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1. A VAUXHALL MERIVA CAR, registration number CX05 ZTD, mileage approximately 69,300, 12 months MOT £400-600

1A. AN OAK SINGLE DOOR HALL ROBE AND A PRIORY STYLE OAK DRESSER with two frieze drawers and two lower cupboards, 182 x 77 cms and 179 x 121 cms respectively £30-40

2. A MAHOGANY FALL FRONT BUREAU, early 20th Century with beadwork decoration, two lower drawers with brass pommel and swan neck handles, shaped pierced corner frieze on canted supports, 106 x 76.5 cms £30-40

3. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHEST of two short over three long drawers with turned rosewood and mother of pearl button knobs, rounded ends on a plinth base, 105 x 114 cms (some restoration required) £40-60

4. AN OAK DISPLAY CABINET, 1930's with railback single glazed door and fixed interior shelves on barley twist supports, 150 cms overall x 60 cms £30-40 5. A SINGLE GLASS DOOR DISPLAY CABINET, 20th Century with carved acorn and oak leaf decoration with interior shelf on a stepped plinth base, 148 x 94 cms £50-70 6. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOW FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS of two short over three long drawers with turned wooden knobs, flanking twist pillar decoration, on turned feet, 100 x 130 cms approximately (for restoration) £50-80 7. A PAINTED PINE CHEST of two short over two long drawers below a moulded top on a plinth base, 85 x 97 cms £50-70

8. A LARGE TWO DOOR OAK CORNER CUPBOARD with carved reeded top and side decoration (fashioned from period timber), 195 x 117 cms £70-100 9. A CIRCA 1900 PAINTED PINE CHEST of two short over three long drawers under a moulded top with chrome cup pull handles, 99 x 106 cms £60-80

10. A PAINTED TWO DOOR BOOKCASE having twin glazed doors with interior adjustable shelves on a stepped plinth base, 132 x 99 cms £40-60 11. AN 18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK CWPWRDD TRIDARN having a hooded top with cornice and turned pillars over a centre section having two centre fielded and fixed panels with a door either side and to a two door base, 123 cms wide £400-600 12. A LATE 18TH CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with broken

swan neck pediment and brass ball finial, single glazed door with flanking reeded brass capped pillars, set before a 14 ins square dial by J Evans, Pwllheli, painted spandrels, black Arabic numerals with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, twin weight pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, the shaped trunk door with reeded quarter cut side pillars with brass caps on a stepped trunk base and raised bracket feet, pendulum and weights included, 220 x 56 cms approximately

£250-350 13. A MAHOGANY TWO DOOR WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY CABINET of quality reproduction with broken pediment, twin seven panel glazed doors and glass adjustable interior shelves, shaped corbel base with decorative rear apron, 111 x 62 cms £100-150 14. A GILT FRAMED OVAL WALL MIRROR and one other, 85 x 57 cms the largest £20-40

15. A REPRODUCTION GILT FRAMED WALL MIRROR, deep framed with Rococo style raised and pierced corners, 88 x 118 cms approximately £40-60 16. A REPRODUCTION GILT FRAMED WALL MIRROR with rectangular bevelled glass in a deep swept Rococo style frame with lower shelf and winged cherub corbel, 66 x 33 cms approximately £40-60 17. A PAIR OF LADY'S & GENT'S VINTAGE ARMCHAIRS, fawn vinyl covered chairs with brass stud finishing, square supports and stretchers, 107 x 65 cms the largest £30-50 18. AN ANTIQUE IRON RAILWAY PLATFORM TRUCK with wooden grips and iron spoke wheels, 92 x 39 cms £20-40

19. A REPRODUCTION HEPPLEWHITE STYLE DINING SUITE, excellent quality breakfront sideboard with three frieze drawers, central cupboard doors and flanking bow fronted cupboard doors on bracket corner supports, twin pedestal oval extending dining table and six (four plus two) pierced splat shield back chairs with feather decoration, classically upholstered stuffover seats on square supports, manufactured by Bevan Funnell, 86 x 168 x 42 cms deep the sideboard, 77 cms high, 176 cms wide, 88 cms deep approximately the dining table closed

£300-500 20. A REPRODUCTION OAK COURT CUPBOARD, quality carved with substantial pineapple style supports, carved panels and relief carved central door above a moulded frieze, two lower cupboard doors with carved top panels and iron hinges on style feet, 146 x 123 cms £50-70

21. A 1930's TWO PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, double door wardrobe and five drawer chest, 190 x 120 cms, 97.5 x 74 cms respectively and a two door bedside cabinet £30-40

22. TWO ANTIQUE OAK FARMHOUSE CHAIRS and two Lloyd loom style armchairs £30-50 23. AN EDWARDIAN RED WALNUT THREE PIECE BEDROOM SUITE of two door mirrored wardrobe with lower drawer, triple mirrored dressing chest and a tiled back washstand with black granite top, various measurements £80-120 24. A CAMPHORWOOD LIDDED CHEST, scumble painted with brass carry handles, 49 x 96 x 43 cms approximately £50-80

25. AN OAK BARLEY TWIST GATE LEG TABLE and a Balinese style carved and seagrass seated folding chair £30-50 26. A PAIR OF OVAL TOPPED WOODEN BAR STOOLS, 64 cms high and a reproduction wine table £20-30

27. A PAIR OF BRANDT SINGLE DRAWER SIDE TABLES, rectangular top on block and shaped tapering supports with conjoining under tier shelf, 54 cms high, 38.5 cms wide, 64 cms deep £30-50

28. A 20TH CENTURY YEW WOOD CHEST of four drawers and a reproduction dummy drawer small side cabinet, 80.5 x 59 x 42 cms deep the yew wood chest £30-40 29. AN ANGLESEY OAK AND PINE DRESSER, mid 19th Century, shaped three plate rack with wide back boards on a two plank top, three frieze drawers and three lower blind central drawers with flanking panel doors, ivory escutcheons and turned wooden knobs, twin panel pine sided on bracket corner feet, 210 x 162 cms £250-350

30. A SET OF WILLOW PATTERN DRESSER PLATES, fourteen dinner plates and eight side plates as displayed on the previous Lot £30-50 31. AN EASTERN BLACK LACQUERWORK FOLDING TABLE AND A CHINOISERIE DECORATED BEDROOM CHAIR, the octagonal topped table with a central roundel of a peacock in full display with outer panels of peacocks, the lower section decorated with panels of exotic birds supported on arch shaped legs, 65 cms high, 60.5 cms across the table, the ebonized side chair with gilt chinoiserie decoration and cane seat £50-80

32. AN INLAID REVOLVING BOOKCASE, mahogany with box wood stringing, ivory and multi-wood inlay roundel to the top and chequered strung lower stringing, multi-section sub frame on a quatrefoil revolving base with brown pot castors, 87 cms high, 50 x 50 cms square top £80-120

33. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY OPEN BACKED BENCH, deep cross rail, swept arms on turned and block supports with upholstered drop-in pad seat, 100 x 101 cms £40-60 34. A MAHOGANY HALL CHAIR AND AN OVAL MIRROR, Victorian leaf carved back with raised shield centre, moulded edge seat with turned and carved tapering supports, the mirror oak framed with bevelled edge £20-40 35. A FINE 18TH CENTURY TRIDARN, (three section cupboard), the blackened top section with turned column and block canopy supports over a three door centre and two door lower section, all with shaped fielded panels, twin oak lined frieze drawers, all of excellent colour and patina, the central middle section door with secret pin opener dropping down to reveal a bank of five spice drawers with iron nail lettering and 1759 date, 203 x 143 cms (some interior restoration required, loss to lower section top board, replacement brass knobs, lower panels split, very old repaired break to top right side of right lower door) £1800-2500

