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7th February 2012

1.    J. Manger, a framed abstract collage, signed and dated 1970.  £30-50

2.    An antique Waltham gold plated half hunter pocket watch, retailed by W. Hinds Ltd, London.  £80-120

3.    After Whistler, a late 20th century oils on canvas, Thames river scape.  £150-220

4.    A bygone Jaguar XJ6 radiator grill converted to a mirror.  £40-50

5.    A Victorian gold rose cut ladies’ ring set with diamonds.  £200-300

6.    A special edition of 13 volumes, “Oxford Junior Encyclopaedia”, published by arrangement with The Oxford University Press in 1957.  £25-35

7.    Three Indonesian batiks depicting various deities, together with two framed and coloured prints. (5)  £20-40

8.    M. Richer, circa 1950, four Parisian watercolours, i.e. Pont Neuf, Courtyard and two street scenes, all framed. (4)  £80-120

9.    A Victorian ladies’ fashion gold ring, centrally set with three diamonds.  £200-300

10.    A continental cased silver table place setting for one, to include goblet, napkin ring, egg cup and flatware with foliate decoration, the case marked A. Aucoc, 6 r. De La Paix, and sold together with two cased napkin rings and an Elkington & Co sifting spoon.  £300-500

11.    E. Wilson, a 20th century oil on board, village scape of lover slaughter, signed.   £40-60

12.    A collection of British 20th century decorative ceramics to include Royal Doulton part dinner, tea service in ‘Reflection’ pattern, two T.G. Green Cornish kitchen jars and covers, Royal Doulton ‘Gaffers’ Series ware, designed by Noke, etc. (Qty)  £60-80

13.    A large collection of various novelty character Toby jugs including a Burleighware model of Scrooge, a Staffordshire Shorter & Son model of a guardsman, sold together with Royal Crown Derby Imari palette plate, etc. (32)  £60-80

14.    Oil on board, a Flemish seascape with fishing boats offshore.  £60-80

15.    A modern Tiffany style ceiling lamp shade, moulded with fruits in shades of green, brown and grey.  £50-70

16.    A 1940s late Art Deco ladies’ platinum ring centred by green stone surrounded by small diamonds.  £150-250

17.    Three Chinese watercolours on silk, to include a single lakeside pagoda, together with a pair of mountainous scenes with river, all having calligraphy referring to scenery.  £60-110

18.    A cased set of ten hall marked silver gilt limited edition “Queens Beast” spoons by Comyns of London, complete with certificate No. 393 out of 2000, dated Nov. 20 1972 and made to commemorate the silver wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.  £150-250

19.    A 1980s heavy brass standard lamp in working order.  £80-120

20.    A small selection of 9 carat gold to include snake link chain and a small pearl set locket.  £150-250

21.    An early 20th century .925 silver photograph fob, of spherical form and opening to reveal a concertina of circular photo. frames, sold together with a .925 silver chainmail purse and a white metal mounted coin brooch. (3)  £100-200

22.    A 19th century folding white metal mounted ivory ruler, along with a folding boxwood ruler. (2)   £20-30

23.    A 19th century oils on panel, cottage in a rural landscape with figure to foreground, indistinctly signed and dated 1846.  £60-80

24.    A large Chinese carved jade pebble, decorated in relief with two immortals, palace and trees, raised on a black lacquered base.  £160-220

25.    An interesting miscellaneous collection of silver and white metal jewellery, to include a floral designed and coral set necklace, various rings, earrings, pendants, etc, to include three hall marked silver napkin rings, spoons, etc. (Qty)  £150-250

26.    A Chinese carved jade oil burner, decorated with a mythical creature and scrolling designs.  £100-160

27.    A vintage white metal, citrine and diamond set dress ring.  £60-80

28.    A Chinese carved jade pebble, decorated with a dragon mask over scrolls.  £100-160

29.    An antique arch topped slate mantel clock with variegated marble inserts and columns, gilt numerals out of black chapter ring, and complete with key.  £60-80

30.    A Chinese carved jade pebble, worked as Buddha with a lizard on his shoulders.  £100-160

31.    A large miscellaneous collection of costume jewellery to include bracelets, earrings, brooches, etc, all contained in a soapstone casket.  £60-80

32.    A Japanese ivory netsuke depicting a traveller carrying a bag, together with a Japanese ivory netsuke depicting a hat maker. (2)  £100-150

33.    A Bohemian blue flashed cut glass mushroom lamp and stand.  £100-200

34.    An 18th century European ivory finial carved in the form of a French minstrel in period dress with a small dog playing the bagpipes, together with a small ivory folding fruit knife formed as a fish. (2)  £30-40

35.    An ornate large brass door plate and handle, circa 1900.  £40-60

36.    A pair 19th century Chinese carved ivory dice shakers, decorated in circular relief with immortals in a pavilion garden (cone stained and coral red). (2)  £30-40

37.    Thirteen coloured prints, “Cries of London”, after Wheatley, all Hogarth framed with eglomisé glass. (13)  £60-80

38.    An interesting collection of German WWI and WWII era official and personal family ephemera, to include certificates and medals of recognition from The Third Reich Government for providing ‘sons’ for The Fatherland, identification cards, WWI period field postcards, etc.  £150-250

39.    A small Victorian gilded foot stool with beaded top (A/F).  £20-40

40.    A collection of fourteen framed and unframed coloured prints, circa 1840 onwards. (14)  £40-60

41.    A pair of 20th century horn bowls, a miniature painting on ivory, depicting country scene, a Chester hall marked silver based ring stand, circa 1920s, together with three tiered tower shaped sewing companion, etc. (6)  £80-150

42.    A. Lowe, a pair of 20th century oil on boards, depicting farm animals in Victorian manner. (2)  £50-70

43.    Oil on canvas, a study of a terrier dog drinking.  £70-90

44.    A vintage 1950s stove enamel chinoiserie style fire screen, an abstract metal wall relief, together with Art Deco chrome bath taps, a 1950s nude trucker’s badge, etc. (Qty)  £80-120

45.    A mixed selection of silver and costume jewellery including Trifari, Hollywood, and Jewelcraft, to include brooches, rings, earrings, etc. (Qty)  £100-200

46.    Beth Wilkinson, an Australian Modern School extensive landscape study with cows, oil on board, signed, circa 1980s.  £40-60

47.    A 19th century style oils on canvas, primitive ship’s portrait of a three-masted vessel with smaller boats and whales.  £60-80

48.    An antique coloured fashion print in a bird’s eye maple frame, together with an antique watercolour of  cow herder by G.K. Mason and a contemporary watercolour street scene. (3)  £70-120

49.    An early 20th century WMF oval shaped tray holder, 1924 Wembley Exhibition dish, silver plated epergne, trays, etc. (Qty)  £50-70

50.    A pair of 19th century cast iron fire dogs, with brass lion mask decoration and cabriole supports with lion paw feet. (2)  £70-100

51.    A framed portrait painting of a Maori warrior.  £100-200

52.    A 1950s Dutch carved hat mannequin, a 1950s black and red satin and velvet lined hat case, 1930s leather ladies’ handbag, and a pottery purse-shaped muff warmer. (Qty)  £100-150

53.    A 1930s Italian micro-mosaic small photograph frame, a white metal letter rack, possibly Egyptian silver, three German silver and enamel spoons, together with two small Austrian enamel dishes. (8)  £60-80

54.    A 19th century watercolour on paper, cathedral interior scene, indistinctly signed, framed.  £50-80

55.    A pair of contemporary white metal trumpet form candlesticks. (2)  £60-80

56.    An early 20th century woodblock print of a horse-drawn caravan, framed.  £40-60

57.    A pair of modern American ornamental garden pots, having silver metallic surface. (2)  £50-70

58.    A gentlemen’s Russian Paketa wrist watch, with a gold plated case, manual winding movement and rotating inner bezel.  £40-60

59.    A good 19th century French Sampson armorial porcelain plate, sold together with a very early 19th century Chinese export plate. (2)  £40-60

60.    A 20th century oils on board, African plains landscape with a Maasai herdsman watering his cattle, indistinctly signed.  £80-150

61.    A large jadeite Chinese carving of a dragon chasing the flaming pearl, the pearl formed as a large spinning puzzle ball of five internal sections and with carved hardwood fitted stand, boxed.  £200-300

62.    An Art Deco American School portrait study of a young lady eating an apple, oil on canvas, stamped on the stretcher ‘Glendale’ – NY, unframed and unsigned.  £50-70

63.    A contemporary Chinese jadeite carved koro and cover, a large hardstone figural carving, a carved hardstone bottle and cover and two carved roundels. (5)  £200-300

64.    William Stuart McGeorge (Scottish, Edinburgh School), a pair of summer landscape studies with trees, possibly Kirkcudbright, oil on canvas, circa 1920s (see provenance verso). (2)  £70-100

65.    A collection of various Chinese snuff bottles including blue and white porcelain, inside-painted glass and others, a small ivory netsuke and two soapstone seals. (Qty)  £80-150

66.    A vintage 18ct yellow gold and platinum diamond cross-over ring, set with two stones.  £60-100

67.    A set of eight Chinese blanc-de-Chine figures of musicians, a Chinese celadon bowl with scraffito decoration, another celadon bowl and a blue and white stem cup. (11)  £100-200

68.    A WWII Gestapo bronze square identification disc of The Zentral Inspektion, stamped to verso with name and number and sold together with two SS Eagle variation oval ID tags. (3)  £150-200

69.    A framed engraving depicting two bonneted young ladies, signed Renoir.  £200-300

70.    A gentleman’s Breitling chronograph wristwatch, having a silvered dial and polished stainless steel case (AF: for restoration/repair).  £160-320

71.    A ladies Raymond Weil dress watch, having a gold plated tank case, a black and orange dial set with clear stones and a later black leather strap.  £40-60

