Works of Art, Collectables

 

431          Lacquered box,
modelled in the form of a book and painted with flowers, 7 1/4in (18.4cm) high
£20-30        sold for £32                                           

 

432          Edwardian fruitwood mirror,
the frame pierced and carved with scrolling acanthus leaf designs and with cherubs, 33in x 32in (83.8cm x 81.3cm)
£200-300     sold for £200                                          

 

433          Edwardian pond yacht,
scratch built and of plank construction, damages, 60in (152.4cm) long
£100-150      sold for £500                                         

 

434          Spirit level by J. Rabone & Sons,
in a wooden box
£30-50    sold for £25                                               

 

435          Child’s hickory shafted golf club,
32in (81.3cm) long
£30-50     sold for £18                                              

 

436          Pair of Sevres style panels,
M’de Paragell and a companion, each painted oval within gilt and blue and in a gilt frame, 9 3/4in x 7 3/4in
(24.8cm x 19.7cm) overall
£150-200          sold for £110                                     

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437          Victorian papier mache letter rack,
painted with gilt over black lacquer and inlaid with mother of pearl,
7 3/4in (19.7cm) wide
£40-60    sold for £20                                               

 

438          Victorian black lacquered mirror bracket,
the rectangular glass within floral designs and with small hinged shelves,
22in (55.9cm) high
£40-60      sold for £40                                             

 

439          Mother of pearl and lace fan,
in a glazed fan shaped wall display case, 23in (58.4cm) wide
£50-80       sold for £65                                            

 

440          Mother of pearl and painted fan,
in a glazed fan shaped wall display case,
25 1/2in (64.8cm) wide
£50-80       sold for £75                                            

 

441          Pair of Victorian brass sconces,
each formed with twin scroll branches
£50-80       sold for £95                                            

 

442          Barograph by J. Hicks of London,
the wooden case with a glazed front, with retailer’s label for Robert Ballantine of Glasgow, 10 1/4in (26cm) high
£60-90          sold for £45                                         

 

443          Pair of lignum vitae vases,
each of oviform shape with circular bases,
8 1/4in (21cm) high
£50-80        sold for £60                                           

 

444          Victorian rosewood tea caddy,
sarcophagus shaped, the divided interior with detachable lids, on squat circular feet, 8 3/4in (22.2cm) wide
£50-70       sold for £40                                            

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445          Victorian rosewood tea caddy,
bordered with parquetry and stringing, the hinged rectangular cover with a brass handle and inset brass edges,
9 1/2in (24.1cm) wide
£50-80         sold for £190                                          

 

446          Art Nouveau claret jug,
the glass body with a slender neck and oviform base section, with a plated cast metal overlay modelled with a semi clad female forming the handle and with fruiting vines, 15 1/2in (39.4cm) high
£150-200                                               

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446 detail

447          Jaguar car mascot,
chromium plated, 7 1/2in (19cm) long
£40-60        sold for £40                                           

 

448          Bentley car mascot,
chromium plated and modelled as a winged ‘B’, 4in (10.2cm) long
£40-60         sold for £55                                          

 

449          Dodge car mascot,
modelled as a leaping ram,
8in (20.3cm) long
£30-50        sold for £30                                           

 

450          Siddley car mascot,
modelled as a seated sphinx on a circular base, inscribed ‘Stanley Carter / 1925 / RHT & TNP’, 3 3/4in (9.5cm) high
£60-90         sold for £52                                          

 

451          Desmo car mascot,
chromium plated and modelled as a leaping trout, stamped ‘Desmo’, on an alabaster base, 5 1/2in (14cm) long
£50-80        sold for £120                                           

 

452          Martin car mascot,
chromium plated and modelled as a housemartin bird, on a polished black stone square plinth, 5 1/2in (14cm) long
£50-80         sold for £130                                          

 

453          French car mascot,
modelled as an eagle, on an alabaster square plinth, 7 1/4in (18.4cm) wide
£60-90        sold for £60                                           

 

454          Collection of car badges,
including that of the AA, RSAC, RAC and others (a lot)
£200-300       sold for £520                                        

 

455          Barrister’s wig in a Japanned case,
probably early 20^th century, the case inscribed ‘Mr J.R. Coulthard’,
10 1/2in (26.7cm) high
£100-200         sold for £160                                      

 

456          Levelling sight and sight stick by J. Brown of Glasgow,
in it’s original wood case,
14in (35.5cm) long
£100-150       sold for £90                                        

 

457          Archaistic design bronze planter,
crescent shaped and cast with symmetric symbols and designs,
11 1/4in (28.5cm) wide
£40-60                                                   

 