36. AN AFGHAN CARPET, red ground with tasselled ends, multi bordered with central block pattern (somewhat faded, stained and worn), 285 x 205 cms approximately £50-80

37. AN IRANIAN CARPET, red ground classically styled with tasselled ends, 286 x 190 cms approximately £80-120 38. A LARGE PAKISTAN CARPET, rust ground multi bordered with tasselled ends and large block repeat central pattern, 378 x 258 cms approximately

£120-180 39. A LARGE INDO-PERSIAN CARPET, classically patterned wide bordered with tasselled ends, 347 x 250 cms approximately £140-180

40. A PRADO ORIENT KESHAN SUPER CARPET, red ground multi repeat pattern with wide border and tasselled ends, 360 x 275 cms approximately £120-160 41. A FINE MAHI TABRIZ PERSIAN CARPET, muted colours with central medallion and floral inner border, made in Iran, 200 x 156 cms approximately £80-120 42. A GEORGE III CONWY VALLEY OAK BREAKFRONT DRESSER, a three shelf shaped belly rack with decorative top apron over a two plank top, three frieze drawers and three lower drawers, all pine lined, the breakfront with flanking quarter cut columns, applied shape panelled doors and repeating quarter cut edge columns, panel sided on stile feet, brass knob replacements to all, 206 x 178 cms, 54 cms maximum depth (structural repairs required to the base rear, lower back boards and floor and right hand door panel along with further restoration

requirements) £1000-1500 42A. ASIATIC PHEASANT PLATES, a set to include four platters and twelve dinner plates as displayed on the previous Lot £80-120

43. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TWO DRAWER WASHSTAND, a 5 ins shaped gallery over a single board top, two frieze drawers with turned wooden knobs, on turned tapering supports, 89 cms overall height x 106 cms, 54 cms deep £50-80

44. A PAIR OF VINTAGE ARMCHAIRS with shaped wooden arms and red slip over covers, 88 cms high, 60 cms wide £30-40 45. A YEW WOOD TWIN PEDESTAL DESK AND MATCHING FILE CABINET, gilt tooled green leather top over three frieze and six lower drawers, all with brass backplates and swing handles on bracket corner feet, the filing cabinet similarly styled, 76 x 122 cms, 61 cms deep the desk £80-120

46. A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK by John Jones, Aberystwyth, arched hood with broken swan neck pediment, twist door flanking pillars and matching half cut door decoration before a 14 ins arched dial painted with 'The Last Supper', further figures and animals spandrel decoration, the dial set with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, twin weight pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, shaped trunk door with repeating twist pillar decoration and lower applied panel on a stepped base with shaped applied panel and canted corners, 302 x 57 cms £250-400 47. A LATE 18TH CENTURY OAK WELSH DRESSER, the three shelf rack with decorative fretwork apron and wide boarded closed back over a two plank top, three frieze drawers with later brass handles, central panel and flanking cupboard doors, all with shaped chamfered panels on stile feet, 200 x 169 cms approximately £300-500 48. A VICTORIAN PINE BOOKCASE CHEST, a glazed two door top with interior shelves over a base of two short and three long drawers with turned wooden knobs, 198 x 104 cms approximately £70-100 49. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR on a shaped platform base, 67 x 59 cms £30-40 50. A VICTORIAN PINE FARMHOUSE TABLE, rectangular top with block and turned substantial supports, 76.5 cms high, 121 cms wide, 109 cms deep £40-60

51. A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY POLESCREEN with classically scened rectangular framed panel on a finial capped turned pole and tripod carved foot base, 150 cms overall height, 54 x 50 cms approximately the panel £50-70

52. AN 18TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK GATE LEG TABLE with single end

drawer front (drawer lining missing) on peg jointed turned and block supports and stretchers, 75.5 x 106.5 cms closed £100-150

53. A NEAT VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER, carved and panelled back with shaped shelf over a rectangular top, single frieze drawer below and twin cupboard doors on a plinth base, 141 x 92 cms, 36 cms deep £50-80

54. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ANGLESEY OAK DRESSER, the three shelf shape sided rack with decorative top apron and wide back boards over a single plank top, flat fronted base with a 'T' arrangement of three frieze and three central lower drawers with flanking cupboard doors, all with later turned wooden knobs and bone escutcheons, on bracket corner feet, 215 x 160 cms £300-500

55. A GOOD SET OF WILLOW PATTERN DRESSER PLATES comprising six meat plates and seventeen dinner plates (as displayed on the dresser) £120-150 56. A VINTAGE PINE APPLE STORAGE RACK by E H Taylor Ltd, nine slide-out slatted base drawers within a braced carcass, shield shaped maker's label for Beehive Works, Welwyn, Herts, 120 x 66 cms, 61 cms deep (some areas of worm) £80-120 57. AN 18TH CENTURY OAK MULE CHEST, twin plank chamfered edge top over a three panel front with two raised chamfered lower drawers with brass knobs, on stile feet, initialled with brass button nails to the front 'E W', the whole peg jointed, 73.5 cms high, 122 cms wide, 51 cms deep £120-180 58. A GEORGIAN OAK HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD having two crossbanded twin panel slender doors with brass knobs and diamond shaped ivory escutcheons, canted edges with reeded decoration and interior shelves, 98 x 76 cms £70-100

59. A CARVED MAHOGANY BUTLER'S TRAY AND STAND the tray with hinged sides and brass mounted handle apertures, quality carved panels of flowers and geometric designs, multiple ring pattern centre with initialled monogram, nineteenth century on a later mahogany stand 69.5 cms height, 77 cms width, 60 cms depth, tray open (two edge losses to carving, slight splitting and shrinkage)

£100-150 60. A BABY'S WOODEN ROCKING CRADLE nineteenth century and later European oak and walnut cradle with spindle gallery sides, iron hangers on block and turned end supports, 91 cms height, 115 cms maximum width, 47 cms depth £70-100 61. AN ORIENTAL CARVED WOOD STAND, a circular top with carved frieze and shaped legs, 45 cms high, 26 cms diameter top £30-40

62. A 19TH CENTURY ASH FARMHOUSE ARMCHAIR, wide top rail with spindle back and turned arm and lower supports with 'H' cross stretcher, 107 x 57 cms

£30-50 63. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HALL CHAIR, A TWO TIER BARLEY TWIST STAND AND A SMOKER'S STAND, various measurements £30-40

64. A NEAT CARVED OAK BARLEY TWIST GATE LEG TABLE, 66 cms high, 64.5 cms wide, 29 cms deep closed £30-50 65. AN EARLY OAK TWIN FLAP TRIPOD TABLE on a turned column base, 70 cms high, 80 cms wide £30-50

66. A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT TABLE, octagonal top, quarter veneered with brass and boxwood stringing, burr walnut and moulded outer edge over carved and turned tapering supports with reeded decoration, boxwood and brass strung cross stretcher and brass cup castors, 73.5 cms high, 93 cms wide (top required re-polishing) £100-150

67. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY LADY'S WRITING DESK AND CHAIR, crossbanded and inlaid top structure with two twin sets of drawers, gilt tooled green skiver, two lower frieze drawers with line inlaid square tapering supports, on brown pot castors, 100 cms high overall x 90 cms, the chair associated with stuff over upholstered seat £150-200

68. A CIRCA 1900 CARVED MAHOGANY SALON SETTEE with carved and shaped padded top rail, pierced splat back rails and shaped sweeping arms on slender supports, 102 x 115 cms £80-120

