the arbitrator to be nominated by the President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Both the buyer and the vendor agree to be bound by the decision.

5. Default. Semley Auctioneers disclaim responsibility for default by either the buyer or the vendor because they act as agents for the vendor only and therefore do not pay out to the vendor until payment is received from the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.

6. In the event of a sale by private treaty both the vendor and the buyer agree to be bound by the General and any Special Conditions of Sale.

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Saturday �3rd January �010 at 10.30 a.m.

PICTURES, PRINTS, BOOKS & EPHEMERA,and

ANTIQUE FURNITURE & OBJECTS

Viewing Times

Thursday �1st January 9.00 a.m to 5.30 p.m.Friday ��nd January - 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.

and Morning of Sale from 9.00 a.m.

To be sold in Salerooms Two and Three

Catalogue: £5.00

Front Cover Illustration : Lot 73

Sale No: 174Semley Auctioneers

Station Road, Semley, Shaftesbury,Dorset SP7 9AN

Telephone: (01747) 855 1�� Fax: (01747) 855 ���

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Third Party Liability: Every person on Semley Auctioneers’ premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk. He shall have no claim against Semley Auctioneers in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save insofar as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Semley Auctioneers’ employees.

Special Notices:Prospective buyers are advised to take heed of any special notices displayed in the salerooms or announced from the rostrum as these may affect or invalidate statements made in the catalogue or printed elsewhere.

Buyer’s Registration:All prospective buyers must register with the clerk and obtain a bidding number prior to the commencement of the sale. This number, once issued, is permanent and applicable to all sales conducted by Semley Auctioneers. Proof of identity may be required. Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse bids from or to re-offer lots bought by buyers whose identities have not been satisfactorily established. It is appreciated if registration can be completed before the day of the sale.

Buyer’s Premium:A premium of 17.5% plus VAT at the standard rate will be charged on the hammer price of each lot.

V.A.T.:All lots marked with an asterisk (*) are subject to VAT on the hammer price in addition to the Buyer’s Premium. We operate under the VAT Margin Scheme.

General Conditions of Sale:These may be found at the back of the catalogue.

Rate of Sale:Approximately 1�0 lots per hour. This may vary and the auctioneers cannot be held responsible for a buyer missing a lot.

Estimates:These are intended only as a guide to prospective buyers. Any bid between the listed figures would, in our opinion, offer a fair chance of success. However, the degree of competition for a lot may cause it to sell above or below the given estimates. Estimates can be subject to revision so it is advisable to enquire of any change nearer the time of the sale. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium.

Commission Bids (Absentee Bidding):We will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. All bids are treated in strict confidence and the auctioneers undertake to purchase lots as cheaply as permitted by other bids and any reserves. If more than one bid for the same lot is received the bidding shall commence at one bid above the underbidder’s maximum bid. Where identical bids are left for the same lot the earlier bid left will take precedence. Bidding slips are available from the office and can be found at the back of the catalogue. All bidding slips must be signed. Faxed bids may also be sent. However, these must include the name, address, daytime telephone number and signature of the intending buyer. No responsibility will be accepted for taxed bids or bids taken over the telephone. All written bids must be submitted to the clerk before the commencement of the sale.The auctioneers accept no responsibility for wrong lot numbers entered.Please note all bids are subject to Buyer’s Premium as stated.

Semley Auctioneers will endeavour to advise successful commission bidders as soon as possible. However, we cannot accept responsibility for this and therefore suggest to all commission bidders that they enquire as to whether or not they were successful or not at the end of the sale or shortly thereafter.

Telephone Bids:There are a limited number of telephone lines. Any buyer wishing to bid by this method should book and confirm in writing not less than �4 hours prior to the commencement of the sale. However, it should be noted that the auctioneers may be unable to contact the intending bidder at the desired time and therefore such requests will be entirely at the risk of the intending bidder. This service is only available for lots expected to realise more than £500.

Export Licences:An export licence is required for certain items and others above a certain value leaving the United Kingdom. The obtaining of a relevant licence is the responsibility of the buyer.

Condition of Lots:While an identification of damage is given in some instances, an absence of such advise does not imply that a lot is free from defect. Prospective buyers are strongly advised to inspect any lot on which they intend to bid.All weights and measurements are approximate and should be verified by intending buyers.

Payment:Payment may be made by cash, banker’s draft, or cheque supported by a valid cheque guarantee card and provided that the amount does not exceed the limit stated on that card. Cheques in excess of their guaranteed limit will only be accepted if prior arrangement has been made with the auctioneers.

We also accept debit cards and some (but not all) credit cards. There is a surcharge of �% on the total invoice for payments made by credit card.

A charge is made for electronic transfers to our bank. Ourbankers are

Barclays Bank PLCShaftesbury BranchMid Wessex GroupKing George StreetYeovilSomerset. BA�0 1PXSort Code: �0-99-40Account number.. 40796948

Clearing:No lot may be removed from the salerooms before full payment has been received and a receipted invoice shown. All lots must be cleared not later than 13.00 hours on the third working day following the sale unless prior arrangement has been made with the auctioneers.

Delivery:Delivery of goods can be arranged through our ‘in-house’ carriers service who charge a competitive rate. Early bookings are advised. Buyers are reminded that the onus is on them for the prompt removal of purchases from the salerooms.

Postage:A charge is made for items requiring packing and postage, on receipt of which the goods will be dispatched.

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Please Note the Buyer’s Premium of 17.5% plus VAT

Lot 1

PICTURES, PRINTS, BOOKS & EPHEMERA,Saleroom Two

Books

1 Propertyofagentleman-ALEXANDER,William-‘TheCos-tumeofChina’-completewithforty-eightcolouredengrav-ings,London,WilliamMiller,1805,unbound(seeillustra-tion).£300-500

2 Propertyofadeceasedestate-DICKENS,Charles-‘AllTheYearRound’-completesetoftwentyvolumes,1859-1868,inhalfleatherwithmarbledboards(20)(seeillustration).£200-300

3 Propertyofalady-SCOTT,Walter-‘WaverleyNovels’-com-pletesetofforty-eightvolumes,Cadell,Edinburgh&Whit-taker,London,1829-1834,leatherwithmarbledboards,onewithspinemissing&detachedboards,onewithspine&boardsdetached(48)(seeillustration).£100-200

4 Propertyofagentleman-WHYMPER,Edward-‘ScramblesAmongstTheAlpsInTheYears1860-69’-secondedition,London,JohnMurray,1871,fullleatherwithgilt(seeillus-tration).Footnote-pastedlibraryplatewithBrocklebankcoatofarms(BrocklebankimpaledwithRoydsforThomasBrocklebank,secondsonofRalphBrocklebank).£50-100

5 Propertyofagentleman-threechildren’sbooks,compris-ingearlyeditionofRudyardKipling’s‘JustSoStories’,inred pictorial boards (no white flaking) (title page missing); NormanHunter’s‘TheIncredibleAdventuresofProfessorBranestawm’, John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1933; and JulesVerne’s‘TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSeas’,SampsonLow,Marston&Co.Ltd.,circa1903byschoolpresentationlabel(3).

6 Propertyofagentleman-fourtravelbooksincludingBrig.Gen.Hon.C.G.Bruce,C.B.-‘HimalayanWanderer’-London,AlexanderMaclehose&Co.,1934,blueclothboards(4).

7 Propertyofagentleman-RoyalCommissiononHistoricalMonuments-‘AnInventoryofHistoricalMonumentsintheCountyofDorset’-volumethree,centralDorset,partsone& two (two volumes), Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1970, withdustjackets,incardboardbox.

8 Propertyofadeceasedestate-ROCQUE,John-‘AnExactSurveyoftheCity’sofLondonWestminsteryeBoroughofSouthwarkandtheCountrynear10MilesRoundLondon’and‘APlanoftheCitiesofLondonandWestminsterandBoroughofSouthwarkwiththeContiguousBuildingsfromanActualSurvey’-twopartsinone,1971,editedbyHarryMargarywithintroductorynotesbyJamesHowgego,16plus24maps,elephantfolio,softcover.

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9 Propertyofalady-TWAIN,Mark(SamuelL.Clemens)-‘Lifeon the Mississippi’ - first edition, London, Chatto & Windus, 1883,withpublisher’scataloguedatedOctober1884,red pictorial boards; together with TWAIN, Mark (Samuel L. Clemens) - ‘A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur’ - first edition,London,Chatto&Windus,1889,withpublisher’scatalogue dated June 1889, red pictorial boards; TWAIN, Mark(SamuelL.Clemens)-‘RoughingItandTheInnocentsatHome’-newedition,London,Chatto&Windus,1885,withpublisher’scataloguedatedApril1887,redpictorialboards; and TWAIN, Mark (Samuel L. Clemens), ed. - ‘Joan ofArc’-London,Chatto&Windus,1896,withpublisher’scataloguedatedNovember1896,bluepictorialboards(4)(seeillustration).

10 Property of a lady - KIPLING, Rudyard - ‘Kim’ - first edition, London,Macmillan,1901,redpictorialboards(seeillustra-tion).

11 Propertyofalady-KIPLING,Rudyard-‘TheJungleBook’and ‘The Second Jungle Book’ - first editions, London, Mac-millan,1894(Junereprint)and1895,giltembossedbluepictorialboards(2)(seeillustration).

12 Property of a gentleman - set of five children’s books with tippedcolourillustrations,comprising-‘HansAndersen’sFairy Tales with Illustrations by W. Heath Robinson’; ‘Stories fromTheArabianNightsRetoldbyLaurenceHousmanwithdrawings by Edmund Dulac’; ‘Peter Pan and Wendy by J.M. BarrieIllustratedinColourandBlack&WhitebyMabelLucie Attwell’; ‘The Bible Story by William Canton’; and ‘Ed-mundDulac’sFairyBookFairyTales’-Hodder&Stoughton,undated,1920’s,giltdecoratedredclothboards(5)(seeillustration).£50-100

13 Property of a gentleman - set of five children’s books with colourillustrations,comprising-STEEL,FloraAnnie-‘Eng-lishFairyTalesIllustratedbyArthurRackham’-London,Macmillan, 1922; KINGSLEY, Charles - ‘The Water-Babies’ - illustrated by Warwick Goble, London, Macmillan, 1922; JAMES,Grace-‘GreenWillow’-illustratedbyWarwickGoble, London, Macmillan, 1923; ‘The Fairy Book’ - by the authorof‘JohnHalifax,Gentleman’,illustratedbyWarwickGoble, London, Macmillan, 1923; and HARRIS, Joel Chan-dler-‘NightswithUncleRemus’-illustratedbyJ.A.Shep-herd,London,Chatto&Windus,newimpression,1925-giltdecoratedredclothboards(5)(seeillustration).£50-100

14 Propertyofagentleman-ALDRIDGE,Alan&PLOMER,Wil-liam - ‘The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper’s Feast - first edition,1973,withlooseinvitationcard,signedbyAlanAldridge,Nov.1973.

15 Propertyofalady-BAUM,L.Frank-‘WizardofOz,TheOriginal Story on which the film is based’ - with 8 colour stills from the film & line illustrations by W.W. Denlow, first editionthus(1939),Hutchinson,London,pictorialboards.

16 Smallquantityofbooks,mostlyantiqueglassrelated,includingonesignedbytheauthor(onhalfofoneshelf).

17 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LYDEKKER,R.-‘WildLifeOfTheWorld’-completethree-volumeset,London,FrederickWarne&Co.,inquartertanleatherwithgreenleather&clothboards(3).

18 Propertyofadeceasedestate-fourbooksonmotoringincludingBODDY,William-‘TheHistoryofBrooklandsMo-tor Course 1906-1940’ - first edition, Grenville Publishing Company,London,1957,blueclothwithdust-jacket(4).

19 Propertyofalady-twoboxescontainingassortedantiques&collectingrelatedbooks(2).

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20 Propertyofalady-GOLDSMITH,Oliver-‘AHistoryoftheEarthandAnimatedNature’-completefour-volumesetwithcolourplates,London,printedbyHenryFisher,attheCaxton-Press,greenleather&clothbindings(4).£50-80

21 WORTLEYAXE,Prof.J.-‘TheHorse,ItsTreatmentinHealthandDisease’-completesetofninevolumes,London,TheGresham Publishing Company, 1906; together with two otherbooks(11).

22 Boxcontainingtwoscrapalbums&assortedbooks.

23 MACCULLOCH,J.-‘RemarksontheArtofMakingWine’-fourthedition,London,Longman,Rees,Orme,Brown&Green,1829,greencloth.

24 OCKLEY,Simon-‘TheHistoryoftheSaracens’-two-volumeset, the first volume inscribed second edition & dated 1718, London,Knaplock,thesecondvolumedated1718,London,Lintot,fullcalf(2)(seeillustration).£50-80

25 FABER,GeorgeStanley-‘ADissertationontheMysteriesoftheCabiri’-two-volumeset,Oxford,UniversityPress,1803,withfold-outplatetoVol.I,re-bound(2).£60-90

26 BROWNE,HydeMathis-‘TheApothecary’sVadeMecum’- London, sold by J. Murray et alia, 1811; together with CORNARO,Lewis-‘SureMethodsofAttainingaLongandHealthfulLife’-fortiethedition,Cheltenham,G.A.Williams,1821; and ‘Coffin’s Botanical Journal and Medical Reform-er’-threevolumes,Manchester,BritishMedico-BotanicPress,1849-1852(5booksinlot).

27 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anEagleAnnualNumberOne.

28 TwoboxescontainingassortedbooksincludingMABBUT,George-‘SirIsaacNewton’sTablesforRenewingandPur-chasingtheLeasesofCathedrals,ChurchesandColleges’,printedforThomasAstley,sixthedition,andWODEHOUSE,P.G. - ‘Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves’, Herbert Jenkins, 1963, first edition,withdustjacket.£50-100

29 SCOTT,SirWalter-‘WaverleyNovels’-IllustratedEdition,completesetofforty-eightvolumes,Edinburgh,Adam&CharlesBlack,1877,calfwithmarbledboards(48).£50-100

30 Property of a deceased estate - five C19th French theatri-calbooks,comprisingFOURNIER,Edouard-‘LeTheatreFrancaisauXVIetauXVIISiecle’-Paris,Laplace,Sanchezet Cie., with colour illustrations; JANIN, Jules - ‘Chefs-D’OeuvreDramatiquesduXVIIISiecle’-Paris,Laplace,Sanchez et Cie., 1872, with colour illustrations; ‘Oeuvres deP.Corneille’-Paris,Laplace,SanchezetCie.,1877,withcolour illustrations; FOURNIER, Edouard - ‘Theatre de L.B. Picard’-Paris,Laplace,SanchezetCie.,1880,withcolourillustrations; and FOURNIER, Edouard - ‘Oeuvres de J. De La Fontaine’-Paris,Laplace,SanchezetCie.,1877(5).£50-100

31 Propertyofadeceasedestate-GRAND-CARTERET,John-‘XIXSiecle’-Paris,LibrairiedeFirmin-DidotetCie.,1893(seeillustration).£50-100

32 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twelveassortedbooksincluding‘ErasmusinPraiseofFolly’,London,Reeves&Turner,1876,halfleatherwithmarbledboards,‘ThePoeti-calWorksofOliverGoldsmith’withpasted-inproofplates,London,AlexanderStrahan,1888,halfblueleatherwithblueclothboards,andseveralearlyC20thlimitededitionvolumes,someinslip-cases(12)(seeillustration).£50-100

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33 Propertyofadeceasedestate-threebooks-DUCHARTRE,PierreLouis(translatedbyRandolphT.Weaver)-‘TheItal-ian Comedy’ - Harrap, 1929, with dust-jacket; FELLOWES, E.H.(ed.)-‘Songs&LyricsfromtheplaysofBeaumontandFletcher’-Ethcells,1928,number327ofalimitededi-tion of 345, with dust-jacket; and ‘Of Dramatick Poesie, an essay1668,byJohnDryden,precededbyadialogueonPoeticDramabyT.S.Eliot’-Etchells&Macdonald,1928,number292ofalimitededitionof580copies,withdust-jacket(3)(seeillustration).£50-100

34 Propertyofadeceasedestate-BRAYLEY,EdwardWedlake- ‘A Topographical History of Surrey’ - complete set of five volumes, first editions, London, Willis, 1850, in excess of 120steelengravings,boundingreenhalfleatherwithmarbledboards(5)(seeillustration).£80-120

35 Propertyofadeceasedestate-JAMES,Edward-‘TheNextVolume’ - rare 1932 first edition, London, The James Press, withdecorationsbyRexWhistler,withglassinecover(seeillustration).Footnote-only86ofthestatedlimitededi-tionof500copiesofthe1steditionwereboundbeforeJameshaltedtherunhavinghadsecondthoughtsabouthisopeningpoem‘BythegraveofShelley’.Itwassevenyearsbeforeheproducedarevisededition.£80-120

36 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedbooksincludingSMITH,William-‘DictionaryofClassicalAntiquities’,Taylor&Walton,1842,andMAY,J.Lewis&AUSTEN,John-‘ManonLescaut’,Bles,1928.

