OF A SALE BY AUCTION OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE & EFFECTSSILVER 269 SILVER PLATE 321 JEWELLERY 333 CLOCKS, WATCHES & BAROMETERS 349 ... Historical & Descriptive Sketches of The Town & Soke

CATALOGUE

OF A SALE BY AUCTION OF

ANTIQUE FURNITURE & EFFECTS

TO BE HELD AT

Stanhope Hall, Horncastle, LN9 6NF

Auctioneers: ROBERT BELL & COMPANY

OLD BANK CHAMBERS • HORNCASTLE • LINCS • LN9 5HY 01507 522222 • [email protected]

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of

A SALE BY AUCTION on

WEDNESDAY 30TH OCTOBER 2019, 10.00 am

OUTSIDE EFFECTS 1 BOOKS & POSTCARDS 14 STAMPS 51 COINS & MEDALS 73

GLASSWARE 95 CHINA & ORNAMENTS 111 TOYS & DOLLS 165 COLLECTORS ITEMS 175 MILITARIA 200 BRASS, COPPER & METALWARE 252 SILVER 269 SILVER PLATE 321 JEWELLERY 333 CLOCKS, WATCHES & BAROMETERS 349 PICTURES & MIRRORS 361

FURNITURE 393

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ENTRIES INVITED


OUTSIDE EFFECTS

1. A Victorian cast iron boot scraper, with griffin figures on an oval base (Est. 40-60) 2. Vintage galvanised fire bucket, slightly misshapen (Est 10-20) 3. A cast iron foot scraper with geometric finials (Est 10-20) 4. Wooden hand scalloped dough bowl, c. 48" x 18.25" (Est 20-30) 5. A rustic wooden five prong rake with hide binding (Est 10-20) 6. A vintage cast iron air pump by B F Sturtevant Co, Boston U.S.A. (Est 20) 7. Ten gallon milk churn marked Northern Dairies Holme Moor (Est 60-80) 8. Group of good woodworking tools including 4 spirit levels, 2 measuring tapes,

spokeshave, unusual plane and 7 other small tools (Est 20-30) 9. A heavy natural bough walking stick 10. Large stoneware flagon stamped R Shaw & Co Spilsby (chips to rim), c. 18" tall

(Est 30-50) 11. A late Victorian campaign bath with later painted decoration on 4 scrolling feet, 2

damaged, c. 67" long (Est 50-100) 12. A brass milk churn Radbourne Walthamstow Gate Creameries, 10 gallon with

graduated measure on the rear (Est 30-50) 13. A French split cane 3 section fly rod with Shakespeare Glider reel, The Ritz

Superparabolic, made for Farlow's, c. 8' 3" long, gifted to the vendor in 1980 by Gen. Desmond Harrison CB, DSO, FICE (Est 20-40)

BOOKS & POSTCARDS

14. Four various hardback volumes including The Book of The Flower Fairies by Cicely M Barker, published by Blackie & Son, with numerous coloured plates, good condition; A Childs Garden of Verses R L Stevenson; The English Counties, illustrated by C E M Jarod and Sailing Ship Rigs & Rigging by Underhill (Est 50)

15. Six volumes by Randolph Caldecott 1880's, incomplete with at least three pages

signed lower right by the illustrator; Graphic Pictures, 4 volumes; More Graphic Pictures and Last Graphic Pictures (Est 40-60)

16. Historical & Descriptive Sketches of The Town & Soke of Horncastle & Several

Places Adjacent, Embellished with Engravings, by George Weir 1820, complete in boards, pages 1 - 104 with introductory pages, some foxing and creases to the boards (Est 80-100)


17. Illustrated London News 1948 and 1960, Daily Telegraph 1939 Outbreak of War

together with miscellaneous Royalty news features (Est 10-20)

18. A folio of three volumes of sectional models by The Gresham Publishing Company London, Structure of The Bee; Natural History Study of The Frog and The Rose and Model of Three-Phase Induction Motor, the latter two stamped ‘Specimen Only’ (Est 70-100)

19. S H Lewer, Wrights Book of Poultry, c. 1910, complete, with gilt lettered and red

cloth plus another copy, damaged, missing plates (Est 50-80) 20. A collection of nine Victorian and Edwardian children's publications, including five

editions of The Boys Own Paper 1896 and 1899; four comics: The Rainbow 1917, Lot-o-Fun 1914, Illustrated Chips 1918 and The Funny Worder 1915 (Est 10-20)

21. An Elizabeth II Coronation Processions Panorama by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd,

complete with the exception of one banner missing, plus two additional sets of mounted guards in the sleeve (Est 20-40)

22. Five volumes on poultry including Our Poultry, parts 1-18 and parts 19-36 by

Harrison Weir published by Hutchinson & Co 1902 with numerous plates; a half-calf binder of The American Poultry Journal 1928-29 and two binders of Feathered Life, The Utility Poultry Journal, volumes 8 and 9 (Est 20-30)

23. Two Ruston & Hornsby advertising cards mounted in an oak frame (Est 10) 24. Four scrap books containing various cards, cut-outs, photographs etc (Est 20) 25. Three large wallets of approximately 170 Royal Mail postcards with another 160

loose and RAF Aircrew book (Est 20-30)

26. A large blue postcard album with approximately 130 old cards and over 300

unused postcards in a blue box file (Est 100)

27. Two complete albums of Kensitas 'Henry' cigarette cards, series 1 & 2 and a book of Strube's Daily Express cartoons 1929 (Est 10-20)

28. An album of c. 64 black and white photographic portrait postcards of early 20th

century film stars including Fred Astaire, John Wayne, Farley and Stewart Granger, Veronica Lake etc (Est 20-40)

29. An album of c. 83 mixed postcards, including Napoleonic scenes, hunting scenes,

military uniforms and WWI sweetheart cards (Est 30-50) 30. A box of approximately 500 loose postcards predominantly early 20th century

black and white, many coastal resorts including Lincolnshire (Est 30-50) 31. Two boxes containing 800-1000 loose early 20th century postcards and

photographic cards, mixed subjects including tourism, comedy, views of Lincoln etc (Est 80-100)


32. Two boxes containing c. 800-1000 loose postcards, varying subjects, both photographic and illustrated, a number of sets of views of Ravensthorpe in their original envelopes etc (Est 80-100)

33. Two boxes containing c. 800-1000 loose postcards, varying subjects,

predominantly G.B. tourism and photographic including Cleethorpes (Est 80-100) 34. Two boxes containing c. 800-1000 loose postcards, varying subjects including

illustrated and photographic aerials, Lincolnshire coast etc (Est 80-100) 35. Two boxes containing c. 800-1000 loose postcards, varying subjects, photographic

and illustrated and comedic (Est 80-100) 36. Two boxes containing c. 800-1000 postcards, varying subjects, early 20th century

photographic and comedic (Est 80-100) 37. A box of c. 500 loose G.B. early 20th century postcards, varying subjects,

predominantly tourism (Est 30-50) 38. A box of c. 500 loose G.B. early 20th century postcards, predominantly tourism,

photographic, with some illustrated (Est 30-50) 39. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards, predominantly tourism,

black and white photographic (Est 30-50) 40. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards, predominantly tourism,

black and white photographic (Est 30-50) 41. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards including photographic

transport and military, illustrated greetings etc (Est 30-50) 42. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards, predominantly

photographic including many of Aden (Est 30-50) 43. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards including many coloured

illustrated animals, photographic etc (Est 30-50) 44. A box of c. 500 loose early 20th century G.B. postcards, varying subjects including

WWI embroidered sweethearts; seaside humour; sporting; Butlins etc (Est 80-100) 45. An album of approximately 104 predominantly early 20th century poultry specimen

and poultry themed postcards, most uncirculated including c. 21 French Illustrations du Journal 'L'Acclimation', c. 59 coloured G.B. and continental cards including Tuck's and approximately 24 black and white photographic and coloured illustrated French cards (Est 50-100)

46. An album of approximately 98 predominantly uncirculated G.B. postcards and

informative cards on poultry and poultry specimens including Aids to Amateurs, Poultry - a Supplement to The Feathered World (Est 50-100)

47. Two leather bound photograph albums, one missing a clasp, with a quantity of late

Victorian Edwardian and end of 20th century family photographs (Est 10-20)


48. Approximately 100 early 20th century postcards in an album and loose, a mixture of photographic, illustrated and greetings cards (Est 30-50)

49. An album of approximately 101 French WWI postcards predominantly Vise Paris,

numbered, depicting street scenes of the devastation of combat (Est 80-120) 50. An interesting album of WWI photographs, predominantly of nursing and hospital

scenes, with numerous handwritten inscriptions dated, with a French Red Cross Auxiliary Booklet issued to Mademoiselle Pope, stamped, numbered and dated 1918 and two passports for Miss Mabel Dalton Pope issued 29th February 1916 and 1st July 1918, each with photograph and numerous stamped endorsements (Est 40-60)

50A. An album of c.75 cricketing postcards with 5 similar photographs, predominately

early 20th century black and white photographic cards, of County teams, teams, individual players and grounds, including Woodhall Spa and Skegness, plus a quantity of coloured illustrated cards (Est 40-60)

STAMPS

51. A green Hermes album with two "Penny Blacks" and six "Two Penny Blues" and

many other stamps from Victoria up to 1990's. (Est. 100-200)

52. A black album with two "Penny Blacks" and over 80 penny reds etc.; together with a

loose leaf collection on mounts 1937 - 1969 and a green album similar (Est. 50-100)

53. Eleven albums by W H Smith, miscellaneous British swaps from Victoria to 1990's

(Est 60-120)

54. Oversize red album mainly of British commemorative's together with "Royal Mail

Smilers" (Est 30-60)

55. Four matching albums with bugle on the front and three Stanley Gibbons Albums

(Est 30-60)