69. - Lot 79 No Lots

80. After GEORGE WALKER (1885), a pair of chromolithographs by E Kaufmann, Lahr Baden, one of figures in the street partaking of refreshment and the other of a standing figure of a hunting spotter with farmstead background and guns and dogs, 21 x 32 cms £40-60 81. CARL F HODGSON a collage featuring The Beatles and entitled 'Beatlemania', monogrammed, 39 x 49cms £50-70

82. CARL F HODGSON an artist's proof aquatint 'The Shelter' monogrammed, 24 x 24 cms £40-60 83. CARL F HODGSON limited edition (3/3) etching 'The Fabrication Shop', monogrammed, 31 x 26 cms £40-60

84. CARL F HODGSON limited edition (1/2) etching 'And Frightened Miss

Muffet Away', monogrammed and dated 1994, 23 x 33 cms £40-60 85. CARL F HODGSON limited edition (2/3) etching 'Workers Pulling on Chains', signed offer them 190, monogrammed and dated 1994, 36 x 31 cms

£50-70 86. CARL F HODGSON limited edition (2/4) triptych 'Misfortunes of the Population' based on a nursery rhyme theme, 'Jack and Jill Went Up the Hill' the centre print 24 x 30 cms flanked by 'Jack Fell Down and Broke His Crown' and 'Jill Came Tumbling After', each 24 x 15 cms, monogrammed and dated 1994, overall size 28 x 66 cms £70-100 87. No Lot 88. COLOURED LITHOGRAPH by Newman & Co, London, published by John Jones, Beddgelert - Snowdon & Llyn Gwynant from the Beddgelert Road with lady in Welsh attire and young girl on the hillside, 27 x 36 cms £20-30 89. ROBERT LENKIEWICZ (1941-2002) mounted limited edition (209/500) print - titled 'Self Portrait at Easel', dated 1992, signed in pencil, 42 x 34.5 cms £100-150

90. After DANIEL CLOWES engraving of a bull with handler in the grounds presumed to be of Nannau and entitled 'The Baron weighing 165 lbs was roasted at Nannau June 25th 1824', 29 x 36 cms £50-70

91. KYOSHI SAITO pair of fine quality block prints from the Maiko Kyoto series, Sosaku Hanga artist's prints depicting rear views of apprentice geicko/geisha girls from Kyoto area, Western Japan, both signed and sealed by the artist, 39.5 x 26.5 cms £350-450 92. ROB PIERCY limited edition (27/100) print - snowcapped mountains with a rolling winter landscape to the foreground, titled 'Eryri', signed in pencil, 43 x 56 cms £40-60 93. - Lot 94 No Lots 95. WARREN WILLIAMS ARCA watercolour - Lake District scene 'Derwent Water' with yacht on a river, signed, 31 x 45.5 cms £100-150

96. CARL F HODGSON pastel portrait of Old Ike, monogrammed, 82 x 58 cms

£80-120 97. CARL F HODGSON pastel - a figure in recumbent pose, monogrammed and entitled verso 'Out of the Black', 59 x 78 cms £80-120

98. CARL F HODGSON pastel in black and white, interpretation and depiction

of the hard life of the working person, monogrammed and entitled verso 'Jack and Jill went up the hill' and dated 1994, 96 x 118 cms £100-200

99. ARTHUR NETHERWOOD watercolour - harbour scene with boats and figures, signed, 52 x 37 cms £40-60 100. WILLIAM L APPLETON watercolours, a pair - Dolwyddelan Moors, each with farmers and their stock, signed and entitled, 11.5 x 32.5 cms £30-50

101. JOHN LEECH watercolour - riverscape with fishermen and punt, signed and dated 1891 and entitled verso 'On the Lledr, N Wales', 30 x 40 cms £40-60 102. JOHN BATES NOEL watercolour - moorland riverscape with cattle, signed, 24 x 35 cms £40-60

103. Attributed to DAVID COX JNR watercolour and pencil - Moel Siabod with small bridge in the foreground, signed and dated 1851, 17.5 x 16.5 cms £30-50 104. HENRY J LYON watercolour - Lledr riverscape, signed and with original title label verso 'A Grey Day on the Lledr', 24 x 35 cms £30-50

105. WILLIAM B TURNER watercolour - riverscape with bridge and figures, monogrammed and entitled verso 'On the Lledr', 28 x 42 cms £30-50 106. KAREL LEK mixed media, 'The Intoxicated Marionette', signed and dated 1954, 38 x 28.5 cms £150-200

107. GWYNETH TOMOS watercolour/mixed media - two Welsh roadside cottages, signed with initials and signed and entitled label verso 'Tal Garnedd', 18 x 24.5 cms £40-60

108. No Lot

109. FIELD MARSHALL THE EARL ALEXANDER OF TUNIS oils on board - 1. rocky coastal scene, Costa Brava, signed and entitled verso 'Tossa, Costa Brava, Spain, 1956', 28.5 x 39 cms and featured as plate no. 26 on page 78 of the book 'The Paintings of Field Marshall, Earl Alexander of Tunis', introduced by Edward Seago, published by Collins, 1973 with dustcover (in delicate condition) and 2. oil on board, unsigned but entitled 'The Red Lodge (Beech Missing), 1953', 49 x 59 cms. Both paintings to accompany a copy of the book referred to £200-300

110. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on canvas, two figures, hens and broken eggs entitled 'Broken Promises', monogrammed, 122 x 92 cms £100-200 111. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on canvas, two seated figures entitled verso 'The Final Solution', monogrammed, 58 x 48 cms £50-70

112. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on canvas, monogrammed and entitled 'Father MacKenzie Writing a Sermon' 51 x 40 cms £40-60 113. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on board, the artist contemplating life, monogrammed, 61 x 61 cms £70-100

114. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on canvas, 42nd street scene with figures, monogrammed, 60 x 50 cms £40-60 115. CARL F HODGSON acrylic on canvas, 'Lest We Forget', monogrammed, 32 x 29 cms £40-60

116. ALFRED WALTER WILLIAMS oil on canvas - Lledr Valley with riverside cottage and Moel Siabod, signed, 39 x 59 cms £80-120 117. WILLIAM MARK FISHER oil on canvas - River Lledr with figures on the rocky bank, signed, 40 x 55 cms £30-50

118. GEORGE WILLIS PRYCE oil on canvas - Lledr Valley, signed and entitled on the remnants of an original label verso 'On the Lledr', 19 x 29 cms £30-50 119. WALTER CUBLEY oil, believed on board - river scene with fishermen, signed and entitled verso 'River Lledr, near Dolwyddelan, N Wales', 24 x 36 cms

£30-50 120. JOEL OWEN oil on canvas - tumbling falls on the Lledr with mountain backdrop, signed and indistinctly dated and entitled stretcher verso 'On the Lledr', 40 x 60 cms £80-120 121. MAVIS GWILLIAM acrylic on board - Anglesey coastalscape, Holy Island, signed, 44 x 60 cms £40-60

122. ROBERT LENKIEWICZ case framed oil on board - 'Palette No. 1', 28 x 35 cms with certificate of authenticity from a limited edition of fifty, with gallery labels £80-120

123. GWYNETH TOMOS oil on canvas - tumbling river in the Aberglaslyn Pass(?), signed, 49 x 75 cms £100-120 124. No Lot 125. A VICTORIAN GREEN GLASS DUMP PAPERWEIGHT with interior flowers decoration and rough pontil base, 16 cms high £30-40