37 Propertyofadeceasedestate-BEAUMONT,CyrilW.-‘TheHistoryofHarlequin’-London,Beaumont,1926,number204ofalimitededitionof325copies,withdust-jacket.

38 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoboxescontaininggeo-graphical related books including five volumes The Royal CommissiononHistoricalMonumentsLONDON(volumesII,III,IV&V,1925,1928,1929&1930)andMIDDLESEX(1937)(2).

39 Propertyofadeceasedestate-fourboxescontaininglitera-turerelatedbooksincludingsetofsixteenvolumesThomasHardy’sWessexNovels,Macmillan,1923-1937(4).

40 Propertyofadeceasedestate-SUMICHRAST,ProfessorS.C.de-‘TheCompleteWorksofTheophileGautier’-com-pletesetoftwelvevolumes,AthenaeumPress,circa1910,redclothwithgilttopedges(12).

41 Propertyofadeceasedestate-STRANGE,Lt.Col.E.F.-‘OldFurniture’-completerun,volumesItoIX,1927-1930,thefirst in black cloth with gilt lettering, the remainder in four matchinggreenhalf-leatherbindings(5).£50-100

42 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingtheatre&musicrelatedbooksincludingacompletesetoffourvol-umesChambers‘ElizabethanStage’,Clarendon,1923,anda complete set of five volumes plus supplement ‘Grove’s DictionaryofMusic&Musicians’,Macmillan,1927.

43 Propertyofadeceasedestate-threeboxescontaininghistory&biographicalbooksincludingacompletesetofsixvolumesMacaulay’s‘HistoryofEngland’,Macmillan,1913,inbluecloth(3).

44 Propertyofalady-OWEN,Wilfred-‘PoemsbyWilfredOwen’ with an introduction by Siegfried Sassoon - rare first edition,London,Chatto&Windus,1920,inoriginalredcloth(seeillustration).£800-1200

Ephemera45 Propertyofalady-asmallpostagestampcollection,mostly

SouthAmerican.

46 AlbumcontainingusefulGreatBritainpostagestampcollec-tion; together with another album and some loose sleeves containingpostagestampsincludingsomeoncovers(alot).£200-300

47 Propertyofalady-asmallcollectionofpostagestampsincludingaPennyBlack&threeTwopennyBlues,inonealbum.

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48 Propertyofalady-aboxcontainingaeronauticalmaga-zines & ephemera including 64 issues of aircraft Profile PublicationsandsignedprintsincludingaprintofaJaguarfighter from 54 Squadron signed by members of the squad-ron(alot).£50-100

49 Propertyofalady-alateC19th/earlyC20thpicturepostcardalbumincludingmanyFrenchexamplesshowingMiddleEasternorNorthAfricanscenes.£50-100

50 SmallcollectionofpostagestampsincludingGeorgeV‘SeaHorses’ half crown & five shillings used examples, and early Germanexamples.

51 Box containing eight World War I silk greetings cards; to-getherwithaquantityofassortedpicturepostcards.£50-80

52 Boxcontainingasmallcollectionofpostagestamps&FirstDayCovers.

53 Propertyofadeceasedestate-asmallcollectionofciga-rettecards,inboxandinsixalbums(7).

54 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoalbumsoflateC19th/earlyC20thpicturepostcards&photographsincludingWorldWarIimages&humourouspicturepostcardsbyDon-aldMcGill&TomBrowne(2)(seeillustrationforsample).

55 Propertyofadeceasedestate-apostagestampcollection,infouralbums&inboxwithrelatedcatalogues(5)(seeillustrationforsample).£100-200

56 Bagcontainingassortedpicturepostcards.

57 Postagestampcollection,intwoalbums(seeillustrationforsample).£50-100

58 FiveVictoriancasedambrotypesincludingonedepictingagentlemaninuniform,thelargestpair3.5by2.5ins.(8.9by6.4cms.)(excludingframes&cases)(5)(seeillustration).£100-200

59 Propertyofalady-alateC19th/earlyC20thgreetingscardalbum.

60 BoxcontainingassortedphotographsincludingeightC19thambrotypes.£50-100

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61 Propertyofalady-WilliamHenderson(1903-1993)(artist)-sixty-twolargeblack&whitephotographsdatingfromthe1920’s,includingviewsofChina&America,andstudiesofsailorsfromS.S.TaiyoMaru,manyofgoodartisticcompo-sition, most 14.5 by 11.1ins. (36.8 by 28.2cms.), in finely boundleatheralbumbyHenryT.WoodLtd.,London(seeillustrationforsample).Footnote-William(‘Billy’)Hender-sonwasakeenphotographer&travelledwidely,andtheseimagesillustratetheartisticeyeofayoungdevelopingpainter.£200-300

62 Propertyofalady-WilliamHenderson(1903-1993)(artist)-sixty-ninelargeblack&whitephotographsdatingfromthe1920’s,includingviewsofChina&America,andstud-iesofsailorsfromS.S.TaiyoMaru,manyofgoodartisticcomposition,most15by9.4ins.(38.1by24cms.),intattyleatherboundalbum(seeillustrationforsample).Footnote-William(‘Billy’)Hendersonwasakeenphotographer&travelledwidely,andtheseimagesillustratetheartisticeyeofayoungdevelopingpainter.£200-300

63 Propertyofalady-WilliamHenderson(1903-1993)(artist)-eighty-eightlargeblack&whitephotographsofGreece,dating from 1939, including figural & architectural subjects, manyofgoodartisticcomposition,most14.75by11.9ins.(37.5 by 30.2cms.), in finely bound leather album (see illustrationforsample).Footnote-William(‘Billy’)Hender-sonwasakeenphotographer&travelledwidely,andtheseimagesillustratetheartisticeyeofadevelopingpainter.£100-200

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64 Propertyofalady-literaryinterest-HUXLEY,Aldous(au-thor,1894-1963)-ararehand-writtentwo-pagelettertoRolfGardiner,withLaGroguette,Sanary(VAR)letterhead,dated11.XI.32,discussingthephilosophyofD.H.Lawrence(seeillustration).£150-250

65 Propertyofalady-musicalinterest-SCHUMANN,ClaraWieck(composer&pianist,1819-1896)-ahand-writtenletter, Berlin 6 November ‘71; together with a hand-written card,dated13Nov.90(2)(seeillustration).£100-150

66 Propertyofalady-musicalinterest-STRAUSS,Dr.Richard(composer,1864-1949)-ahand-writtenpostcardtoFrauLiegerfromFreiburg26.5.08(seeillustration).£50-100

67 Propertyofalady-musicalinterest-HOLST,ImogenClaireC.B.E.(Britishcomposer&conductor,1907-1984,onlychildofGustavHolst)-ahand-writtentwo-pagelettertoMa-rabelGardiner(neeHodgkin,wifeofRolfGardiner),datedOctober1st1952,tellingofBenjaminBrittenaskinghertoworkwithhimatAldeburgh,Suffolk,onhisnewopera‘Gloriana’(seeillustration).

68 Propertyofalady-afolioofephemerafromtheestateofRolfGardiner(1902-1971)includingsixhand-writtenlettersfromFriedaLawrence(neeRichthofen,Baroness,1879-1956,wifeofD.H.Lawrence),fourhand-writtenpostcardsfromDameFreyaStarkD.B.E.(Britishtravelwriter,1893-1993)andahand-writtenletter(withtypedtranscript)fromHugovonHofmannsthal(Austriannovelist,poet&drama-tist,1874-1929)(seeillustrationforsample).£50-100

69 Postagestampcollection,intwoalbums(nonG.B.)(2).

70 Fouralbums&asmallbundleofpicturepostcards&greet-ingscardsincludingafew1930’sviewsofSierraLeoneandcomicexamplesbyMabelLucieAttwell(5).£80-120

71 VictorianwalnutRowsell’sPatentGraphoscopestereoscopeviewer by Murray & Heath, 69 Jermyn Street, London; to-getherwithapproximately106stereoscopicslidesincludingthebandontheGreatEastern,thevisitofH.R.H.ThePrinceofWalestoNewZealand,andContinentalviews(alot)(seeillustration).£200-300

72 Propertyofacharity-apostagestampcollection,inthreealbums,includingusefulG.B.(3)(seeillustrationforsam-ple).£200-300

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73 Propertyofagentleman-thefamilyphotographandscrapalbumsofRobertGrenvilleHarvey,2ndBaronet,ofLangleyPark,Buckinghamshire,datingfromthemidC19thtotheearly1900’s,nearlyallwithhand-writtencaptions,includ-ingvisitstootherhouses&tripsabroad.Theoverseasphotographs,fromthe1890’sto1900’s,includeIndia,China,Japan,Nepal,Siberia,EastAfrica,Algeria,Italy,Paris,Egypt,andGreece.ProfessionalphotographsamongthemincludeworksbyLangaki,Holmes,JamesAndersonandSommer.Amongthewell-knownpeopleportrayedinthephotographsaretwoofWinstonChurchillasayoungman,EmperorNapoleonIIIofFrance&hisfamily,ararephotographofPrincessFrederickWilliamofHesse-Kassel(1825-1844)(youngestdaughterofTsarNicholasIofRus-sia),theDuke&DuchessofBuckingham&Chandos,Lord&LadyElibankandSirRobertBatesonHarvey,1stBaronet.Thelotcomprisesseventeenalbums(seeillustrationforsample)(17).Provenance–RobertGrenvilleHarvey,2ndBaronet,ofLangleyPark,Buckinghamshire.(seefrontcoverillustration)£2000-4000

Prints74 Propertyofagentleman-TheophileAlexandreSteinlen

(1859-1923-“LAGRANDESOEUR”-black&whiteetching,8.9by6.6ins.(22.6by16.8cms.)(P),inglazedgiltframe(seeillustration).£50-100

75 Propertyofalady-BLAEU,JoanWilliam(1596-1673)-‘LeicestrensisComitatusLeicester-shire’-hand-colouredengravedmap,15.25by19.75ins.(38.7by50.2cms.)(P),inglazeddouble-sidedebonisedframewithlatintextverso.£50-80

76 Propertyofagentlemanoftitle-AlbrechtDurer(1471-1528)-CHRISTAPPEARSTOHISMOTHER(Bartsch46,Meder155)-woodcut,circa1510,5by3.75ins.(12.7by9.5cms.),trimmed,inglazedHogarthframe(seeillustra-tion).£200-300

77 Propertyofagentlemanoftitle-RembrandtHarmenszvanRijn(1606-1669)-CHRISTDRIVINGTHEMONEY-CHANG-ERSFROMTHETEMPLE(Bartsch69)-etching,secondstate,1635,5.4by6.6ins.(13.7by16.7cms.)(P),inglazedHogarthframe(seeillustration).£800-1200

78 Propertyofalady-ClareVeronicaHopeLeighton(1901-1988)-PLOUGHINGWITHHORSES-woodcut,7.5by10ins.(19.1by25.4cms.)(I),mountedbutunframed(seeillustra-tion).£100-150

79 Propertyofalady-ClareVeronicaHopeLeighton(1901-1988)-SOWINGSEEDS-woodcut,8.25by10ins.(21by25.4cms.)(I),mountedbutunframed(seeillustration).£100-150

80 Propertyofalady-ClareVeronicaHopeLeighton(1901-1988)-PIGMARKET-woodcut,8by10.25ins.(20.3by26cms.)(I),mountedbutunframed(seeillustration).£100-150

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81 Twenty-twoVanityFairprintsincludingcricketer‘Bobby’bySpy&nineotherSpyexamples,threeframed,theremaindermountedbutunframed(22)(seeillustrationforsample).£100-200

82 Propertyofalady-BernardDunstanRA(b.1920)-SEATEDNUDE-signedlimitededitionlithograph,numbered6/50,inglazedframe(seeillustration).

83 Propertyofalady-BernardDunstanRA(b.1920)-STREETSCENE-signedlimitededitionlithograph,numbered29/50,inglazedframe(seeillustration).

84 Propertyofalady-MiriamEscofet(b.1967)-asetoftwelvelimitededitionbotanicalprints,inmatchingglazedframes,each23.4by19.4ins.(59.4by49.3cms.)(overall)(12)(seeillustrationforsample).Provenance-purchasedfromStephanieHoppen,WaltonStreet,London.£200-300

85 Propertyofalady-fourassortedframed&glazedprintsincludingtwoC18thcolouredengravingsdepictingstatelyhomes&gardens(4).

86 Propertyofalady-afterMariaMerian(1647-1717)-fourC18thhand-colouredbotanical&entomologicalengravingsfrom‘VoortteelingenWonderbaerlykeVeranderingenderSurinaamscheInsecten’,publishedAmsterdam1730,eachapprox.14by11ins.(36by28cms.)(P)(4)(seeillustrationforsample).Provenance-purchasedfromTrowbridgeGal-lery,London.£200-300

87 Propertyofagentleman-WilliamMonkR.E.(1863-1937)-‘LONDONRIVER’and‘LONDONBRIDGE’-twosignedetch-ings,each6.8by9.8ins.(17.3by24.9cms.)(P),inmatchingglazedebonisedframes(2).£50-80

88 Propertyofagentleman-twoaquatintsbyF.CheshamandW.Ellisfromtheseriesoffourentitled‘TheMemorableVic-toryof(TheBattleof)theNile’(View1standView2nd),inmatching glazed Hogarth frames; together with three other framedprints(5).£50-80

89 MORDEN,Robert-‘TheEastRidingofYorkshire’-hand-col-oured map engraving, in glazed ebonised frame; together withanothermapshowingtheIsleofWight,inglazedebon-ised frame; and three framed military prints (5).

90 Propertyofagentleman-afterThomasAllum-asetofsixcolouredsteelengravingsfromthebook‘ScenesofLifeinChina’byArthurWilmore,publishedbyFisher&Son,London,1860,inmatchingglazedgiltframes(6).

91 Propertyofagentleman-HenryJacksonSimpson(1893-1963)-‘THEBURNSIDE’-etching,5.6by8.6ins.(14.2by21.9cms.) (P), unframed - signed & titled in the margin; togetherwithtwofurthersignedetchingsbyJohnFullwood(1883-1931)andAlfredRichardBlundell(1893-1968),both unframed; and two unframed Oriental prints (5).

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92 Propertyofagentleman-Erte(RomaindeTirtoff)(Russian,1892-1990)-NUMBERFOUR,FROMTHE‘NUMERALS’SERIES,1968-signedlimitededitionlithographincolours,number67of75,23.8by18.2ins.(60.5by46.2cms.)(I),inaluminiumframe(seeillustration).Footnote-thisprintis from the first series of limited edition prints produced by Ertefollowingthesuccessofhis1967NewYorkshow.Alaterserigrapheditionof350ofthisserieswasproduced.£200-300

93 Propertyofagentleman-Erte(RomaindeTirtoff)(Rus-sian,1892-1990)-NUMBERFIVE,FROMTHE‘NUMERALS’SERIES,1968-signedlimitededitionlithographincolours,number67of75,23.8by18.2ins.(60.5by46.2cms.)(I),inaluminiumframe(seeillustration).Footnote-thisprintis from the first series of limited edition prints produced by Ertefollowingthesuccessofhis1967NewYorkshow.Alaterserigrapheditionof350ofthisserieswasproduced.£200-300

94 Propertyofagentleman-twenty-eightC19thcolouredengravings,plusthetitlepage&dedicationpagefrom‘Tombleson’sThames’,mountedinfourteenglazedgiltframes(14)(seeillustrationforsample).£120-180

95 BoxcontainingunframedC19th&laterprints,someinmounts(alot).

96 Propertyofalady-afterRichardCosway-‘MARIACOSWAY’and‘MRS.COSWAY’-twoengravings,theformerbyBar-tolozzi,thelatterbySchiavonetti,bothframed(2).