56. A Green Album of British and Commonwealth stamps with loose leaves (Est 30-60)

57. Eight miscellaneous albums: K&K in box; Jet Age; Clearview; Ajax; 606; red;

Chinese blue; and account book (Est 30-60)

58. Package of approximately 40 penny reds; 1885 Australia 2/6; unfranked stamps;

etc (Est 30-60)

59. Eleven large and two small wallets of approximately 600 Royal Mail First Day

Covers (Est 100-200)

60. Three large wallets of approximately 150 Royal Mail presentation packs with a cost

of over £600, c. 2003/2014 (Est 80-100)


61. Six folders of over 300 First Day Covers and some loose from 1969-2008

(Est 100-150)

62. Two folders of over 60 Benham Westminster First Day Covers (Est 20-30)

63. Two folders of ‘Specimen Overprints’ and 20 books of stamps (Est 20-30)

64. Three folders of locomotive philatelic (Est 30)

65. Three folders of approximately 150 Stanley Gibbons First Day Covers of Royal

Events (Est 30-50)

66. Four miscellaneous folders of over 120 First Day Covers (Est 20-30) 67. Five packages of First Day Covers etc (Est 30-50)

68. A whole world collection in four matching black albums including several Victorian

and later British stamps, nicely hinged and displayed (Est 100-150)

69. Fifteen miscellaneous albums of whole world collections (Est 30-50) 70. Stanley Gibbons 2006 Stamps of the World in Colour, 4 volumes (Est 10-20)

71. Stanley Gibbons 2001 British Commonwealth two volumes with "The Stanley

Gibbons Book of Stamps" and miscellaneous magazines (Est 10-20)

72. An interesting Victorian and early 20th century collection of mainly British and commonwealth stamps including a penny black (Est 60-100)

COINS & MEDALS

73. Coins and commemorative medals: early Chinese coin, character marks, central square, 22mm; Republican AE25 ten cash; G.B. George III, 177 half penny; other 19th century and later G.B. and European base metal coins, various Grimsby, George V 1911 coronation medal, 33mm etc

74. A Victorian 1884 sovereign, mounted on a 9ct gold chain necklace (Est 220-250) 75. A Victorian 1896 sovereign, mounted in a 9ct gold gents ring (Est 200-250) 76. Charles II Spain - 1 tari 1685 (Est 15-20) 77. Three Italian States coins; 20 Soldi, Victor Amadeus II 1692 15 Soldi and 1700 5

Soldi (Est 30-50) 78. Collection of c. 15 first day £5 coin covers in sleeves (Est 30-50) 79. Collection of mainly pre-decimal G.B. coins including half crowns, two shillings,

farthings, half pennies etc plus commemorative crowns, old £2, £1, 50 pences etc (Est 20)


80. Assorted early copper G.B. coins including Victoria 1851 penny, James II 1689 half

crown 'gun money', George I 1723 Irish half penny, George III and IV pennies etc (Est 50-60)

81. Various Roman coins (Est 30-40) 82. Various early silver coins including three French, a 1917 threepence, 1787 George

III sixpence etc (Est 50-80) 83. A quantity of world coins mainly copper, including a British West Indies 1/50 dollar

1823, various French, Italian, Canadian and eastern coins (Est 80-120) 84. Elizabeth I 1568? sixpence plus another (damaged) (Est 40-60) 85. Henry VI groat (Est 80-120) 86. Edward VII 1907 gold half sovereign (Est 100-120) 87. 1974 Krugerrand 1oz fine gold coin (Est 600-800) 88. Victoria 1897 diamond jubilee silver medal, 26mm (Est 70-100) 89. 1897 Victoria Diamond Jubilee gold medal in removable brooch mount, 26mm

(Est. 200-300) 90. 1897 Victoria Diamond Jubilee bronze medallion, 56 mm, in original red leather

presentation case (Est. 30) 91. Mappin & Webb silver Shire Horse Society medal, Birmingham 1949 (Est 40) 92. Six various Horncastle and Woodhall badges including photographic club,

Conservative Association etc 93. 1937 nickel-brass Edwardian VIII coronation medal (Est 20-30) 94. A 9ct medallion presented to E Lambton Carr F.I.C.S, Domine Dirige Nos, reverse

Dieu et Mon Droit (Est 250-300)

GLASSWARE

95. A cut decanter in tapering form with a Sheffield 1920 rim and hinged lid, c. 12" tall (Est. 20-30)

96. Group of coloured items including candle holders, paperweight, specimen vase,

inkwell etc (Est 10-20) 97. Pair of boxed Broadway black comports on cylindrical bases with Birmingham

2014 sterling silver mount 98. Three early 20th century and Victorian coloured vases, two in boat form and

organic bowl form (damaged foot) (Est 10-20)


99. Baccarat owl (Est 80) 100. Multi-coloured cut glass scent bottle in a decorative wooden box with brass fittings 101. Baccarat heavy rope twist design jar with silver plated fluted top (Est 100) 102. Large paperweight with green insert, signed to base (Est 30) 103. Two cut ships decanters, large and small with fluted and faceted stoppers and a

swan neck faceted water jug (Est 10-20) 104. Pair of Victorian baluster form faceted vases, ruby and gilt decoration, c. 13" tall

(Est 20-30) 105. Large Murano vase with pink rim (Est 10-20) 106. Victorian cranberry tazza cake stand (Est 30) 107. Uri Geller boxed crystal collection by Dickenson Crystal (Est 20-30) 108. Two scent bottles with stoppers and London silver collars (Est 10-20) 109. A Victorian pink and gilt table lustre, with floral decoration under a glass dome,

c. 19" tall (Est 20) 110. A group of decanters and jugs, comprising a pair of faceted 20th century ring neck

decanters with stoppers; a moulded claret jug, with chrome handle and lidded spout and a bird form shaped claret jug with plated mounts (Est 10-20)

CHINA & ORNAMENTS

111. A cased Crown Staffordshire six-piece coffee service, with hand painted rose garland border, the cups in pierced Birmingham 1906 and 1907 holders, with serpentine handles, the retailers box lining reading Charles Packer & Co Goldsmiths & Silversmiths 76 & 78 Regent Street, London, To the Royal Family (Est. 20-40)

112. Group of six small porcelain figures of cherubs and children (Est 20) 113. Royal Doulton Christopher Robin Disney figurine and a Beswick wall hanging

kingfisher (Est 20-30) 114. Group of small collectable ornaments on a papier mâché tray including miniature

Royal Crown Derby urn, stoneware ink pot, Skegness commemorative ornament etc 115. Bisque cake decoration 116. Bisque snow babies 117. Two Copeland Spode Italian serving plates, a blue and white double container and

a blue and white ladle (Est 20)


118. Two Mabel Lucy Attwell figures 1992 and 1987 (Est 20) 119. Booths, Old Blue Danube seven-piece sectional h'ors d'oeuvre set within a fitted

oval 2 handled wooden tray (centre dish repaired) (Est 20-30) 120. Approx. 37 pieces of Regout, Maastricht 'Potiche' creamware transfer printed blue

and white chinoiserie children's dinnerware, late 19th century including 3 large and small lidded tureens (chip to one rim); sauce boats; serving dishes and plates; bowl; comports and various other plates and dishes (Est 120-150)

121. Karl Ens kingfisher (Est 50-60) 122. Karl Ens blue tit - wall pocket (Est 50-60) 123. Karl Ens great tit - wall pocket (Est 50-60) 124. Karl Ens finch (Est 20-30) 125. Karl Ens white kingfisher, with catch (Est 50-60) 126. Karl Ens young bird (Est 20-30) 127. Karl Ens small chick (Est 40) 128. Karl Ens great tit (Est 30) 129. Karl Ens owl (Est 30) 130. Bavarian white bird (Est 30) 131. John Beswick golden Labrador (Est 30) 132. Beswick white pig, ch. Wall Champion Boy (Est 30-40) 133. Austrian white cat (Est 30) 134. Royal Copenhagen cat (Est 50) 135. Doulton Lambeth harvest jug with green/brown decoration with silver rim,

c. 18.5 cm high (Est 50-60) 136. Large white Art Deco lady figurine (Est 50-60) 137. Pair of Japanese satsuma vases, cream, blue and gilt hand painted, c. 19cm high

(Est 50-60)

138. A Copeland's Italian flan dish, Portmeirion pink and white plate and pierced pottery fruit bowl (Est 10)

139. Approximately nine pieces of Copeland Spode's Italian comprising 4 sectional

serving dishes, lidded tureen, serving ladle, rectangular serving bowl, 2 large and small platters, various ages (Est 70-100)


140. Approximately 46 pieces of Copeland Spode's Italian comprising 2 teapots (one handle repaired), 2 coffee pots, 3 milk/cream jugs (handle repaired), 2 basins, 3 large teacups and 4 saucers, 8 smaller teacups and 9 saucers, along with 6 coffee cans and 7 saucers, various ages (Est 80-100)

141. Approximately 56 pieces of Copeland Spode's Italian comprising 8 each of

breakfast, tea, dinner and side plates, fruit dishes, 2 handled soup bowls and saucers, varying ages (Est 100-150)

142. Seven pieces of Copeland Spode's Italian comprising a boxed cheese board with

knife, boxed carving set and a cake knife, sandwich tray, large circular serving plate, circular bowl and pitcher (Est 60-80)

143. Copeland Spode's Italian tableware including 2 pairs of salt and pepper, oil and

vinegar set on tray, mustard, small plates, wall clock, toast rack, candle holders, various heat mats, napkins, large vase etc (Est 70-100)

144. A Wedgwood Susie Cooper Black Keystone coffee and soup set comprising coffee

pot (small chip), 4 cups and saucers, cream and 2 sugar bowls, 4 soup dishes and saucers, 3 side plates and 3 tea plates (2 crazed through) (Est 40-60)

145. A Chinese fish bowl with decorative panels of figures in the garden with birds and

flowers with profuse floral borders and gold shubunkin fish to the interior, c. 14.5" diameter and 12" tall (Est 100-120)