126. A WHITEFRIARS BLUE BARK VASE by Geoffrey Baxter, 19 cms high

£40-60 127. A KRIS HEATON ART GLASS FROG ASTRIDE A LEAF, iridescent green and glass sculpture, inscribed to the base 'K Heaton, 09' with applied Neo Art Glass label, 11.5 cms high £20-40 128. - Lot 129 No Lots 130. A SHELLEY DINNER SERVICE of fine bone china with pink edging and handles, decorated with sprays of spring flowers to include two tureen bases with covers, a sauce boat and stand, plates measuring 6 x 27.5, 6 x 24, 6 x 20.5 cms and 33 cms serving platter (some wear to pink edging, one plate chipped, service scratch in two plates) £70-100 131. A ROYAL DOULTON AUTUMN LEAVES BOWL, a 25 cms diameter bowl with all over mottled ground with incised twig and leaf pattern, 10 cms height, impressed Royal Doulton back stamp numbered 6329 with further markings £30-50 132. A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER TWIN HANDLED VASES, decorated with opposing hand painted peacocks and hens upon pine branches, possibly by Walter Sedgley, gilt decorated rococo handles and bases, Worcester stamp numbered 1957, 32 cms height (repaired damage toward the base of one vase) £150-250 133. A PAIR OF GRAINGER & CO WORCESTER VASES, corbel supported urn shaped vases on trefoil bases with relief mask and hand painted butterfly decoration with gilt highlighting, 15 cms height £50-80

134. A WEDGWOOD 'FAIRYLAND' LUSTRE BOWL, a 27.5 cms diameter bowl decorated to the interior with woodland bridge and exterior bell branch patterns by Daisy Makeig-Jones, underglaze back stamp for Wedgwood England and pattern number Z4968, 12.5 cms height (20 mm slither chip and rim chip extending 5 mm to the interior of the bowl, some small pieces present, good resonant ring) £800-1200 135. A CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA CHEESE DISH AND COVER, naturalistic wood effect with raised blackberry bramble pattern, pink interiors with mottled colours, the lid handle formed as a recumbent cow, 23 cms high approximately, 20 cms base size approximately (some crazing and staining, hairline to base with one or two chips to dome) along with a Continental Majolica three footed jardinière having a pink interior and mottled exterior, goat's head mounts and fruit and vines in relief, 24 cms high, 22 cms diameter (crazing, slight hairlines and chips to glaze £100-150

136. RARE BRETBY COPPERWARE, a 30 cms high vase in a high fired red

lustre ground, six handled with interspersed maidens head roundels, raised lower sectional bands terminating on a shaped base, impressed factory marks beneath and numbered 1771 with painted numbers in black 16.24.4.11 possibly indicating that this was a trial piece £50-80

137. A CORONA WARE DRAGON PATTERN BOWL BY S. HANCOCK & SONS green and gilt highlighted dragons on a cobalt blue ground, 11 cms height, 22.5 cms diameter £25-40

138. A DRESDEN MUFFIN DISH AND AN IRON STONE PUZZLE JUG, hand painted with floral sprays by Elsmore & Forster with black crest back stamp (crazing and some paint wear), 22 cms the muffin dish transfer decorated with fruit and gilt edging, 21.5 cms diameter base (handle re glued, chip to base rim) glaze blue back stamp Dresden with crown over £30-40

139. AN ART DECO CHINA TEA SET BY WELLINGTON CHINA, thirty plus pieces in green floral decoration with gilt highlighting (one cup, saucer and plate with imperfections, one sandwich plate stained) £20-40

140. A NINETEENTH CENTURY CHILD'S MUG, black transfer decorated with titled verse 'flowers that never fade contemplation', 6.5 cms height, 6.25 cms diameter (nibbles, crazing and stained, chip to base rim) £20-40

141. A KUTANI SCENT BOTTLE with white metal mounts, probably a conversion from a Japanese bottle vase £20-30 142. A CHARLOTTE RHEAD RIBBED VASE, a large Crown Ducal ribbed vase tube line decorated by Charlotte Rhead in segmented panels of leaves and flowers with green top and lower bands, printed factory marks, impressed no. 209, signed C Rhead, 31.5 cms high, 19 cms diameter £80-120

143. AN ART DECO CASTELLATED VASE AND HAND PAINTED JUG, the jug marked Myott Son & Co with a young boy in a fruit tree handle and relief pattern young girl below, the vase almost certainly Myott with a stepped base and body with castellated apertures, marked to the base 'Made in England', 20 and 22 cms high respectively £80-120

144. A ROYAL DOULTON ARCHIVES BOWL, limited edition (125/300) with certificate, Chaozhou pattern, 17 cms high, 19 cms diameter top £80-120 145. A BURSLEY WARE DRAGON PATTERNED BOWL, a lustre decorated design by Frederick Rhead, 24 cms diameter bowl with foldover rim depicting dragons chasing flaming pearls, marked to the base 'Dragon Bursley Ware, England' £40-60

146. A CONTINENTAL LUSTRE DRAGON VASE, 32 cms high with dragon and

floral in relief, chinoiserie style enamel and gilt decoration to a mottled green ground body on a circular multi footed base (loss to dragon's ear, numerous chips about the whole, unmarked) £30-50 147. A FAIENCE LETTER RACK AND CREAMWARE PLATE, a hand painted double section letter rack with bird and floral decoration, rural scene front and rear panel, the raised back with painted laurel leaf and swag relief, marked to the base 'E & G Depose', 30 cms across (losses to the pierced front gallery) along with an early creamware ribbon plate with basket weave relief border and painted leaf swags, 19.5 cms diameter £30-50

148. AN ANTONIO BORSATO ITALIAN PORCELAIN GROUP depicting an elderly couple preparing their food before a part built wall, the whole upon a naturalistically formed stone floor, impressed toward the rear 'A Borsato, Made Italy' with painted marks and original label to the base, 29 cms high, 34.5 cms wide, 26.5 cms deep (slight chips and losses, hairline to base) £100-150

149. A WEDGWOOD CANE GLAZED POT AND COVER designed by Millicent Jane Taplin, a 19 cms diameter circular base and cover having hand painted flowers and lustre decoration, impressed 'Wedgwood, Made in England' to the base, painted mark CS354M, 11.5 cms high (exterior scratch, interior chip and firing flaw, two chips to lid rim) £50-80

150. A POOLE DELPHIS VASE, a 19 cms diameter square vase with stylized decoration on a yellow ground, initialled 'P S' and marked 'Poole, England 32' with dolphin mark, 12.5 cms high £20-40

151. A MOORCROFT PANSY VASE, a 24 cms vase patterned on a cobalt blue ground, impressed to the base 'W Moorcroft, Potter to HM The Queen' with signature (crazing) £150-200

152. A MOORCROFT CLEMATIS VASE, a 23 cms high baluster vase patterned on a cobalt blue and mottled green ground, impressed factory marks and signature to the base (crazing, quite heavy restoration to rim) £100-150

153. A MOORCROFT CLEMATIS VASE, a 17 cms high globular vase patterned on a tonal green blue ground, impressed to the base 'W Moorcroft, Potter to HM The Queen' with factory marks and signature (crazing) £120-180

154. A MOORCROFT CLEMATIS VASE, a 16 cms high globular vase decorated on a blue green ground, Moorcroft signature with impressed marks to the base (crazing, glaze imperfection on one leaf) £120-180

155. A MOORCROFT FREESIA VASE, a 13 cms high vase decorated on a yellow green ground, 'Moorcroft Potter to the Late Queen Mary' paper label to the base (crazing) £80-120

156. A MOORCROFT DAHLIAS VASE, an 11 cms high vase decorated on a cream ground, impressed to the base 'Moorcroft, Made in England', (crazing) £50-80 157. A MOORCROFT ORCHID VASE, a 16 cms waisted form vase decorated on a cobalt blue ground, signature with impressed factory marks to the base (crazing, glaze build-up, imperfections to base rim with small chips) £60-90