97 Propertyofalady-SPEED,John-‘Darbieshire’-hand-col-ouredmapengraving,15by20ins.(38.1by50.8cms.)(P),inglazedframe-soldbyBassettandChiswell(seeillustra-tion).£80-120

98 Propertyofalady-SPEED,John-‘Cornwall’-uncolouredmapengraving,15.7by19.7ins.(39.9by50cms.)(I),inglazeddouble-sidedframe-soldbySudbury&Humble(seeillustration).£80-120

99 Propertyofalady-JANSSON,Jan-‘GraeciaMaior’-hand-colouredmapengraving,14.85by19.85ins.(37.7by50.4cms.)(I),inglazedframe(seeillustration).£80-120

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100 Propertyofalady-OGILBY,John-‘ANewMapoftheKing-domofEngland&DominionofWales’-hand-colouredmapengraving,14.55by19.3ins.(37by49cms.)(I),inglazedframe(seeillustration).£80-120

101 Propertyofalady-BLAEU,Joan-‘BuckinghamiensisComi-tatus’-hand-colouredmapengraving,16.7by10.6ins.(42.4 by 26.9cms.) (I), in glazed frame; together with a later framedmapofWiltshire(2)(seeillustration).£50-80

102 Propertyofadeceasedestate-DavidLaw(1831-1902)-THESWANINNBYMOONLIGHT-etching,8.25by13.75ins.(21by34.9cms.),inglazedebonisedframe-signedinpencil in the margin; together with two etchings by Graham Clilverd; another by D. Deighton; another signed etching; andtwoengravings(allframed)(7)(seeillustrationforthefirst).£50-100

103 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoC18thcoloureden-gravingsofLondon(Battersea&thenorthembankment),framed&glazed.

104 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoearlyC19thcolouredengravingsofBombay,India,inglazedframes(2).

105 Propertyofadeceasedestate-sixassortedframedprintsincludingC18thengravingofDavidTeniersII’s‘LaFemmeJalouse’byLeBas,andsignedlimitededitionprintofDur-hambyNormanWade(6).

106 Propertyofadeceasedestate-Fabrizio(“Fuz”)Caforio(modernItalian)-‘KINGCHEETAH’andARECLININGLEOP-ARD-threesignedartist’sproofprints,thelatterduplicat-ed,allunframed(3).

107 Propertyofadeceasedestate-SirWilliamRussellFlint(1880-1969)-STUDIESOFCECILIA-sepia&blackprint,publishedbyFrost&Reed,1959,signedinthemarginlowerright,withblindstamplowerleft,inglazedframe(seeillustration).£150-250

Pictures108 Propertyofalady-lateC19thEnglishschool-PORTRAIT

OFAYOUNGLADY-pastel,circular,10.3ins.(26.2cms.)dia., in glazed gilt frame; together with a pair of gilt framed costumeprints(3).

109 Propertyofalady-lateC19th/earlyC20thEnglishschool-‘TEAL,MALE’-watercolour,9by7ins.(22.9by17.8cms.)(S), in glazed frame - indistinctly signed lower right; together withthreeornithologicalprints(allframed)(4).

110 Propertyofadeceasedestate-PhilipNaviasky(1894-1983)-PORTRAITOFAGIRL-ink&washdrawingonapostcard,5.2by3.1ins.(13.2by7.9cms.),inglazedframe- signed lower left; together with a HEAD STUDY etching by a differenthand(2).

111 Propertyofadeceasedestate-FrancisHenrySikes(lateC19th/earlyC20thBritish)-“SUNSET,OLERON”-oilonboard,4.9by8ins.(12.4by20.3cms.),inglazedframe- inscribed on reverse; together with another picture after ClaudeMonet-SUNRISE-watercolour,2.5by4.1ins.(6.4by10.4cms.),inglazedframe-indistinctlyinitialledlowerright&dated1997onreverse(2).

112 Propertyofadeceasedestate-threeframedLANDSCAPEwatercolours by Souter, A. Locke and Ford; together with a framedpasteldrawingbyE.Muntz(4).

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113 Propertyofadeceasedestate-lateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchorBelgianschool-LANDSCAPE-pastel,10.2by14.2ins.(25.9by36.1cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerrightT.deB.....&dated1901(seeillustration).£50-100

114 Propertyofagentleman-MGM-fourPinkPantheranima-tiondrawings,circa1980’s/1990’s,inglazedmounts,eachapprox.11by14ins.(28by35.5cms.)(overall)(4)(seeillustration).Provenance-withSMCFineArt.£50-100

115 Propertyofalady-JennyWynne-Jones(modernBritish)-LANDSCAPE-pastel,13.35by19.1ins.(33.9by48.5cms.),inglazedframe-initialledlowerright.

116 Propertyofalady-JennyWynne-Jones(modernBritish)-STILLLIFEOFFRUIT-pastel,11.25by14.85ins.(28.6by37.7cms.),inglazedframe-initialledlowerright.

117 Propertyofalady-JennyWynne-Jones(modernBritish)-MOOREDBOATINMOUNTAINLAKE-pastel,14.7by14.7ins.(37.3by37.3cms.),inglazedframe-initialledlowerright.

118 Propertyofagentleman-FrancesCatherineDodgsonneeSpooner(1883-1954)-‘GARDENSTATUEBYTIETZ,VEITSHOCHHEIM’-redchalk&sepiawashdrawing,14.2by10.2ins.(36by26cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright(seeillustration).Provenance-withColnaghi.Footnote-FranceswasthedaughterofWilliamArchibaldSpooner(1844-1930),anAnglicanministerwhofamouslyunintentionallytransposedspokenwordsorsyllables,givingrisetotheterm‘Spoonerism’.£80-120

119 Propertyofalady-Shields(C19th)-PORTRAITOFAYOUNGLADY-charcoal&redcrayon,16.25by12.75ins.(41.3by32.4cms.),inglazedgiltcompositionframe-signedlowerleft&dated1868(seeillustration).£80-120

120 JamesRoybal(b.1952)-THEORCHESTRA-acryliconcanvas,20by24ins.(51by61cms.),framed-signedlowerright.

121 RichardWard(modernBritish)-AHOODEDFALCONONPERCH-acrylic,20by14ins.(51by35.5cms.),inglazedframe-signed(seeillustration).£600-800

122 Propertyofalady-sixunframedC19thFrenchAubussonstyle floral textile cartoons, various shapes & sizes, four on canvas&twoonpaper(6).

123 Propertyofadeceasedestate-JohnStricklandGoodall(1908-1996)-‘BYTHENADDER’-gouache,10.6by14.4ins.(27by36.5cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerleft(seeillustration).Provenance-SummerleazeGallery,1997 (invoice, leaflet & label on reverse).£80-120

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124 Propertyofadeceasedestate-JohnAmbrose(British,b.1931)-‘BALLOONS’,ABEACHSCENEWITHBALLOONS-gouache,8.3by9.75ins.(21.1by24.8cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerleft&labelledonreverse(seeillustra-tion).£80-120

125 Propertyofagentleman-GuillermoMeza(Mexican,1917-1997)-“ESTUDIOACADEMICO”-pastel,35by25.4ins.(89by65cms.),framed-signedlowerright&dated1965(seeillustration).Provenance-SalonDeLaPlasticaMexicana,Havre(InstitutoNacionalDeBellasArtes),1965.Acopyoftheoriginalinvoiceisincludedwiththislot.£300-500

126 Propertyofagentleman-AntonioRodriguezLuna(Mexi-can,1910-1985)-“LACORTEDELDICTADOR”-gouache,37by24.4ins.(94by62cms.),framed-signedlowerright&dated1960(seeillustration).Provenance-SalonDeLaPlasticaMexicana,Havre(InstitutoNacionalDeBellasArtes),1965(labelledonreverse).Acopyoftheoriginalinvoiceisincludedwiththislot.£400-600

127 MannerofMylesBirketFoster(1825-1899)-CHILDRENONBRIDGEOVERSTREAM-watercolour,5.2by7.2ins.(13.2by18.3cms.),inglazedgiltframe-bearsmonogramlowerleft(seeillustration).£50-80

128 SoldonbehalfofCancerResearch(UK)Ltd-E.P.Jones(earlyC20thBritish)-‘HIGHFLYER,1873’,ACUTTERINFULLSAIL-watercolour,8.5by13.45ins.(21.6by34.2cms.),unframed-signedlowerright&dated‘20.

129 ArthurAndersonFraser(1861-1904)-‘ONTHEDOWNS,SUSSEX’-watercolour,6.7by9.3ins.(17by23.6cms.),inglazedframe-inscribedonreverse.£80-120

130 JohnSurtees(1817-1915)-‘THECHURCHESONTHEAVEN-TINEHILL,ROME’-watercolour,10.2by15.1ins.(25.9by38.4cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright.£50-80

131 LouisNeville(Irish,exh.1887-1914)-SHIPPINGOFFCOAST-watercolour,5.25by9.75ins.(13.3by24.8cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerleft.

132 JohnT.Wells(British,exh.1917-1935)-‘NEARBROCKEN-HURST’-watercolour,5by7.25ins.(12.7by18.4cms.),in glazed gilt frame - signed lower right; together with an C18th coloured line engraving of Brocken hurst; and three assortedwatercoloursbyConstanceNRowe(exh.1929-31),AJohnsandDPitts,thelastunframed(5).

133 Propertyofagentleman-CharlesE.Hannaford(1863-1955)-CASTLEONHILL-TOPWITHHAYMAKINGSCENEINFOREGROUND-watercolour,10.35by14.35ins.(26.3by36.4cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerleft(seeillustration).£80-120

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134 EarlyC20th-RIVERLANDSCAPEWITHCATHEDRALINDISTANCE-watercolour,3.4by5.4ins.(8.7by13.8cms.),inglazedframe-indistinctlysignedlowerleft.

135 Manner of George Clarkson Stanfield (1828-1878) - BOATSOFFCOAST-watercolour,4.75by8.6ins.(12.1by21.8cms.),inglazedframe-bearssignaturelowerleft.

136 JohnParkerR.W.S.(1839-1915)-WOODLANDSTREAM-watercolour,14.8by20.8ins.,inglazedgiltframe-Hamp-tonHillGallerylabelonreverse(seeillustration).£150-250

137 BaragwanathKing(1864-1939)-LANDSCAPEATDUSK-watercolour,10.5by17.3ins.(26.7by43.9cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright.£70-100

138 Propertyofagentleman-RichardWilliamHalfbright(1855-1925)-SHEPHERDWITHFLOCKINLANDSCAPE-watercol-our,4.8by8.7ins.(12.3by22cms.),inglazedgiltcomposi-tionframe-signedlowerright(seeillustration).£80-120

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139 Propertyofalady-aninterestingalbumofwatercolours&drawingsdatingfromtheearlyC19thtothelateC19th,byvariousartistsincludingSirCharlesD’OylyBt.andMr.BriggsR.A.,thesubjectsincludingAmericanscenes&figures, Continental topographical views, a watercolour en-titled‘LoveAmongtheNegroes’,anotherentitled‘ChineseTrackers’,inallapproximately78works(seeillustrationforsample).£500-1000

140 Propertyofagentleman-HenryE.Tozer(exh.1889-1892)-WAVESBREAKINGONTHESHORE-watercolour,37.4by21.7ins.(95by55cms.),inglazedgiltcompositionframe-signedlowerright&dated‘90(seeillustration).£200-300

141 Propertyofagentleman-HeinrichGottliebLudwigReichen-bach(1793-1879)-STUDYOFAGREENPARROTWITHREDCROWN-watercolour,fromanalbumofstudiesfor‘Voll-standigsteNaturgeschichtederVogel’,5.5by5.25ins.(14by13.4cms.),inglazedframe-titled(withHazlitt,Gooden&FoxLtdlabelonreverse)(seeillustration).£50-80

142 P.A.C.(modern)-BLUETITSONABLOSSOMINGCHERRYBRANCH-watercolour,14.5by17.7ins.(37by45cms.),inglazedframe-initialledlowerright(seeillustration).£150-250

143 C19thEnglishschool-PORTRAITOFAYOUNGLADY,SEATEDINACHAIR-watercolour,11.75by7.85ins.(30by20cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-inscribedonreverse‘ToMrsHoare,June17th,1933’.£50-80

144 ArthurCreedHambly(1900-1973)-CLASSICALSCENEWITHFIGURESANDTEMPLES-watercolour,8by12.4ins.(20.3by31.5cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright.

145 JamesCanning(earlyC20th)-‘TASMANIA’,FIGURESINALANDSCAPE-crayon&washdrawing,6.35by8.6ins.(16.1by21.8cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright.£50-80

146 WilliamRamsey(exh.1910-1918)-COASTALSCENEWITHBOATSANDCLIFFS-watercolour,8.8by7.15ins.(22.4by18.2cms.), in glazed gilt frame - signed lower right; together withthreeotherframedwatercoloursbydifferenthands(4).£50-80

147 Pierre Le Boeuff (fl. 1899-1920) - CONTINENTAL TOWN STREETSCENE-watercolour,10.6by14.6ins.(26.9by37.1cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright(seeil-lustration).£80-120

148 Propertyofagentleman-JohnMacWhirter(1839-1911)-MOUNTAINLAKESCENEWITHSHEEPONPATH-water-colour,9.5by13.65ins.(24.1by34.7cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signed‘MacW’lowerleft(seeillustration).£200-300

149 F.Mallinder(lateC19th/earlyC20th)-HARBOURSCENES-apair,watercolours,8.25by3.25ins.(21by8.2cms.)&8by3ins.(20.3by7.6cms.),inmatchingglazedgiltcomposi-tionframes-bothsignedlowerright(2).£80-120

150 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LissaCalvert(modernCanadian)-SEASCAPEWITHWHALESINFOREGROUNDANDSNOW-CAPPEDMOUNTAINSBEYOND-watercolour,8.1by11ins.(20.5by28cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated‘97(seeillustration).

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151 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LissaCalvert(modernCanadian)-MOUNTAINLANDSCAPE-watercolour,8.1by11ins.(20.5by28cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated‘97(seeillustration).

152 Propertyofadeceasedestate-C.Shepperd(earlyC20th)-“THESELECTCOMMITTEE”-watercolour,9by7ins.(23by18cms.),inglazedframe-inscribedonreverse&dated1928(seeillustration).

153 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LissaCalvert(modernCanadian)-LAKESCENE-watercolour,11ins.(27.9cms.)square,inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated‘97(seeillustration).

154 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LissaCalvert(modernCanadian)-AGRIZZLYBEARINALANDSCAPE-watercolour,8.2by10.9ins.(20.8by27.7cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated‘97(seeillustration).