458          Cold painted bronze group of three bears,
3 1/2in (8.9cm) wide
£50-80       sold for £100                                            

 

459          Needlework sampler in a wood frame
£30-50         sold for £30                                          

 

460          Needlework sampler in a wood frame
£30-50        sold for £15                                           

 

461          German bisque headed doll,
the head impressed ‘H**bach Koppelstorf 250.10/0 Germany’, the composition body with moveable joints,
14 1/2in (36.9cm) long
£80-120          sold for £120                                       

 

462          Lacquered brush pot;
letter rack; and a pipe rack (3)
£50-70                                                   

 

463          Princess Charlotte of Wales’s 2^nd 66^th Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment poster,
made for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897, 25in x 19in (63.5cm x 48.2cm)
£30-50       sold for £45                                            

 

464          Spelter figure of atlas,
holding aloft a globe of the world,
20in (50.8cm) high
£70-100       sold for £80                                          

 

465          Two sets of postal scales,
each in brass and with a wood base
£50-70        sold for £50                                           

 

466          Bronze incense burner,
circular and with elephant trunk handles and raised on elephant head supports,
16in (40.6cm) wide
£80-120       sold for £120                                          

 

467          Scottish pewter jug,
with a scroll handle, maker Galbraith of Glasgow, 7 1/4in (18.4cm) high
£50-70          sold for £140                                         

 

468          Lot of hickory shafted golf clubs,
including four woods (13)
£70-90        sold for £100                                           

 

469          Set of three steel fire irons
£60-80                                                   

 

470          French bisque headed doll,
maker S.F.B.J., the composition body with moveable joints, 13in (33cm) long
£80-120                                                 

 

471          Victorian brass lap desk,
with brass inset edges and a fitted interior, 17 3/4in (45.1cm) wide
£100-150         sold for £140                                      

 

472          Brass and wood telescope,
inscribed with the maker J.P. Cutts Sutton, 46 1/2in (118cm) extended
£50-80                                                   

 

473          Cold painted bronze lamp,
modelled as a tree with two grouse in relief and on an alabaster base, with a shade,
16 1/2in (41.9cm) high overall
£150-200         sold for £170                                     

 

474          Curling stone,
with a brass and wood handle
£30-50      sold for £52                                            

 

475          Pair of acorn shaped ceiling lights,
each formed with opaque cut glass and with cast metal fitments
£60-90       sold for £50                                              

 

476          Pair of mother of pearl cased opera glasses,
with a hinged holder
£40-60      sold for £60                                             

 

477          Carved ivory and sewn fabric fan,
the original lacquered case painted to the interior with a bird amongst foliage, the case 10 1/4in (26cm) long
£40-60       sold for £15                                            

 

478          Victorian oak stationary box,
with a hinged rectangular top and a drop front writing slope, the interior fitted with divisions and small drawers,
17 1/2in (44.4cm) wide
£300-400        sold for £280                                       

 

479          Group of three parian plaques,
portraying the young Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their [probably] Edward their son, in oak frames, two inscribed ‘J. Peyre F. Nieuwerkerke Dir’
£200-300                                               

 

480          Victorian tile in a wooden frame,
the square pottery tile painted with a medieval scene showing a male and female, 9in (22.8cm) square
£200-300       sold for £200                                        

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481          Mauchline casket,
the hinged lid decorated with The Wallace Monument, 6 1/2in (16.5cm) wide
£50-70                                                   

 

482          Top hat by Hope Brothers of London,
in a case
£30-50        sold for £28                                           

 

483          Map of Scotland by T. Bowen,
13in x 9in (33cm x 22.8cm)
£80-120         sold for £50                                        

 

484          Map of Bute by Timothy Pont,
16in x 20in (40.6cm x 50.8cm)
£150-200        sold for £220                                       

 

485          Map of the Clyde Estuary by Timothy Pont,
16in x 21in (40.6cm x 53.3cm)
£180-250       sold for £270                                        

 

486          Set of three Victorian brass desk accoutrements,
each modelled as a cream pail and inscribed Ink, Stamps & Matches, maker T. Russell, East Street, Brighton
£80-120        sold for £140                                         

 

487          Art Nouveau brass inkstand,
the hinged well cover cast in relief with a female head, 7 3/4in (19.7cm) wide
£50-80       sold for £40                                            

 

488          Mauchline Ware trinket box,
modelled in the form of a witches cauldron, with cover, 2 1/4in (5.7cm) high
£30-50       sold for £25                                            

 

489          Victorian desk inkstand,
with a railed back section and two bottle receptacles, one bottle lacking,
12in (30.5cm) wide
£40-60         sold for £35                                          

 

490          Pewter chocolate pot;
and various other pewterware including tankards and plates (a lot)
£150-200         sold for £210                                      