158. A MOORCROFT COLUMBINE VASE, a 10 cms high vase decorated on a mottled blue ground, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England' to the base £40-60 159. A MOORCROFT LEAF AND BERRY VASE, a 7 cms high vase decorated on a greeny blue ground, incised 'Moorcroft' signature with impressed factory marks beneath (crazed, glaze build-up line crossing the flowers) £50-80 160. A MOORCROFT POMEGRANATE VASE, a 16 cms high baluster vase decorated on a cobalt blue ground, green signature and impressed factory marks to the base (crazing) £140-180 161. A MOORCROFT CLEMATIS GINGER JAR, a 15 cms high ginger jar and cover decorated on a cobalt blue ground, green Moorcroft signature to the base (some wear around the neck and light surface scratching) £50-80 162. A MOORCROFT OBERON VASE, a 10 cms high baluster vase decorated on a deep green and pink background, impressed factory marks, painted modeller's marks, dated '93, unboxed £40-60 163. A MOORCROFT POPPY VASE, a 10 cms high trial vase decorated on a cream ground, impressed marks to the base and painted mark 'Trial 13-1-00', (restorations) £40-60 164. A MOORCROFT ANEMONE VASE, a 10.5 cms high vase decorated on a cobalt blue ground, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England' to the base, (crazing, slight surface scratching, possibly restored rim) £40-60 165. A MOORCROFT SPRING FLOWERS BOWL, an 11.5 cms footed bowl, interior decorated on a blue green ground, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England', (crazing) £40-60 166. A MOORCROFT ORCHID BOWL, an 11.5 cms diameter bowl with raised rim and foot, decorated on a tonal green yellow ground, 5 cms high approximately, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England', (crazing, finger touch marks to exterior underglaze) £30-50

167. A MOORCROFT BULLRUSHES PEN TRAY, a 20.5 cms pen tray decorated

on a deep green ground, impressed factory marks dated '95, initialled 'W M', (restored break) £20-30

168. A MOORCROFT PEN TRAY, a 20 cms long pen tray with stylized floral and leaf pattern on a tonal blue pink ground, initialled 'W M' and '99, with impressed factory marks £30-40

169. A MOORCROFT FREESIA TRINKET BOX, a rectangular trinket box and cover decorated on an unusual light blue ground, Moorcroft signature interior of lid and base, impressed 'Made in England', 12.5 cms across (crazed) £50-80

170. A MOORCROFT TULIP PLATE, a 26 cms diameter plate decorated on a tonal blue brown ground, impressed 'Moorcroft, Made in England' with arrow, initialled 'W M', (crazing, grit imperfection on leaf) £70-100

171. A MEISSEN PORCELAIN CLOCK, a figural mantel clock with barrel clock housing on a floral encrusted and gilt decorated rocky base with four figures of putti wearing leaf and grape garlands, flanking, reclining before and surmounting the barrel, the reclining putti with goblet in hand, the other three carrying overflowing baskets of grapes, attached ladder to the rear, the white enamel clock dial set with blue Roman and Arabic numerals, the pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, underglazed blue crossed swords mark beneath with incised numerals 2136, 40 x 24 cms approximately (chips and losses to some leaves, loss to half the goblet and some factory firing flaws), mid to late 19th Century £300-500

172. - Lot 174 No Lots

175. A WALNUT TWO DRAWER CANTEEN TABLE, one hundred plus pieces of electroplate table cutlery contained within two drawers having mask pull handles, shaped front apron on Queen Ann legs with pad feet, 92 x 83 cms approximately

£100-150 176. AN ELECTROPLATE FOUR PIECE VINERS TEA SET classically shaped with beaded rims, each piece raised on four ball feet £30-40

177. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER AND CUT GLASS SALTS, London hallmark for 1771, makers Robert & David Hennell, pierced gallery oval holders on four raised ball and claw feet, the glass liners with starcut bases, 4.2 troy ozs weighable silver with original retailer's receipt for 1969 and box for Butt & Co, Chester, 8 cms across £120-160

178. AN ENGINE TURNED GENTLEMAN'S SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, 7 ozs, Sheffield 1948 £50-70 179. AN EMBOSSED DRESSING TABLE MIRROR, hallmarked Birmingham 1909 with a silver muffineer, hallmarked Chester 1941, 14 cms high £20-30

180. No Lot

181. A NINE CARAT GOLD BLOODSTONE SIGNET RING, 5.8 grms £40-60

182. A NINE CARAT GOLD WEDDING BAND, 2.7 grms £40-50

183. A NINE CARAT GOLD GARNET AND CZ OVAL CLUSTER RING, 2.4 grms

£50-60 184. A NINE CARAT GOLD GREEN STONE DRESS RING, 2.3 grms £50-70 185. AN EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD THREE STONE DIAMOND CROSSOVER RING of three floral cut small diamonds, 2.4 grms total £80-120 186. A TWENTY TWO CARAT GOLD WEDDING BAND, 6.6 grms £120-150 187. A TWENTY TWO CARAT GOLD WIDE WEDDING BAND, 8 grms £150-180 188. A BOXED NINE CARAT CLOGAU GOLD RING, 4.6 grms £100-150 189. TWO UNMARKED ETERNITY RINGS, NON DIAMONDS, 5.4 grms £30-40 190. A PAIR OF FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD OPEN RINGS, 5.6 grms £80-120 191. A NINE CARAT GOLD WREATH BROOCH WITH SIX SMALL RUBIES, 3 grms £80-120

192. A CLOGAU GOLD CELTIC STYLE TWO COLOUR BAR BROOCH, 3.7 grms

£50-80 193. A CLOGAU GOLD TWO COLOUR OVAL BAR BROOCH with latticed decoration, 5.2 grms £100-120

194. A CLOGAU GOLD DAFFODIL PIN, 2.6 grms £70-100

195. A YELLOW METAL NUGGET PENDANT encrusted with six small diamonds and with a fourteen carat gold oblong link chain, total 33 grms, chain weight only approximately 13 grms £180-250

196. A FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD OPEN BOX PENDANT with oval pear shaped diamond and fine link snake chain, total 3.2 grms £250-300 197. A LARGE SILVER CELTIC TYPE BROOCH with centre smoky quartz stone, 65 grms (2 ozs gross) Edinburgh 1974, diameter approximately 7cms £80-120

198. A NORWEGIAN STERLING SILVER AND WHITE ENAMEL LEAF BROOCH,

an oval silver and green mineral brooch by Charles Horner (crack to the mineral) and a small parcel of mixed silver/white metal jewellery £50-70

199. A 925 BRIGHT CUT SILVER BIJOUTERIE CONTAINER AND CHAIN, 12.5 grms £40-60 200. A PAIR OF CIRCULAR 925 SILVER MOUNTED CABOCHON AMBER EARRINGS, 5.3 grms total, diameter 1.3 cms £100-200

201. A GEORG JENSEN PIN BROOCH, a near square silver pin brooch featuring two leaping dolphins over a wavy sea, 11.5 grms, number 251 to the base and a pair of Jorgen Jensen diamond shaped plain pewter clip earrings, numbered 129 and a similar plain pewter Jorgen Jensen brooch numbered 129 £100-150 202. A NINE CARAT GOLD FINE LINK NECK CHAIN with a wishbone style pendant, 3 grms total and an oval nine carat gold framed cameo brooch of a helmeted military style head £50-70 203. A FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD NECK CHAIN with letter 'K' pendant 2.8 grms and a fourteen carat gold neck chain with oval jade style mounted pendant 5 grms, total 7.8 grms £60-80 204. TWO PEARL NECKLACES each with yellow metal pearl mounted clasps (one marked fourteen carat), 54 grms gross total £50-100