155 Propertyofadeceasedestate-LissaCalvert(modernCanadian)-TWODEERINRIVERLANDSCAPE-watercolour,9.6by21.2ins.(24.4by53.8cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated‘97(seeillustration).£50-100

156 SamuelJohnLamornaBirchR.A.R.W.S.(1869-1955)-SCOTTISHRIVERLANDSCAPE-watercolour,11.4by17.3ins.(29by44cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright(seeillustration).£200-300

157 Propertyofadeceasedestate-JaneCorsellisRWSRWANEAC(British,b.1940)-‘PAVILLIONS,UDAIPUR,INDIA’-watercolour,10.2by6.8ins.(25.9by17.3cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright(seeillustration).Provenance-exhibitedatTheNewAcademyGallery,London,1993.£80-120

158 Propertyofalady-HenryRichardBeadonDonne(1856-1907)-‘BELLAGIO-LAKECOMO’-watercolour,9.2by13.6ins.(23.4by34.5cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&inscribedonreverse(seeillustration).£100-150

159 Propertyofagentleman-JohannGottliebHackert(1744-1773)-ITALIANATERIVERLANDSCAPEWITHFIGURES,CATTLEANDGOATS-washdrawing,13.7by18.3ins.(34.8by46.5cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright&dated1772(seeillustration).Provenance-SirRobertGrenvilleHarvey,2ndBaronet,ofLangleyPark,Buckinghamshire,andthencebydescent.£800-1200

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160 C19thContinentalschool-STILLLIFEOFFLOWERSINAVASEWITHLANDSCAPEBEYOND-oiloncanvas,re-lined,24.75by29.75ins.(62.9by75.6cms.),ingiltframe(seeillustration).£400-600

161 ThomasCreswick(1811-1869),attributedto-EXTENSIVELANDSCAPEWITHFIGURESANDHORSESONAPATH-oiloncanvas,re-lined,20by27ins.(50.8by68.6cms.),ingiltframe(seeillustration).£400-600

162 Propertyofagentleman-SirDavidMurrayR.A.H.R.S.A.R.S.W.R.I.(1849-1933)-COUNTRYSCENEATDUSKWITHFIGURESONAPATH-oilonboard,5.5by8.4ins.(14by21.3cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-inscribedbottomleft‘ForClare..........1894fromDavidMurray’(seeillustration).£200-300

163 Propertyofagentleman-Barbizonschool(lateC19th/earlyC20th)-FIGURESINLANDSCAPE-oilonpanel,10.3by13.8ins.(26.2by35.1cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-indistinctlysignedlowerleft(seeillustration).£200-300

164 Propertyofagentlemanoftitle-JulianBarrow(b.1939)-‘BENKITTERIDGE’SPOOLATTUCSON,ARIZONA’-oiloncanvas,9.7by13.6ins.(24.6by34.6cms.),framed-unsigned.Provenance-withPalmBeachGalleries,PalmBeach.£150-250

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165 Propertyofagentleman-earlyC19thprimitiveornaiveschool-PEASANTSWORKINGINAVINEYARD-apair,oilsoncanvas,each8by5.8ins.(20.3by14.7cms.),inmatch-inggiltcompositionframes-oneinscribedonthestretcher‘August20th1823’,theother‘August13th’(2)(seeillus-tration).£300-500

166 Propertyofagentleman-C19thEnglishschool-PORTRAITOFASEVENTEENTHCENTURYGENTLEMAN-oiloncanvas,11.1by8.8ins.(28.2by22.4cms.),ingiltcompositionframe(seeillustration).£100-200

167 Propertyofagentleman-E.W.Lord(?)(lateC19th/earlyC20thBritish)-MOUNTAINRIVERLANDSCAPE-oiloncanvas,16by24ins.(40.6by61cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-signedlowerleft.£80-120

168 Property of a gentleman - Henry Cooper (fl. 1910-1935) -RURALSCENESWITHFIGURES&SHEEPBYTHATCHEDCOTTAGES-apair,oilsoncanvas,each16by24ins.(40.6by61cms.),inmatchinggiltcompositionframes-bothsignedlowerright(2)(seeillustration).£300-500

169 Propertyofagentleman-mannerofCharlesCooperHend-erson(1803-1877)-THEWHITELIONSTAGECOACH-oiloncanvas,9.5by14.1ins.(24.1by35.8cms.),inglazedgiltframe-bearssignaturelowerleft.£80-120

170 Propertyofagentleman-C19thEnglishschool-PORTRAITOFASEVENTEENTHCENTURYGENTLEMAN-oiloncanvas,re-lined,anoval,19.5by17ins.(49.5by43.2cms.),ingiltovalframe(seeillustration).£200-300

171 VictorLaine(French,1830-1911)-AFISHERWOMANSELL-INGTHECATCH-oiloncanvas,21.7by18.1ins.(55.1by46cms.),inornategiltframe-signedlowerleft(seeillustra-tion).£800-1200

172 Propertyofagentleman-RobertoMerelli(C20thItalian)-TROTTINGSCENE-oiloncanvas,25.6by33.5ins.(65by85cms.),framed-signedlowerleft&dated1986-7onreverse(seeillustration).£200-300

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173 C20thBritishschool-COWSINLANDSCAPE-oiloncanvas,18.5by22ins.(47by56cms.),framed(seeillustration).£80-120

174 Frances Tysoe Smith (fl. 1891-1921) - CHURCH IN LAND-SCAPE-oiloncanvas,14by18ins.(36by46cms.),framed-signedlowerright(seeillustration).£80-120

175 MagdalenaMacedo(C20th)-STILLLIFEOFFLOWERSINABASKET-oilonboard,18.7by14.5ins.(47.5by36.8cms.),framed-signedlowerleft.

176 T.P.(midC20th)-VILLAGESTREET-oiloncanvas,12by10ins.(30.5by25.4cms.),framed-initialledlowerright(TheArtShop,Basingstoke&Southamptonlabelonre-verse)(seeillustration).

177 LateC19thEnglishschool-AVIEWFROMRICHMONDHILL-oiloncanvas,re-lined,12by24.2ins.(30.5by61.5cms.),ingiltpaintedcompositionframe(seeillustration).£200-300

178 Propertyofadeceasedestate-AlexanderJamiesonR.O.I.(1873-1937)-‘SKETCHDIEPPE’-oilonpanel,7.9by10.7ins.(20by27cms.),unframed-signedlowerleft&dated1901,andinscribedonreverse(seeillustration).£200-300

179 ColinHunterA.R.AR.I.R.S.W.R.E.(Scottish,1841-1904)-‘ARISAIG,INVERNESS’-oilonboard,10by14ins.(25.4by35.6cms.),framed-signedlowerleft(seeillustration).£150-250

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180 DeborahJones(b.1921)-AVILLAGESTREETSCENEWITHMOSSOPGREENGROCERANDFLORISTSHOP-oilonboard,12by30ins.(30.5by76.2cms.),framed-signedlowerleft(seeillustration).£80-120

181 LateC19th/earlyC20thEnglishschool-AVIEWOFVENT-NOR,ISLEOFWIGHT-oiloncanvas,16by24ins.(41by61cms.),ingiltframe.£80-120

182 AfterEdwinHenryLandseer,lateC19th/earlyC20th-THEBLACKSMITH’S-oiloncanvas,14by12ins.(35.6by30.5cms.),ingiltcompositionframe(seeillustration).£100-150

183 Propertyofalady-GuyPennamen(b.1932)-SAILINGBOATSATSEA-oiloncanvas,18by21.6ins.(45.7by54.9cms.),framed-signedlowerright&dated1963onreverse(seeillustration).£50-100

184 Propertyofagentleman-earlyC19thEnglishprimitiveschool-APRIZEBULL-oiloncanvas,20by26ins.(51by66cms.),framed(seeillustration).£300-500

185 Property of a gentleman - William Albert Clark (fl. 1906-1937)-AHORSEINASTABLE-oiloncanvas,re-lined,20by24ins.(51by61cms.),framed-signedlowerright&dated1918(seeillustration).£300-500

186 DanielMacdonald(Irish,1821-1853)-PORTRAITOFAGENTLEMAN-oiloncanvas,re-lined,30by24ins.(76by62cms.),framed-signedlowerleft‘D.Macdonald/Cork’&dated1843(seeillustration).£300-500

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187 DanielMacdonald(Irish,1821-1853)-PORTRAITOFABOYHOLDINGABOOKWITHAFLUTEBYHISSIDE-oiloncan-vas,re-lined,30by24ins.(76by62cms.),framed-signedlowerleft‘D.Macdonald/Cork’&dated1843(seeillustra-tion).£300-500

188 C19thEnglishschool-AVIEWOFHENLEY-ON-THAMESandARIVERSCENEWITHCASTLE-apair,oilsoncanvas,ovals,eachcanvas10.1by11.8ins.(25.7by30cms.),indifferinggiltcompositionframes(2)(seeillustration).£150-250

189 WalterJamesSlater(1845-1923)-‘NEARCONWAY’,ACOW-MAIDANDCATTLEONABRIDGEINLANDSCAPE-oiloncanvas,19.85by34.25ins.(50.4by87cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-signedlowerright&dated1875(seeillustration).£200-300

190 C19thDutchschool-THATCHEDCOTTAGEINWINTERLAND-SCAPE-oilonboard,7.7by17.6ins.(19.6by44.7cms.),framed.

191 C20thBritishschool-“HENRIETTAMARIA”and“GAMEMARIA”,HORSEPORTRAITS-apair,oilsoncanvas,each12by14ins.(30.5by35.6cms.),inmatchinggiltcompositionframes-bothindistinctlysigned(2).£60-90

192 Propertyofagentleman-HectorAyala(Mexican,C20th)-“ELRAPTO”-oiloncanvas,55.1by35.4ins.(140by90cms.),framed-signedlowerleft&dated1964(seeillustration).Provenance-SalonDeLaPlasticaMexicana,Havre(InstitutoNacionalDeBellasArtes),1965(labelledonreverse).Acopyoftheoriginalinvoiceisincludedwiththislot.£200-300

193 Propertyofalady-earlyC19thEnglishschool-PORTRAITOFAYOUNGGENTLEMAN-oiloncanvas9.5by8ins.(24.1by20.3cms.),ingiltframe-indistinctlyinscribedonreverse.

194 Propertyofalady-lateC19th/earlyC20thBritishschool-ACOUNTRYCOTTAGE-oiloncanvas,16by23ins.(41by59cms.),unframed-thestretcherstamped(Percy)‘Young137GowerSt.W.C.’,circa1882-1904.£80-120

195 Propertyofalady-lateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchschool-ATREE-LINEDVILLAGEROAD-oiloncanvas,10.7by13.6ins.(27.2by34.5cms.),unframed-indistinctlysignedlowerright.

196 Propertyofalady-T.Spinks(C19th)-THEVIRGINMARYVISITEDBYTHEANGELGABRIELWITHHEAVENLYHOST-oiloncanvas,35by22ins.(89by56cms.),unframed-signedlowerleft.

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197 Propertyofadeceasedestate-RogerRigby(modernBrit-ish)-‘GRANDHARBOUR,MALTA’-oil,18by26ins.(46by66cms.),framed-initialledlowerleft&labelledonreverse(seeillustration).£50-80

198 Propertyofadeceasedestate-GeorgesSpiro(French,1909-1994)-STILLLIFEOFASMOKER’SPIPE,CIGARETTESANDAMATCH-BOOK-oiloncanvas,5.4by8.8ins.(13.7by22.4cms.),framed-signedlowerright(seeillustration).£50-80

199 Propertyofadeceasedestate-JohnJosephBellman(a.k.a.KenMoroney)(b.1949)-‘PROVENCE’,AFARMSTEAD-oiloncard,3.6by5ins.(9.1by12.7cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright(seeillustration).£50-80

200 Propertyofadeceasedestate-KenMoroney(b.1949),attributedto-“ANYCHANCEOFACUPOFTEA”or“THENEWHAT”-oilonboard,13.5by15.25ins.(34.3by38.7cms.),framed-inscribedonreverse(seeillustration).£100-200

200a Propertyofadeceasedestate-DorisVaughan(1894-1975)-‘SELFPORTRAIT’-oilonpanel,13.4by9.6ins.(34by24.4cms.),ingiltslipframe-inscribed&labelledonreverse(seeillustration).£80-120

201 Propertyofagentleman-WilliamMellor(1851-1931)-‘VIEWONTHEWHARFE,NrBOLTON,YORKSHIRE’-oilon canvas, some flaking, 24 by 36ins. (61 by 91cms.), in originalheavygiltcompositionframe-signedlowerright&inscribedwiththetitleintheartist’sownhandonthereverseofthecanvas(seeillustration).£1000-2000

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Jewellery & Objets Vertu

202 Gentleman’sOmegaConstellationautomaticchronometergoldplated&steelcasedwristwatchwithdateaperture(seeillustration).£150-250

203 C19thContinentalruby&diamondencrustedfobwatch(F/R)(seeillustration).£200-300

204 Bagcontainingassortedjewellery,mostlyrings,includingtwoHM9ctgoldgem-setexamples.£60-90

205 LateC19th/earlyC20thyellowmetalbarbroochwithovalshellcameo.ProceedsofthislotwillbegiventoStJohnTheBaptistChurch,Hindon.

206 Blackopalovalpendantin9ctgoldframe,on9ctgoldchainnecklace,theopal1ins.(2.5cms.)high.£60-90

207 18ctwhitegolddiamondhalf-eternityring.£70-100

208 Boxedeight-cutovaldiamondsolitaire&blueenamelstick-pin.£100-150

209 Bagcontainingassortedsilver&whitemetalitemsinclud-ingblueguillocheenamelheart-shapedpendantlocket.£60-90

210 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC20thHMsilverflip-topped cut glass globe scent bottle with inner stopper, London1919,5.4ins.(13.7cms.)high.£50-80

211 BagcontainingtwolateC19th/earlyC20thnurse’sbeltbuckles(2).

212 Property of a gentleman - five HM silver cigarette cases, ap-prox.793grams(total)(5).£150-250

213 Property of a lady - a late Victorian HM silver flip-top clear glass hip flask with cup, London 1900 (see illustration).£80-120

214 Property of a lady - an Edwardian HM silver flip-top clear glass hip flask with cup, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Com-panyLtd.,London1906(seeillustration).£80-120

215 Property of a lady - a modern stirrup flask set comprising a pair of HM silver flip-top clear glass tapering cylindrical stirrup flasks with hob-nail bands, Birmingham 1991, each 9.5ins.(24.1cms.)high,andapairofmatchingcleardrink-ing glasses, all in fitted tan leather case (see illustration).£200-300

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216 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC20thHMsilvergiltoctagonalringboxwithtortoiseshelllidenclosingalinedinterior,onacanthusscrollfeet,London1917,4.25ins.(10.8cms.)across(seeillustration).£80-120

217 Victoriantartanwareheart-shapedpincushionwithmauch-linewareovalpicturepanelentitled‘InvernessCastleandBridge’,2.3ins.(5.8cms.)high.

218 Propertyofagentleman-agoodqualitygiltmetalmountedcutglassovalbox,4.15ins.(10.5cms.)high.

Silver & Silver Plated Items

219 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alateC19th/earlyC20thsilverplatedsix-bottlecruetsetonstand.£50-80

220 Propertyofagentleman-aquantityofassortedsilverplateditemsincludingawarmingdish&entreedishes(ononeshelf).

221 Propertyofagentleman-anEdwardiansilverplatedbrassoval tea-caddy with spiral fluted body & lion’s mask han-dles; together with a bag containing assorted silver & white metalitemsincludingaSterlingsilvermountedclearglassatomiser(2).£70-100

222 LateC19th/earlyC20thsilverplatedsix-bottlecruetset.£50-80

223 Propertyofagentleman-asetoftwelveeachVictoriansil-verplateddessertknives&forks,withdiamondregistrationmarks, in mahogany two-tier canteen; together with a cased setofsixeachsilverplatedfruit-knives&forks(2).£80-120

224 Propertyofagentleman-amassiveC19thPortuguesesilverplatedtwo-handledrectangulartraywithpiercedvineborder,38ins.(96.5cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).Provenance-thistraywaspurchasedinthe1920’sfromMappin&Webb,SaoPaulo,Brazil,andtheoriginalreceiptisincludedwiththesale.£400-600

225 GoodqualityVictorianHMsilver17-piecepartcutleryset,comprising five serving spoons, six dinner forks, three dessertspoons&threedessertforks,byGeorgeAdams(Chawner&Co.),London1859,approx.1,351grams(seeillustration).£300-500

226 Propertyofalady-abagcontainingacasedsetofsixHMsilverhandledtea-knives,twoHMsilvernapkinrings,andtwoHMsilverteaspoons(alot).