146. Nine pieces of blue and white tableware including Royal Worcester and Wedgwood

Willow cheese dishes; Pratt's Nature Scenery jars; Wedgwood cream jug etc (Est 10-20)

147. A Booth's Jacobean floral and gilt chinoiserie floral bowl, with profuse external

decoration of chrysanthemum, c. 11.25" diameter and a Mason's Koro chinoiserie circular platter, with coloured and gilt decoration of storks by a tree, c. 12" diameter (Est 30-50)

148. A George Jones Crescent patterned pottery jug; a pottery glazed scalloped dish

with owl decoration and a pair of Victorian boat form spoon rests with EPNS fiddle pattern spoons (Est 10-20)

149. Shorter & Son, approximately 27 pieces of fish tableware comprising 2 large

serving platters, 3 serving dishes, 4 large and 12 smaller plates, 3 sauce boats and 2 saucers, 2 salt and pepper sets on trays (one cracked) and single pepper (Est 100-150)

150. Five pieces of Copeland Spode's Italian comprising three shaped serving dishes,

sauce boat and cream jug (Est 20-30) 151. A child's Victorian green, white and gilt tea set (Est 10-20) 152. Three Royal Doulton character jugs; Pied Piper, Athos and Robinson Crusoe

(Est 30) 153. Royal Doulton series 'Gaffer' plate


154. Art Deco Beswick 1095 Nymph vase on oval base (Est 20-30) 155. Early 20th century child's sporting bears tea set, some damage 156. Four Royal Crown Derby posies, coffee cans and saucers (Est 20) 157. Chinese carved scent bottle 158. An Indian stoneware ovoid jar with a garden country scene (Est 20) 159. Four Royal Doulton character plates - The Jester, The Falconer, The Admiral and

The Hunting Man (Est 30-40) 160. A Capodimonte musical group of two 18th century lady and gentleman, the lady

seated with a violin, on a decorative floral plinth (some damage) (Est 10-20) 161. A pair of Chinese blue and white cylindrical vases with foliate borders to the base

and rim and floral decoration to the bodies, c. 12" tall, with seven various baluster form satsuma vases, five lidded, various damage and mixed decoration of figures, dragons and flowers (Est 30-50)

162. A late Victorian Art Nouveau Watcombe Pottery jardinière, with impressed mark to

the base, with raised panel, green body and foliate relief upper border, with an early 20th century mahogany jardinière, with boxwood decoration, plated mounts on four ball feet (Est 20-30)

163. A pair of Doulton Lambeth brown jardinières with classical relief rustic and

hunting scenes, slight chips to one rim, c. 8" tall and a Minton Majolica decorative relief jardinière with transfer printed panels of kittens, c. 10" tall (Est 20-30)

164. A full set of five of the original Wade Natwest family of pigs, Baby Woody, Annabel,

Maxwell, Lady Hillary and Sir Nathaniel Westminster, all with stoppers (Est 20-30)

TOYS & DOLLS

165. A mahogany cased bagatelle, with baize-lined interior, crossbanded score board and balls (Est. 40-60)

166. A Schylling collectors series tin plate clockwork model of the 1929 Golden Arrow

landspeed record car, unboxed and playworn (damage) (Est. 30-50) 167. A Moko 1950's die cast puppet of Muffin the Mule, unboxed and playworn

(Est 10-20) 168. First American boxed Steiff bear (Est 100-200) 169. A Spanish felt girl doll by Norah Welling in lace dress, black woollen hair, some

wear, c. 25" tall (Est 20)


170. An early 20th century wooden and tin plate Triang dolls house with painted sliding double bay frontage, some contents, under a plastic topped and pitched roof (damaged) (Est 20-40)

171. Three Pelham puppets, an unboxed Wicked Witch, A6 caterpillar and A5 foal, both

with damaged boxes (Est 20-30) 172. Two Pelham puppets, Rupert Bear and Great Uncle Bulgaria, both with damaged

boxes (Est 30-40) 173. Boxed Pinky and Perky Pelham puppets complete with instructions (Est 60-80) 174. A Victorian bisque headed baby doll distressed and an early 20th century girl doll

with sleeping eyes with wooden cradle and a quantity of clothing (Est 10)

COLLECTORS ITEMS

175. A Victorian mahogany cased stereoscope with approximately 45 cards, with various architectural, Continental and other scenes (Est. 20-40)

176. A late 19th century walnut adjustable table-top book rack with Gothic arched ends

and ecclesiastical brass mounts (Est. 20-40) 177. Black evening tails jacket with silk lining, by R Coney Tailor, Alford Horncastle

Louth Gainsborough and Woodhall Spa (Est. 10-20) 178. Three riding crops 179. Vintage Christmas tree baubles and a Heavens Little Angels ornament collection 180. A 1966 concert guitar by Harald Petersen, sold through the Spanish Guitar Centre,

London, signed Harald Petersen in ink, with lined hard case, stool and a music stand (Est 300-500)

181. A boxed Dupont classic vintage gold-plated fountain pen, with vermeil cap, 18k nib

and black barrel (Est 70-90) 182. A boxed Dunhill Montblanc vintage fountain pen, with 14k nib and black barrel

(Est 40-60) 183. A collection of mid-century ladies evening gloves, c. 6 pairs plus five odd along

with 3 Stratton powder compacts and various retro trinket ware (Est 20) 184. Jim Beam bourbon whisky from USAF base in Germany, approximately 50 years

old in American boots and helmet vessel (Est 10)

185. Two pieces of dolls furniture, a well detailed splat back elbow chair with turned supports and an oak chest of three drawers (Est 10-20)

186. Two early 20th century paraffin bicycle lanterns, the Silver King by Lucas,

Birmingham and a Panther, Birmingham (Est 20-40)


187. A vintage Wizard vacuum cleaner (restored) (Est 30-50) 188. A Royal vintage typewriter (Est 20-30) 189. A set of three Masonic mahogany turned upright gavels, with plinths, circular

ivorine inset plaques to the base, depicting the symbols of principal officers - plumb, level and square (Est 80-100)

190. A vintage leather panel stitched medicine ball (Est 20-40) 191. Pair of vintage hobnail boots, size 7 (Est 20-40) 192. A collection of fountain pens (Est 20) 193. Framed Phil 'The Power' Taylor signed darts shirt (Est 50-60) 194. Two oak carved rectangular photo frames with oak leaf and West Yorks Regiment

carved crests, inscribed Marseille and Great War (Est 15-20) 195. An Edwardian numismatists rectangular mahogany table top cabinet, with lift lid

and fall front containing six slides with sectional slots of varying diameter, an ivorine label 'Edgar Lincoln, Coin Dealer, 2 Holles Street, Oxford Street, London, W', with brass drop side carrying handles, c. 12" wide x 10.5" deep x 5.75" tall (Est 80-100)

196. A Victorian stag hunting trophy of a hoof mounted on an oak shield, with carved

border, from Devon & Somerset Staghounds, an inscribed brass mount reads 'Found at Horner, killed at Bridgeball October 8th 1885’ (Est 20-40)

197. An early 20th century wooden model of a full rigged galleon, with lifeboat and

cannons on deck, on stand, c. 26" tall x 32" long (Est 20-40) 198. A Scholer boxed concertina in excellent condition, cardboard box worn and

stamped N264 (Est 80-100) 199. A Lachenal & Co. London, 12 sided 'Edeophone', each end with pierced metal

panel and 30 metal buttons, in original velvet lined leather case, No. 129662 (Est 600-800)

MILITARIA

200. A G.B. WWII group of three, France and Germany Star, War and Victory medals in an original posting box addressed to Mrs A J Foster, 28 Eastgate Lane, South Harrow, Middlesex, with six WWI Royal Flying Corps photographs comprising a group of five pilots in front of a Sopwith Camel, inscription verso 37 HD Squadron Sopwith Camels C. Flight, Harold Foster 2nd from left; a group of thirteen by Sopwith Camels, inscription verso as above but B & C Flights, Harold Foster 3rd from right on the back row; two military portraits of Harold Foster; two aircraft pictures of a Sopwith Camel and a Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2.B. plus two royal commemorative medals George VII and Alexandra 1902 Coronation and George V and Mary Silver Jubilee 1935 (Est 60-80)


201. A Third Reich Iron Cross Spang, 1st class with screw back (Est 10-20) 202. A collection of five G.B. WWI Victory medals, with ribbons awarded to Dvr. S

Summers 622367 R.A. with RHA lapel badge; Cpl. J G Cooper 801484 R.A. with cap badge; Pte. G Mackereth 3873 R. Lanc R; Pte. R Walker 46318 Lan. Fus. with cap badge; Gnr. J Ross 253138 R.A. with cap badge (Est 30-50)

203. A collection of five G.B. WWI War medals with ribbons awarded to Pte. E A

Rawson, M2-034862 A.S.C with lapel badge; Gnr. R Phillips 204249 R.A. with cap badge; Cpl. J Goodwin SS-5023 A.S.C with cap badge; Dvr. H Stokes 945660 R.A. with lapel badge and Gnr. J W Walker 815271 R.A. (Est 30-50)

204. A collection of four G.B. WWI War medals with ribbons awarded to Gnr. W Barnett

143252 R.A. with cap badge; Gnr. J A Lord 166405 R.A. with cap badge; Dvr. L Leah T-390084 A.S.C. with cap badge and Pte. F Hymas 453267 9-London R (Est 30-50)

205. Two G.B. medal groups awarded to two brothers, WWI War and Victory medals

awarded to Pte. W Ellison 35673 W.RID.R with cap badge; WWII Defence medal and GVR Special Constabulary Long Service medal with 1947 clasp awarded to Luke Ellison and an ARP cap badge by Maples & Beasley, Birmingham (Est 20-40)