72.    A miscellaneous collection of gold and yellow metal items of jewellery, to include a diamond set 18ct white gold ring (A/F), various other gem set rings, earrings, etc. (Qty)  £100-200

73.    A contemporary .925 silver necklace, by: Lapponia, the link design titled: “Galactic Pearls”, together with a branded pouch and a silver bangle.   £120-200

74.    A collection of ten Chinese jadeite carved musical instruments, cased. (10)  £100-200

75.    An interesting miscellaneous collection of hallmarked silver, to include vesta cases, one having a planished finish, a small pot with a filigree decorated hinged lid, a hallmarked silver hippo figure and a .925 silver snuff pot, the enamel lid depicting the Queen’s horse.  £120-200

76.    A set of three gilded bronze Chinese modernist female figures on stand and a Chinese lacquer box with mother-of-pearl counters.  £80-120

77.    An 18ct white gold, topaz and diamond set dress ring of contemporary design.  £130-230

78.    A set of brass fire dogs complete with andirons. (Qty)  £40-60

79.    An early 20th century London hallmarked silver desk clock, by: Charles & George Asprey, having a swing handle, hinged two piece case and winding movement, Roman chapter ring and a white enamelled dial (AF: minus subsidiary seconds hand and case back).  £80-160

80.    Rosenthal “Maria”, an extensive dinner/tea and coffee service including breakfast ware, etc (never used). (Qty)  £150-250

81.    An amusing contemporary figural enamel chess set, each piece stamped: SILVER and brightly enamelled in traditional manner, complete and with fitted chess board/case.  £50-100

82.    A gentleman’s gold plated Longines dress watch, having a gilt dial with Arabic chapter ring and manual winding movement, together with box and papers.   £80-120

83.    Spode “Harrogate” pattern, a small collection of green and gold bordered dinner ware to include four dinner, soup and side plates, gravy dish and stand and three tea plates.  £60-80

84.    An antique temple horn, having an engraved white metal mouthpiece over a ribbed horn body and capped with a heavy carved and relief decorated fluted end piece, decorated with a mask and scroll design and applied with stone beads.   £160-240

85.    A circa 1960s ladies’ solid 9ct gold Rotary bracelet watch, with a fish-scale line design, gilt dial and fold-over clasp, hall marked to inner case back (375).  £300-400

86.    An 18ct yellow gold and diamond set line bracelet by Boucheron, Paris, rub-over set with 65 round brilliant cut stones, sold together with a blue Boucheron box.  £1600-2400

87.    A pair of circa 1980s Hermès gilt metal clip earrings with applied Pegasus decoration.   £80-150

88.    A 1911 half gold Sovereign coin, set into a gold pendant mount.  £100-150

89.    A boxed pair of Georg Jensen .925 silver earrings, together with a Georg Jensen .925 silver and moonstone ring and a pair of Georg Jensen .925 silver and enamel floral earrings. (5)  £100-200

90.    An 18ct white gold, diamond and sapphire half eternity ring, together with a 9ct gold cameo ring and 9ct gold cameo pendant. (3)  £100-150

91.    A gold plated Rotary open faced pocket watch, fitted with stud feet to stand and suspended from an arch topped watch cradle, boxed. (2)  £80-120

92.    A 20th century impressionist oil on canvas, woman seated under blossom trees, framed.  £50-80

93.    A heavy Birmingham hall marked silver hip flask, sold together with a British Airways Concorde hip flask. (2)  £80-150

94.    J.D.E. Nooyer, oil on board, an alpine lake scene, signed.  £40-80

95.    A 9ct gold charm bracelet, hung with various gold/yellow metal charms to include a Maltese cross, medallions, etc.  £180-250

96.    J. Wimance, a large 1950s oil on canvas portrait of a lady in blue dress, gilt framed, sold together with a pencil drawing of the same subject’s head by R. Wylie, 1946. (2)  £60-80

97.    An American 14k yellow gold bracelet of complex link design with slide clasp.  £150-200

98.    A pair of Turkish 14k yellow gold earrings, of stylised shell design.  £80-150

99.    An 18k yellow gold and diamond set hinged bangle, the stones set in a rigid flat curb link setting.  £180-250

100.    An Impressionist oils painting portrait of Walter Sickert.  £100-200

101.    A contemporary bronze figure of a seated Geisha in traditional costume.  £50-70

102.    A 1960′s bronze mounted multiple strand of freshwater coloured pearls.  £40-60

103.    A contemporary bronze figure of Buddha seated with stags.  £40-60

104.    J. Manger, two framed abstract compositions, signed and untitled. (2)  £30-50

105.    A 9ct gold wedding band and a 9ct gold signet ring. (2)  £100-150

106.    Jean Gardner, a 20th century oils on canvas, autumn woodland scene, signed to bottom left, framed, sold together with an oil on board by the same hand, springtime woodland landscape. (2)  £60-130

107.    An early 20th century gentlemen’s Waltham gold plated pocket watch.  £40-60

108.    G.M. Brown, three watercolours, “Stanmore Pond”, “Tall Trees at Grimsdyke”, and one other. (3)  £40-80

109.    A collection of various presentation and commemorative coins including the Coronation of Edward VII. (Qty)  £60-80

110.    A set of four clip framed 19th Century Japanese woodblocks, depicting court and public life.  £40-60

111.    Two hall marked silver trophy cups. (2)  £80-150

112.    Jean Gardner, two 20th century watercolours, the larger Eaglesham church in an autumn landscape; the other of Badachro, nr. Gairloch, Wester Ross, both signed and framed. (2)  £50-80

113.    An Art Deco period bronze group of footballers along with a bronze football trophy. (2)  £100-200

114.    A framed pastel drawing, “Boats by the Quay”, oil on canvas, still life (AF), a coloured engraving, “Lady Heathcote” and a pair of framed George Barbier prints, together with three others. (Qty)   £50-60

115.    An Indian bronze bowl on stand with floral relief decoration and elephant figure below.  £40-60

116.    Lyn Golden (b. 1900), a watercolour and gouache still life of strelizia flowers in red vase (picture size 77 x 56cm), framed and glazed.  £110-150

117.    An Edwardian hall marked silver brush set in case, with engine turned and engraved decoration.  £80-120

118.    Two fur coats, one being a jacket; the other full length. (2)  £80-120

119.    A five strand freshwater pearl choker with silver clasp and large sapphire set in middle of collar.  £150-200

120.    A pair of Victorian hall marked silver candlesticks (Sheffield 1896), with twisted stems on square bases. (2)  £150-200

121.    A large quantity of Victorian hall marked silver flatware, to include dining and dessert forks and spoons, serving spoons and ladles (approx. 2970g). (Qty)  £1000-1500

122.    An Indonesian white metal twin handled serving tray, together with a four piece white metal tea/coffee set, a pair of candelabras and an earlier decanter etc. (Qty)  £60-120

123.    A small collection of silver plated flat ware, to include large dining forks, dessert spoons, etc.  £60-80

124.    A stylish silver plated 1950′s centre bowl, having a “cut away” decoration and stamped: “W.M.F.”.  £40-60

125.    An interesting miscellaneous collection of 19th century pocket watches, to include silver cased key winding examples, a shagreen pair cased watch, various chiming movements, etc, together with a gold plated fob (A/F). (Qty)  £150-250

126.    After the antique, a 19th century bronze statue of a nude Roman.  £100-200

127.    A vintage Leica 3 camera (Nr. 231792) with a Leitz Elmar F=5cm 1:35 lens, sold together with the instruction manual. (2)  £200-400

128.    E. Lawson, oil on canvas, lovers seated by a canal, signed.   £30-50

129.    A Mamiya 645 camera with an 80mm lens and Hoya Skylight lens filter.  £80-150

130.    A large variegated marble lamp base of baluster form, raised on a square section base.   £20-40

131.    A Rolleicord V camera, sold together with its fitted brown leather case and various lens attachments.  £60-120

132.    A modern rug in Persian taste decorated in the traditional medallion and corner design with all-over scrolling floriate design on red field set within running borders.  £40-80

133.    A collection of white metal and faux tortoiseshell cigarette case lighters. (11)  £60-80

134.    A pair of 19th century style brass hall lanterns, with scrolling supports and suspended three candle sconce (one AF – minus two glass inserts).  £40-60

135.    A Chinese silver model of a junk on hardwood stand.  £40-50

136.    Two gilt metal and crystal hung chandeliers, Arnold Montrose. (2)  £260-300

137.    A collection of thirty plus Queen Anne fashioned table lighters. (>30)  £50-100

138.    A good quality late 19th century bronze hall lantern, with bevelled glass, the top with a crown.  £230-320

139.    David Gentleman, 20th century lithograph, “The Seven Sisters of Sussex”, bears Christie’s Gallery stamp and certificate and details verso.  £50-80

140.    L. Todd, an early 20th century oils on canvas, woodland landscape with deer in a clearing, signed and dated 1905, framed.  £80-150

141.    A Chinese mid 19th century porcelain box and cover, decorated with famille rose enamels and two dignitary figures to the top, together with another soap box and cover. (2)  £200-400

142.    C.H. Duckett, the original watercolour for the advertising poster, Wills Gold Flake Cigarettes.  £100-160

143.    After the original, an Antonius Stradivarius design violin, the two piece back having line inlaid decoration, and the ebony furniture inlaid with mother-of-pearl, cased.  £130-210

144.    An early 18th century Chinese ‘Yongzheng’ period steam jug, painted with ‘famille rose’ glazes in mandarin palette.  £180-260

145.    Jacqueline Craske, 20th century illustrative pen and watercolour, apples and ladybird, signed in pencil, framed.  £20-40

146.    A ladies’ brown fur coat.  £60-80

147.    An early 20th century Chinese landscape of the Great Wall of China, black and white printed and heightened in watercolour, bears seal marks, framed.  £50-80