227 Propertyofalady-aVictorianScottishHMsilverthree-piece tea-set in the Chinese taste with panels of figures & birds,W.W.Logan,Silversmith,Glasgow1879,approx.679grams(3)(seeillustration).£300-500

228 EdwardianHMsilverstrutphotographframe,Birmingham1904,6ins.(15.2cms.)high.£70-100

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229 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alateVictorianHMsilverdoubleinkstand,thehingedinkwellswithclearglassliners,London1899,8.7ins.(22.1ins.)wide,approx.740grams(net)(seeillustration).£150-250

230 Propertyofagentleman-aVictorianHMsilverthree-piecetea-set,Edward&JohnBarnard,London1854,approx.1,564grams(total)(3)(seeillustration).£300-500

231 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thHMsilversauce-boat, Sheffield 1924, approx. 301 grams; together with a casedHMsilverChristeningspoon&forkset(2).£80-120

232 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thHMsilverboat-shaped bread basket with half-fluted decoration, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1919, 11.6ins. (29.5cms.) long, approx. 442grams(seeillustration).£100-150

233 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thHMsilverpedestalbowlwithshapedrim,thestemwithfourcastlion’sheads,onsquarebasewithconcavecutcorners,oncastshellfeet,Mappin&Webb,Birmngham1920,8ins.(20.3cms.)high,approx.876grams(seeillustration).£250-350

234 Propertyofagentleman-anHMsilverseventy-onepiececompositecutleryset,thekniveswithstainlesssteelblades,approx.3,431grams(excludingknives)(71)(seeillustration).£800-1200

235 Propertyofalady-aheavyVictorianHMsilvertreasuryink-standorstandish,withfoldingscrollhandle&fourhingedcompartments(twowithclearglassinkwells),onbunfeet,makerJ*P,London1898,11.6ins.(29.5cms.)wide(over-all),approx.3,352grams(net)(seeillustration).£800-1200

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236 Propertyofalady-agoodquality&crispearlyC19thGeorgeIVHMsilverthree-piecetea-setbyRebeccaEmes&EdwardBarnard,London1827,approx.1,646grams(total)(3)(seeillustration).£1000-1500

Ceramics & Glass

237 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyTroika‘D’plate,circa1963-1967,withabstractleafdesignonavariegatedblueground,impressed‘TROIKA’/STIVES’withsquaretridentmark,7.3ins.(18.7cms.)across(seeillustration).£100-150

238 1930’smottledturquoiseglazedpotteryplanterwithtwomouldedconcentricbands,impressed‘834’,possiblyPilk-ington’sRoyalLancastrian,12.8ins.(32.5cms.)dia..£40-60

239 Propertyofalady-KatharinePleydell-Bouverie(1895-1985)-twostonewarejugs,thelarger3.5ins.(8.9cms.)high(2)(seeillustration).

240 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC20thBrannammodelofaCatwithbowcollar,unmarked,restorationtoone back leg, 8ins. (20.3cms.) high; together with a Wilt-shaw&RobinsonCarltonWarebluelustrecreamjug(2).

241 Property of a lady - a Royal Worcester figurine - “JUNE”, pink dressversion,modelledbySybil.V.WilliamsandJessa-mine.S.Bray,datecodefor1935.

242 RoyalDoultoncharacterjug-IZAAKWALTON,D.6404.

243 Propertyofalady-asetofsixSusieCooperbonechinacof-feecans&saucersdecoratedwithgreenstars&differentlycolouredinteriors(12).

244 ThreelateC19th/earlyC20thGosscottagescomprisingRt.Hon.DavidLloydGeorge’sEarlyHome,4ins.(10.2cms.)wide,Shakespeare’sHousepastilleburner,3ins.(7.6cms.)wide,andShakespeare’sHouse,3ins.(7.6cms.)wide(3)(seeillustration).£80-120

245 TwoRoyalDoultoncharacterjugs-‘OldCharley’and‘SaireyGamp’(2).

246 Property of a lady - a Royal Doulton figure - FALSTAFF, HN 2054.

247 Property of a lady - a Royal Doulton figure - THE COACHMAN, HN2282.£50-80

248 Propertyofalady-aCapodimonteporcelainmodelentitled‘WiseOwl’byGiuseppeArmani,1983,onwoodenbase,10ins. (25.4cms.) high (overall); together with four Capodi-monte figures; and a quantity of related paperwork (a lot). £50-80

249 Propertyofalady-aWedgwoodbonechinaFlorentinepat-tern black & gold fifty-six piece dinner service (56).£80-120

250 FranklinMintporcelainmodelofalion-‘MonarchoftheSerengeti’.

251 Propertyofadeceasedestate-agroupofsixC20thceram-icsincludingtwoMalinglustreitems&apairof1930’spainted pottery wall pockets modelled as Butterflies (6) (see illustration).£50-80

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252 Propertyofadeceasedestate-threepairsofearlyC20thGouda type vases; together with another similar (7).

253 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aMoorcroftWisteriapatternbalustervase,variousimpressedmarks&greenpaintedfacsimilesignature,9.25ins.(23.5cms.)high(seeillustra-tion).£200-300

254 C19th Canton porcelain teapot, cover missing; together with asimilartea-bowl(2).

255 C19thChineseJunyaocenserwithmouldedringandmaskhandles,5.1ins.(13cms.)across.

256 Propertyofalady-aC19thChineseCantonfamillerosebalustervasewithswanhandles&appliedguidragons.cracked,16.8ins.(42.7cms.)high,onhardwoodstand.

257 QuantityofassortedceramicsincludingRoyalCopenhagencrabdish,modelno.2465,andRoyalWorcestermillenniumbowl(ononeshelf).£80-120

258 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedsmallceramicsincludingaC19thmugwithgreentransferprinteddecorationdepictingGymnastics(damages).

259 Propertyofalady-aC19thblue&whiteprintedointmentpotinscribed‘PreparedonlybyBeach&Barnicott,Succes-sorstothelateDr.Roberts,Bridport.PoorMan’sFriend.Price 1/1’, discoloured crazing, 1.6ins. (4cms.) high; togetherwithasmallVictorianblue&whitesquarevegeta-ble tureen & cover with divided interior; and a small pewter platewithshapedrim(3).

260 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoC19thPratttypepicto-rialpot-lids,oneentitled‘TheEnthusiast’,theotherdepict-ingShrimpers,inmatchingebonisedcircularframes(2).

261 Propertyofalady-anearlyC19thSpodefelsparporcelaingiltdecoratedpucegroundtwenty-threepieceparttea-set,patternnumber‘4336’(23).

262 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alargeVictorianStafford-shirearbourgroup,14.25ins.(36.2cms.)high.

263 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alargeVictorianStafford-shireclockgroup,14.1ins.(35.8cms.)high.

264 Boxcontainingan1897QueenVictoriadiamondjubileecommemorativeenamelbeaker&assortedcommemora-tivechinaitems.

265 LateC19th/earlyC20thCoalportporcelainnavyblue&giltborderednine-piecepartdessertservicepaintedwithpinkroses; together with three assorted framed prints; and a quantityofunframedprints(alot).

266 C19th Amherst Japan pattern mug; together with a C19th Staffordshire relief moulded cream jug; a Royal Doulton stoneware bottle vase; and a Poole Pottery vase (4).

267 Propertyofagentleman-aRoyalWorcesterivory-colouredleaf moulded cream jug and matching sugar bowl; together withasmallpairofStaffordshiremodelsofseatedspaniels(4).

268 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thHammersleyporcelainfruitdecoratedsixteen-piecedessertservicewithnavyblue&giltborders,cracks&repairstosevenofthedessertbowls(16)(seeillustration).£80-120

269 Propertyofagentleman-asetoftwelveCoalportplateswithbluescaleground&giltborderspaintedwithvignettesof exotic birds & floral sprays, gilt painted pattern number ‘X.1496/A’&giltpainteddecorator’snumber‘18’,im-pressed‘18J5’&‘58’,each9.1ins.(23.1cms.)dia.(12)(seeillustration).£400-600

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270 Propertyofalady-aquantityofassortedceramics,mostlysponge-ware(ononeshelf).

271 Propertyofagentleman-agroupoffourContinentalpor-celainitemsincludingalateC19th/earlyC20thMeissenstyle floral painted inkstand & a C19th Paris coffee pot (4) (seeillustration).£50-80

272 Propertyofagentleman-asetofsixmidC19thEnglishporcelaincups&saucerswithgiltdecorationsonnavygrounds,redpaintedpatternnumber‘5/2340’(12).

273 Propertyofagentleman-alateC19thDoultonBurslemblue&white‘WildGeranium’patternrectangularbasin,16.5ins.(42cms.)wide.£50-80

274 Propertyofagentleman-agroupofsixC19th/earlyC20thEnglishceramicsincludingamidC19thStaffordshireporcellaneous figure of a Shepherd feeding a Lamb (6) (see illustration).£80-120

275 Propertyofagentleman-agraduatedsetofthreeKeeling&Co.LosolWare‘Stanley’patternjugs,thelargest7.5ins.(19.1cms.)high(3).

276 Propertyofagentleman-aquantityofKeeling&Co.LosolWare‘Chandos’patterntableware,comprisingarectan-gularcomport,ateapot,alargemilkjug,alargepairofservingbowls,asmallcoveredbutterdish,andasmallpairofcirculardishes(8)(seeillustration).£50-80

277 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aquantityofassortedpot-teryincludingDeruta,Quimper&greenleafplates(ononeshelf).

278 Propertyofadeceasedestate-sixDelftblue&whitetiles,C18th/C19th(6).

279 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anEdwardianArtNouveauMintons majolica jardiniere, extensive flaking to interior, 7.6ins.(19.3cms.)high.

280 Propertyofagentleman-aVictorianMooreBrothersporce-lain centrepiece with floral encrusted dish top supported by threecherubs,onGreekkeygiltbandedbase,impressed‘Moore’,circa1870,10.75ins.(27.3cms.)high(seeillustra-tion).£80-120

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281 Propertyofagentleman-aC19thContinentalporcelaincircularplatepainted‘engrisaille’withaclassicalBaccha-nalianscenewithasemi-cladmaidendancinginwoodland,withinagiltdecoratedgreenborder,mountedinagiltcompositionribbondecoratedframe,12ins.(30.5cms.)dia.(excludingribboncresting)(seeillustration).£200-300

282 Propertyofagentleman-alateC19th/earlyC20thViennastyleporcelaintwo-handledvase&coveronstand,withapaintedpaneldepictingtheThreeGraces,entitled‘DerDreiGratsen’onundersideofvase,thepanelsigned‘K.Wehg’(?),14.55ins.(37cms.)high(overall)(seeillustration).£150-250

283 SoldonbehalfofCancerResearch(UK)Ltd-aC19thDutchDelftblue&whitetilepaintedwithagolfer,5.1ins.(13cms.)square; together with a millefiori glass paperweight, 3ins. (7.6cms.)dia.(2).

284 Propertyofalady-aC19thVenetianpaleblue&giltglassewermodelledasaDolphin,withfoldedfoot,10ins.(25.4cms.) high; together with a small millefiori glass paper-weight; and an early Victorian Staffordshire porcellaneous groupofaGirlonaGoat,5.8ins.(14.7cms.)high(3).£50-80

285 BoxcontainingassorteditemsincludingaMeissenporce-lainblue&white‘onion’patterndishonscrollfeet,andasmallartglasscirculardish.

286 ModernLalique‘Caravelle’pintray,2.8ins.(7.1cms.)high.£50-80

287 Large1970’sChanceBrothers‘Gingham’red&orangecheckstripedhandkerchief(‘Hanky’)vase,10.3ins.(26.2cms.)across(max.).£40-60

288 Propertyofadeceasedestate-asmallpairoflateC19th/earlyC20thclearcutglasstablelustres,losses(2).

289 Propertyofadeceasedestate-sevenassortedglasspaper-weights(7).

290 Property of a gentleman - three clear glass vases; together with a pair of etched clear glass decanters with stoppers; andaclearglasscordialjug(6).£50-80

291 Propertyofagentleman-apairoflargeblue-greenglassspiral fluted baluster vases, each 16ins. (40.6cms.) high; togetherwiththreecolouredglasshyacinthvases(5).£50-80

292 C19thrubyglasstablelustre,onedropmissing.

293 Propertyofalady-aquantityofassortedglasswareinclud-ingasetofthreeclearglassrinsers&apairofcutglasscandlesticks(ononeshelf).

294 SetoffourVictorianpressmouldedclearglasscandlestickswithstyliseddolphinsupports,each9.5ins.(24.1cms.)high(4).£80-120

295 QuantityofassortedglasswareincludingCranberryexam-ples(ononeshelf).

296 GeorgeIIIaleglasswithfacetedstem&conicalbase,6.3ins.(16cms.)high.£50-80

297 Property of a gentleman - a large blue flashed cut glass vasewithcastellatedrim,22.8ins.(58cms.)high.£50-80

298 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thFrenchgiltdecoratedclearglassthirty-onepieceparttablesuite(31)(seeillus-tration).£80-120

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299 LateC19th/earlyC20thBohemiancutglassthistle-shaped vase with etched ruby flashed picture panel, 10ins. (25cms.)high(seeillustration).£100-150

300 LargeearlyC20thcutglassthistle-shapedvase,15ins.(38cms.)high(seeillustration).£200-300

Objects & Miscellanea

301 LateC19th/earlyC20thnatural&blackstainedturnedbonebarleycornpatternchessset,somedamages,thekings4.25ins.(10.8cms.)high(32).£50-80

302 BoxcontainingMatchbox&othertoys.

303 Propertyofalady-nineassortedchildren’sbooksinclud-ingSTEEL,FloraAnnie-‘EnglishFairyTales’-illustratedbyArthurRackham,Macmillan,1918,redcloth(9).

304 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thGermanArmandMarseillebisqueheadeddollwithsleepingeyes&closedmouth,impressed‘A.M./Germany/341.6K’,withjointedcompositionbody,wearingaChristeninggown,21ins.(53cms.)high(seeillustration).£50-80

305 Propertyofagentleman-aC19thChineseexportlacquerboxcontainingsmallliddedboxes&trays,damages.

306 LateC19th/earlyC20thdark-greenleatherblotterwithChineseembroideredsilkpictorialpanel.

307 Propertyofalady-twoearlyC20thChinesecarvedwoodenfigures of deities, each 11.8ins. (30cms.) high (2).

308 EightassortedOrientalitemsincludingaJapaneseAritablue&whiteporcelainvase(riveted)(8).

309 BagcontainingChineseMingstylecarvedjademodelofaduck,1.5ins.(3.8cms.)long(seeillustration).£100-200

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310 LateC19th/earlyC20thredpaintedleathercylindricalshellcasewithcover,31ins.(79cms.)high.£50-80

311 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thembroiderydepictingacottage by a stream with figures on a bridge, in glazed gilt strutframe(thestrutdetached),19by15.4ins.(48.2by39.2cms.)(overall).

312 CasaPupolargerug,96.5by76.8ins.(245by195cms.).

313 EarlyC20thFrenchmachine-madetapestrydepictingafalconingscene,73by44ins.(186by112cms.).£80-120

314 SoldonbehalfofCancerResearch(UK)Ltd-aBelouchsad-dlebag,47by21ins.(119by53cms.).

315 Ethnictribalbronzegroupofatigerattackingaman,taildetached, 10ins. (25.4cms.) long; together with five ethnic African tribal carved wooden figures, the largest 11.6ins. (29.5cms.)high(6).

316 C19thcarvedtreenpincushionstandofpineappleform,3.7ins.(9.4cms.)high.

317 Propertyofagentlemanoftitle-apairoflateC19th/earlyC20th turned & stop-fluted mahogany candlesticks with brassnozzles,onedrip-panmissing,each11ins.(27.9cms.)high(2).

318 Late C19th / early C20th carved & painted wood figure of a nativeman,23ins.(58.5cms.)high.£50-80

319 Propertyofagentleman-aGeorgeIIImahoganyknifebox,theinterioradaptedforstationery.£80-120

320 Carapaceturtleshell,19.75ins.(50.2cms.)long.

321 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC19thGeorgeIIIburrwalnut&kingwoodcrossbandedrectangulartwo-sec-tiontea-caddy,7ins.(18cms.)wide.

322 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aC19thbronzegroupofTwoWhippets,afterPierreJulesMene,onblackmarblebase,6.5ins.(16.5cms.)high(overall)(seeillustration).£50-100

323 Propertyofadeceasedestate-abottleof1953CanadianClubbyHiramWalker&Sons.

324 Propertyofalady-agoodearlyC19thRegencyperiodrosewood&boxwoodstrungsarcophagusshapedtea-caddywith two interior lift-out cannisters flanking a cut glass mix-ingbowl,withembossedgiltmetalringhandles&plates,onembossedgiltmetallion’spawfeet,13ins.(33cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£120-180

325 Propertyofagentleman-twolateC19th/earlyC20thsilver plated copper tea-caddies; together with a pair of gilt metalmountedclearglasstablelighters(4).

326 Property of a gentleman - three leather blotters; together withaquantityofunframedprints(alot).

327 LateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchpaintedplaster&haircorbel,13.5ins(34cms.)high.

328 C19thgiltpaintedcompositiondecoratedplinthwithmouldedcherubs,18ins.(46cms.)wide(overall).

329 Propertyofalady-aC19thmarquetryinlaidcedar-linedwriting box, 14ins. (35.5cms.) wide; together with a match-ingworkbox,11.8ins.(30cms.)wide(2)(seeillustration).£100-150

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330 SoldonbehalfofCancerResearch(UK)Ltd-arosewoodwritingbox,2ndquarterC19th,13.75ins.(35cms.)wide.£50-80

331 Propertyofalady-amidC19thMacassarebonywatch-stand with turned bobbin columns & ivory finial, 5.75ins. (14.6cms.)high.