206. A G.B. WWI and WWII group of four Victory and War medals awarded to G A Marsh

V.A.D; Defence and Red Cross Long and Efficient Service medal awarded to Miss Gwendolen Agnes Marsh plus a Red Cross circular enamelled badge (Est 30-50)

207. A G.B. WWI and Special Constabulary group of three awarded to Pte. R V Hobbs

73544 Notts and Derby, War and Victory medals and GVR Long Service Special Constabulary medal with cap badge (Est 30-50)

208. A G.B. WWI and General Service group of three, awarded to Pte. A E Rowley

117955 R.A.M.C, War and Victory medals and General Service 1918-62, one clasp Iraq with cap badge (Est 80-120)

209. A G.B. WWI group of two, awarded to Pte. T C Evans 3792, 7-London R., War and

Victory medals with death plaque (Est 80-100) 210. A Royal Observer Corps E II R. Long and Meritorious Service medal awarded to

Observer S G Briggs along with three Birmingham silver cadet medallions awarded to L. Cpl. S G Briggs of Boston and St John Ambulance medal awarded to Sidney J Briggs (Est 100-150)

211. A George VI Territorial Efficiency medal awarded to Sgt. W Thew 762459 R.A.

(Est 20-30) 212. G.B. military medal GVR awarded to Spr. E Rigby 184275 R.E with cap badge

(damaged) (Est 80-120) 213. An India General Service medal 1854-95 with single clasp Perak, awarded to Pte. W

Speakman, 1, 10th Lincs Foot with copied extracts from The History of the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment, describing the Perak campaign (Est 100-150)

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214. Punjab 1848-49 single clasp Goojerat awarded to Henry Brice 32nd Foot (Est 150-200)

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215. Egypt and Sudan 1882 - 89, undated reverse, awarded to Pte. J Barrett 1007, 1st Yorks R. (Est 50-80)

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216. A G.B. African group of two, unnamed, Egypt and Sudan 1882-89, dated on reverse with single clasp Tel-El-Kebir and Khedive's Star 1884-6 (Est 80-120)

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217. China 1857-60, one clasp Taku Forts 1860, unnamed (Est 100-150) A

218. Indian Mutiny 1857-8, single clasp, Lucknow awarded to Corp'l. P Hickey, 1st Bat'n, 10th Reg. (Est 200-300)

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219. Nine various General Staff and War Office issue military booklets, including The Principles and Practice of Camouflage March 1918; Notes for Instructors on The Use of the Rifle October 1918; Hints on Platoon Training c.1920; handwritten notes on Asphyxiating Gas; a directory of British Legion Honorary Secretaries and Representatives 1935 listing Lt. Col. A.A. Ellwood D.S.O. M.C. as Rep for Spilsby; Infantry Training Vol. 1 pamphlets 4 and 6 1955, Vol. IV 1960 and Infantry Company and Platoon Operating Orders April 1961 (Est. 20-30)

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220. Ephemera from the Ellwood household, including an album of early 20th century postcards, predominately Continental and post WWI military scenes, armistice in Cologne, approx. 144 cards; an exercise book containing a quantity of post WWI tour of duty military photographic negatives and some family groups; loose early 20th century photographs, some military and Edwardian family and a framed WWI portrait of a Royal Fusiliers officer (Est. 50-80)

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221. WWI Machine Gun Corps ephemera, including two hardwood surveyors' levels by Smith Day & Co 1918 No.6297, with brass fittings and plumb line, the other by P.B. & S. Ltd B52695, missing plumb line; a 1918 Christmas card with pencil inscription from C.H.J. Johnson to Major Ellwood; Two General Staff issue publications on the Employment of Machine Guns January 1918 and a cased Machine Gunners' Sliding Graph by United Metal Engraving Company Ltd, 40 High Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne (Est. 80-120)

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222. A collection of Lincolnshire Regiment published and photographic ephemera from the Ellwood household: an Officer's of the 2nd Battalion Christmas card 1897 with photographic interior and nameplate; a Short History of the Lincolnshire Regiment (The Tenth Foot) 1915; 2nd Battalion The Lincs. Regiment Khartoum-Dover 1930; two volumes of A History of the Horncastle Detachment 4th Battalion Lincs. Regiment by H.R. Tweed 1936 and The Supplement to the aforegoing by Tweed 1936-1947; a scrap book containing photographs and press cuttings predominantly relating to the Lincoln Volunteers, Aldershot Camp 1901; various photographs including three postcards sent to J.N. Scorer, East Kirkby, 5th Battalion 1913 camp and officer's at camp; the 4th Battalion probably between wars at camp; four (2 framed) groups of pre-WWI volunteer Officers at camp and barracks, possibly including Arthur Ellwood; WWI Officers c. 1914/15 probably including Arthur Addison Ellwood, Luton Photographer, with pencil inscription verso 'Lt. Ellwood and Mrs Ellwood Manor House Mareham Le Fen'; a framed series of four, one of the volunteers and three WWI along with a framed 1950's parade (Est. 100-200)


223. Four British military WWI canvas backed maps comprising three trench maps, France October 1918, sheet no. 57B S.E. Edition 2A, centred on St Souplet, c.31" x 19.5"; France March 1918, sheet no. 62o N.E. Edition 4, centred on Villiers, c.31" x 19.5"; Belgium 2nd Army Sheet 7 Part of 28 September 1915, centred on Hollebeke, c.21" x 16" and General Staff issue 1912 OS map of the Marche region of Belgium 1:100,000, c.22" x 28" and a Lifeguard Patent Periscope spare trench periscope mirror sealed in its original wrapper, by F.Duerr & Sons, Manchester (Est. 50-80)

224. A large cloth-backed world map, The Navy League Map, illustrated British naval

history by W & AK Johnston 9th edition March 1913, c. 74" x 64", various creases and damage (Est. 20-40)

225. First World War stereoscopic cards, The Great War, produced by Realistic Travels

London, 99 various numbered cards from 23-197, with duplicate no.107, contained in their original blue cloth covered faux book form box, along with 'The Perfecscope' stereoscopic viewer by H.C. White & Co (Est. 150-200)

226. Two pieces of WWI trench art, letter openers with bullet handles with general

service buttons applied, one blade etched 'Arras' the other 'Bethune' (Est. 20-40) 227. A collection of Lincolnshire Regiment uniform accessories including a box of c.40

brass tunic buttons; four cap badges and two collar badges; c.12 mess buttons and two cases containing five cuff buttons (Est. 30-50)

228. Six miniature Rifle Club medals, comprising The Queen's Competition 1909; The

Bell Medal' Daily Express Competition; two Kandahar Queen's Competition 1909 and Queen's Cap 1st Stage 1908 (Est. 10-20)

229. A collection of British military uniform accessories, including two Machine Gun

Corps collar badges; c.23 General Service brass tunic buttons; various bullion wire and cloth epaulette badges and approx. 8 brass Royal Order of Bath epaulette badges (Est. 20-40)

230. A British WWI officers canvas knapsack, with leather and canvas strap, Lincs.

Regiment button, probably private purchase (Est. 30-40) 231. A quantity of British WWI leather military horse tack including harness, saddle

bag, stirrups etc (Est. 20) 232. Two British field compasses, a WWI private officers', in leather case and a WWII

military issue by T.G. & Co London No. B26717, 1940 MK II (Est. 50-80) 233. A Victorian 1st Lincoln Rifle Volunteers helmet plate and a Prussian pickelhaube

helmet plate missing orb, staff and claws (Est. 80-100) 234. A 1st Volunteer Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, red mess tunic with 1V Lincoln

epaulettes, collar badge, buttons, marksman and good conduct sleeve patches, stamped inside '518' and marked lower inside back A.Ellwood (some moth damage and staining) (Est. 100-200)


235. A 1st Volunteer Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, red mess jacket and waistcoat with epaulette badges and spares, additional collar pips, VD medal ribbon, name plate to collar and waistcoat belt marked Major A.Ellwood 5815, along with a white leather belt (Est. 80-100)

236. Officers complete ceremonial leather crossbelt with trench whistle, chain and

badges (Est. 40-60) 237. A 1st Volunteer Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, officers dress sword 1897

pattern, probably belonging A. Ellwood; bullion wire grip, leather bound hilt, by Hobson & Son Little Windmill St, London, complete with leather bound scabbard (Est. 70-100)

238. 4th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment red mess dress uniform of A.A. Ellwood,

comprising jacket with bullion wire epaulette badges and collar pips, 1 red and 1 white waistcoat, and trousers (various moth holes) (Est. 50-80)

239. 4th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment red mess dress jacket and waistcoat of A.A.

Ellwood, with metal epaulette badges and collar pip (various moth holes and tears) (Est. 40-60)

240. 4th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment mess dress of C.H. Ellwood comprising 2 pairs

of trousers (marked C.H.E.), leather belt and pouch, and a peaked cap by Lewis Moses marked inside C.H. Ellwood (Est. 40-60)

241. Lincolnshire Regiment WWII officers side cap with badge and buttons (moth eaten

lining) along with a Lincolnshire Regiment 1950's beret with badge, by Supak Manufacturing Co. Ltd, part moth eaten (Est. 10-20)

242. Two navy WWII tunics belonging A.A. Ellwood complete with DSO MC group medal

ribbons, various epaulette badges and buttons (Est. 40-60) 243. 1950's Officers uniform comprising tunic and trousers, tailored Nov. '53 for P.F.