148.    C.H. Duckett, the original lithograph advertising poster in two parts, Cerebos Salt.  £60-130

149.    A 19th century style oils on canvas, portrait of a Spanish gentleman, framed.  £200-400

150.    A large collection of various wooden boxes, to include jewel boxes, trinket boxes etc. (Qty)  £40-50

151.    A Royal Doulton bisque doll commemorating the birth of H.R.H. Prince William, with cot and drapery.  £20-60

152.    A pair of large coloured prints, coaching scenes, titled ‘Autumn Manoeuvres’ and ‘On the Road’. (2)  £50-80

153.    A mid 20th century Zimbabwean stoneware ‘Shona’ ancestral bust covered with semi-lustre black and brown glazes, circa 1950s.  £80-120

154.    A pair of late 18th century Chinese porcelain tankards, polychrome decorated with mandarin palette, within a leaf gilt border and double twist handle, circa 1770s. (2)  £300-500

155.    A cased set of hallmarked silver spoons, together with a mother of pearl and silver collared baby set with E.P.N.S. blades, a matching set of fish servers etc.  £80-160

156.    A Bohemian circular box and hinged cover, decorated with floral enamels and raised decoration on a Bristol blue base.  £50-80

157.    C. Ayres, circa 1980, two terracotta figures of nudes, one sitting, one laying down, sold together with a female nude in relief mounted into oval frame, togeth with a mixed collection of terracotta plaques (some framed) of human and animal figures.   £60-80

158.    A boxed Dupont lighter with refills, flints, guarantee, etc, a 925 silver Dupont money clip and purchaser card and a cased set of Dupont cufflinks and tie clip together with purchaser card. (3)  £150-250

159.    A pair of Continental china and cast bronze mounted figural candlesticks, in the form of parrots.   £200-300

160.    An 18th century Chinese blue and white porcelain steam jug, applied to the body with pagoda scenes and willow trees.  £150-200

161.    A fine small Persian rug decorated with the stylised tree of life on an ivory ground.  £380-450

162.    Five pairs of silk mix curtains, embroidered with an all over floral design on a green field (280cm drop). (10)  £100-200

163.    A Russian flag, the rich red velvet with yellow fringe and decorated with the head of Lenin.  £250-350

164.    Grace M. Collcutt watercolour laid on paper, farm by a river with children, unframed.  £50-80

165.    A Chinese hardwood brush pot, carved with various figures in typical oriental landscape.  £120-160

166.    A Persian silver table box decorated in relief with scrolling florets and a central boss in the form of a stylised flower.  £300-400

167.    A late 18th/early 19th century Japanese charger decorated with a stylised chrysanthemum and a floral motif with gilded embellishment.  £80-150

168.    A Russian flag, the rich red velvet with yellow fringe and decorated with the head of Lenin.  £250-350

169.    A collection of boxing memorabilia to include signed programmes and photos. (Qty)  £80-150

170.    A Persian silver engraved vase, the tulip form rim over slender baluster form decorated with a floral motif.  £300-500

171.    Yun Xo, Vietnam, a framed polychrome embroidery, an elderly gentleman leaning on his elbow, titled: “The Grace of Time”, complete with certificate.  £80-130

172.    A Persian silver vase with engraved and repoussé decoration in a floral mode.  £230-350

173.    A pair of Chinese 19th century porcelain plates, centrally decorated with flora and fauna, bearing an impressed four character seal mark within a double square border to base. (2)  £180-260

174.    A twin handled silver sugar bowl in Persian taste decorated in relief with scholars and wise men, having a lifting lid.  £180-220

175.    H.L. Hunt, a naive school early 20th century oil on canvas, haystacks by a country road, another painting by the same hand, titled: “Swans”, and a Victorian oil on canvas, roses on a table (AF: frame).  £30-40

176.    Colin Snowman (1944-?), Still life, fruit and gladioli impasto oil on board, signed and dated 1958, in gilt frame (24½ x 17″).  £130-200

177.    A patinated bronze continental figure of good size depicting a cherub holding a dolphin, after Moreau.  £800-1200

178.    Lynore Blackbeard, mixed media on paper titled “Anywhere out of the world”, signed left, in a hand-decorated frame (20 x 29″).  £210-230

179.    Russell Flint, a limited edition coloured print, titled: “Marie Monosque”, typical interior scene and pencil signed to margin.   £110-230

180.    A Chinese 19th century or earlier horn and carved wood pot and cover, decorated with mandarin scenes set in natural background to the front and reverse (8cm diameter).  £200-400

181.    An interesting miscellaneous collection of Chinese items, to include white metal hair pieces, some with enamel decoration (A/F), sold together with Chinese jadeite and polished hardstone cigarette holders, etc. (Qty)  £80-120

182.    An original Yves St Laurent Rive Gauche Messenger bag in pristine, unused condition, with certificate of authenticity and maintenance booklet (originals in reception), in blue leather with black textile lining and gold finish mounts, having fold-over closure and shoulder strap [as owned by SJP, Sienna Miller, Jessica Biel, etc].  £150-250

183.    A fine World War II era Birmingham hall marked silver powder compact by J W Benson, designed as an RAF wives’ token and having blue guilloché enamel decoration to the top and applied RAF emblem (mirror A/F).  £100-200

184.    Steven Scholes, oils on board, a pair of paintings depicting Piccadilly Circus from Haymarket and The Stable Inn, Holborn. (2)  £100-200

185.    A mid 20th century London hall marked silver powder compact by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London, having engine turned and gold inlaid decoration, date: 1950.  £100-200

186.    Steven Scholes, 1958, oils on board, The Bank of England.  £160-240

187.    André Bermond, two 1930s Le Casino Municipal ‘Bando’ posters. (2)  £80-150

188.    Oil on canvas equine study of a chestnut horse in a pastoral landscape.  £60-80

189.    A pair of 20th century ormolu mounted urns, each surmounted by cherubs and floral swags and having twin lion ring handles. (2)  £100-200

190.    A Victorian figured walnut writing slope with metal mounts and fitted interior, sold together with a smaller 19th century mother-of-pearl inlaid cabinet. (2)  £50-80

191.    Lucy Willis (b. 1954), a limited edition etching (Exhibition no. 84), “Sleeping Child”, signed and dated 1986 to lower right margin.
Lucy Willis studied at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford.
Provenance: Chris Beetles Ltd, Dreweatt Neate Donnington Priory Saleroom, 6th March 2007.  £20-60

192.    A Victorian flashed ruby cut glass Bohemian vase decorated with floral sprays.  £100-200

193.    Patrick Larking, R.P., R.O.I. (1907-1990), oil on canvas portrait of blonde-haired young boy.  £100-160

194.    A 19th century oil on canvas, the prize bull.  £100-200

195.    C.H. Duckett, the original watercolour advertising poster for Lazenbys Salad.  £80-120

196.    A Birmingham hall marked silver photo. frame (A/F).  £60-100

197.    After Bossu, a bronzed spelter figural desk standish, surmounted with a tiger and flanked by glass ink wells.  £60-80

198.    Oscar Droege (1898-1982), a European woodblock print, “A Winter Snowscape”.  £40-60

199.    A large bronzed spelter figural group of a native Indian man surrounded by eagles in flight, titled “Soaring Spirits”, bears Franklin Mint mark to base together with the signature of Buck McCain.  £300-500

200.    Four albums of postcards, both black and white and colour and of mixed interest to include tourism, celebrity, commemorative, etc. (4)  £100-200

201.    A contemporary oil on board portrait of a young blonde girl in period dress reclining on a fur coat.  £60-80

202.    A 20th century coloured print, depicting men entering a mosque, framed.  £30-50

203.    A quantity of silver plated wares including a pair of candlesticks, a serving bowl, and a quantity of various cut glass including decanters, bowls and other items. (Qty)  £40-60

204.    A vintage dyed pinky grey coney fur coat (labelled PN Pole North 14), three quarter length with long sleeves and pockets, plus a vintage shaded honey shoulder cape with long front panels, satin lined. (2)  £40-80

205.    A Victorian walnut writing slope with mother-of-pearl, together with a stained pine box  and an oak sloping correspondence box with fitted interior. (3)  £50-80

206.    A collection of vintage fur collars and an assortment of various trims, including fox, coney, mink and exotic. (Qty)  £50-100

207.    A quantity of assorted general books, many non-fiction. (Qty)  £50-80

208.    A vast collection of military dress uniforms, including felt trench overcoat, No. 1 dress coat, fatiques, khakis, mess jacket, dress shirts and collars, with an Officers’ Training Corps fusilier’s cap with badge and others, white shorts, and much more. (Qty)  £100-200

209.    A large quantity of various stamps, loose and contained in albums. (Qty)  £40-80

210.    A 1942 World War II period metal ammunition trunk, with a quantity of interesting World War II ephemera and gas masks, including an APP type helmet, two swagger sticks, a German bayonet, a scratch built scoreboard with TRIPOLI 1943 carved into the wood, field glasses, a Chinagraph pencil set for Orienteering with grid type diagrams, and map pouch, field whistle, mess tins and field cutlery roll, field bandages, and goggles (box damaged), with five various gas masks and information, plus a child’s gas mask with direction pamphlet, Air Raid pamphlet and tape for windows. (Qty)  £80-120

211.    A Japanese carved ivory card case, with vase and cartouche detailed sections, worked to pictorial scenes.  £300-500

212.    A Royal Naval Officer’s mess jacket, another Royal Naval cap with badge, with an R.N.V.R. wall plaque, and a photograph of the ship and personal ephemera of The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty for ‘Lieutenant Guy Yeoman Hemmingway’. (Qty)  £80-120