332 Propertyofalady-alateC19thmahoganyfretworkcornershelf,15ins.(38cms.)high,28.75ins.(73cms.)wide(seeillustration).£80-120

333 Propertyofagentleman-apairofearlyC20thcarvedebonybookendsmodelledasElephants,each5.9ins.(15cms.)high(2).

334 LargewhiteplasterbustofApollo,31.8ins.(81cms.)high.£80-120

335 Propertyofagentleman-aC19thNearEasterncoppercylindrical bin with repousse figural & animal decorations, 10.6ins.(27cms.)high.£80-120

336 GoodqualityC19thmahogany&brassboundwritingboxbyHausburg,Liverpool,withkey,11.1ins.(28.2cms.)wide.£80-120

337 Propertyofalady-apairofearlyC20thFrenchpatinatedspelter figures of a man sowing seeds & a maiden gathering wheat,theformer13.7ins.(34.8cms.)high(overall)(2).

338 Property of a gentleman - a pair of bronze figures of mediaevalknights,onblackmarblebases,each18.9ins.(48cms.)high(2)(seeillustration).£150-250

339 Propertyofagentleman-alateC19thgiltpaintedbrassmountedovalSevresstyleporcelaindish,paintedwitharomanticscene,spuriousSevresinterlaced‘L’s’mark,starcrack,22.5ins.(57cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£150-250

340 Propertyofadeceasedestate-apairoflateC19thFrenchgiltmetalmountedblack&rougemarbletazzae,9.8ins.(25cms.)high(2).

341 Propertyofagentleman-apairofVictorianturnedgiltwoodhandled floral needlework circular panelled face screens; togetherwithalateC19thgiltmetalmountedServresstyleporcelainchamberstick(3)(seeillustration).£50-80

342 Smallmahoganyrectangulartablecabinetwithhingedlidabovetwelvedrawers,10.8ins.(27.5cms.)wide.

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343 C19th oak deed box, fitted with three locks, 18.6ins. (47cms.)wide.

344 Victorianrosewood&mother-of-pearlinlaidwritingbox,12ins.(30.5cms.)wide.

345 EarlyC19thmahoganyrectangulartea-caddywithtwointe-riorlift-outcannisters,11.7ins.(29.5cms.)wide.

346 Early C20th African tribal carved & painted wood figure, 6.3ins. (16cms.) high; together with another tribal wood carving(2).£100-150

347 Propertyofalady-asetoftwelvemother-of-pearlcircularplateswithshapedrims,each7ins.(17.8cms.)dia.(12).£80-120

348 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontaininngassorteditemsincludingatomiserscentbottles.

349 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC20thtanleathervanity case with fittings, retailed by Maylor, London, in can-vasoutercover,14.2ins.(36cms.)wide.

350 Propertyofagentleman-amidC20thFrenchgiltmetalmountedcutglassovalcentrepiecewithswanhandlessup-portingcandlesockets,onpawfeet,17ins.(43.2cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£100-150

351 Propertyofagentleman-aGeorgeIIImahogany&inlaidtea-caddyofelongatedoctagonalsection,withinteriorlid,6.4ins.(16.2cms.)wide(seeillustration).£200-300

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352 Propertyofagentleman-apairofmodernredtolewarestyletablelampswithshades(2).£50-100

353 Propertyofagentleman-apairofleafdecoratedbrassedmetal three-light table lamps with clear glass spike finials & drops,withshades,each20.6ins.(52.3cms.)high(2)(seeillustration).£100-150

354 Propertyofalady-alateC19thpiercedbrassfender,54.75ins.(139cms.)wide(overall).£50-80

355 Propertyofagentleman-anornategiltmetalthree-lightelectrolier with faceted glass drops; together with a pair of gilt metal & faceted glass basket wall lights; and another similar(4).£50-100

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356 Propertyofalady-agoodqualitypatinatedbronzedmetaltripodstandardlampwithleafdecora-tions&clawfeet,withmoulded&frosted glass flambeau shade (see illustration).£100-200

357 Propertyofagentleman-aVictori-anbrassmountedcutglasstablelampwithfacetedglassdrops,adaptedforelectricity,withshade,15ins.(38cms.)high(excludingbulb&shade)(seeillustration).£100-150

358 Propertyofalady-agiltmetal&cutglasstablelampwiththreeoutward-facingEgyptianheads&monopodia,17ins.(43cms.)high(overall)(seeillustration).£80-120

359 Bouillottestyletriple-lighttablelamp.£40-60

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360 Propertyofagentleman-apairoflateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchormolu&Sevresstyleporcelainmountedtablelampsdecoratedwithgoat’sheads&drapery,bothstamped‘144’onundersides,withshades,each17.25ins.(43.8cms.)high(excludingbulbs&shades)(2)(seeillustra-tion).£500-800

361 Propertyofagentleman-agoodqualityormolusix-lightelectrolierwithfoliatedecorations,28.6ins.(72.6cms.)high(overall)(seeillustration).£800-1200

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362 EarlyC18thoaksingledropleafgatelegtable,withturnedbalusterlegs,34ins.(86)cms.)long(seeillustration).£150-250

363 Propertyofagentleman-anC18thContinentalfruitwoodcoffer with fixed top above dentil moulded frieze & long drawer with fielded panels, on shaped apron & tapering endsupports,40ins.(102cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustra-tion).£200-300

364 LateC17thoakmulechestwithgeometricmouldedpanels,49.5ins.(126cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£200-300

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365 Propertyofalady-agoodlateC18thFrenchprovincialbrassstuddedchestnuttwo-partdresserwithcarvedgaller-iedplate-rack,58ins.(147cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustra-tion).£1000-1500

366 Propertyofalady-aGeorgeIIIoakdresserwiththreefriezedrawersaboveashapedapron,onsquaretaperinglegs,73.7ins.(187.2cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£800-1200Lot 365

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367 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alateVictoriangiltbrassdiamond-shapedwallmirrorwithcircularplate,previouslywithsconces,25ins.(64cms.)high.

368 GeorgeIIImahoganysecretairebookcasewithGreekkeycorniceabovetwoastragalglazeddoorsenclosingadjust-ableshelves,thebasewithsecretairedrawermodelledastwodrawerswiththreefurthergraduateddrawersunder,onbracketfeet,46.3ins.wide(overall)(seeillustration).£1500-2500

369 MidC18thGeorgeIImahoganyfoldoverdoublegate-legteaorgamestablewithearedtop&counterwells,oncabri-olelegsterminatinginpadfeet,circa1750,restorations,30ins.(76.2cms.)wide(seeillustration).£400-600

370 Propertyofalady-aGeorgeIIImahoganyfall-frontbureauwith fitted interior above two short & three long graduated drawerswithbrassswan-neckhandles(apparentlyoriginal),onlaterbracketfeet,43.3ins.(110cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£250-350

371 Propertyofalady-aChinesepadouktwo-tierlamptablewithcarvedfrieze,17ins.(43cms.)wide(seeillustration).£80-120

372 GeorgeIVmahoganytwo-tiernightstandwithdrawer&shapedapron,onsquaresectionsup-ports.

373 Propertyofalady-alateC18thFrenchprovincialcarvedwalnut&canepanelledsidechairwithcabriolelegs.£50-80

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374 Propertyofalady-amidC18thGeorgeIImahogany&latersatinwoodcrossbandeddemi-lunefoldovergate-legteatablewithlapettedclublegsterminatinginpadfeet,33ins.(84cms.)wide(seeillustration).£200-300

375 Propertyofalady-aSavanolatypearmchair,thebackwithcarved flowerhead roundel.£50-80

376 Propertyofalady-asmallIndianhardwoodoccasionaltablewithinlaidelephantdecorations,oncarvedlegs.

377 NearEasternabaloneinlaidoctagonaloccasionaltable.

378 C19th English carved giltwood armchair with floral nee-dleworkupholstery,oncabriolefrontlegs,circa1835(seeillustration).£200-300

379 EarlyC19thRegencyperiodlaterwhitepaintedtriplechair-backsetteewithropetoprails&scrollarms,oneightlegswithbrasscappedcastorstothebackfour,78.2ins.(198.6cms.)wide(seeillustration).£500-700

380 EarlyC19tholivewood&palm-woodsidetablewithcedar-linedfriezedraweronlyreendsupportsunitedbyturnedstretchers,26.15ins.(66.4cms.)wide(seeillustration).£400-600

381 Propertyofalady-apairofearlyC20thcanepanelleddou-ble-skinnedbergeredeeparmchairswithcarvedacanthusarmsupports&hairypawfeet,frontseatrailmouldingsmissing(2)(seeillustration).£150-250

382 Propertyofagentleman-aLouisXVstylelimed&canepanelledbergere,withcabriolelegs.£50-80

383 Propertyofalady-anIndianhardwood&iron-boundchestwithhingedlid,36ins.(91.5cms.)wide(seeillustration).£150-250

384 EarlyC19thRegencyperiodmahoganypedestalpembroketablewithenddrawer,onturnedcolumnwithhipped&reededsabrelegsterminatinginbrasssabots&castors,43.4ins.(110cms.)long(seeillustration).£300-400

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385 Victorianwalnut&crossbandedcloverleaf-shapedquadrupledrop-leaftablewithinsetcentre,onturned&carvedsupportsterminatinginbrownchinacastors,37.5ins.(95cms.)across(max.)(seeillustra-tion).£300-400

386 Victorianmahoganyarchedframedwallmirror,32.5ins.(82.5cms.)high.£120-180

387 Edwardianrosewood&marquetryinlaidmusiccabinetwithbevelledmirrorpanels,onsquaretaper-inglegsterminatinginbrownchinacastors,22ins.(56cms.)wide(seeillustration).£300-400

388 Propertyofalady-a1930’swalnutcirculartoppedoccasionaltablewithinsetneedleworkpanel,oncabriolelegs&padfeet,32.7ins.(83cms.)dia.(seeillustration).£100-200

389 C18thGeorgeIIImahoganytriangulardrop-leafcor-nertable,circa1770,withpull-outcandleslide,onscratchmouldedsquarechamferedlegs,34.75ins.(88.3cms.)wide(seeillustration).£500-800

390 Propertyofagentleman-anunusualpairoflateC19thContinentalbentwood&ebonisedcanepan-elledsidechairs(2)(seeillustration).£200-300

391 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thmahoganybedsidetablewithshapedback&shelfabovefriezedrawer,oncabriolelegs,22.5ins.(57cms.)wide.£50-80

392 Propertyofalady-aVictorianmahogany&uphol-steredscroll-endsofa,withturnedlegsterminatinginbrasscappedcastors,86ins.(219cms.)wide(seeillustration).£400-600

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393 Propertyofagentleman-aKlismosstyleebonised&parcelgiltchair(seeillustration).£50-80

394 Propertyofalady-alateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchLouisXVstyleormolumountedVernisMartindecoratedrosewoodbureaudedamewithcabriolelegs,28.5ins.(72.4cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£300-500

395 Propertyofagentleman-alateC19th/earlyC20thFrenchLouisXVstyleormolumountedVernisMartindecoratedma-hoganyvitrinewithconcavesides&marbletop,oncabriolelegs,34.75ins.(88.3cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£1000-1500

396 Propertyofagentleman-aFrenchLouisXVstylecarved&limedbeechwoodframedday-bedwithscrollends&cabri-olelegs,89ins.(226cms.)long(overall)(seeillustration).£200-300

397 Propertyofagentleman-apairofearlyC19thWilliamIVmahoganysquarefootstoolswithfadedredupholstery,oncarvedlion’spawfeet(2)(seeillustration).£80-120

398 Propertyofagentleman-alateC19th/earlyC20thmahoganyapprentice’sorchild’schairwithHepplewhitestylecarvedshieldback&scrollarms,onChippendalestylecarvedcabriolelegswithball&clawfeet,27ins.(69cms.)high(seeillustration).£200-300

399 Propertyofagentleman-aGeorgeIIImahoganyappren-tice’sorchild’schairwithstylisedwheatsheafback&chan-nelledarms,thedrop-inseatonscratchmouldedsquaretaperinglegs,24.5ins.(62cms.)high(seeillustration).£200-300

400 Propertyofagentleman-agoodqualitylateC19th/earlyC20thcarvdoak&embossedleatherpanelled‘X’-frameelbowchair(seeillustration).£200-300

401 Propertyofalady-aVictorianwalnut&marquetryinlaidpiercabinetwithgiltmetalmounts,30ins.(76.2cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£150-250

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402 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC19thRegencyperiodmahoganywinecoolerorcellarette,ofsarcophagusformwithleadlining,21.1ins.(53.5cms.)wide(seeillustration).£400-600

403 EarlyC19thGeorgeIVmahoganythree-tierwhatnotwithturnedcolumns&drawerunder,onturnedlegswithbrasscappedcastors,17.6ins.(44.7cms.)wide(seeillustration).£500-800

404 Propertyofalady-anearlyC19thRegencyperiodmahoga-ny&satinwoodtwinpedestalsideboardwithovalpanels&reedededges,72ins.(183cms.)wide(seeillustration).£500-800

405 Property of a lady - a set of five early C19th Regency period mahogany dining chairs with turned front legs; together withasimilarpairofearlyC19thRegencyperiodmahoganycarverchairs(7)(seeillustration).£400-600

406 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC19thRegencyperiodmapleworktablewithafriezedraweroppsedbyadummydrawer,aboveapleatedbasket,ontaperingstandardendsupportsunitedbyaturnedstretcher,23.6ins.(60cms.)wide(seeillustration).£400-600

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407 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thFrenchHepple-white style mahogany open armchair with floral needlework upholsteredseat,oncabriolefrontlegs(seeillustration).£80-120

408 Propertyofalady-anC18th&laterwalnut&featherband-edchestoftwoshort&threelonggraduateddrawers,onlaterbracketfeet,38ins.(97cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£400-600

409 Propertyofagentleman-achinoiseriedecoratedfree-standingcornercabinetwithopenshelvesaboveasingledoor,81.8ins.(208cms.)high(seeillustration).£400-600

410 Propertyofagentleman-agoodpairofRegencystyleebonised&parcelgiltcanepanelledbergereswithsabrelegs(2)(seeillustration).£400-600

Saleroom Three (General Antiques & Household Chattels)

411 Kashanwoollenhand-madecarpetwithdarkredground,114by78ins.(290by199cms.).£120-180

412 Kermanwoollenhand-madecarpetwithgreenground,148by114ins.(375by289cms.).£150-250

413 Unusualwastepaperbasketformedbythecoversoffourbookswithleatherspinesandmarbledboards.£15-25

414 SetofeightmidC20thGeorgeIstylewalnutdiningchairsincludingtwocarvers,withcarvedtoprailsandcabriolefrontlegs,withpaddedbacksanddrop-inseats(8).£80-120

415 Silkworkblockprintwallhangingwithbeigeground,101by86ins.(273by216cms.).

416 Pair of Victorian walnut & pale pink floral patterned silk upholstered corner chairs with turned & fluted front legs (2).£150-250

417 Propertyofalady-lateC19th/earlyC20th-FIGUREBYHOUSES-watercolour,7by8.3ins.(17.8by21.1cms.),inglazedframe.

418 Propertyofadeceasedestate-alady’smusquashjacket,labelledArthurShaw,Worthing.

419 Modernschool-TRIBALFIGURES,POSSIBLYHAITIAN-oiloncanvas,38by57.5ins.(96.5by146.1cms.),unframed-indistinctlysignedlowerright.

420 Propertyofalady-lateC19thBritishschool-SHEPHERD&FLOCKINLANDSCAPEWITHCATTLEBEYOND-water-colour,10.4by14.9ins.(26.4by37.9cms.),inglazedframe-monogrammedEABN(?)lowerleft.

421 ANewYorkcollection-propertyfromtheestateofthelateJames(“Jim”)PlattWhite(1923-1992)-James(‘Jimmy’)Waring(1922-1975,choreographer)-AB-STRACT-collage,8.4by6.2ins.(21.3by15.8cms.),inglazedframe.Thislotisaccompaniedbyahand-writtencardfromtheartisttothelatevendor,andtworelatednewspapercuttings.