205. A LARGE PARCEL OF MIXED SUNDRY ITEMS OF JEWELLERY, cuff links and clips etc contained in two leather jewellery boxes £70-100 206. A SMALL CYLINDRICAL BLACK LACQUERED RING BOX, the lid inset with a silver crown and monogram and hallmarked for London 1988 £30-40

207. A NINE CARAT GOLD CHARM BRACELET with padlock clasp and over twenty charms including a one arm bandit, a ten shilling note in a break glass box etc, 42 grms approximate total £380-450

208. AN ASSORTMENT OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL JEWELLERY, mainly modern bracelets, brooches and rings to include a pair of silver and enamel cuff links £50-70

209. A SILVER AND GOLD GENTS TIE PIN, a single stone set gold coloured bar brooch and a mid Century rolled gold leaf brooch £30-40 210. FOUR NINE CARAT GOLD DRESS RINGS 9.5 grms total weight £180-220 211. THREE NINE CARAT GOLD DRESS RINGS 5.7 grms total £120-140

212. THREE NINE CARAT GOLD DRESS RINGS 6.3 grms total £100-130 213. A PARCEL OF CHURCHILL CROWNS, minor mixed commemorative coinage and three wallets of mainly silver mixed coinage £25-35

214. A CASED SET OF FIFTY SILVER INGOTS BY JOHN PINCHES, each commemorating the Kings and Queens of England and each ingot weighing 2.1 ozs and being number 2512 of a sterling silver proof edition entitled '1000 years of British Monarchy' £300-500 215. REGIMENTAL TABLETS, a cased set of fifty Franklin Mint enamel and non-precious metal regimental tablets 'The World's Greatest Regiments' £40-60 216. A CASED MINI COIN COLLECTION, ‘The History of the United States' by Franklin Mint the case containing 200 mini sterling silver coins each one weighing approximately 1.7grms £80-120 217. TWO PLASTIC FIVE COIN WALLETS, two red plush cased five coin packs 'Britain's First Decimal Coins' and a cased United Kingdom seven coin proof collection Royal Mint 1985 £30-50 218. FIVE COIN PACKS, 'The Coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 1972-1976' inclusive £30-50

219. COMMEMORATIVE COINS, seven Royal Mint 1977 Jubilee coins £25-35

220. TWO CASED MEDALS, Royal Mint Prince of Wales 1969 silver Investiture medals inscribed in Welsh, one 3 ozs and one smaller 2.2 ozs £50-70 221. A CASED MEDALLION, a Royal Mint gilt metal 1969 Investiture medallion inscribed in Welsh, 3.2 ozs £35-45

222. A GENTLEMAN'S ROTARY WRISTWATCH, stainless steel encased waterproof and calendar wristwatch with Rotary bracelet £40-50 223. A SEWELLS HUNTER POCKET WATCH, a modern yellow metal encased Quartz hunter pocket watch with yellow metal Albert and nugget pendant £25-35

224. A ROTARY PLAIN HUNTER POCKET WATCH, a yellow metal plain hunter pocket watch with sweep seconds dial and yellow metal Albert and T-bar £35-45 225. A CASED GENTLEMAN'S ORVIS WRISTWATCH, a stainless steel encased wristwatch with leather strap £35-45 226. A PARCEL OF WRISTWATCHES, five gentleman's wristwatches and a lady's wristwatch £50-70

227. A PHILIP PERSIO WRISTWATCH, a yellow metal and stainless steel encased oblong dial quartz wristwatch with good quality incorporated bracelet with a black velvet pouch case £30-50 228. A FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD ENCASED LADY'S SQUARE DIAL WRISTWATCH with round corners and incorporated bracelet, 14 grms gross

£80-120 229. A GENTLEMAN'S MOVADO WRISTWATCH, a gold encased circular dial calendar wristwatch with five bar nine carat gold link bracelet £150-200

230. No Lot

231. A GERMAN MINIATURE STARTER/THEATRE POCKET PISTOL stamped JGA and D.R.G.M, 12 cms approximate length with two lidded canisters of no. 1 blank saloon cartridges (strong cocking action, some pitting)

£40-60 232. DOLLOND, LONDON MILITARY BINOCULARS, a leather cased pair, black lacquered brass stamped Dollond London with broad arrow markings and the numbers 1323 and N219 along with a pair of WW1 medals, side marked 3343PTE.V.LAMBERT.SUFF.R. with a Suffolk regiment cap badge £50-80

233. A GEC BLACK BAKELITE TELEPHONE pyramid style with hand piece cradle and chrome plated number dial, 16 x 20 cms maximum £40-60 234. A BAMBOO SHEATHED SWORD STICK 68 cms interior blade with wheel cut decoration and natural knotty wood grip, 91 cms overall length (won't fully sheath, splits to handle) £80-120 235. A VIENNA STYLE WALL CLOCK, late 19th Century walnut and ebonized wall clock, twin weight pendulum driven movement striking on a gong, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case with turned and finial decoration, 126 cms high approximately £80-120

236. A REPLICA FLINTLOCK MUSKET with walnut stock, polished steel and brass fittings, the lock plate marked N.I with crown over, numbered 1093, the barrel top mark 'Made in Belgium', 152 cms length £50-80

237. A REPLICA KING'S PATTERN LAND SERVICE MUSKET, Brown Bess model with walnut stock, tower and GR with crown over stamp to the lock plate, the barrel edge marked Dixie Gun Works, numbered 531, barrel top stamp Japan, 146.5 cms along with a framed coloured print with script cataloguing the history and changes to this ordnance manufacture 55.5 x 169 cms £100-150

238. AN INUIT CARVED BONE KAYAK WITH SEAL HUNTER, 16 cms long,

mounted on a wooden base with additional carved fittings and hunting gear along with a carved soapstone model of a seal (the hunter's catch), (Provenance: reportedly owned by a John Christian Olsen, a member of the Danish Resistance in World War II who was captured by the Germans and sent to Bochum Concentration Camp, upon liberation in 1945 and walking back to Denmark found it difficult to adjust to a normal life, he travelled and lived in the wilderness of Greenland befriending Inuit Eskimos and obtaining carvings during this time, copy included of a Red Cross notification listing his time in the Concentration Camp of March 1944 until May 1945) £100-150 239. A 20TH CENTURY CARVED TRIBAL FETISH CONTAINER, probably Yakuba, Congo Region, a carved cylindrical container in the form of a standing man with bound skull, decorated with lizard skin, leather and shells, 61 cms high £100-150 240. A SILK WORK PICTURE, an oval miniature silk work study of a seated lady with her pet with black gilt decorated glass mount and gilt wood frame, 9.5 x 7 cms £60-80 241. A TREEN EGG TIMER, an early example having four simply turned pillars with early glass sand receptacles, height 10 cms, diameter 7 cms £50-60

242. A MEXICAN GOLD SOMBRERO, a superbly preserved and authentic Mexican sombrero, black ground with heavily decorated 9 cm rim with gold thread and further thread decoration to the cap, (Provenance: During the Spanish Civil War two brothers, Manolo and Oscar Beltran were evacuated to an Antwerp, Belgium family with whom they stayed between 1937-39. In the 1970s the two families were reunited and one of the brothers, Manolo, presented the sombrero to his host family as a gesture of thanks for their kindness whilst in Antwerp)