213.    A pair of large framed Chinese silk embroidered pictures depicting birds amongst prunus blossoms. (2)  £60-80

214.    A World War II period metal trunk containing leather military belts and webbing, gun holster, bandoliers, ammo. pouches, gaiters, boots, boot cleaning equipment, waders, woollen socks and more. (Qty)  £80-120

215.    A late 19th century Japanese ‘Kutani’ porcelain bowl, traditionally painted with panels of Geishas and Samurai in the garden in iron-red glazes.  £40-60

216.    A 1930s-40s brown leather midwife case, with original midwifery contents to include weigh measure, kidney bowl, calipers, crocodile scissors, and stainless steel boxes and bottles, with glass containers and more. (Qty)  £80-120

217.    Dave Mass, a contemporary Street Art School oils on canvas, stylised portrait, titled “Sid”.  £50-80

218.    A collection of five single owner World War II campaign medals, sold with a collection of military buttons, pips, rank badges, including military and personal literature plus military prescription glasses in cases, ration books, 1939 Newspaper with photo. of Hitler, personal studio photographs, The War magazine, personal effects, and more, including also the ‘Visiting Cards’ of ‘Mr G.Y. Hemmingway Royal Engineers’ (Guy Yeoman Hemmingway). (Qty)  £100-200

219.    Susan Kemp, a vibrant pastel on paper, still life of sweet peas, signed, with details to verso.  £60-80

220.    Oil on canvas three quarter portrait of Saint Columba of Iona, depicting him with bible  and crook, re-lined and restored.  £100-200

221.    A collection of ten Portmeirion pottery storage jars in ‘Pomona’ pattern, including other Portmeirion items in ‘Botanic Garden’ pattern, sold together with Wedgwood vases, small Copenhagen square dish, etc. (17)   £40-60

222.    A 1920s Chinese watercolour of a sailing boat, signed, and later framed.  £25-35

223.    Shepperson, a fine pen and ink on paper, sailors transferring a cannon via a barrel raft to an anchored galleon, signed and bearing detail under mount in pencil.  £100-200

224.    An African carved hardwood figure of a rhino.  £30-50

225.    A wooden snooker cue, belonging to the 1952 World Champion: Horace Lindrum (Australian), in original cover.   £50-70

226.    A retro chromed metal and tiered glass lamp base raised on compressed bun feet.  £60-100

227.    Fred Pegram, pencil and watercolour portrait of a seated lady holding a book in a floral upholstered armchair, signed and framed.  £60-80

228.    A circa 1970s basket electrolier, with faceted glass shade.  £40-60

229.    Stuart Bullmore, a 20th century pen and watercolour heightened in white, boats moored at a Norfolk dockside, signed, framed.  £60-80

230.    A large Meiji period Imari charger, 22″ diameter.  £150-250

231.    An antique gilt gesso framed coloured print of a fairy looking into a lake.  £30-50

232.    An antique oak cased Napoleon’s hat mantel clock by Camerer Cuss & Co, having a chiming movement and silvered arabic dial.  £80-120

233.    Ann Hemdahl-Owen, pastel on paper, nude female figure with flowers, details to verso, framed, and sold together with a pencil portrait of a woman, indistinctly signed and framed. (2)  £60-100

234.    A late 19th century Continental School seascape/landscape with ships in the stormy weather, unsigned (AF).  £70-90

235.    A three piece hall marked silver bachelor’s tea service with half fluted bodies (Sheffield 1895). (3)  £180-250

236.    F. Rornlery, a mid 20th century continental still life after the Dutch School with exotic fruits, and flowers in a vase, oil on canvas, unframed.  £50-70

237.    An early Victorian “Grainger Worcester” chamber candlestick, decorated in blue and gold with painted scene in vignette, sold together with two small Royal Crown Derby shaped dishes. (3)  £80-120

238.    A pair of large early 20th century French oils on canvas, depicting a royal party after Louis XVI, framed and unsigned. (2)  £200-300

239.    A Victorian parquetry tea caddy with two inner lidded compartments.  £80-120

240.    A pair of reconstituted cream marble lamp bases, of sectional design with sphere over cylinder. (2)  £70-100

241.    An 18ct gold five stone diamond half hoop ring, two other gold mounted diamond rings and four various dress rings. (7)  £150-200

242.    A circa 1870s coromandel and hall marked silver mounted writing slope by Betjemann & Sons – London, having a purple velvet writing surface and satinwood fitted interior containing inkwells and leather bound address and account books, button release exposes concealed storage trays, the hall marked silver dated 1878 and bearing maker’s name to lock plate (A/F).  £300-500

243.    A gold mounted half Sovereign set ring, 1898.   £100-150

244.    A late 19th century Imperial Russian ‘Symbolic School’ visionary landscape with Orthodox church and figures, oil on board, framed and unsigned.  £300-400

245.    An antique gold plated open faced fob watch, having an engraved case and gilt Roman chapter dial, sold together with a 19th century .935 silver cased fob watch. (2)  £50-80

246.    A mid 19th century British School seascape with Goodwin Lightship and sailing fishing boats in stormy weather, monogrammed WFM, dated 1864, framed.  £300-400

247.    A 19th century Japanese basket with child sitting on lid, sold together with a cloisonné hinge-lidded casket. (2)  £100-150

248.    A 19th century French green variegated marble mantel clock with ormolu mounts and urn surmount.  £300-400

249.    Caithness, a bowl made to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in a limited edition: No. 23 of 950, the blue glass being engraved with British symbols including rose, shamrock and thistle; sold together with a Wedgwood pottery bowl made to commemorate the same event, No. 148 of 750, decorated in blue transfer ware. (2)  £40-60

250.    A large quantity of mixed jewellery including sterling silver bracelets, earrings, etc, and a good selection of costume jewellery including watches, in four large bags.  £100-200

251.    An early 19th century Chinese platter painted with vase and floral all-over decoration.  £100-150

252.    Two 9ct gold gatelink bracelets. (2)  £180-250

253.    A Meiji period Japanese boat shaped dish decorated in blue, red and green.  £60-80

254.    A 1930s mahogany cased Sheffield stainless steel cutlery canteen for six, including extra fish service for six, complete.   £80-120

255.    A pair of 19th century Sampson vases (after the Chinese) of shallow form, having dragon handles and tapered bases. (2)  £60-80

256.    An Indian sabre sword, with pierced basket and black Rexine clad scabbard.  £30-50

257.    A mixed lot, mostly metalware, to include a Victorian silver plated four piece tea set, a boxed set of silver plated serving knife and fork, boxed set of glass salts with silver rims, a pair of Venetian brass candlesticks, a silver plated circular tray and a cut glass biscuit barrel with plated rim, lid and handle. (Qty)  £60-80

258.    A pair of circa 1900 stoneware square section decanters, in the manner of Fulham pottery – Irish whisky and brandy – contained in a fitted wicker basket.  £60-80

259.    A large baluster form Chinese vase and lid, decorated with scholars in room and ladies in garden, complete with wooden base.  £120-180

260.    A large 19th century Chinese blue and white globular vase with tall narrow neck decorated with prunus, now converted for use as a lamp (overall height 22″).  £100-200

261.    A Continental School oil on canvas farmyard scene with three work horses set in a heavy gilt frame.  £100-200

262.    Six vintage fox stoles, complete with heads with glass eyes and tails, in various shades of colour including golden sable and chocolate with white tips, four being satin lined. (6)  £80-120

263.    A late Victorian hall marked silver gilded Apostle spoon with gilt terminal figure, maker’s mark DWJW, London 1895.  £50-70

264.    A crocodile skin effect contemporary twin handled shoe box.   £100-180

265.    A 19th century Thoune factory of Switzerland miniature pottery charger, centrally well painted with ‘Chateau de Chillon’, Lake Geneva, signed and dated 1871, having incised mark to the back.  £40-60

266.    A large Art Deco period light amber crystal cut glass scent bottle and stopper.  £60-80

267.    A cartouche framed wall mirror in Georgian taste, the pierced papier mâchè frame with scrolling decoration and replaced plate.   £30-40

268.    An antique walnut cased bracket clock, the circular enamelled dial marked: Camerer, Kuss & Co., having chiming movement and a Roman chapter ring set within a gilt slip.  £180-280

269.    A vintage golden fox fur shoulder cape with long front panels, satin lined.  £40-80

270.    C.H. Duckett, the original watercolour advertising poster for Mitchells Prize Crop Cigarettes, unsigned.  £80-120

271.    A vintage dyed black fox fur collar, a golden sable mink collar, a chocolate fur collar and a black fur collar and muff. (5)  £50-100

272.    C.H. Duckett, the original watercolour advertising poster for Wills Gold Flake Cigarettes.  £60-130

273.    Two vintage fur shoulder capes and seven fur hats including mink and another. (9)  £80-120

274.    A continental sterling silver double photograph frame set to the lower border with vintage classic car.  £50-70

275.    An original 1930s Monart of Perth Art Glass table lamp of waisted form, the surface decorated in purple, amber and orange with lustre stripes and bubble inclusions, having remains of original paper label to the base, now fully fitted for electrical use.  £120-150

276.    An early 19th century Continental gilt metal mounted mirror of small proportions, in the style of Andre Boulle and inlaid with bone and stained wood, decorated with grotesque masks and scrolling floriates.    £40-60

277.    A late 19th century Villeroy & Boch pottery charger, depicting St Paul’s Cathedral, London, manufactured circa 1890s – see verso for official paperwork from Keramik-Museum Mettlach (35cm diameter).  £60-80

278.    Fifteen vintage mink stoles, some complete with heads and tails, in various shades of colour from blonde, auburn, golden sable and chocolate, a number having satin lining and several being double skins. (15)  £100-200

279.    A London hall marked silver miniature table and chair in 18th century taste, together with a pair of Chester hall marked silver salts, 1919. (4)  £80-100