422 EcoleSouthKensington(ArtsSchool)-STILLLIFEOFANEWERANDFRUIT-watercolour,12.25by16.6ins.(31.1by42.2cms.),inglazedframe-unsigned(notexaminedoutofframe).

423 Contemporaryrugwithbeigeground,73by49ins.(185by125cms.).

424 Contemporaryrugwithmochaground,71by47ins.(180by120cms.).£50-80

425 PairofearlyC20thlong-handledbellowsdecoratedwithasceneoftwohuntsmanbyaninn.

426 EarlyC20thjug&basinset,decoratedwithanIndianprocession; together with another jug & basin set (4).

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427 G-Plannestofthreeteakoccasionaltables,thelargest21ins.(53.3cms.)wide(3).

428 SetoffourArts&CraftsoakMoorishsidechairsinthemannerofLiberty,thebacksinsetwithMoroccanpanels(4).£80-120

429 Victorianmahoganytwo-tierbuffetwithpanelledtwo-doorcupboardunder,46.75ins.(118.7cms.)wide.£200-300

430 Victorianparquetryinlaidsingle-doorpiercabinetwithcantedfrontcorners,onplinthbase,29.4ins.(74.7cms.)wide(overall).£120-180

431 Late C19th / early C20th green floral button upholstered back-rest; together with a 1960’s laminate occasional table (2).

432 Propertyofalady-amidC20thpainteddoll’shouse&shed.

433 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC20thChinesewoollenhand-madecarpetwithblueground,160by119ins.(407by303cms.).

434 Propertyofagentleman-aC18th/C19thContinentalcastiron arched fire-back depicting a lady, inscribed ‘FRUH-LING’,cracked,33.25ins.(84.5cms.)high.

435 Propertyofagentlemanoftitle-alateVictorianGeorgeJoneswrythenmouldedplainwhite&giltlinedjug&basinset; together with a blue floral pattern jug & basin set (4).

436 Propertyofagentleman-aTurkishwoollenhand-madecar-petwithfadedredground,119by82ins.(301by209cms.).£50-80

437 Propertyofalady-amodernAfghanwoollenhand-madeprayerrug,51by32ins.(130by80cms.).

438 LateC19thNorthEuropeanmahoganybibliothequewithtwomirrorpanelleddoorsenclosingadjustableshelves,47ins.(120cms.)wide(overall).£60-90

439 Smallmahoganychestoffourlongdrawers,adaptedfromaC19thcommode,24ins.(61cms.)wide(overall).£60-90

440 Propertyofalady-aGeorgeIIIoakfall-frontbureauwithassociatedglazedtwo-doortop,raisedonbracketfeet.£150-250

441 Propertyofalady-anEdwardianmahoganytelescopicex-tendingdiningtablewithextraleaf,onshellcarvedcabriolelegs.

442 Propertyofagentleman-asetofsixC19thcolouredengravingsfromtheseries‘R.ACKERMANN’SMILITARYSCRAPS’,inglazedframesoftwodifferentdesigns(6).

443 Propertyofalady-S.Miller(lateC19th/earlyC20thBrit-ish)-MOORLANDSCENE-gouache,6.7by11.5ins.(17by29.2cms.),inglazedgiltframe-signedlowerright.

444 Propertyofalady-anErcoldiningroomsuitecomprisingadrop-leafdiningtable,fourstick-backchairs,andatwo-doorsideboard(6).£80-120

445 Propertyofalady-aboxcontainingassorteditems,mostlyceramics&glass,includingapairofChinesecrackleglazedvases&twoCaithnessglassvases.

446 C19thelmseatedWindsorwheel-backsidechairwithcabri-ole front legs & crinoline stretcher; together with a treen bowl; and three other treen items (5).

447 Property of a lady - a quantity of fishing tackle including threerods&threereels(alot).

448 Propertyofalady-twoboxescontainingassortedbooksincludingBeatrixPotter(2).

449 SixassortedHepplewhitestylediningchairsincludingtwocarvers,GeorgeIII&later(6).£50-80

450 Early/midC20thJapanesereproductionwoodblockprintdepictingYanone,afterSadanobuHasegawa,inglazeddecoratedblacklacquerframe,17.15by11.75ins.(43.6by29.8cms.) (overall); together with five unframed posters of MarilynMonroe(6).

451 Set of three steel & brass fire irons (3).

452 Propertyofagentleman-Edwardiansatinwoodframedfirescreen.

453 ClariceCliffBizarregreenleafborderedeighteen-piecepartbreakfastset,somedamages(18).

454 Propertyofalady-aVictorianelmseatedlath-backelbowchairwithturnedlegs&stretchers.

455 Propertyofagentleman-aLloydLoomlaterpinkpaintedchair; together with a matching laundry bin; and a small mahoganyoccasionaltable(3).

456 Propertyofagentleman-amidC19thImprovedStoneChinagreendecoratedtwenty-eightpiecepartdinnerserv-ice,pattern‘N.901’,somedamages(28).

457 Propertyofalady-anearlyC19thgrainedpinelift-toptrunkwith iron fittings, with later padded top & drapery.

458 Propertyofalady-anAdamstylesteel&brassserpentinefronted electric fire.

459 Propertyofalady-twolateC19th/earlyC20thcrinolinedolls,thetaller13ins.(33cms.)high(2).

460 Propertyofadeceasedestate-areproductionopennarrowbookcase with fretwork sides & two drawers under; together with a reproduction mahogany audio / TV cabinet; and a modernglasstoppedcoffeetable(3).

461 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedpicturesincludingoils,watercolours&etchings.

462 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aGeorgeIIImahoganyrec-tangulardrop-leafdiningtablewithscratchmouldedsquarechamferedlegs,36by53ins.(91.4by134.6cms.)(max.).

463 Propertyofadeceasedestate-asetofthreeVictorianma-hoganybar-backdiningchairswithdrop-inseats&turnedfrontlegs(3).

464 Propertyofagentleman-aHolophaneclearmouldedglassceilinglightwithcover&chains,12.3ins.(31.2cms.)dia..

465 Propertyofalady-HarryCoryWright(b.1963)-‘SUNRISEOVERSLIPCREEK’-signedlimitededitionlithographicprint,numbered4/500,inglazedframe,24.5by29.15ins.(62by74cms.)(overall).Provenance-theConranShop.

466 LateVictoriancanepanelledfoldingsteamerordeckchairwithcarvedtoprail.

467 MouncTsa(C20th,Burmese)-THREEFIGURESINLAND-SCAPE-oilonlinen,32by39ins.(80.5by99cms.),un-framed-signedlowercentre.

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468 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thcarvedoakspinningstool; together with a Middle Eastern inlaid tripod occasion-altable(2).

469 Propertyofalady-aC19thmahoganybow-frontedsix-leg-gedsideboardofsmallproportions,withbrasscircularplatehandles,36ins.(91.5cms.)wide(overall).

470 Pair of late C19th / early C20th brass fire-dogs; together with a similar set of three brass fire irons (5).

471 Setoftwelvechromo-lithographsafterErnstHeyn,inmod-ern gilt frames; together with another framed picture (13).

472 Propertyofagentleman-amahoganyplantstandwithrope-twistcolumn&acanthuscarvedcollar,adaptedfromaC19thbed-post.

473 EarlyC19thGeorgeIIIoakthree-tierplate-rack,57.75ins.(147cms.)wide(overall).

474 Early C20th mahogany fire surround with bevelled oval mir-rorpanel.

475 EarlyC20thPhilipHarrisLtdlaboratorybalancescales,inglazedcase.

476 Two boxes containing fine art sales index books (2).

477 Propertyofalady-twoC19thrushseatedspindle-backsidechairs(2).

478 Propertyofalady-alateVictoriancoalboxwithhingedsloping front & ornate brass fittings.

479 ModernIndianwoollenhand-maderugwithsignaturetab-let,57by30.5ins.(145by78cms.).

480 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxedMaximradio/CDplayer.

481 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aVictorianmahoganythree-tierstepcommode(seeillustration).£50-80

482 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedceramicsincludingcommemorativemugs.

483 Property of a gentleman - five boxes containing assorted booksincludingchildren’sbooks(5).

484 Propertyofalady-aboxcontainingassortedpictures&prints,mostlyframed.

485 Propertyofalady-anEdwardianoctagonalthree-tierfold-ingcakestand.

486 Propertyofalady-eightassortedoilpaintings&watercol-ourdrawingsincludinglocalviews&viewsoftheIsleofWight,allframed(8).

487 Propertyofalady-anearlyC19thmahoganyrectangulartilt-topdiningtablewithtaperinghexagonalcolumn,oncir-cularplatformbasewithscrolllegs&castors,thetop45.25by43.2ins.(115by110cms.)(seeillustration).£100-150

488 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyVictorianmahoganysquaretilt-topdiningtablewithturnedcolumn&leafcarvedcabriolelegs,thetop51.5ins.(131cms.)square(seeillustration).£150-250

489 Propertyofalady-alargeOrientalhardwoodkangtable,thetop59by35.4ins.(150by90cms.).

490 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thmahogany‘spider-leg’gate-legtable,36by36.5ins.(91.5by92.7cms.)(max.).£80-120

Lot 487

Lot 481

Lot 488

491 Propertyofagentleman-amodernChinesewoollenhand-maderugwithbeigeground,129by108ins.(354by276cms.).

492 Propertyofagentleman-a1920’soaktwo-partdresser.£50-100

493 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thoakcasedgrand-motherclockwiththree-trainchimingmovement,55.2ins.(140cms.)high.

494 1930/40’swalnut&crossbandedopenbookcaseonstandwithspadefeet,26.8ins.(68cms.)wide(overall).

495 Propertyofagentleman-aChippendalestylemahoganyshapedrectangulartoppedcentretablewithfretworkbrackets&ogeemouldedsquaresectionlegs,onebracketdetached,36ins.(91.5cms.)long.

496 Propertyofagentleman-amodernhexagonalhallorporchlantern; together with a suitcase containing assorted items includingapairofcarvedsoapstonebook-ends&anam-ethystmineralspecimen(2).

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497 Propertyofagentleman-apairofdecorativelyframedbotanical prints; together with a pair of decoratively framed printsdepictingsea-shells(4).

498 Edwardianmirror-backsideboardwithcarvedpanels.

499 Edwardianmahogany&inlaidmantelclock.

500 HMS(lateC19th/earlyC20th)-STILLLIFESOFROSES-twowatercolours,thelarger20.5by15ins.(52by38cms.),bothframed&glazed-bothinitialled,thelargerdated1914(2).

501 Aubussonstylerugwithbeige&blueground,66.5by50ins.(169by127cms.).£80-120

502 Madrassilkstylerunnerwithroseredground,110by29ins.(279by74cms.).£80-120

503 PersianBelouchwoollenhand-maderugwithredground,53by35ins.(138by89cms.).£60-90

504 PersianBelouchwoollenhand-maderugwithredground,52.5by31ins.(137by79cms.).£60-90

505 Propertyofalady-areproductionyew-woodbow-frontedfreestandingcornercabinetwithglazeduppersection.

506 EdwardianbentwoodwhatnotintheJapanesetaste,withtwofriezedrawers,22.8ins.(57.9cms.)wide.£50-80

507 Propertyofalady-alateVictoriancarveddarkoakfall-frontbureau,35.3ins.(89.5cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£80-120

508 Propertyofagentleman-asetoffourVictorianmahoganydiningchairswithturnedfrontlegs(4).

509 Propertyofalady-alateVictoriancanepanelleddeckorsteamerchair(seeillustration).£80-120

510 Propertyofalady-anEdwardianfoldingchairwithneedle-work upholstery; together with three assorted stools (4).

511 Propertyofalady-aC19th&laterpinetwo-partdresserwithglazedtwo-dooruppersection,45ins.(114.3cms.)wide(overall).£80-120

512 Propertyofalady-alateC19th/earlyC20thpinelift-toptrunk(thetopdetached),28.5ins.(72.4cms.)wide(overall).

513 Propertyofalady-twoGabbehhand-maderugswithanimal figures; together with two Pakistan hand-made rugs withgreengrounds(4).£50-80

514 Propertyofalady-aChinesehand-maderugwithblueground; together with another similar (2).

515 Propertyofalady-eightassortedmodernrugs&runners(8).

516 Propertyofalady-aquantityofassortedmetalwareinclud-ingaC19thbrassmeat-jack&aminer’slamp(alot).

517 Property of a lady - a wrought iron & mesh sparkguard; together with a gout stool; and a table lamp with shade (3).

518 LateC19th/earlyC20th-WINTERLANDSCAPE-oiloncan-vas,24by30ins.(61by76cms.),ingiltcompositionframe-initialled‘AD’lowerright.

519 Propertyofalady-apairoflateVictoriangentleman’s&lady’swalnut&upholsteredeasychairs,withturnedfrontlegsterminatingincastors,theformerwitharms(2).£100-150

520 Propertyofalady-aChinesewoollenhand-madecarpetwithdarkgreenground,109by72ins.(277by183cms.).£100-200

521 Propertyofalady-anIndianwoollenhand-madecarpetwithivoryground,158by120ins.(401by304cms.).£100-200

522 Propertyofadeceasedestate-eightassortedframedpicturesincludingaTerenceCuneolimitededitionprintofBrooklands,aRobertWadelimitededitionprintofSt.Andrewsgolfcourse,andapairofmonochromeetchingsbyW.Hawksworth(8).£30-50

523 Late C19th / early C20th French floral decorated porcelain eight-piecepartdessertservice(8).

524 RuthHarling(modernBritish)-‘BLUESTILLLIFE’-pastel,17by22ins.(43by56cms.),inglazedframe-signedlowerright.

525 Twoboxescontainingassortedceramics&glasswareincludinghentureen&decanters(2).

Lot 509

Lot 507

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526 BoxcontainingassorteditemsincludingaVictorianpar-quetrybandedwritingbox&acocktailshaker.

527 Pair of framed floral paintings on silk; together with six as-sortedframedprints(8).

528 Baillie(modern)-VENICESCENE-oiloncanvaslaidonboard,24by48ins.(61by122cms.),framed-signedlowerright.

529 Sixtophats(A/F)(6).

530 Box containing assorted items including silver plated fish cutlery&copperkettles.£50-80

531 Edwardianrosewood&marquetryinlaidchiffonierwithmultiplemirrorpanelledback,46.25ins.(117.5cms.)wide.£150-250

532 Propertyofagentleman-areproductionoakpotcupboardwithlinenfoldpanelleddoor.

533 Propertyofagentleman-aRegencystylemahogany‘D’-endwritingtablewithleatherinsettop.£50-80

534 Propertyofagentleman-amidC20thCarltonHousetypedeskwithsquaretaperinglegsterminatinginspadefeet,42ins.(107cms.)wide(seeillustration).£80-120

535 Propertyofagentleman-agoodqualitycarvedstandardlampwithpawfeet(withshade).

536 Property of a gentleman - an early / mid C20th walnut filing cabinet,onshortcabriolelegs.

537 Propertyofagentleman-aclearglasstablelampmodelledas curling leaves; together with a gilt painted table lamp; a framed Bunbury print entitled ‘The Morning News’; and a framedornithologicalprint(4).

538 Propertyofagentleman-aGeorgeIstylewalnutframedwallmirrorwithcarvedroundeltothefretworkcresting.

539 Mahoganyovaltilt-topoccasionaltablewithturnedcolumn&tripodbase.

540 PairofGlobeWernickemahoganyfour-sectionstackingbookcases,eachwithadrawerunder,labelled(2)(seeil-lustration).£600-900

541 Glazedtable-topshopdisplaycabinetwithmirroredback.£50-80

542 Glazedtable-topshopdisplaycabinetwithmirroredback.

543 Glazedtable-topshopdisplaycabinetwithmirroredback.

544 Propertyofalady-anoakthree-partdiningtable,partsGeorgeIII,comprisingapairofdemi-lunetableswithsquaretaperinglegsterminatinginblockfeet,andanextraleafwithbrassjoiningforks,45.6by70ins.(116by178cms.)(max.).£100-150

545 Propertyofalady-apairofGeorgeIIIcountryHepplewhiteside chairs with panel seats; together with a late C19th / earlyC20thcarvedfoldingchair(3).