 

491          Nineteenth century bayonet,
with a brass and leather scabbard,
25 1/2in (64.8cm) long overall
£30-40        sold for £170                                           

 

492          Cavalry sabre,
the blade 33in (83.9cm), with a scabbard
£40-60        sold for £220                                           

 

493          Basket hilt sword,
the blade 35in (88.9cm)
£40-60       sold for £160                                            

 

494          Painted and lacquered snuff box,
the detachable cover painted with Saint Jerome [possibly], 4in (10.2cm) diameter
£50-70                                                   

 

495          Fowler’s Universal Calculator,
in it’s original leather case
£30-40      sold for £15                                             

 

496          Walnut lap desk,
with a fitted interior, 12in (30.5cm) wide
£60-90        sold for £55                                           

 

497          African tribal mask,
bearing a label inscribed ‘Nigerian Mmua Mask, ex Pitt-Rivers’s Col 1912’, carved with a row of standing figures over a head, 20in (50.8cm) high
£400-600sold for £300
Provenance: The Pitt-Rivers collection was recognised as one of the most important of it’s type. Formed in the 19^th century, the collection was exhibited and later dispersed.

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498          Tribal circular bowl,
carved to the exterior with symmetric bands, 11 1/4in (28.6cm) diameter
£40-60           sold for £35                                        

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499          Anglo Indian tea caddy,
decorated to the exterior with bark deigns, the interior with engraved ivory compartments, 14 1/2in (36.8cm) wide
£400-600       sold for £1800                                        

 

500          Cast metal goblet,
richly decorated in relief with animals and figures in a forest, 6 1/2in (16.5cm) high
£100-120       sold for £110                                        

 

501          Pair of cast metal tumblers,
cast in relief with figures dancing and drinking, 6in (15.2cm) high
£100-120       sold for £100                                        

 

502          W. Watson & Sons ‘High Power Binocular’ microscope in a fitted wood case,
black lacquered and with brass mounts and with spare lenses, 12 3/4in (32.4cm) high
£100-150                                               

  502

503          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Tank Transporter With Tank, number 698
£100-150     sold for £130                                         

 

504          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Fire Engine, number 955
£50-70     sold for £45                                              

 

505          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Blaw-Knox Bulldozer, number 961
£50-70        sold for £55                                           

 

506          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Coles Mobile Crane, number 971
£50-70       sold for £65                                            

 

507          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Horsebox, number 981
£50-70      sold for £55                                             

 

508          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Bristol Britannia Airliner, number 998
£70-100         sold for £75                                        

 

509          Dinky Supertoys model in original box,
Mighty Antap Low Loader With Propeller, number 986
£100-150       sold for £180                                        

 

510          Victorian marble and brass mounted stationery casket,
with a fitted interior, 8in (20.3cm) wide
£300-400                                               

  510, 511

511          Gilt bronze and ivory figure of a piper,
the male figure modelled standing and playing bagpipes, signed, 11in (28cm) high
£300-500      sold for £600                                         

 

512          WMF plated sweets dish,
modelled with a young boy kneeling at a pond and looking to a frog seated in the centre, 8 1/2in (21.5cm) long
£200-300                                               

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513          Japanese bronzed figure of a monkey,
his elongated arms extended upwards and seated on a leaf, 11in (28cm) high
£60-90       sold for £60                                            

 

514          Set of six carved ivory napkin rings in a fitted case
£40-60                                                   

 

515          Portrait miniature in an ebonised frame,
portraying a half length female,
5 1/2in x 4 3/4in (14cm x 12cm)
£50-70      sold for £50                                             

 

516          Victorian silver mounted dirk,
with a cairngorm terminal and with accompanying knife and fork similarly set, unmarked, 17 1/2in (44.4cm) long
£700-1000        sold for £760                                     

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517          Victorian silver mounted skean dhu,
with engraved mounts and set with a citrine, unmarked 7 1/2in (19cm) long
£150-200       sold for £140                                        

 

518          Silver and ivory handled presentation walking cane,
the inscription dated 1900,
35in (89cm) long
£80-120       sold for £140                                          

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519          Dormie Upright putter,
with a hickory shaft, 34in (86.3cm) long
£30-50      sold for £30                                             

 

520          Unusual hickory shafted putter,
the curved head with a brass sole plate and stamped ‘Tom Chat’, stamped at the top ‘Silas Gray’, 36in (91.4cm) long
£200-300      sold for £380                                         

 

521          Hickory shafted golf club,
the head stamped ‘Grant Ely / Patented’ and ‘W N B’, 37in (94cm) long
£200-300       sold for £360                                        

 

additional lots 522 - 540