280.    A vintage black Astrakhan full length coat with long sleeves and side pockets, plus a fur moleskin type shoulder cape, a short three quarter fur coat and a black fur collar and muff. (5)  £80-120

281.    A late 19th/early 20th century painted decoy mallard duck.  £40-60

282.    Oil on board portrait of a nude female in a sunlit room.  £60-80

283.    A small collection of Lladro and Goebel figures to include choir boy, boy barber, also three Lladro angels and a Geisha. (Qty)  £120-160

284.    An Impressionist oils painting, pastoral river scene with cattle in foreground.  £150-250

285.    A hall marked silver pie-crust edge salver raised on three feet, Sheffield 1923.  £150-250

286.    A Victorian silver plated tureen/meat dish cover.  £40-60

287.    A small collection of hall marked silver to include three piece cruet, a pill box, and a circular footed comport dish (Sheffield 1927). (Qty)  £100-200

288.    A pair of framed Indian watercolours, “Female Musician” and “A Pair of Lovers”, both with script in margins.  £40-50

289.    An Edwardian liqueur set comprising engraved decanter and four glasses. (5)  £60-80

290.    A pair of early 20th century bronzed table lamps fashioned as Grecian urns and decorated in relief with warriors, raised on faux marble bases, with cream shades. (2)  £100-200

291.    A mixed lot of ivory to include spoon, fork/slice and elephant spill vase.  £40-60

292.    A large West German Bay Art pottery vase, together with three other German Art pottery vases. (4)  £40-60

293.    A Hohner Erica piano accordion with black case and chrome grill.  £40-60

294.    Jon Peaty, a 20th century oils on board, street scene of Helmsley, Yorkshire, signed.  £30-50

295.    A mixed quantity of hall marked silver to include a hip flask, an ivory handled slice, fork and knife.  £140-200

296.    A yellow metal money clip marked 14 (tests as gold).  £150-200

297.    Longines, a gentlemen’s gold plated wrist watch, with white face, black Roman numerals and hands.  £100-200

298.    A 14 carat gold Movado ladies’ cocktail watch sold together with an 18 carat gold and diamond set Altair cocktail watch. (2)  £150-200

299.    Universal, a 14 carat gold cased ladies’ dress watch, the bracelet being set with cameos.  £100-200

300.    A fine 19th century (Art Nouveau) period oil on panel, nymphs chasing stars, set in a pierced gilt frame.  £300-500

301.    A pair of late Moorcroft pottery lamps decorated with parrot tulips in shades of orange and blue, marked to base. (2)  £300-500

302.    Victorian School, oil on canvas, portrait of a young man, in gilt frame.  £300-400

303.    A large green carboy jar with painted coat of arms (converted for use as lamp).  £80-120

304.    Modern French School, oil on canvas, fishing boats, framed.  £100-150

305.    A cloisonné vase converted for use as a lamp, sold together with a wallpaper cylindrical printing block mounted as a lamp. (2)  £60-80

306.    N. Sevorin, children in the field, Modern School oil on canvas.  £50-80

307.    A pair of Japanese woodblock prints, both of ladies’ cooking at riverside, framed and glazed. (2)  £60-100

308.    A Victorian maple framed print, depicting a four year old Queen Victoria, bearing facsimile signature, together with C.H. Borely, 1842, a French school pastel (½ length) portrait, a gentleman with hands inside coat against a cloud swept sky, signed, dated and framed.   £40-60

309.    An Indian Moghul style watercolour of petitioners approaching Sultan, framed and glazed.  £50-80

310.    Nineteenth Century Continental School oil on canvas, cottage interior with family gathering at the table, monogrammed O.O. 64.  £150-250

311.    Eyank, French Naive School with fishing boats, oil on canvas.  £200-300

312.    An impressive ladies white gold, sapphire and diamond set dress ring of tiered open design (tests as gold).   £100-200

313.    A collection of kitchenware items to include enamelled and tin containers, yellow ware bowl, bread boards, butter pats, colander, egg basket and a glazed jar for Lavender.  £80-100

314.    A 17th century fashioned oleograph portrait of an explorer wearing a red coat.  £60-80

315.    A collection of brassware to include pan, taps, tray, fireguard and trivet.  £80-120

316.    A late Victorian George Hulley of Sheffield silver plated three section tantalus having ivory handle to the top.  £100-150

317.    A Victorian cast iron letter box, painted green.  £60-80

318.    Frank Salisbury (1874-1962), British, a portrait study of a noble lady, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1926, in ornate frame.  £510-1020

319.    A collection of fenders and grate fronts, including Coalbrookdale style example, and a pair of wrought iron sconces. (Qty)  £80-150

320.    A painted Edwardian tray sold together with a Tunbridgeware book slide. (2)  £40-60

321.    A Modernist Cubist inspired portrait of a woman, oil on board, signed VILA?.  £100-200

322.    A hall marked silver rose bowl with embossed decoration raised on a socle base.  £120-180

323.    An Alison Bradley designed suite of 18ct yellow gold and diamond set jewellery to include pendant, dress ring and earrings.  £2000-3000

324.    An 18ct white gold and cabouchon sapphire and diamond set ring of contemporary design.  £350-500

325.    An 18ct yellow gold ring and earring set with emeralds and diamonds, Alison Brady designed.  £600-800

326.    A hall marked silver sucrier with embossed decoration, a circular section sucrier on spherical feet, a wine label and napkin ring.  £110-150

327.    Two 9ct gold fancy link chains. (2)  £320-380

328.    A set of four 19th century ormolu gilt metal curtain ties in the form of a dragon in flight with acanthus leaf and scrolling decoration. (4)  £300-500

329.    A small selection of costume jewellery to include marcasite silver necklace and earrings, a white metal bracelet, a tassel designer necklace and bracelet and two 9ct gold items to include a sapphire ring and a pendant, plus an orb in white metal chain.  £100-150

330.    An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid dome topped mantel clock with white enamel dial and Roman chapter ring.  £50-80

331.    A suite of 18th century white gold and diamond jewellery of contemporary design to include chain, pendant and earrings.  £2500-3500

332.    Three circular section embossed copper and brass bowls, and a flower decorated framed triptych mirror. (4)  £40-60

333.    A 15ct gold curb link chain with a selection of six seals.  £350-400

334.    A miscellaneous selection of in-line roller skates and ice skates to include two pairs of Bauer size 8 ice skates, various sized Airwalk skates, a signed Hawks helmet, etc. (Qty)  £100-200

335.    A 9ct yellow gold chain together with two seals and an intaglio seal ring. (4)  £280-350

336.    A large selection of remote controlled cars, boats, motor bikes and a boxed airplane, together with a Gamer steering wheel plus a selection of batteries and controls. (Qty)  £100-200

337.    A 9ct charm bracelet, the fancy links festooned with various charms to include iron, coach, animals, etc, and includes three loose charms.  £450-550

338.    A large collection of toys and games to include Star Wars figures, Transformers, etc, also including boxed games and kits. (Qty)  £80-120

339.    A 9ct gold charm bracelet, the circle and link chain festooned with various charms to include coach, fish, etc.  £450-550

340.    A pair of Japanese prints of birds, framed.  £20-40

341.    Three 9ct gold gate link type bracelets/parts (AF).  £200-300

342.    A set of three graduated library desk boxes, in the form of classical children’s books.   £50-100

343.    Five various 9ct gold band rings to include simple wedding bands, engraved bands, etc. (5)  £200-300

344.    An oval painted 19th century photograph of a Victorian gentleman, contained in a gilt Rococo carved gesso frame and bearing label for: Newport Framers.  £20-30

345.    A gentlemen’s 18ct gold and diamond set gypsy ring, the central old cut stone flanked by reeded shoulders.  £250-350

346.    W.G. Cole, “Perranporth Beach, Cornwall” and “Grimspound, Dartmoor”, a pair of framed and titled watercolours heightened in body colour.   £60-100

347.    A miscellaneous collection of 9ct gold jewellery and findings, to include a tank watch case, various rings, chains, pendants, etc.  £500-700

348.    A 19th century Minton style majolica boat shaped centrepiece, with twin putti handles, turquoise interior and pendant swags to exterior.  £90-130

349.    Two 9ct gold chains, one a heavy box link, the other flat curb design. (2)  £300-400

350.    F. Pearson, a Victorian watercolour, cattle in a Scottish landscape, signed.  £60-120

351.    A gentlemen’s 18k yellow gold and diamond set dress ring with reeded shank.  £400-500

352.    A set of seven 17th century fashioned gilded brass candelabras (some: AF). (7)  £160-320

353.    A heavy 18ct yellow gold dress ring set with a diamond cluster bed over an engraved shank.  £400-500

354.    Alfred Algernon Capel, Sixth Earl of Essex (1803-1892), ‘From Ye Bridge in Kensington Gardens’, 1833, watercolour on toned paper (details and varied notes verso), framed.  £100-120

355.    A good miscellaneous collection of 19th century fob seals to include one with a peace dove mount and sold together with a seal ring. (7)  £200-300

356.    An Irish school 19th century watercolour, pastoral scene.  £60-120

357.    An early 20th century 9ct gold cased open faced pocket watch with Arabic chapter and subsidiary seconds dial.  £180-250

358.    E.S. Cheeswright, watercolour, titled: “The Stark Coastline”.   £180-280

359.    A late 19th century 14k gold open faced fob watch, with heavily engraved case and Roman chapter dial.  £150-250

360.    A Waltham gold plated half hunter pocket watch (AF) sold together with an open faced pocket watch. (2)  £80-150

361.    A George III mahogany and line inlaid banjo barometer with a 10″ dial. with gilded metal mounts  £150-200

362.    A Victorian triple Sovereign bracelet, set with three full coins in a 9ct bracelet mount and dated 1872, 1891 and 1900.  £750-850