Walter Esq Notts & Derby by Claude Ragan, re-issued with Lincolnshire Regiment buttons and collar pips, and a peaked cap by Flights Ltd (Est 20)

244. Three cotton dress shirts, white cotton jacket and a collar board marked A.A.

Ellwood, the shirts by Ranken & Co Calcutta, 2 still wrapped in laundry labels for the Sleaford Laundry Co. Ltd (Est 10)

245. A good quantity of correspondence, original documents, invitations and ephemera

from the Ellwood household, predominately in relation to Arthur Ellwood and his farming affairs but also including invitations to Rosamund Nancy Ellwood to various functions at the High Commission in Colombo and Kuala Lumpur (Est. 40-60)

246. A quantity of original correspondence from the Ellwood household, predominately

late 19th century between Arthur Ellwood and the Revesby Estate, both with the Agent Joseph Walter and the Stanhopes direct on tenancy and other matters, plus other general correspondence (Est. 40-60)


247. Brigadier General C.E. Heathcote C.B., G.M.G., D.S.O., who served for a time with the 4th Lincolnshires, two hand written letters to his father, one dated 3rd February c.1917 on The Turf, Cairo, headed paper and a pencil written letter dated 1.3.19. Charles Heathcote was decorated with a D.S.O. group of seven (Est. 50-80)

248. Phoebe Harding Ellwood, b.1883, sister to Arthur Addison and Charles Hugh

Ellwood and daughter of Arthur & Caroline Ellwood, who was an ARRC nurse, the lot containing her boxed ARRC medal with ribbon; c.14 enamelled Red Cross, National Savings Movement and other badges; various correspondence to her during WWI from and in relation to her brothers and approx. 13 WWI photographic postcards, predominately relating to nursing including Christ's Hospital Lincoln with temporary wards in the grounds (Est. 80-120)

249. Lieutenant Col. Arthur Ellwood, 1st Volunteer Battalion Lincs. Regiment, born 1848,

died c.1915. A fine collection of original documentation, military and other ephemera, including a boxed Volunteer Decoration medal (brooch bar missing); a boxed Rifle Association medal 1860; swagger stick with Lincs. Regiment knop; two wooden tent/horse markers 'Lieut.Col. A.Ellwood 1st Vol.Batt.Lincs.Reg't' and 'Lieut.Col.A.Ellwood'; a folder of documents and correspondence including Rifle Proficiency certificates, general correspondence from the late 19th century and WWI, 1st Volunteer Batt. Lincs. Regiment memoranda, birth certificate and Royal military commission to Lieutenant dated November 1878 and Coronation Invitational material for King Geo V and Mary 1911 (Est. 200-300)

250. A GB WWI group of three awarded to Lieutenant Charles Hugh Ellwood, 4th

Battalion, Lincs. Regiment, 1914-15 Star, War and Victory medals and death plaque, framed. Killed in action 1st June 1915 at Wytschaete, buried Dranoutre churchyard, Belgium. He was son of Lt. Col. Arthur Ellwood and brother to Major A.A. Ellwood and Phoebe H. Ellwood. With his brother he joined Horncastle Company of the old Lincoln Volunteers of which their father was Colonel Commanding. At the outbreak of war he volunteered for Imperial Service and went to France. He was appointed in charge of a section of the trenches. Fellow officer Lieutenant Riggull H.B. testified 'It was very bad luck especially as he had been doing such good work. He often used to crawl right out to the German line at night and gave a lot of valuable information. The General sent for him personally and congratulated him'. Sold with a quantity of original documentation and supporting ephemera including a folder of correspondence and telegrams in relation to his death and his final hand written, unfinished letter to his mother, dated the day prior to his death; his Princess Mary Christmas box with correspondence to his father, awarded in 1919 posthumously; 'The Glory of God' scroll and certificate purchased by the family; seven photographs from the trenches including Charles Ellwood; Graves Registration Commission and two photographic portraits. (Est. 400-600)


251. A GB Distinguished Service Order First and Second World War group of eleven awarded to Colonel A.A. Ellwood D.S.O. O.B.E. M.C. Lincolnshire Regiment; Distinguished Service Order G.V.R. silver gilt and enamels; The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire; Military Cross G.V.R.; 1914-15 Star; War & Victory Medals M.I.D. oak leaf; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star clasp North Africa 1942-43; War Medal & Territorial Decoration G.V.R. silver, silver gilt; with miniatures of the M.C., 1914-15 Star, War and Victory Medals, G.V.R. Territorial. D.S.O., M.B.E. and boxes for the D.S.O., O.B.E. and M.C.; Grants of Dignity for the D.S.O. and M.B.E. in original envelopes. Killed in action 15th March 1943, presumed lost at sea, commemoration at Broadwood Memorial, Surrey. He was son of Lt. Col. Arthur Ellwood and brother to Lieut. Charles Hugh Ellwood and Phoebe H. Ellwood. With his brother he joined Horncastle Company of the old Lincoln Volunteers of which their father was Colonel Commanding. At the outbreak of war, he volunteered for Imperial Service and became Brigade Machine gun officer. He went to India as second in command of a machine gun battalion in the period after Armistice and subsequently in commend of the 4th Battalion Lincs. Regiment. None of the D.S.O., M.B.E. or M.C. were 'event specific' and do not have associated citations. Sold with a quantity of original documentation and ephemera, including dog tags A.A. Ellwood C.E. 4th Lin.R.; boxed Lincs County Miniature Rifle Association medal and framed certificate; a folder of correspondence including WWI Christmas cards from the field to home 1917, various letters from Arthur to his mother and sister from WWI, war office notification and telegram to his wife regarding his death, a quantity of sympathy letters to his widow, two congratulation letters to Arthur on the award of D.S.O., his last Will and Royal military commission; a framed GVI R.I. commemorative scroll; two framed photographic portraits in uniform; an unframed photograph of a group of Lincs. Regiment officers including Arthur, period inscription verso Maj. Ellwood; a book of 202nd Machine Gun Battalion Officers Mess Bills 1919-20, many signed Major A.A. Ellwood and desk stamp; a folder of military documents and correspondence relating to operations post WWI in relation to India etc and some WWII; Army Form A.2019 to Lieut. A.A. Ellwood 4th Batt. L.R. dated 1912 confirming cost of a MK IV tripod being £32 and a Military Book The Indian Empire with penned signature to cover 'A.A. Ellwood' (Est 2,000-4,000)

251A. The daily diary of Arthur Addison Ellwood with manuscript entries from the field and home, predominately 1917-1919, with five entries for 1916. Cloth bound with gilt edged pages, the opening pages signed Major A.A. Ellwood and impressed ‘Manor House, Mareham, Boston, Lincs’ (Est 300-500)

BRASS, COPPER & METALWARE

252. Brass wall mounted external hand bell (Est 20) 253. A Victorian ornate desk stand with horse and oak tree surmounted, holding an

epergne, two ink wells and pen tray, etched foliate decoration on four ball feet (Est 30-50)

254. A group of eleven early 20th century and late Victorian brass drawer handles, 3

pairs and 5 odd (Est 10) 255. A Victorian copper coal scuttle, with hammered finish on shaped base (Est 10-20)


256. A 20th century cast iron 3 branch wall sconce in organic form (Est 10-20) 257. Set of three circular copper rustic graduated egg poachers (Est 20-40) 258. A circular 2' diameter brass plaque with a portrait of Peter Paul Reubens in relief

(rough condition) (Est 40-60) 259. Two copper and brass powder flasks, one with relief shell form decoration, along

with a smaller chrome and brass flask with relief shell form decoration (Est 20-40) 260. W A Webb Ltd, London brass balance scales (Est 40) 261. Victorian brass oil lamp with etched shade to porcelain base (Est 50-60) 262. A Falk's oil lamp, with clear glass reservoir and chimney on a pierced square

swept cast iron base with relief roses, c.21" tall (Est 20-30) 263. An English made Duplex oil lamp with highly decorative relief urn shaped metal

base, circular plinth, c. 21" tall (Est 20-30) 264. A Victorian oil lamp, with white glass reservoir, on a circular relief swept metal

base, with bulbous etched floral chimney, c. 17" tall (Est 10) 265. A highly decorative Hinks's Duplex oil lamp, with heavy plated tapering base of

three lions mask and paw supports to shaped plinth, on three fluted ball feet, clear glass reservoir and chimney with frilly pink edged shade, c. 31.5" tall (Est 40-60)

266. A small brass based oil lamp, with cylindrical body, carrying handle with wall

mounted bracket, made in Germany for The Silberlight Co. London, with two spare chimneys, c. 12" tall (Est 10-20)

267. A Hinks's Duplex No.2 oil lamp with glass reservoir and hexagonal green and

etched floral shade and chimney, c. 13" tall (Est 20-30) 268. A Victorian oil lamp, with etched globe shade, coloured glass reservoir on a fluted

brass column to coloured glass circular pedestal base (Est 10-20)

SILVER

269. A Mappin & Webb cased three-piece dressing set of two button hooks and shoe horn plus another button hook with heavily embossed Birmingham 1901/2 handles and a cased plated pair of heavily embossed fruit serving spoons (Est. 20-30)

270. Two cased christening sets, a London 1870 spoon and Birmingham 1930 form,

monogrammed R.N.S.E. (Rosamund Nancy Susan Ellwood) and a Sheffield 1922 knife, fork and spoon, monogrammed C.J.S.E. (Charles John Soulby Ellwood), c. 3.7 ozs net total (Est. 20-40)

271. Two London cased pepperettes in baluster form, on stepped pedestal bases dated

1908 and 1916, slightly differing knops, the retailers case W. Mansell, Silver Street, Lincoln, one stamped same to the base, c. 2.85 ozs total (Est. 20-40)


272. A pair of Sheffield 1908 decorative urn form candlesticks, with beaded and swag decoration on square pedestal bases (some damage and misshapen), approx. 3.5" tall and 9.4 ozs (Est. 20-40)

273. Two cases of flatware, a set of 6 Sheffield 1918 teaspoons, with shell form handles

and 6 fruit knives with Sheffield 1919 handles, c. 3 ozs net (Est. 20-40) 274. A Birmingham 1911 circular pierced sweetmeat basket, with two garland handles,

c. 5" diameter and 3 ozs (Est. 30-50) 275. A pair of Birmingham 1902 decorative sweetmeat baskets, in oval form, with

pierced and embossed foliate decoration, c. 1.7 ozs (Est. 20) 276. A Birmingham 1904 cigarette case monogrammed A.E. (some dents) c. 4.78 ozs