546 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thoaktwo-partdresserwithcarvedfrieze&geometricmouldings(seeillustration).£100-150

547 Propertyofalady-areproductionmahoganybowfrontedfreestandingcornercabinet.

Lot 540

Lot 534

Lot 546

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548 Propertyofalady-alargeoakrectangular-toppedcoffeetablewithfriezedrawer.£50-80

549 Propertyofalady-amodernPersianShirazwoollenhand-maderugwithredground,96.5by53ins.(245by135cms.).£50-80

550 Propertyofalady-asetoffourearlyC20thArts&Craftsmahoganyelbowchairs(4)(seeillustration).£50-100

551 Propertyofalady-alateVictorianbamboo&Japaneseblacklacquerpanelledwritingtablewithtwotrinketdraw-ersaboveaninsettop,withtwofriezedrawersbelow,36.7ins.(93cms.)wide(seeillustration).£80-120

552 Propertyofalady-anearlyC20thoakbedroomcupboardwithtwodrawersabovetwodoors.

553 Propertyofagentleman-apairofmoderncreampaintedtwo-tier bedside tables, each fitted with a drawer (2).

554 Propertyofagentleman-agreenbuttonupholsteredtubarmchairwithturnedebonisedfrontlegsterminatinginbrasscastors.£50-80

555 Propertyofagentleman-aquantityofmetalwareincludingadecoratedlogbin&acoppersaucepan.

556 Propertyofagentleman-amixedlotoffurniturecompris-ingareproductionoakjointstool,amodernpinethree-drawerbedsidechest,areproductionmahoganysideboard,amahoganydrop-leafdiningtable&asetoffourdiningchairs(8).

557 Propertyofagentleman-amoderncreamleatherbuttonupholstered chesterfield sofa.

558 Propertyofagentleman-aC19th&laterpinetwo-partarchitecturalcabinetwithtwoarchedglazeddoorsenclos-inglinedinterior,thebasewithtwopanelleddoors,53ins.(135cms.)wide(seeillustration).£300-500

559 Propertyofagentleman-aC19thFrenchchestnutpanelledcoffer,56ins.(142cms.)wide.£100-150

560 Propertyofagentleman-abrass5’doublebedstead.£100-150

561 Propertyofagentleman-anC18th&laterpinearchitec-tural alcove fitting with open shelves above panelled door, 92ins.(234cms.)high(seeillustration).£100-150

562 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofas-sortedchairs.

563 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofas-sortedfurniturepartsincludingFrencharmoire.

564 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-twoC19thmahoga-nychestsofdrawers(2).£50-100

565 Property of a retired furniture restorer - a pine trough; together with a pine two-drawer table cabinet; an Arts & Crafts occasional table; a modern occasional table; and an Edwardianpartrevolvingbookcase(5).

566 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofas-sorted metalware including a fire-basket & a warming pan.

Lot 551

Lot 550

Lot 558

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567 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-alargequantityofrough-sawntimberplanks(seeillustration).£50-100

568 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-twosimilarChinesehardwood low cabinets, each fitted with doors above draw-ers,each55.5ins.(141cms.)wide(2).£50-100

569 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-amidC19thCon-tinentalmahoganyframedsofawithcarvedanthemion&acanthusdecorations,onefrontlegdetached,twobacklegsmissing.

570 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-alargequantityoffurniturefragements&timber.

571 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-twoworkbenches(2).

572 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofback-ingboards,etc..

573 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofve-neers.

574 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityofcarvedpanels,etc..

575 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityoftimberplanks,etc..

576 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-averylargequantityoffurnitureplankfragments,etc..

577 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-nineC19thlinenpressslides(9).

578 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-eightpanelleddoors(8).

579 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-fourlongrough-sawntimberplanks(4).

580 Propertyofaretiredfurniturerestorer-aquantityoftabletops,etc..£50-100

581 Mixedlotcomprisingacoppertoppedtable,achild’scom-modechair,abrassshellcase,apairoflanterns,atype-writer,threeframedpictures,andaboxcontainingassorteditemsincludingbooks(10).

582 Propertyofalady-amodernoctagonaltoppedgardentable; together with a wooden garden bench; and two deck chairs(4).

583 Propertyofalady-aquantityofassortedceramicsinclud-ingaPoolePotterybowl&RoyalCauldon‘Victoria’patterndinnerware(alot).

584 Propertyofalady-atrunkandcasecontainingassortedbooksincludingearlyeditionsofchildren’sbooksbyAlisonUttley; together with a box containing assorted framed prints(3).

585 Propertyofalady-aVictorianlaterpainted&buttonuphol-stered nursing chair; together with an Edwardian footstool; a reproduction oak joint stool; a cane seated kitchen chair; a bedside table; and an Indian carpet (6).

586 Propertyofalady-fourboxes&asmallwoodentrunkcon-tainingassorteditemsincludingbrasscandlesticks,silverplatedcutlery,&ceramics(5).

587 Propertyofalady-eightmidC20thoilsoncanvas-LAND-SCAPES, mostly by the same unknown hand; together with fourwatercolours,threesignedW.R.Newman(allframed)(12).£50-80

588 Propertyofalady-nineearlyC19th&laterbotanicalprintsincludingasetoffourengravingsbyS.WattsafterE.D. Smith; together with a modern botanical drawing (all framed)(10).

589 Propertyofalady-anearlyC19thRegencyperiodrose-wood & parcel gilt rectangular framed overmantel mirror; togetherwithasmallgiltframedwallmirror(2).

590 Propertyofalady-aquantityofC18th&laterprints,includ-ing‘TheWoundedHussar’,afterG.Carter(allbutoneframed)(alot).

591 Property of a gentleman - a pair of wrought iron fire-dogs; togetherwithtwosimilarsparkguards(4).

592 Propertyofagentleman-twoearlyC20thmachine-madecarpets(2).

593 EarlyC20thmachine-madecarpet,108by72ins.(275by183cms.).

594 C19thpinefarmhousedresserwithpot-board,82.7ins.(210cms.)wide(overall)(seeillustration).£250-350

Lot 567

Lot 594

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595 PairofVictorianmahoganyfootstoolswithneedleworkupholstery,oncabriolelegs(F/R)(2).£100-150

596 GeorgeIII&latermahoganycirculartilt-topoccasionaltablewithturnedcolumn&tripodbase,29.8ins.(76cms.)dia..£120-180

597 Victorian ebonised & floral beadwork upholstered spoon-backnursingchairwithturnedfrontlegs.

598 Bamboo framed firescreen; together with a burgundy uphol-steredstoolwithturnedlegs(2).

599 BoxcontainingassorteditemsincludingaPentaxSLRcam-erawithlenses&twoartglassitems.

600 Propertyofalady-anearly/midC20thwalnutchinacabi-net.

601 Propertyofalady-twosuitcasescontainingassorteditemsincluding silver plated muffin dish (2).

602 Pair of early C20th Waring & Gillow oak side chairs; to-getherwithamahogany&upholsteredlongstool(3).

603 Propertyofadeceasedestate-threeassortedupholsteredarmchairs,C19th/earlyC20th(3).£80-120

604 Propertyofadeceasedestate-amatchedsetoffourlateC19th / early C20th elm seated kitchen chairs; together withanothersimilar(5).

605 Propertyofadeceasedestate-apairofC18thGeorgeIIIcountry side chairs; together with an early C18th side chair (3).

606 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aredpaintedstandardlamp with turned column; together with a white painted towelrail(2).

607 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoboxescontainingas-sorted items including cine items & typewriters; together withaboxedprojectorscreen(3).

608 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aGeorgeIIImahoganyboxcommode, adapted; together with a rectangular topped oc-casional table; a padded stool; and a footstool (4).

609 Propertyofadeceasedestate-fourboxescontainingas-sortedceramicsincludingRoyalDoulton‘Burgundy’patternpartservice(4).

610 Property of a deceased estate - a Crombie overcoat; to-getherwithassortedtextilesincludingaboxedgreytophat&aneiderdown(alot).

611 Propertyofadeceasedestate-agiltframedplanofKing’sCollege, Cambridge; together with a quantity of framed & unframed maps, many rolled, some in box files (a lot) (on table).

612 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassorteditemsincludingVictorianwalnutinkstand.

613 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassorteditemsincludingtworetro7”singlerecordstands.

614 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aquantityofassortedglassware(ontable).

615 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedmetalware including paraffin oil lamps; together with a box containingassortedtools(2).

616 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anEdwardiancanepan-elled luggage stand; together with an inlaid oak tray (2).

617 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aclamshellcentrepiece.

618 Propertyofadeceasedestate-twoearlyC20thPersianrugs; together with another rug (3).

619 Propertyofadeceasedestate-agroupoffourC20thpicturesincludingawatercolourbyDianaLodge,anotherbyAnnSparkes,andtwooilsbyAnnSparkes,allframed(4).

620 Propertyofadeceasedestate-eightearlyC20thMediciSocietycolourprintsafterItalianOldMasters,inornategiltframes,thelargest27.75by22.5ins.(70.5by57cms.)(overall)(8)(seeillustrationforsample).£80-120

621 Propertyofadeceasedestate-asetoffourlateC19th/earlyC20thscrap-screenpanels,laidoncanvas,eachap-prox.33by19.5ins.(84by49.5cms.)(4).

622 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedframed&unframedprints.

623 Propertyofadeceasedestate-sixassortedlateC19th/earlyC20thpicturesincludingthreeframedwatercolours&twounframedoils(6).

624 Propertyofadeceasedestate-anearlyC19thGeorgeIVoakcanterburywithdrawerunder(F/R).

625 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aquantityofassortedchina&glasswareincludingaCrownDevonFieldingshorsd’oeuvresdishdecoratedwithgamebirds,aVilleroy&Boch‘FrenchGardenFleurence’patternovaltureen&cover,andamatchingvegetabledish(alot)(ontable).

626 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedframedprintsincludingthreeetchings.

627 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassorteditemsincludingtwobisqueheadeddolls.

628 Propertyofadeceasedestate-RichardPell-apairofmetalwallcandlesconcesmodelledashummingbirds,bothsigned(2).

629 Propertyofadeceasedestate-RichardPell-apairofmetalwallcandlesconcesmodelledashummingbirds,bothsigned(2).

630 Property of a deceased estate - a pair of floral encrusted ceramictablelampswithshades(2).

Lot 620

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Lot 636

Lot 634

Lot 635

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631 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aquantityofassortedpot-teryincludingrakuware(ontable).

632 Propertyofadeceasedestate-aboxcontainingassortedmetalwareincludingsilverplateditems.

633 Propertyofadeceasedestate-sevenassortedpicturesincludingKarenMills(modern)-RECLININGMALENUDE-colouredchalkdrawing(7).

634 Propertyofagentleman-asetoftenmodernLouisXVIstylelimed&palegreenupholstereddiningchairsincludingtwocarvers(10)(seeillustration).£150-250

635 Propertyofagentleman-anearlyC19thpinefour-doorhousemaid’scupboard,48ins.(122cms.)wide(seeillustra-tion).£200-300

636 Propertyofagentleman-aGeorgeIIIpinetwo-partfreestandingcornercabinetwithdentilfriezeaboveopenshelves(previouslywithdoor),thebasewithpanelleddoor,42.75ins.(109cms.)wide(seeillustration).£150-250

End of Sale.

Next sales- Saturday 20th February Clocks, Barometers,

Scientific & Mechanical Items,Militaria & Sporting Items,

Antique Furniture & Objects.

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A glossary of the conventional terms employed in this cat-alogue concerning attribution of paintings, drawings, and works of art. The auctioneers reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable. Dimensions are given in centimetres, height before width.

1. The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by the artist. When the artist’s

forename(s) is not known, a series of asterisks (*), fol-lowed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named.

�. Attributed to......... In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less cer-

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dio of the artist which may or may not have been executed under the direction of the artist.

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(d) Where a reserve has been placed, only the Auctioneer may bid on behalf of the Vendor.

14. Indemnity. The Vendor shall duly indemnify Semley Auctioneers against any claims in connection with any goods sold by Semley Auctioneers on the vendor’s behalf.

15. Value Added Tax. A vendor who sends for sale by auction or private treaty any item which is an asset of his business must disclose to the Auctioneer whether or not he is a registered person for Value Added Tax purposes in the UK or any other EU country and if so, declare his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the margin scheme for second-hand goods. This information must be supplied to the Auctioneer on or prior to the items being released to the Auctioneer.

16. The vendor authorises the Auctioneer to deduct commission and ex-penses at the stated rates from the hammer price and acknowledges the Auctioneer’s right to retain any premium payable by the purchaser.

17. Rights to Photographs and Illustrations. The vendor gives Semley Auctioneers full and absolute right to photograph and illustrate any lot placed in its hands for sale and to use such photographs and illustra-tions and any photographs provided by the vendor at any time at its absolute discretion (whether or not in connection with the auction). Charges are normally made for photographs and illustrations placed in advertisements or catalogues prior to the sale. These charges are sub-ject to VAT at the standard rate. The Auctioneers have sole discretion in disclosing the names of vendors.

18. Electrical and Mechanical Goods. The Vendor or consignor of elec-trical or mechanical goods warrants and undertakes to the Auctioneers that at the date on which the same are consigned to the Auctioneers or put under the Auctioneer’s control and except as previously disclosed to the Auctioneers the same are safe if reasonably used for the purpose for which they were designed and free from defect not obvious on ex-ternal inspection which could prove dangerous to human life or health, and will indemnify the Auctioneers, their servants and agents against any loss or damage suffered by any of them in consequence of any breach of the above warranty and undertaking.

BUYERS CONDITIONS

19. Inspection. Each buyer by making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he has satisfied himself fully before bidding by inspection or otherwise as to all the Sale Conditions, the physical condition of and description of the lot including but not restricted to whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored.

�0. Property and Risk. Legal title will not pass to the buyer until the lot(s) has been paid for in full and the Auctioneers shall be entitled to a lien on any lot until the purchase price (as defined in 22 below) is paid in full but each lot is at the sole risk of the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Each buyer shall forthwith give his full names and permanent address and if called upon to do so by the Auctioneer shall forthwith pay to Semley Auctioneers such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require. If the buyer fails to do so, the lot may at the Auctioneers sole discretion be put up again and re-sold.

�1. Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless there is in force a written acknowledgement by Semley Auctioneers that he acts as agent on behalf of a named principal.

��. Removal of Goods.(a) No purchase shall be claimed or removed until it has been paid for and the

sale has been concluded. All purchases shall be paid for and removed at the buyers risk and expense by 13.00 hours on the third working day after the sale, failing which the Auctioneer shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and may be removed to independent ware-housing facilities, the costs to be borne by the buyer, in default of which the warehousing facility may exercise a lien on such goods. If they are not paid for and removed within 10 days of the sale the Auctioneer may re-sale them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability that there may be on the part of the Auctioneer in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the buyer of the lot.

(b) In the event of any failure of the buyers to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recoverable by the seller or the Auctioneers from the defaulter shall include any loss arising on any re-sale of the lot, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales, and together with interest at �% above Barclays Bank plc Base Rate upon the price of any lot which has not been paid for within 48 hours of the sale, and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers on account of any liability of the defaulter to them or to the seller. The Auctioneers are unable to accept payment from successful bidders other than in cash or by the bidders own cheque. Cheques drawn by third parties, whether or not in favour of the Auctioneers, cannot be accepted.

�3. Purchase Price. The purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with a premium of 17.5% of the hammer price (adjusted for VAT as necessary). The premium at the appropriate rate is payable by all purchasers. The amount invoiced in respect of the premium will be inclusive of VAT but this VAT will not normally be recoverable by the buyer. The vendor authorises the Auctioneer to deduct commission and expenses at the stated rates from the hammer price and acknowledges the Auctioneer’s right to retain the premium payable by the purchaser.

�4. Third Party Liability. Every person on Semley Auctioneers' premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at their own risk. He or she shall have no claim against Semley Auctioneers in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save insofar as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Semley Auctioneers' employees.

�5. Commission Charges. Commission is charged at 15% of the hammer price with a minimum commission of £8.51 per lot. The Auctioneer reserves the right to apply unsold charges at 15% of the Auctioneer's mid estimate, together with all other charges incurred. Vat is payable on all charges. Payments are normally issued within 14 days of the date of the sale, provid-ing that Semley Auctioneers Ltd has received payment from the buyer.

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