363.    William Havell (attributed) (1782-1857), “The Cascade”, Kensington Gardens, miniature sepia wash, children fishing in the fountains, details verso and framed (1¼ x 2¼”).  £60-150

364.    A Victorian triple Sovereign bracelet, the three full coins set in a decorative sectional 9ct bracelet mount and dated 1898, 1899 and 1900.  £850-950

365.    William Crotch (British, 1775-1847), Kensington Gore facing West, 1822, pencil and wash, titled in the mount (details verso) and framed.  £60-150

366.    An American 1895 twenty Dollar gold coin.  £1000-1200

367.    George Thomson, Camden school, a late 19th century watercolour, a wedding party on the steps of a church, George Thomson has the art critic for the London Evening News and worked alongside Walter Sickert and is represented in the V&A  and Tate.  £200-300

368.    Two 9ct gold identity bracelets. (2)  £380-450

369.    Daniel Sherrin, figures by a stream at sunset with distant farmhouse, large oils on canvas, signed lower left and gilt framed (28 x 43½”).  £160-240

370.    A 22ct gold ribbed band ring, together with a 22ct plain gold band. (2)  £400-500

371.    Peter Newcombe (b. 1900, England), oil on board titled “Bromham Bridge”, signed and dated 1987, lower left (7 3/4 x 8 1/4″).  £40-90

372.    A Suisse one troy ounce fine gold ingot.  £900-1100

373.    A 20th century French school pastel on paper, girl seated on a rocking chair wearing a black dress with her legs crossed, gilt framed.   £40-60

374.    A Ruby Dubai 20gr. fine gold ingot (999.9).  £400-600

375.    Peter Newcombe (b. 1900, England), oil on board riverscape with bridge over still water, titled “Blackwater Olnay”, signed and dated 1987 lower left, mounted and framed (6 3/4 x 9 3/4″).  £40-90

376.    A heavy 9ct gold flat curb link chain.  £500-700

377.    A set of six framed late 18th century monochrome line engravings, depicting historical scenes and enclosed by oval cartouche frames. (6)  £30-40

378.    Two vintage yellow metal longuard chains, with fancy links (test as high ct). (2)  £2000-3000

379.    A Continental School oil on canvas, riverside landscape set in a heavy decorative gilt frame.  £100-200

380.    Three full gold Sovereign coins dated 1880, 1900 and 1915. (3)  £600-700

381.    A heavy yellow metal gentlemen’s dress ring, the central roundel inset with a relief scene of a piper.  £150-250

382.    An 18ct white gold and diamond set hinged bangle (diamond weight 3cts).  £1400-1500

383.    Nine various ladies’ gold rings, to include examples set with diamonds, opals, pink topaz, etc. (9)  £200-300

384.    A 19th century fine silver cased open faced fob watch in fitted case, together with three others.  £50-80

385.    An Art Deco white gold and diamond set half dress clip, of ribbon scroll design.  £150-250

386.    A good miscellaneous collection of gold rings, to include Victorian dress rings set with garnets, emeralds, diamonds and seed pearls, etc. (Qty)  £350-450

387.    A fine 18ct yellow gold coronet bar brooch, set with seed pearls and turquoise, sold together with other gold brooches including a carved shell cameo and a Victorian seed pearl necklace.  £150-250

388.    An early 20th century copper cased barometer with brass carrying handle, made by F Barton & Co, London.  £150-250

389.    An 18ct white gold and diamond set bracelet, composed of parallel channel set links (approx. 5cts).  £2500-3000

390.    A brass cased naval war time issued gimble mounted ship’s compass.  £80-150

391.    A Victorian gold and seed pearl pendant, centred with a cut glass roundel applied with a bee, set with emeralds, rubies, diamonds and polished hard stones.  £850-1000

392.    An early 20th century Smiths ship’s clock with white enamelled 7½” dial.  £80-120

393.    A heavy 18ct yellow gold dress ring, set with a large square cut emerald, flanked by diamond shoulders.  £1500-2000

394.    An early 20th century Thomas Mercer, Makers to the Admiralty, timepiece.  £150-250

395.    A Victorian gold dress ring, set with a cornflower sapphire over a diamond bed.  £780-850

396.    A 20th century brass cased ship’s clock with 6″ dial.  £50-100

397.    A heavy 9ct gold fob bracelet, set with multiple gold and yellow metal charms.  £1100-1300

398.    A 20th century brass ship’s dial with secondary dial, 6″.  £60-100

399.    A mid 20th century two pull naval telescope with decorative ropetwist grip.  £60-80

400.    A 20th century brass ship’s clock with 5¾” sector dial.  £50-100

401.    Roland Vivian Pitchforth, R.A., watercolour, sailing boats, signed and framed.  £280-480

402.    A North West Persian rug of carpet proportions decorated with stylised tile and geometrically arranged guls on a madder field enclosed by ten running and frieze borders.  £60-110

403.    A 20th century lantern modelled as an Indonesian house with a bristle roof.   £20-40

404.    A set of four 19th century silver centred turned treen roundels, a pair of silver knife rests, various treen, a silver spoon, carved wooden figures and other items.  £30-80

405.    A Victorian pottery water filter with applied floral decoration.   £20-30

406.    Seven various prints in clipped frames, to include drawings and prints of an emu, 1791, a kangaroo, two abstract prints etc.   £20-30

407.    A heavy 9ct gold fob bracelet, set with multiple gold and yellow metal charms.  £1100-1300

408.    A vintage 18ct yellow gold and platinum diamond cross-over ring, set with three stones.  £100-150

409.    A 19th century brass and copper telescope along with a mahogany and brass telescope. (2)  £80-150

410.    A bygone Decca table top wind-up gramophone circa 1920/30s, in working order.  £40-70

411.    An early 20th century Smiths brass cased clock.  £40-50

412.    An early 20th century mahogany cased chiming mantel clock with silver dial along with another with brass dial. (2)  £60-100

413.    A military aviator/paratroopers wrist compass in wooden case.  £50-80

414.    A late Victorian circular foot stool with beadwork upholstery and turned spindle gallery.  £30-40

415.    A mid 20th century cased set of gold plated cutlery.  £20-40

416.    A miscellaneous collection of various porcelain, pottery and glass items to include an early 19th century Staffordshire harvest jug, terracotta Art Pottery bust, Murano glass miniature animals, etc. (Qty)  £40-60

417.    A large Birmingham hall marked silver match box holder with engraved decoration, together with a heavy pair of hall marked silver asparagus tongs, a hall marked silver sucrier and a hall marked silver mustard pot. (4)  £280-350

418.    A 19th century French gilded spelter figural mantel clock with circular white enamelled dial.  £150-250

419.    An early 20th century Blick time recording machine.  £40-60

420.    A Liberty’s Tudric pewter vase of Art Nouveau design.  £150-300

421.    A pair of Mappin & Webb hall marked silver sauce boats with flared pie-crust rims and scrolling handles. (2)  £80-150

422.    A miscellaneous collection of silver plated table wares to include a chafing dish, footed tray, tea and coffee pots, etc. (Qty)  £60-80

423.    Three antique framed etchings, landscape views, all signed in pencil. (3)  £60-80

424.    A Robert Morden hand coloured map of Shropshire, framed (AF).  £80-150

425.    Godfrey, an early 20th century watercolour street scene, signed and framed.  £50-80

426.    An early 20th century George Philip & Son desk globe on turned wooden stand.  £80-150

427.    A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese prunus pattern blue and white vases. (2)  £40-70

428.    A Smiths circular clock along with other clock parts and key, etc.  £20-30

429.    A 19th century Chinese celadon plate decorated in famille rose designs.  £30-40

430.    A Victorian burr walnut and marquetry inlaid jewellery casket.  £40-70

431.    A gentlemen’s retro Bulova 100 Accuquartz dress watch, with gold plated case, original leather strap and branded deployment clasp, boxed.  £200-300

432.    A Victorian black marble mantel clock with circular enamelled dial and chiming movement.  £50-80

433.    A late Victorian brass and oak cased galvanometer.  £30-40

434.    A late 19th/early 20th century pewter clad green glass dimple decanter.  £30-40

435.    A ‘Birks’ sterling silver ring box, the rising hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt and logo embossed interior, over a velvet lined ring bed (Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal).  £40-60

436.    An interesting miscellaneous collection of 19th century and later jewellery to include a yellow metal and opal dress ring, carved jade dress ring, various silver items, a yellow metal mounted citrine brooch, etc, together with a rolled gold mounted portrait miniature. (Qty)  £150-250

437.    Three Victorian gold stick pins, two set with diamonds and sold together with a later vintage diamond stick pin.  £100-150

438.    A circa 1970s Bulova wrist watch, having a stainless steel case, blue date dial and leather strap, boxed.  £150-250

439.    A Victorian Minton terracotta jug in medieval style with facial mask to spout, date code for 1878.  £200-300

440.    A set of four 19th century Continental School oils on tin, interior scenes with figures smoking. (4)  £300-500

441.    An Edwardian oak cased mantel clock, and a 19th/20th century coloured print. (2)  £20-40

442.    An early 20th century silver plated six bottle cruet on stand, a silver plated set of four egg cups on basket stand, two glass ink wells and a sugar castor.  £50-80

443.    A 20th century crewel work rug with floral field on a cream ground.  £60-80

444.    A novelty cigarette holder in the form of a bowling pin, the lid removing to reveal a wick lighter and fold-out cigarette dispenser.  £30-50

445.    Eleanor Dixon, late 19th century oil on canvas, a riverside landscape with deer.  £50-100

446.    An English hall marked silver tea pot.  £300-500

447.    A Victorian oak desk letter tidy with fitted interior above a single drawer.  £30-40

448.    W. Strahan, 1899, watercolour hillside landscape with cattle, along with a 19th century coloured print. (2)  £40-50