(Est. 40-60) 277. A Birmingham 1911 capstan inkwell (damaged) and a plated letter opener (Est. 10-20) 278. A London 1909 cylindrical form caddy and lid, with gadrooned edging, stamped

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street, London to the base, c.4" tall and 4.5 ozs (Est. 40-60)

279. A cased set of four Birmingham 1920 salts with spoons, each with pie crust edging

on four pad feet, the retailers box lining - Wilson & Gill, The Goldsmiths 139 Regent Street, London c. 3.77 ozs (Est. 30-50)

280. A Birmingham 1903 card case, with profuse embossed scrolling decoration and

profile bust of a maiden, monogrammed P.H.E. (Phoebe Harding Ellwood), along with a crocodile skin purse, with London 1910 mounts, c. 2.03 ozs net (Est. 80-120)

281. Two decorative ladles with ebony handles, a smaller with London 1802 bowl, the

larger inset with Geo.III 1787 silver sixpence (Est. 30-50) 282. A Birmingham 1933 cased two-piece Art Deco christening set of spoon and bowl,

c. 3.5 ozs (Est. 30-40) 283. A pair of Birmingham 1919 cylindrical candlesticks on circular pedestal bases

(slight misshape and dent to one), c.4.5" tall and 10.92 ozs gross (Est. 40-60) 284. A six sectional napkin ring case, containing four (2 missing) London 1920 Art Deco

napkin rings, with geometric banding and blank cartouches and a pair of Sheffield napkin rings, in flared form, with hammered finish and blank cartouches, c.7.67 ozs net total (Est. 80-100)

285. Two pieces of tableware, a London 1763 sauce boat with gadrooned rim, leaf cap

scroll handle on three shell and hoof feet and a Birmingham 1908 sugar bowl with pie crust rim on three pad feet (misshapen) c. 6.89 ozs total (Est. 80-120)


286. Two pieces of 4th Battalion Lincs. Regiment presentation ware, each with regimental crest, presented to the Ellwood family, a London 1919 rectangular cedar-lined cigarette box, with sectional interior and engine turned lid inscribed 'Presented to Capt. A.A. Ellwood D.S.O., O.B.E., M.C. on The Occasion of His Marriage By The Officers of the 4th Battalion of the Lincolnshire Regiment 28th July 1921' and a Mappin & Webb napkin ring, inscribed 'C.J.S. Ellwood 1934' (Est. 100-150)

287. Flatware, a set of five London 1787 teaspoons, monogrammed P.H.E. (Phoebe

Harding Ellwood), c.2.48 ozs (Est. 15-20) 288. Flatware, a pair of London 1805 sauce ladles monogrammed H (one handle

misshapen) and a pair of London 1803 tablespoons (monogram unclear), c. 5.6 ozs (Est. 40-60)

289. Flatware, a set of eight London 1864 fiddle pattern teaspoons, monogrammed

C.H.E. (Charles Hugh Ellwood), approx. 5 bowls misshapen, c. 5.09 ozs (Est. 40-60) 290. Flatware, eleven London fiddle pattern teaspoons, five 1865 and six 1871, all

monogrammed A.C.E. (Arthur & Caroline Ellwood), three bowls misshapen, c. 7.25 ozs (Est. 70-90)

291. Flatware, four London tablespoons: three 1778 by William Sumner and Richard

Crossley and 1809 by Sarah & John William Blake, with matched gadrooned edging, various monograms, c. 8.09 ozs (Est. 80-100)

292. Flatware, a set of six Sheffield 1922 dinner forks, monogrammed P.H.E. (Phoebe

Harding Ellwood), c.13.01 ozs (Est. 120-150) 293. Flatware, seven fiddle pattern tablespoons, four London 1812, monogrammed

C.H.E. (Charles Hugh Ellwood); two London 1820 monogrammed A.C.E. (Arthur & Caroline Ellwood) and one London 1890, c. 15.51 ozs (Est. 150-180)

294. Flatware, twelve London fiddle pattern dessert spoons, four 1869; two 1870 and six

1874, all monogrammed S.A., c. 14.17 ozs (Est. 150-180) 295. Flatware, twelve London fiddle pattern dessert spoons, eleven 1865

monogrammed C.W.E. (Charles William Ellwood) and one 1891 monogrammed A.A.E. (Arthur Addison Ellwood), c. 16.13 ozs (Est. 170-200)

296. A pair of Sheffield 1920 conical spill vases, with flared frilly tops on circular

pedestal bases (some damage), c. 6.5" tall and 8 ozs gross (Est. 20-40) 297. A Sheffield 1882 large goblet trophy, with profuse etched foliate decoration, on a

circular beaded pedestal base, the cartouches inscribed 'Presented by G.H. Gilmore Dymoke Esq - Won By Lieutenant Ellwood 1885', the base stamped Mappin & Webb London Sheffield, c. 11" tall and 16.33 ozs (Est. 180-250)

298. A London 1925 oviform teapot, on pedestal base, with beaded edging (c.5 dents to

the body), c. 20.07 ozs gross (Est. 200-250)


299. A London 1785 coffee pot by Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp, in baluster form on circular pedestal base (slightly misshapen) with beaded edging, lift lid with spherical knop, approx. 9" tall and 21.8 ozs (Est. 400-600)

300. A Birmingham 1915 shallow cylindrical lidded jewellery casket, with shaped and

etched top, velvet lined interior on three foliate pad feet, c. 5.5" diameter and 7.9ozs gross (Est 30-50)

301. Tableware comprising a Birmingham 1894 pepperette in baluster form on a circular

pedestal base; a set of five Dutch silver coffee spoons with barley twist handles to spherical knop and a set of six white metal Art Deco coffee spoons stamped AJD (Est 15-30)

302. A cased pair of Birmingham 1905 napkin rings with etched decoration, the lining

with retailers mark Wherly and Sheraton, 66 & 67 High Street, Sunderland and a Birmingham 1920 napkin ring, with pie crust edge, engine turned body, monogrammed F.J.C, c. 2.52 ozs net (Est 20-30)

303. Flatware, nine pieces comprising a pair of London 1823 teaspoons monogrammed

H.R; a pair of London 1842 fiddle pattern condiment spoons with bird and leaf crest; a pair of Sheffield 1899 coffee spoons with barley twist stems; a Dublin 1825 teaspoon; a London 1825 caddy spoon and a Sheffield 1918 mustard spoon with beaded edging, c. 4.03 ozs (Est 30-40)

304. A Sheffield 1935 sauce boat, with loop handle, pie crust edging on three pad feet,

c. 3.37 ozs (Est 25-40) 305. A Chester 1924 cylindrical jewellery casket, with pie crust edging, geometric

shaped lid with circular blank cartouche and blue satin lined interior on three foliate feet, c. 2.56 ozs gross (Est 30-50)

306. A pair of Birmingham 1903 cauldron form salts, with scrolling relief rims on three

pad feet and a Birmingham 1913 thimble, c. 1.99 ozs total (Est 10-20) 307. A Birmingham 1964 four-piece tea service by Walker & Hall, comprising teapot, hot

water jug, cream and sugar; in baluster form on circular pedestal bases, with gadrooned edging, leaf cap scrolling handles and cone form finials, c. 51.45 ozs total gross (Est 400-600)

308. Set of six Mappin & Webb Art Deco teaspoons, c. 1923 (Est 70-80) 309. Hester Bateman serving spoon, 2.1oz London, monogrammed (Est 100-120) 310. William Bateman ladle, 2oz, London 1828 (Est 50-60) 311. Six teaspoons, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, 2.5oz, 1800/1802, monogrammed

G.RL (Est 80-100) 312. Four various teaspoons and propelling pencil (Est 30) 313. Charles Horner Chester 1923 thimble (Est 30)


314. Set of six Sheffield handled tea knives in odd box 315. Three silver handled items, a button hook Birmingham 1898 embossed; glove

stretchers Birmingham 1919 and a cheese knife, continental (Est 10) 316. A cased set of six Sheffield 1923 coffee spoons, c. 1.7ozs (Est 10-15) 317. Four matchbox holders/strikers, a London 1899 plain slip case; a plain slip case

with indistinct hallmarks, with embossed image of Bath Abbey monogrammed I.M.P; a London 1901 case with geometric etched banding monogrammed AGB; a Birmingham 1904 pedestal case, with embossed scrolling decoration and blank cartouche and a Birmingham 1897 wine bottle top, with engine turning and family crest, by Asprey, c. 2.71 ozs total (Est 20-40)

318. A Sheffield 1898 Art Nouveau teapot, with relief shaped body and pie crust edging,

ebonised handles and finial, c. 12.24 ozs gross (Est 100-120) 319. Three pieces of flatware, a Sheffield 1957 caddy spoon; an Edinburgh 1860

mustard spoon and a pickle fork with a Sheffield 1979 Kings pattern handle, c. 1 oz net (Est 10-20)

320. Two miniature trophies on circular pedestal bases, a Sheffield 1960 two handled

cup, Birmingham 1942 goblet and a small pen knife with an embossed Birmingham 1902 foliate case enclosing a blade and scissors; the trophies c. 2.75" tall and 5.39 ozs gross (Est 20-40)

SILVER PLATE

321. A three bottle tantalus, on a rectangular base with bracket feet and presentation plaque - 'Presented to Major A. Ellwood By Officers, N.C. Officers and Men of G. Co. 1st V.B. Lincoln Regiment October 1894 (Est. 40-60)

322. Tableware comprising a square four bottle cruet, with handle on ball feet; two

conical wine buckets with lions mask handles and vine form swags; an ornate drum form sugar holder with shovel and baluster form pitcher with vine swag (Est 20-40)