£100-200 243. A LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY TRAVEL POSTER, late 19th/early 20th Century French advertisement inviting people to visit Wales in a later frame, 114 x 83 cms overall (fold creases apparent, some tears) £100-150 244. A VICTORIAN WALNUT WRITING SLOPE with brass plaque and escutcheon, 15.5 x 30 cms and an Oriental red lacquerwork box with brass mounts, 10.5 x 26 cms £40-60 245. AN OAK AND BRASS NEWSPAPER STAND, late 19th/early 20th Century with wirework separators, iron swivel under an oak base with three splayed brass legs, 69 x 35.5 cms £30-40 246. FOUR WELSH WOOLLEN WAFFLE BLANKETS and two tassel edged woollen throws, various designs and colours £40-60

247. A LARGE GREEN WELSH WOOLLEN BLANKET £50-80

248. A YELLOW PATTERNED WELSH WOOLLEN BLANKET with tasselled ends

£50-80 249. A LARGE PINK AND GREEN WELSH WOOLLEN BLANKET original label for John Jones & Son, Brynkir, Made in Wales £50-80

250. A PURPLE AND PINK LARGE WELSH WOOLLEN BLANKET with tasselled ends, original label 'Made in Wales, a Dyffryn Product, Cymru am Byth' £50-80 251. CARVED AFRICAN PADDLE SPEARS, two wooden shafted with open carved ends and patterned paddles, 157 cms long £40-60

252. TWO ORIENTAL TEA CADDIES, a gilt decorated lacquerwork canister shaped caddy and a lidded bamboo caddy with applied flower and butterfly decoration and four character mark £30-50

253. AN EXCELLENT SLATE MODEL OF A CHEST OF DRAWERS with carved front decoration flanking two short and two long dummy drawers having brass knobs, with shaped apron base, 22 cms high, 23 cms wide (slight chips here and there but a fine example of Welsh Folk Art) £150-200 254. A PAIR OF GEORGIAN EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS, both of young maidens in thoughtful poses before trees, executed in long and short stitch with painted areas, mounted in gilt oval frames with hanging pommel and ring, 35.5 x 30.5 cms including frame £200-250

255. A VICTORIAN BEADWORK AND PETIT POINT NEEDLEWORK PANEL of a winged angel carrying two young children, set on a wine red background and mounted in a mahogany firescreen, 67 x 52 cms approximately £50-70

256. AN ALABASTER LAMP BASE carved as a mandolin playing Pierrot seated on a wall, square based reeded column to his side surmounted with a bowl uplighter with Greek Key pattern, the whole on a stepped rectangular base, 41.5 cms high approximately, 23 cms wide (some bruising, losses to top of column, hairline cracks to bowl), care needed - loose section £100-150

257. - Lot 259 No Lots

260. ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, two boxes of National Grid and others Ordnance survey maps sheets 11-190 (uncounted), sectional coloured maps, linen backed and paper, the other box containing similar National Grid, Ordnance survey maps, various series (unsorted and uncounted) £50-70 261. APPROXIMATELY SIXTY ORDNANCE SURVEY ONE-INCH MAPS, linen backed and paper including South East London, Windsor, Coventry,

Peterborough etc, early to mid 20th Century £50-70 262. A BOX OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS, mostly war revision circa 1940s, a BOAR road map, a linen backed geographic plan of Greater Manchester (4 and a quarter-inch to the mile) a quantity of linen backed OS maps marked 'published at the war office' and dated 1932 'war revision' 1940, fourteen Bartholomew's cloth mounted maps and a W. & A.K Johnston reliable cycling and motor map of Scotland linen backed £50-70

263. A MIXED BOX OF ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS and reprint, coloured paper and cloth and linen backed including a Daily Graphic Motor Map for London, a Ministry of Transport Road Map for London (linen backed) and some with decorative fronts (100+ quantity) £50-70 264. STAMPS - first day covers and presentation packs, an album containing a quantity of mint British stamps, a small quantity of used unsorted and a collection of first day covers, well kept and mostly British contained in three small boxes £50-80

265. ENGLISH COSTUME BY IRIS BROOKE seven volumes covering the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century including English children's costumes since 1775, drawn by Iris Brooke, described by James Laver (mostly reprints all in original dust jackets) £50-70 266. BRYAN'S DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS five volumes printed by G. Bell & Sons LTD London, revised editions dates 1913, 1914, 1915, illustrated £40-50 267. PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR CIRCA 1900, twenty five volume set in an oak table top book rack, 64.5 cms width, the series covering many aspects of British life in humour £50-80 268. A BISQUE HEADED DOLL, cloth bodied, head and shoulder plate doll with moulded hair limbs and painted facial detail, dressed in a lace edged costume (now in extremely delicate condition) in a seated position, 15 cms height, impressed mark NO7 to the rear £40-60

269. A JAPANESE TINPLATE LOOP THE LOOP AIRPLANE, marked 'CK, Japan', a marked foreign clockwork tinplate mouse (both with some parts missing) and a 13 cms cast metal lion toy pistol £30-40

270. A BRASS MODEL TRACTION ENGINE STEAM TRAIN, steered model with front wheel chocks, marked to the base 'Made in Western Germany' probably by Wilesco, 19 x 32 cms £50-80

271. A TWIN FUNNEL TINPLATE CLOCKWORK LINER, a reproduction model of

a clockwork driven ocean liner with twin flag masts and funnels, working with key (stabilising platform separated) 31 cms approximate length £50-80

272. A CLOCKWORK ARMY TRUCK, a tinplate model in repainted livery with Dunlop balloon tyres and canvas canopy, 27 cms length, probably French (no key) £30-40

273. A TINPLATE WATER MILL, a German tinplate model of brick building with spoked water wheel to operate a band driven log saw (band missing) play worn condition, marked to the base 'Made in Germany' 17 x 25 cms, probably first quarter of the 20th Century £40-60 274. A TINPLATE PAN AM AIRWAYS PLANE made in Western Germany by Gama, a four prop friction driven Strato Clipper, the wheel action driving the propellers (one side not operational, front wheels absent, some scratching to paint work) 37 x 50 cms £40-60

275. FOUR LEHMANN GNOM TINPLATE VEHICLES with a red roofed tinplate garage, the vehicles with standard Gnom and patent marks, the garage marked DRGM Germany (all play worn, garage floor loose) 8.5 x 14.5 cms £40-60

276. A TINPLATE FRICTION DRIVE SALOON AMERICAN STYLE V8 DE SOTO 19 cms, probably by Asahi Toy Japanese manufacturer along with a free wheeling panel van in red livery, 17 cms, possibly French (friction drive to saloon not working) £30-50 277. A CIRCA 1920 CLOCKWORK TINPLATE SEDAN CAR litho decorated 6 x 24 balloon tyres and body (predominantly repainted, missing parts and possible alterations) 23 cms, possibly Tipp & Co. manufacture £30-50 278. A MID CENTURY AND LATER TINPLATE OPEN TOP CADILLAC friction drive action in red livery with lithograph seats and dashboard, the rear number plate marked 390 (crack to windshield, losses and replacements over painted areas) 35 cms £30-40

279. TWO TINPLATE CLOCKWORK VEHICLES a Gama West German tractor and driver with rubber wheels and steering action, 10.5 cms and a canopy top Road Roller (unknown maker), 12 cms £40-60

280. THREE TINPLATE CLOCKWORK ANIMALS including a dancing bear in bow tie and top hat (unknown maker), a colourful gescha duck, made in US-zone Germany and a windup pig made in US-zone Germany (replaced leg, tail missing), various measurements £40-60 281. DINKY DIECAST VEHICLES, five unboxed and play worn including a 162 Ford Zephyr in two tone blue, Lady Penelope's FAB1 Thunderbirds Rolls Royce, a