449.    A large collection of various white metal and brass figural and other table lighters. (Qty)  £100-200

450.    A large volume titled ‘Selected Pictures and Drawings of Edward Armitage, R.A.’ along with The Graphic 1872 and a collection of postcards.  £40-70

451.    A late Victorian porcelain basket vase heavily encrusted with flowers and standing on four feet.  £30-40

452.    Two World War I medals awarded to Major E.G.L. Whiteaway, along with another star and a bronze cycling medal.  £40-50

701.    An Edwardian mahogany ladies’ swing mirror, raised on four splayed legs.  £25-35

702.    A Georgian mahogany three tier dumb waiter, raised on cabriole supports terminating at brass castors.  £150-200

703.    A Regency period rosewood fold-over card table supported on a square tapering column figured with shells and standing on a platform base with splayed legs and cap castors.  £250-450

704.    Four late Victorian mahogany balloon back chairs, each having lightly carved top. (4)  £70-100

705.    A Victorian mahogany Sutherland table raised on turned barber pole column with splayed acanthus carved legs standing on castors.  £150-250

706.    An Art Deco period walnut veneered dining table of small proportions.  £40-60

707.    A Georgian style steel fire grate, sold together with a pair of brass fire dogs and fire tools.  £80-120

708.    An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid display cabinet, the central bow glazed section flanked by glazed doors and raised on square tapering legs.  £100-200

709.    A 19th century gilt convex mirror, with typical baubel decoration and reeded ebonised slip.  £120-180

710.    An Art Deco period tubular chromed metal standard lamp, with large inverted dish shade and raised on a circular plinth base.   £100-150

711.    A Georgian mahogany wine cooler of sarcophagus form, with Neo-classical decoration to front raised on paw feet.  £2000-3000

712.    A pair of contemporary high backed driftwood hall chairs, with slat seats and splayed supports. (2)  £100-200

713.    A Georgian style mahogany whatnot/open bookshelf, with ring turned supports and shelf divider.  £80-120

714.    A retro grey leather upholstered two seater settee, raised on chromed metal supports.  £150-250

715.    An Edwardian mahogany low chair, with slat back, green velvet upholstered seat and ring turned supports joined by stretcher.  £80-120

716.    An Art Deco style bronzed metal circular low table, with mask decoration and raised on hoof feet.  £100-200

717.    A small Victorian oak box, with brass banding and raised on brass cabriole feet.  £150-200

718.    A pair of Hepplewhite style mahogany shield back dining armchairs, on square tapering legs. (2)  £200-300

719.    A Victorian mahogany tea poy, with oval top (stripped out interior) and turned column raised on triform cabriole support.  £250-350

720.    An oak occasional table, the top having carved edge and raised on bobbin turned supports joined by Spanish style metal stretchers.  £80-120

721.    A Victorian mahogany wing armchair, with buttoned back raised on turned fluted legs.  £180-250

722.    A Georgian mahogany Pembroke table, having a drawer to one end and a faux drawer opposite, raised on a tapering octagonal pedestal and platform base.  £150-250

723.    An antique pine wash stand, with tiled splash back and black marble over a single drawer, sold together with another. (2)  £60-80

724.    A Victorian style pine writing table, having two short drawers and raised on turned supports.  £80-150

725.    A Victorian mahogany North Country chest, having a frieze drawer over three long drawers flanked by bobbin turned pilasters and raised on a plinth base.  £60-80

726.    A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, the bar backs with caning and caned seats, raised on turned fluted legs. (6)  £450-550

727.    A Georgian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers and raised on compressed bun feet.  £60-80

728.    A pair of painted circular occasional tables, with floral decoration in Louis XVI style. (2)  £200-300

729.    An oak Arts & Crafts mirrored dresser back, with glass fronted cabinet and open shelves.  £40-60

730.    A set of four Regency mahogany dining chairs with ropetwist backs and drop-in seats. (4)  £200-300

731.    A small Victorian mahogany sofa table, the twin drop flaps with shaped ends, raised on twin end stretchered supports.  £200-300

732.    A Victorian walnut nursing chair with padded seat and back support, raised on cabriole leg with front castors.  £40-60

733.    A Victorian mahogany and walnut crossbanded circular topped occasional table on hexagonal support and platform base.  £100-200

734.    A Victorian mahogany framed button back nursing chair on cabriole legs with castors.  £80-120

735.    A Victorian burr walnut music Canterbury, with three fret carved supports and frieze drawers.  £250-350

736.    A late Victorian set of wall fixed shelves with mirror back, and scroll fretting above and below pierced galleries.  £100-200

737.    A pair of George IV mahogany dining chairs, with scroll arms and drop-in seats raised on sabre front legs. (2)  £200-300

738.    A mid 19th century French ormolu mounted side cabinet, with galleried top and mirrored single door over tambour front and fold-out secrétaire on turned reeded legs.  £700-1000

739.    A 19th century French side table, of small size, with single drawer raised on turned fluted legs.  £300-400

740.    A 19th century walnut serpentine fronted three drawer commode, with crossbanded top and raised on bun feet.  £1500-2000

741.    An early 19th century mahogany and satinwood crossbanded library bergère armchair, on turned fluted legs (AF).  £300-400

742.    A Regency fashioned mahogany sideboard of serpentine form with square section tapering legs.  £20-30

743.    A Victorian mahogany rectangular stool in George III style on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet.  £60-80

744.    An Edwardian mahogany wind-out dining table raised on cabriole leg on pad foot.  £30-80

745.    A late 19th century French rosewood and marquetry inlaid occasional table, with four drop flaps to each side, raised on ormolu mounted cabriole supports.  £250-350

746.    A contemporary designer chrome and free form glass adjustable side table.   £160-240

747.    A Victorian mahogany child’s bergère armchair, with caned back, on turned stretchered legs.  £100-200

748.    A stylish leather coffee table with marble top inset.   £60-120

749.    A Georgian mahogany wash stand, with double flap top over cupboard and small drawer on square section legs.  £200-300

750.    Four Edwardian mahogany dining chairs, carved to the top with floral design together with a 20th century oak double gateleg table. (5)  £30-50

751.    An Art Deco bow fronted figured walnut double wardrobe.  £100-200

752.    An early Victorian mahogany card table, the fold-over top raised on turned reeded legs.  £200-300

753.    A Regency fashioned pine chest of two short and two long drawers.   £80-110

754.    A Regency fashioned bevelled edge mirror set in a decorative gilt frame.  £200-300

755.    A Regency fashioned pine chest of two short and two long drawers.  £80-120

756.    A modern oak rectangular dining table of large size, raised on turned stretchered legs.  £130-260

757.    A late Victorian mahogany and inlaid floorstanding open bookcase.   £30-60

758.    An American beech spindle back armchair with fine cane seat and an interesting slate topped coffee table, the rectangular top carved with bamboo decoration.  £40-60

759.    A 19th century mahogany oval Pembroke table, inlaid with satinwood and raised on square tapering legs.   £80-160

760.    An Edwardian mahogany and walnut banded hexagonal centre table, inlaid with central star and raised on turned legs and joined by a pierced cross stretcher.   £40-110

761.    A George III period mahogany bedside commode, having a galleried top above a cupboard and a single drawer.  £200-300

762.    A Georgian mahogany Pembroke table, with single drawer and raised on ring turned legs.   £30-40

763.    A Victorian flame mahogany Wellington chest of seven drawers, fitted with brass loop handles.  £500-600

764.    An oak dropleaf gateleg action table raised on barleytwist legs joined by stretcher.  £20-30

765.    A Regency mahogany circular plant stand, raised on three turned columns with heavy brass lion paw feet.   £60-80

766.    An Edwardian mahogany square topped occasional table with undertier and raised on square section tapering legs.  £20-30

767.    A Victorian heavily carved oak purdonium.   £40-70

768.    An Edwardian mahogany plant stand, raised on a barley sugar column and having a turned base and top.   £20-30

769.    A 19th century mahogany fold-over tea table with single end drawer raised on square section chamfered legs (height 29″, length 35″ and 16½”).  £60-120

770.    A set of four metal garden chairs with mesh seats and backs.  £20-30

771.    A Regency period mahogany chiffonier, with a shelved gallery back above cupboards.   £120-200

772.    A painted Regency fashioned faux terracotta garden urn on stand.  £100-200

773.    A French carved mahogany bevelled glass display cabinet, super structure over bow front twin drawers, raised on tapered spade supports.  £200-300

774.    A cast iron 20th century “colum-eta”.   £40-80

775.    An early 19th century three tier graduated circular Dutch marquetry inlaid mahogany Dumbwaiter, raised on triform supports.   £400-600

776.    A 20th century French ‘Pompadour’ style white marble fireplace (complete).  £200-260

777.    A 19th century mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers raised on bracket feet.  £110-180

778.    A Georgian fashioned mahogany tambour front roll top writing desk, the fitted interior with leather topped brushing slide above two drawers, raised on square tapering legs terminating on brass cup castors.   £200-400

779.    A 20th century wood blanket chest, having carved decoration to the hinged lid which opens to reveal storage space.   £60-80

780.    A serpentine walnut crossbanded sideboard, the two shaped end cupboards flanking a single drawer and raised on tapered spade supports.   £90-180

781.    A Georgian mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior above four graduating drawers, raised on bracket feet.   £150-200

782.    A Chinese early 20th century chinoiserie table with gilded decoration, raised on stretchered square section supports.  £60-100

783.    A pair of Victorian crossbanded mahogany dwarf bookcases raised on shaped bracket supports. (2)  £200-300

784.    A Victorian style mahogany console table, having two short drawers raised on turned legs.   £30-80

785.    A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement inlaid dressing table, the central mirror flanked by twin trinket drawers above drawers and cupboards decorated with line inlay and a floral motif, raised on turned supports, retailed by Libertys.  £300-500