323. A cased pair of Victorian fish servers by Martin & Naylor Sheffield, with ornate

pierced and etched decoration including panel of a maritime scene and Sheffield silver collars (Est 10-20)

324. A decorative rectangular desk stand, with profuse relief swag decorated canted

borders, etched decoration to the base, two cylindrical lidded glass inkwells, pen holder surmounted by a stag figure on four scrolling feet (Est 20-30)

325. Pair of Corinthian column candlesticks on square pedestal bases, c. 29cm high

(Est 20-40) 326. Four-piece tea set of teapot, hot water, cream and sugar on tray (Est 20) 327. Early 20th century spirit kettle with wicker handle (Est 20)


328. Early 20th century spirit kettle with part ebonised handle and knop (Est 20) 329. Early 20th century spirit kettle on branch form stand with branch decoration and

cone finial (Est 20-30) 330. A three-piece pie crust shaped cruet set of pepper, salt and mustard with blue

glass liners and spoons, in Mappin & Webb retailers box (Est 10-20) 331. An Osborne Sheffield ladle with incised and shaped border to the handle, c. 11"

long (Est 10) 332. A Viner's Sheffield Alma plate four-piece tea service with flared bodies,

compressed handles and finials comprising tea pot, hot water jug, cream and sugar (Est 10-20)

JEWELLERY

333. Art Deco sterling citrine stone ring 334. Black bead necklace and a heavy Jade coloured stone necklace 335. Two sterling necklaces, one with amethyst drop pendant, the other with triangular

pendant inset with stone 336. A gents 9ct gold ring, with pierced shoulders and solitaire stone, c. 6.7 grams

(Est 60-80) 337. 9ct gold and silver stamped marcasite eternity ring 338. Silver Pandora boxed ruby ring 339. Silver Pandora boxed pink gem ring 340. Gold floral pendant on chain 341. Full eternity ring with white sapphires 342. Ladies sterling silver amethyst bracelet 343. Four boxed silver Pandora charms 344. Ladies amethyst inset ring 345. Mens 9ct gold buckle ring, c. 13.4 grams (Est 100-150) 346. Gold picture locket on chain, stamped 9ct 347. Boxed silver and rose gold clasp Pandora bracelet 348. Hot diamonds ladies boxed necklace and chain link bracelet stamped Tiffany 925


CLOCKS, WATCHES & BAROMETERS

349. A 20th century teak cased barograph by Carl Zeiss Jera Ltd (Est. 40-60) 350. A small Victorian, mahogany cased wall clock, with circular black and white

enamelled dial with Roman Numerals, J.N.P? Bailey Horncastle, c.8.25" (Est. 30-50) 351. An oak long case clock, with 8-day movement, painted dial with green and gilt

floral spandrels, moon dial by Muncaster Isle of Man, enclosed by a hood with swan-neck pediment, the case with mahogany crossbanding and ebony stringing (Est. 100-200)

352. A mid-20th century oak cased mantle clock with Westminster chime (in working

order) (Est 20-40) 353. 20th century miniature gilt brass carriage clock with bevelled glass panels, black

and white dial, Chaz Frodsham, London (Est 20-40) 354. Late Victorian mahogany framed wheel barometer with thermometer (Est 30-50) 355. A jewel set cased ladies cocktail watch 356. Fossit and Thorne advertising wall clock 357. Boxed gents Festina wrist watch and gents boxed Accurist wrist watch (Est 20) 358. Silver plated pocket watch and silver watch 359. An early 20th century circular brass framed clock and a large cased pocket watch

in a plated case (Est 30) 360. An oak long case clock with brass dial, inscribed Sam Stokes, with 30 hour

movement, the hood with pediment and dentil frieze, fluted column detail to the case (Est 100-200)

PICTURES & MIRRORS

361. A framed Victorian sampler by Susanna Farrow, Hogsthorpe 1825 aged 15, various moth holes, c. 32 cm x 43 cm (Est. 20-30)

362. Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011) two limited edition coloured mixed medium shooting

prints, both signed in pencil on the mount, two dogs on a hillside no. 14/100 and a spaniel retrieving a pheasant 48/100, each c. 14" x 19.5" (Est. 70-100)

363. Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011) gilt framed oil on canvas, retrieving a pheasant, c.64

cm x 49 cm (Est. 200-400) 364. Gilt framed oil on canvas of harvest time, signed WH Williams lower left (believed

Walter Heath Williams Brit. 1835-1906), c. 65 cm x 44 cm (Est. 400-600)


365. Gilt framed oil on canvas landscape, girl in a country lane, with sheep, signed WH Williams lower right (believed Walter Heath Williams Brit. 1835-1906), c. 65cm x 44.5 cm (Est. 400-600)

366. Gilt framed oil on canvas, river landscape with a boy and girl by a country cottage,

believed Walter Heath Williams but unsigned, c. 55 cm x 29 cm (Est. 150-250) 367. Henry Redmore (Hull 1820-1888) gilt framed oil on canvas, shipping off Whitby in

rough seas, signed lower left H. Redmore 1860? (possibly requires some retouching), c. 44 cm x 28.5 cm (Est. 2,000-4,000)

368. J T Burgess (local artist), three signed and framed watercolours of Lincolnshire: In

the Wolds 1908, river scene 1913 and a country lane with cottage and distant church, some foxing, c. 30 – 34 cm x 22 – 24 cm (Est 40-60)

369. J T Burgess (local artist) watercolour of a river scene, signed and dated 1911, c. 36

cm x 22.5 cm (foxing to the mount) (Est 20-30) 370. J T Burgess (local artist) gilt framed watercolour of a loch and river by a formal

garden, signed and dated 1909, c. 34 cm x 23 cm (some foxing) (Est 20-30) 371. J T Burgess (local artist) gilt framed watercolour possibly of Boston Docks, signed

and dated 1910, c. 35 cm x 24.5 cm (some foxing) (Est 40-60) 372. J T Burgess (local artist) gilt framed watercolour, Bolingbroke Castle, signed and

dated 1911, (some foxing), c. 34 cm x 25 cm (Est 40-60) 373. J T Burgess (local artist), gilt framed watercolour, probably near Gibraltar Point,

signed J T Burgess 1911 after W B Thomas, (some foxing) c. 35 cm x 23.5 cm (Est 50-80)

374. J T Burgess (local artist), gilt framed watercolour of coastal beach scene, signed

and dated 1918 after W B Thomas, c. 22,5 cm x 30.5 cm (some foxing) (Est 50-80) 375. Maple framed Georgian sampler by Jane Brown, c. 1788, some damage and moth

holes, c. 32 cm x 44 cm (Est 30-40) 376. A Saxton and Hole coloured map of Worcestershire with cartouche upper right,

'Wigorniensis Conitatus Sabrine', c. 12" x 11" (Est 20-40) 377. Map of Kent, hand coloured, copper engraving, dated 1797 by Stockdale, c. 20" x

13.5" and a limited edition print of a map of Ashdown Forest, William Figg, the original 1854, No. 26/100, c. 13.5" x 10.5" (Est 40-60)

378. Denys James Watkins-Pitchford (1905-1990) acrylic on board of seashore, signed

lower right D Watkins-Pitchford 76, c. 29.5 cm x 24 cm (Est 300-500) 379. Clarence Henry Roe (British 1850-1909), oil on canvas of stags in a Highland

landscape by a loch, signed lower right, c. 35" x 24" (some restoration required) (Est 300-500)


380. William Manners 1860-1930, two watercolours of Victorian pastoral scenes, figures haymaking by trees and a fence with heavy skies and ladies collecting firewood in an autumnal landscape, each signed lower left, c. 6.75" x 9" (Est 100-200)

381. Barbara C Shaw, palette knife oil on board of a Yorkshire street scene, Thorpe

Village, c. 29.5" x 19.5" (Est 50-80) 382. Watercolour, 'Lost', a highland cow in Meanwoods (Leeds), signed Leslie Bell,

framed and glazed (Est 20-30) 383. Watercolour, 'Pansies and Daisies', signed Tina Morris, framed and glazed

(Est 10-20) 384. Watercolour, 'Bridleway, South Rauceby' signed S. Horton-Smith 1981, framed and

glazed (Est 20-30) 385. Oil on board of still life with flowers signed J Lomberg, in a moulded gilt frame

(Est 40-60) 386. After Thomas Rowden, a Victorian watercolour of cattle in a highland landscape,

c. 29" x 18", in gilt mount and frame, some foxing, signed 'Rowden '86' lower left (Est 50-80)

387. Acton, Walter Robert Stewart 1879 - 1960, two watercolours of Kent coastal

scenes, both signed lower left, High Barn Rottingdean 1912, c. 20" x 13.5" and Firle Beacon with figure and High Barn Rottingdean in the distance 1928, c. 17" x 12" (Est 20-40)

388. Pastel portrait of an Edwardian gentleman in a rosewood frame, c. 21" x 30"

(Est 20-40) 389. A framed Victorian sampler by Frances Judd, November 3rd 1850, various moth

holes, c. 30.5 cm x 39 cm (Est 30-50) 390. A narrow rectangular bevel edged wall mirror, with a profusely carved and pierced

dark oak foliate frame, c. 20" x 66" (Est. 30-50) 391. A large rectangular bevel edged over mantle with some distress to the plate, in a

profusely carved foliate dark oak frame, on ceramic ball feet, c. 44" x 53.5" (Est. 80-100)

392. Edwardian cheval mirror in mahogany veneered frame, with ebony stringing, caved

urn finials and bevelled plate, on four splayed feet (some veneer damage) (Est 100-150)

392A. A watercolour of the Iron-Duke class battleship HMS Benbow, titled and signed

lower right c. 12’ x 8’ (Est 10-20) 392B. A group of three miscellaneous pictures, an illustrated oriental silk of figures in a

garden in a lacquered decorative frame; an early 20th century Kelly’s coloured road map of Lincolnshire and a portrait print of a girl and dog (Est 10-20)