290 Double Decker Bus, a DY-2 1957 Chevrolet and a 279 Aveling Barford Diesel Road Roller £40-60

282. TWO GERMAN TINPLATE TOYS including a US-zone fire engine with tilting ladder, 15 cms, key included (mechanism requires attention) and a Kellermann Dual Seat fighter plane, 18 cms length, 20 cms approximate wing span (play worn and pitted with repairs, cockpit machine gun and propeller missing), stamp to the side 'Germany' and D.R.G.M. marks £20-40

283. A VOGUE STEEL CONSTRUCTION SET, set no. 3 Major, unused in original box (slightly damp effected contents) with a vintage wooden cased toy carpenter's tool set £20-40

284. MODEL RAILWAY - Triang Hornby three boxed coaches, six boxed goods wagons, an R152 diesel shunter, an R157 EMU, a quantity of boxed points etc £40-60 285. MODEL RAILWAY - two boxed Wrenn locomotives, a W2 227 City of Stoke on Trent with tender, 30 cms overall approximately and a 2235 Barnstaple with tender, 28 cms overall approximately, both boxed (both slightly play worn) £50-80

286. A VINTAGE PRESENT FROM LLANDUDNO RUBBER BALL, late 19th/early 20th Century with printed scenes of Conwy and Llandudno and a top scene of two young girls in embrace with a dog by their side £50-70

287. AN EBONIZED SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANE 84 cms, monogrammed ferrule with 1893 date £30-40 288. A MALACCA WALKING CANE, metal tipped with rosewood top and screw-on cap with interior brass mounted gallon measure for beer and wine, 91.5 cms the measure, 93 cms the cane overall £50-80 289. TWO MALACCA WALKING CANES, Indian silver topped and Chinese silver topped, 94 and 86 cms respectively £50-80

290. THREE SILVER TOPPED WALKING CANES, two ebony examples and one other with cased silver handle, all hallmarked and approximately 90 cms in length £70-100 291. A BAMBOO HORSE MEASURING CANE with interior boxwood measure, marked in metres and hands with fold-out brass arm, slight attention required, brass housing guide jammed on measure but has slight play, 93 cms long £50-80

292. TWO CARVED WOODEN WALKING CANES, one in the form of a dog's head with glass eyes and white metal ferrule, the other a depiction of a coal miner, 90 and 92.5 cms long respectively £30-40

293. TWO MALACCA SILVER TOPPED WALKING CANES, 84 and 91 cms respectively £40-60 294. TWO VINTAGE WALKING CANES one with cast metal head of an old woman, the other a briar wood example with turned wooden handle, 89 cms approximate lengths £30-40 295. THREE VINTAGE WALKING CANES, ebony shaft with silver ferrule and Oriental wood carved rats grip, 91 cms long, a hard wood shaft with brass ferrule and carved horn snake's head handle, 88 cms long and a natural wood example with carved horse's head handle, possibly Chinese, 85 cms long £50-80

296. TWO WOODEN SHAFTED WALKING CANES, one with a silver ferrule and a black grip, the other with a white metal ferrule, 92 and 84.5 cms long respectively £30-50 297. TWO WOODEN WALKING CANES with carved dog's head tops, 90 and 87 cms long £40-60 298. A CHESS BOARD IN THE ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE a copper and brass chess board decorated with floral scrolled corners, 46 cms square £40-60

299. A COPPER SAMOVAR, mid 19th Century with brass tap and glass handles, 43 cms overall height £40-60 300. TWO VICTORIAN OIL LAMPS, brass with black pot bases, one with moulded pink glass font, etched globular shade and funnel, 69 cms total height, the all brass 48 cms high £50-70 301. ANTIQUE COPPER AND BRASS KITCHENWARE to include a 30 cms diameter brass preserve pan with iron swing handle, two brass iron handled saucepans and two copper skillet lids, one with pan £30-50 302. A PAIR OF ARTS & CRAFTS HAND IRONS in the form of stylized flowers, the head set with Ruskin type pottery roundels, 29 cms high (fracture to brass on one, hairline crack to one roundel) £80-120 303. AN 18TH CENTURY RUSH LIGHT HOLDER, 32 cms tall iron rush nip with sconce counterweight in a slightly later chamfered square base, 12 cms square approximately £250-350 304. TWO ANTIQUE AND LATER RUSH LIGHT HOLDERS, an 18th Century possibly West Country example driven into a circular conical shaped base, the nip with a shallow curved counterweighted arm, 19 cms overall height and a later, possibly cast example with sconce nip counterweight set in an early oak square

shaped base with canted corners, 20 cms overall height approximately £350-450 305. A GILT METAL FIGURE OF AN EAGLE with spread wings, mounted upon a rock with gilt metal swag decorated plaque to the front, 21 cms high £50-80

306. A CAST BRONZE AMERICAN INDIAN TORSO by Kevin McCarthy, limited edition (5/20), dated 1988, a patinated and cold painted Indian hunter in buffalo headgear mounted on a hardwood rotating base, incised signature, date and numbered to the rear £400-600 307. AN ART NOUVEAU COPPER TRAY with raised crimped edge, embossed floral decoration with central diamond, no visible maker's mark, 39 x 26 cms approximately £30-50 308. A SPELTER MARLEY HORSE, a rearing figure of a horse with handler on a stepped black marble rectangular base, 37 x 28 cms (some chips to the base)

£40-60 309. A SIX BRANCH CEILING LIGHT, early 20th Century European bronze effect ceiling light, the scroll work of arms with candles sconce terminals above an upturned ball finial, 66 cms drop, 53 cms branch to branch span (complete rewire required) £50-80

310. COCKLE DISHES AND CHARGER, pewter cockle dishes, 10 cms diameter and a large circular pewter charger, 38 cms diameter £70-100 311. A PEWTER BEER JUG, 19th Century continental capstone shaped, the hinged lid below a flared rim and lip, 20 cms high, two crown marks to the base and 'LECLERC ALILLE HUMBERT' £120-150

312. A SCOTTISH MUTCHPIN 18th Century pewter vessel, the lid bearing the initials R. N. with a heart and having a swept handle of flat form, 25 cms high £250-350 313. A LARGE PEWTER JUG, a large bulbous beer jug with swept handle and large filtered spout, 15 cms diameter, 18 cms high £100-150 314. A PEWTER WINE JUG, a continental wine jug of bulbous form with stepped lid and acorn knop, polished wooden handle and an animalia spout, two marks to the base, 20 cms high £100-150 315. PEWTER CONDIMENTS, a shaped and lidded circular based pedestal handled spice pot, 17 cms high, a similar pedestal pewter salt of swirled form, 9 cms diameter, 6 cms high and an early pepper shaker (parcel of three) £120-150 316. A PEWTER TALLOW LAMP, a circular based pewter tallow lamp with handle to the turned column, 26 cms high £180-250

317. A PEWTER TALLOW LAMP, a circular based pewter tallow lamp, the turned column having a centre dish connecting the handle to the top lid, 21 cms high £180-250 318. A STEEL GOFFERING IRON, late 18th/early 19th Century steel goffering iron having a double twist coil column to three wide splayed supports and sword feet, 13 cms high £120-150

319. A CONTEMPORARY BRONZE BUST OF A GREYHOUND'S HEAD, mounted on an alabaster and wooden plinth, 27 cms high £30-40 320. A PAIR OF PARKINSON'S TOFFEE TINS, canister shaped with lids with Eastern style panels and floral decoration, 20 cms high, 18 cms diameter approximately, (lids somewhat crushed, surface scratching to decoration) £30-50 321. A PAIR OF FIVE BRANCH BRASS CANDELABRA, probably Continental, early 20th Century in heavy Rococo style, 57 cms overall height £200-250