786.    A dwarf 19th century mahogany linen press, the twin doors over two short and three long graduated drawer, raised on turned supports.   £500-900

787.    A mahogany Canterbury in Georgian taste.  £40-60

788.    A 19th century mahogany Partners table, the tooled green leather writing surface over six opposed drawers, raised on turned supports with brass cup castors.   £1000-1200

789.    A Phillips polished walnut gramophone with polished sycamore sliding interior, containing a radio and record deck.  £30-50

790.    A plank top 18th century provincial French side table, with a single long drawer and raised on cabriole supports.   £500-800

791.    A 20th century Continental burr elm and line inlaid commode chest of four long drawers and ormolu mounts, the break front raised on cabriole supports.   £600-900

792.    A pair of 19th century Hepplewhite style standard chairs, the pierced back splat decorated with a ram’s head motif. (2)  £60-100

793.    A French 19th century Louis Philippe flame mahogany commode chest, the variegated marble top over a frieze drawer and three long drawers with gilded handles.  £500-800

794.    A mid Victorian marquetry inlaid burr walnut sewing table with rising top raised on turned tapered and fluted supports, with china castors.  £250-450

795.    A pair of cherry wood 19th century provincial benches, raised on twin end supports.   £500-800

796.    A Victorian fashioned mahogany circular occasional table with white marble inset top and raised on a heavy barleytwist column with acanthus carved splayed legs and scrolling feet.  £150-200

797.    An Edwardian mahogany dining table, raised on square tapering legs.   £30-40

798.    A Regency fashioned mahogany D-end dining table supported on three turned pillars with splayed legs and ball and claw feet.  £150-250

799.    A brass framed low coffee table, the rectangular specimen marble top raised on square supports.   £500-800

800.    An Empire fashioned mahogany bookcase secrétaire, the stepped cornice above two glazed doors and fall front drawer enclosing a fitted interior and lower cupboards flanked by gilt metal mounted turned columns.  £250-500

801.    An iron bound 19th century mahogany trunk.   £180-280

802.    A Victorian mahogany invalids chairs with caned backs and upholstered seats and arms.   £40-80

803.    A 17th century oak coffer with plain panelled front and raised on stile legs.   £150-250

804.    A large travelling modern suitcase, together with a smaller matching suitcase. (2)  £100-150

805.    A Victorian mahogany children’s open armchair, having over scrolled arms and upholstered in velvet.   £20-30

806.    A Jacobean fashioned oak open armchair, with heavily carved back panel and raised on bobbin turned legs.   £100-200

807.    A Regency fashioned figured walnut sofa table, with two real and two faux drawers and raised on column supports.   £110-160

808.    A children’s French open armed fauteuil chair, the silvered frame with sky blue upholstery.  £30-50

809.    A marquetry games table in the Dutch manner, folding out to reveal chess and backgammon boards, supported on central pedestal to cabriole form platform base on claw feet.  £130-190

810.    A Victorian mahogany hall chair.  £40-60

811.    A gilded carved music chair, the upholstered serpentine seat raised on turned and fluted supports.   £20-40

812.    A pair of 19th century parcel gilt carved gesso armchairs, upholstered in a cut floral velvet and raised on turned tapered supports. (AF)  £80-160

813.    A set of six late Victorian mahogany dining chairs, with finely carved frames and faux leather upholstery.   £100-200

814.    A Georgian style mahogany two drawer side table, with crossbanded drawers and raised on square supports.   £250-300

815.    An Edwardian easy open armchair upholstered in a cut velvet.  £40-50

816.    A Victorian overmantel mirror, having a planished gilt decorated frame and silvered plate.   £40-60

817.    A wrought iron mannequin dressed in a ballerinas tutu.  £30-50

818.    A contemporary narrow chest of seven long drawers, faced with ornate gilded reverse painted and bevelled glass panels, decorated with a floral scrolling motif and having bevelled corners.   £200-300

819.    A pair of large Australian made armchairs, covered in green floral upholstery, and another smaller armchair, together with a foot stool. (4)  £200-320

820.    A set of four Georgian style mahogany and upholstered open armchairs. (4)  £40-60

821.    A large early 19th century dropleaf dining table, with rectangular top raised on eight legs.  £200-400

822.    A 19th century mahogany sewing table.   £30-40

823.    A reproduction Regency style yew dining table with extra leaf.  £60-80

824.    A Victorian mahogany spider leg Sutherland table.   £20-40

825.    A mahogany butler’s tray with folding sides, on stand (A/F).  £50-80

826.    A George III flame mahogany dressing chest of four long drawers, having two pulls and brass swan neck handles, raised on shaped bracket supports.   £500-800

827.    A Victorian table top cellarette in Regency taste, mahogany and crossbanded, having domed top onto hinged lid over a square section tapering body with concave corner, removable lead liner within and raised on platform base with bun feet.  £200-260

828.    An early 19th century mahogany inlaid Pembroke table with square legs.  £60-150

829.    An Australian made contemporary two seater settee covered in red.  £130-260

830.    An Edwardian mahogany rectangular top table raised on octagonal section tapering legs.  £60-80

831.    An Edwardian mahogany wardrobe with central mirrored door above two drawers.   £20-30

832.    A late Victorian oak sideboard with mirrored back above three central drawers flanked by cupboard doors.  £100-200

833.    A Georgian style mahogany and crossbanded D-end dining table on twin pedestal and tripod supports to include two leaves.  £80-120

834.    A 19th century mahogany and needlepoint upholstered standard chair raised on circular section reeded legs.  £40-60

835.    A Chinese camphor wood chest with arched top over a carved frieze.  £70-100

836.    An Edwardian mahogany and crossbanded Sutherland table raised on square section legs.  £60-100

837.    A Victorian mahogany hall chair with carved back rest over a solid seat raised on reeded tapering legs together with a mahogany occasional table. (2)  £50-80

838.    A 1930s oak single dropleaf table with gateleg action raised on octagonal legs joined by stretcher.  £40-60

839.    A 19th century mahogany linen press with ogee pediment over cupboard doors which open to reveal hanging space over a base with two short over two long drawers over a shaped apron raised on bracket feet.  £300-500

840.    A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany two door cupboard, the doors opening to reveal shelves raised on bracket foot.  £120-180

841.    A Victorian mahogany chiffonier, with shelved back over drawer and cupboard base.  £40-60

842.    An early 19th century mahogany bow front chest of three long drawers raised on bracket feet.  £60-80

843.    A Victorian mahogany tripod table, the circular tilt top on triform cabriole base.  £60-80

844.    A gilt metal oval framed mirror with pierced and scrolling decoration, together with a smaller gilt oval framed mirror. (2)  £50-80

845.    An Edwardian three piece suite with drop scroll end upholstered in green dralon and including a two seater sofa and two armchairs. (3)  £80-120

846.    A large gilt framed wall mirror, the frame with reeded decoration, together with a smaller gilt framed mirror. (2)  £50-80

847.    An early 20th century polished brass telescope standard lamp with acanthus leaf and lotus leaf decorated pedestal raised on a tripod base.  £80-120

848.    A 19th century walnut and crossbanded table standing correspondence cabinet, the fall front opening to reveal three drawers over a secret drawer.  £150-250

849.    A 19th century mahogany chiffonier, the serpentine front over central drawer above cupboard doors flanked by further cupboard doors raised on a plinth base.  £100-200

850.    A 19th century mahogany pedestal chest of seven long drawers with canted corners, raised on compressed bun feet.  £200-400

851.    A 19th century  mahogany and crossbanded fold-over demi-lune card table raised on square section tapering legs.  £120-180

852.    An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid writing table with an arrangement of drawers raised on circular section reeded legs joined by a decorative stretcher.  £120-180

853.    A 19th/early 20th century mahogany inlaid and gilt metal mounted bonheur du jour, the central mirrored door flanked by drawers which have pierced gilt metal three quarter galleries over a serpentine front, above single drawer raised on cabriole legs.  £250-400

854.    An 18th century mahogany North of England long case clock with shaped pediment over a painted dial with Roman numerals and secondary and date dial, by Stromier of Glasgow.  £350-500

855.    An early 20th century oak bookcase with two glazed doors.  £40-60

856.    An early 20th century oak floor standing corner cupboard.  £40-60

857.    A gilt framed wall mirror with rectangular bevelled plate and another mirror. (2)  £30-40

858.    A set of four modern teak tub armchairs, with rattan seats and backs. (4)  £100-200

859.    A nest of three Chinese hardwood occasional tables. (3)  £40-60

860.    A Victorian pine pedestal collector’s chest of drawers fitted with turned wooden knob handles.  £150-300

861.    A Victorian bird’s eye maple set of open shelves, with fretwork gallery and sides and mirrored back, having turned melon section finials and feet.  £200-300

862.    A composite statue of a saintly figure holding a shield.  £200-300

863.    A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid games/work table with drawer, basket and raised on two columns with splayed legs.  £250-350

864.    A pair of oak floor standing open bookcases along with a matching corner cabinet. (3)  £40-70

865.    A Victorian mahogany dropleaf dining table raised on turned and reeded legs.  £60-80

866.    A Victorian button back Chesterfield upholstered in a salmon pink velvet and raised on turned legs terminating on castors.  £100-200

867.    A George III period mahogany partner’s desk with green tooled leather writing surface above an arrangement of drawers and cupboards.  £1000-2000

868.    A Victorian walnut framed gentlemen’s spoon back armchair, along with a matching ladies’ chair upholstered in a brown velvet. (2)  £300-400

869.    A 20th century beechwood standard lamp with barleytwist column.  £40-50

870.    A Victorian mahogany framed spoon back open armchair.  £60-80

871.    A rare pair of Victorian walnut and floral marquetry inlaid pier cabinets applied with gilt metal mounts, and arched glazed doors enclosing shelves and raised on plinth bases. (2)  £800-1200