FURNITURE

393. A late Victorian elm bow back smokers chair with open scrolling arms; spindle back, saddle shaped seat on turned legs and stretchers (damaged to one spell) (Est. 60-80)

394. A set of 6 Edwardian oak framed bar splat back dining chairs with trefoil and

quatrefoil detail, re-covered sprung seats and turned and fluted tapering front legs (Est. 40-60)

395. An ebonised oak tall back hall chair, with pierced and turned back, open arms and

needlepoint seat on carved scrolling legs and pierced stretcher (some repair) (Est. 40-60)

396. Three dark oak profusely carved wall brackets, with vine detail - a pair of three-tier

with turned supports and one single shelved (Est. 30-50) 397. A 20th century oak corner floor standing cabinet with profusely carved foliate

panels, shelved interior, on bun feet (Est. 10-20) 398. A set of six Edwardian mahogany framed dining chairs with re-covered pad seats

and backs, spell bands and turned and fluted tapering legs to china castors (Est. 40-60)

399. An early 20th century oak circular 'gypsy' table with bobbin-turned supports

(Est. 30-50) 400. A Georgian oak three drawer lowboy on tapering square legs (Est. 40-60) 401. A yew Windsor chair, with pierced splat back, open arms, on turned legs to

crinoline stretcher (Est 60-80) 402. 20th century oak stool with turned spells and supports, upholstered seat 403. Circular mahogany occasional table, turned column on circular pedestal base

(Est 20-30) 404. Victorian ornate mahogany framed fireside chair, foliate carving, serpentine

stretcher and fine floral needlepoint upholstery (Est 80-120) 405. Victorian oak high back Windsor chair, pierced splats, open scrolling arms and

turned supports (Est 60-80) 406. Late Victorian mahogany framed bedroom chair with green velvet upholstery, low

top rail, on carved scrolling supports (Est 20) 407. Oak coffer with heavily carved front depicting classical pavilions, 2 iron locks, iron

handles and candle box (Est 30-50) 408. Edwardian mahogany wall mounted corner cabinet with astragal glazed door,

shaped inner shelves and lower drawer (Est 20-30)


409. 18th century oak joined panelled coffer with leaf carved banding and candle box (Est 40-60)

410. A reproduction mahogany cylindrical revolving bookcase/stand, with chequered

inland banding and floral motif to the top, brass gallery on three splayed feet to brass castors (Est 20-40)

411. A late Victorian satinwood framed two-fold screen, with velvet and linen panels

and printed inserts of putti (Est 20-40) 412. A Victorian rectangular tapestry top lidded footstool with cross-banding on four

bun feet (Est 10-20) 413. A pair of late 19th century oak rectangular coffin stools, with pierced clover leaf to

the tops, on turned legs and shaped stretcher (Est 20-40) 414. A Victorian mahogany pole screen, with rectangular floral needlepoint panel,

turned column to shaped base on three bun feet (Est 20-30) 415. An early 20th century circular Art Deco brass covered occasional table, with relief

geometric design to the top and pierced and relief carved oak base (Est 20-30) 416. Two early 20th century rectangular long footstools, each with tapestry top, one in

oak with heavy turned legs, the other mahogany on cabriole legs (Est 10-20) 417. Two Edwardian mahogany bedroom chairs, with matching upholstered seats and

backs, pierced splats and floral and strung inlay (Est 20-40) 418. A Victorian mahogany framed rectangular fire screen, with tapestry covered panel

on shaped feet (Est 10-20) 419. A set of seven good quality 20th century oak framed dining chairs, with brass

studded leather covered pad seats and backs, with pegged joints on turned front legs (5 + 2) (Est 100-150)

420. Liberty & Co., oak wall mounted smokers cabinet, c. 1910, the frieze stencilled with

the phrase 'The man who smokes thinks like a sage and acts like a Samaritan' above a cupboard door, stencilled with a lion rampant, flanked by an open recess above bracketed shelves, the top with an ivorine Liberty & Co London W. label and recessed plate display lip, c. 28" wide x 7" deep x 24" tall (Est 150-200)

421. 19th century oak wall mounted corner cupboard with fielded panel door, shaped

shelves (Est 20) 422. Victorian mahogany rectangular D ended fold-over occasional table with ebony

stringing and inlay on 4 tapering square legs (Est 20-40) 423. A Victorian mahogany ladder back correction chair, with turned supports,

stretchers and pad seat (Est 20-40) 424. A small late 18th century oak straight front chest of three graduating drawers, with

brass drop handles and escutcheons on bracket feet (Est 100-150)


425. A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, with carved scrolling top rails, bar splats, pad seats with turned and fluted front legs (Est 40-60)

426. A late Victorian walnut serpentine fronted credenza, with ornate ormolu mounts,

boxwood stringing, marquetry floral spray panels and shelved interior (Est 80-120) 427. A small oak coffer, with three panel lift lid, candle box to the interior, relief carved

frieze and two panels to the front on raised feet (replacement hinges) (Est 30-50) 428. A hardwood box with mother of pearl inlaid panel to the front and brass carrying

handles (Est 10-20) 429. A pair of mid-century beech children's school chairs with scalloped seats on

turned legs and stretchers (Est 10-20) 430. An Indian brass covered circular occasional table, on a folding mahogany base

with barley twist legs, the relief top decorated with serpents and insects, c. 15.5" tall and 23.5" diameter (Est 10-20)

431. An Edwardian satinwood veneered pot cupboard with shelved interior, relief panel

door and fluted surround (water mark to the top) (Est 20-40) 432. An Edwardian oak rectangular wind-out dining table on heavily proportioned

turned and fluted legs to castors (3 spares leaves), c. 54" x 50" unextended (Est. 30-50)

433. A Georgian mahogany bureau with fitted interior, over a base of four graduating

drawers, brass drop handles, on bracket feet (Est. 30-50) 434. An Edwardian mahogany veneered, straight front campaign chest, the upper

section of two over one drawer on a base of two drawers, with recessed geometric brass handles and corner banding (Est. 30-50)

435. A Victorian mahogany serpentine fronted sideboard with scrolling foliate pediment

to the back on a base of three frieze drawers, two shelved and fitted outer cupboards flanking a central two-drawer shelved cupboard (Est. 20-40)

436. A late 19th century mahogany four-tier open bookcase, with canted fluted sides

(originally with an upper section now missing) (Est. 30-50) 437. A late 19th century mahogany veneered straight front chest of two over three

drawers, with bun handles on castors (Est. 30-50) 438. A Victorian mahogany rectangular three-tier buffet on cupboard base, with bobbin

turned supports and shaped aprons, with roundel details, on turned legs to castors (Est. 80-100)

439. A Victorian mahogany rectangular extending dining table (4 spare leaves) on

turned legs with relief carved foliate shoulders, to brass castors, c.52" square unextended (sun bleached) (Est. 20-40)


440. An Edwardian mahogany glazed floor standing corner cabinet, with floral relief borders, velvet lined interior on bracket feet (Est 10-20)

441. An early 20th century mahogany serpentine fronted display cabinet, with

gadrooned edging, fretted doors on ball and claw feet (Est 30-50) 442. A late Victorian bow fronted wall hanging corner cupboard, single drawer and two

dummies below, shelved interior (Est 10) 443. A 20th century solid oak straight front sideboard, with four frieze drawers over two

cupboards, acanthus leaf carved brackets, relief panel doors with Norman arch detail (Est 80-100)

444. A large 20th century oak rectangular refectory table, with six plank top on turned

bulbous heavily carved legs joined by 'Y' form stretchers, c. 88" x 34" (Est 200-300) 445. An Edwardian mahogany straight front display cabinet, with boxwood stringing,

floral swag inlaid frieze, fretted doors with shelved interior on tapering square legs to spade feet (some damage to the feet) (Est 20-30)

446. A Victorian mahogany straight front chest of two over three graduating drawers,

with turned handles, shaped apron and bracket feet (one damaged) (Est 20-30) 447. A Victorian walnut ornate oval tilt top tea table, on four turned supports to four

carved scrolling feet on castors, with central finial to the base (Est 30-50) 448. An early 20th century oak narrow kneehole desk, with central frieze drawer flanked

by two banks of three, brass drop handles, rexine insert to the top, on cabriole feet (Est 40-60)

449. A Georgian oak bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior on a base of four

graduating drawers, the upper of which has a baize lined fitted interior, with oval brass drop handles on bracket feet (Est 50-80)

450. A Victorian mahogany bureau, with fall front enclosing a fitted interior, over a base

of 2 over 4 graduating drawers, with brass drop handles, on bracket feet (Est 40-60)

451. An early 20th century oak hall stand with domed pierced back, central mirror and 7

turned pegs, over a lidded glove box on pierced front support, iron looped side stands (require repair) over drip trays (Est. 30-50)

452. Early 20th century oak hall stand with circular mirror, clothing hooks and umbrella

stand (Est 50-60) 453. An early 20th century Arts and Crafts style oak hall stand, with pierced panels,

coat hooks, bevelled rectangular mirror with glove drawer below, lidded box and drip tray, c. 78" tall x 45" wide (Est 40-60)


454. An Edwardian oak four piece bedroom suite comprising a triple wardrobe with central bank of drawers and cupboard flanked by two mirrored doors; a marble topped washstand with mirrored and tiled back on a pedestal base of three frieze drawers over two cupboards; a dressing chest with central recessed swing mirror, two upper vanity drawers over a base of central drawers and recess flanked by two banks of four graduating drawers, and a pot cupboard, all fluted fronts, scrolling decoration and brass drop handles (Est 100-150)

455. An early 20th century pine triple wardrobe with geometric panelled outer doors

and central mirrored door, the interior fitted with drawers, slides and hanging space, c. 81" tall x 72" wide x 23" deep (Est 60-80)

456. A Victorian pine pot cupboard, with recessed fluted panel door, brass drop handle

and inner shelf (Est 20-40)

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