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TheHouse & Garden Sale

Monday 12th MarchABINGDON

Lot 226

The House & Garden SaleMonday 12th Marchat 11am

ViewingFriday 9th March 9am to 5pmSaturday 10th March 9am to 4pmSunday 11th March 10am to 3pmand the morning of the sale from 8.30am

Decorative Furniture, Paintings, Sculpture, Silver andWorks of ArtLots 1-398

LightingLots 400-436

Garden Ornament, Sculpture and Architectural ElementsLots 500-655

Back Cover image: Lot 379

AuctionMallamsDunmore Court, Wootton Road,Abingdon OX13 6BHTel: 01235 462840Fax: 01235 [email protected]

Online catalogue atwww.mallams.co.uk

To bid online please go towww.the-saleroom.com

Conditions of Sale: Theauction is subject to ImportantNotices, Conditions of Saleand to reserves.

See Map at End of Cataloguefor Directions to DunmoreCourt, Abingdon

Condition ReportsPlease note that there are nocondition reports printed in thecatalogue or on any websitelisting. They are available onrequest from the office or [email protected]

BID IN THE SALEROOMRegister at the front desk in advance of theauction, where you will receive a paddlenumber with which to bid. Take your seat inthe saleroom and when you wish to bid,raise your paddle and catch the auctioneer’sattention.

LEAVE A COMMISSION BIDYou may leave a commission bid via thewebsite, by telephone, by email or inperson at Mallams’ salerooms. Simply statethe maximum price you would like to payfor a lot and we will purchase it for you atthe lowest possible price, while taking thereserve price and other bids into account.

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ONLINE LIVE BIDDINGRegister online at the-saleroom.com to bidonline live as the sale is taking place. Youcan also watch and hear the auction online.Please be aware that online bidding costs anextra 3% plus VAT of the final selling price.

OVERSEAS BIDDERSOverseas clients will need to provide proofof identity (a scan of a passport or a nationalID card) and payment card details prior tothe auction.

BUYER’S PREMIUMEach lot is subject to premium on thehammer price of 20% plus VAT – a total of24%. For example:Hammer price – £100Premium at 20% of £100 = £20VAT at 20% of £20 = £4Total price – £124

PAYMENTYou may pay for your purchases in severalways: debit card, credit card (plus 2.28%VAT Inc. on Business and non-EEA cards),bank transfer, cheque or cash.

COLLECTION & DELIVERYIt is your responsibility to arrange collectionof your purchases within one week of thesale. We do not offer postage from any ofour branches. For postage enquiries, pleasecontact the following directly:Abingdon – Pack & Send 01865 260610 or

Mailboxes 01865 741729

Time to sell?

Clocks & Barometers SaleWednesday 18th April

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Suitable Entries InvitedClosing date 21st March 2018

For Valuations & Enquiries Clive Turner 01865 241358 [email protected] www.mallams.co.uk

Explanation of Picture Cataloguing Terms

A work catalogued with the full name of the

artist in our opinion, is or is probably a work

by that artist, however intending buyers

are respectfully reminded to fully satisfy

themselves prior to bidding as the catalogue

description does NOT represent a certificate of

authenticity.

Other wise the following terms are used:

‘Attributed to’ … in our opinion the work is

probably by the artist named in whole or in

part.

‘Circle of ’ … in our opinion the work is by an

artist influenced by the named artist and of the

period.

‘Follower of ’ … in our opinion the work is

executed in the named artist’s style.

‘Manner of ’ … in our opinion the work is

executed in the named artist’s style but is of a

considerably later date.

‘School (together with place or country and

date)’ … in our opinion the work was executed

in that location at that time.

‘After’ … in our opinion the work is a copy of a

known painting by the named artist.

‘Signed’ … in our opinion the signature is by the

hand of the artist stated.

‘Bears signature’ … in our opinion there is an

element of doubt over the signature or it has

been added by another hand.

Important Notices:

Changes to the Droit de Suite or Artist’s

Resale Rights

Pictures produced by European Artists can be

subject to the Droit de Suite or Artist’s Resale

Right which took effect in the United Kingdom

on the 14th February 2006. Under this

legislation Mallams is required to collect a

royalty payment for works by living artists

which sell for more than 1000 Euros. This now

also applies to works by artists who have died

within the last seventy years. It is calculated on

the Rate of Exchange at the European Central

Bank on the date of sale. It is charged to the

buyer as a percentage of the hammer price

and in addition to the buyer’s premium. The

Artist’s Resale right is not subject to VAT. The

charge for Works of Art sold at or above 1000

Euros and below 50,000 Euros is 4%.

For items selling above this figure the fee is

calculated on a sliding scale. These charges

are paid to the Design and Artist’s Copyright

Society (DACS). No additional fees or handling

costs are retained by Mallams.

For more information visit www.dacs.org.uk.

Please be aware of this extra charge and

especially the recent changes if you intend

to bid for any works which might fall into the

above category.

Droit de Suite

1 A BRASS INCENSE OR PERFUME BURNERwith star cut lid, standing on a tripod base, 23cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

2 A GILDED TOLEWARE WALL MIRRORwith embossed floral designs and bevelled glass, 59cm wide x 90cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

4 A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD RECTANGULAR CENTRE TABLE circa 1840 with ring turned supports, united by turned stretcher andthe shaped legs terminating in brass castors 106cm wide x 58cm deepx 76cm high£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

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Furniture and Works of ArtLots 1-398

3 A PAIR OF 19THCENTURY BERLINPORCELAINCANDLESTICKSwith a yellow ground andpainted courting couples,each with hexagonal bases,13.5cm in height £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

5 A GEORGE IV LIBRARYARMCHAIRcirca 1820 with shaped backand scrolling carveddecoration to the arm frontand standing on turned,tapering front legsterminating in brass castors69cm wide x approximately80cm deep x 98cm high £600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

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6 A PAIR OF BLACK LEATHER RIDING BOOTSand trees, the soles approximately 27.5cm long, toe toheel£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

7 AN ANTIQUE LEATHER BLACK JACK TANKARDwith a loop handle, 12cm in height£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

9 A DIRECTOIRE STYLE MARBLE TOPPED GREYPAINTED OVAL SIDE CABINETwith single drawer above a cupboard, with painted linedecoration and standing on turned tapering legsterminating in cast feet, 51.5cm wide x 36cm deep x81cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

8 A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH POTTERY DOG BOWLwith a pink glaze and scallop shell cartouches, centralrose patterns, a shaped top and four feet 18.5cm wide x14cm deep x 8cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

11 ‘COLIN KELLAM’ (b.1942)‘Dodo’, stoneware, 50cm wide x 56cm high (ARR)£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

12 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYSHEPHERD'S SETTLEwith scumbled decoration, standing on a plinth base,132cm x 172cm x 35cm£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

10 AN OLD FIJIANWOODEN ‘TUDONU’WAR CLUBthe carved head with roughinner surface and decoratedto the grip and in otherareas with carved zigzags,98.5cm long£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

13 A VICTORIAN OAK HALL TABLEin the 17th century manner, with rectangular top, acanthus carved frieze, flower carved baluster supports, united bystretchers and on carved bun feet, with two frieze drawers with mask handles to one side, and two faux drawers tothe other, 158cm wide x 89cm deep x 85cm highThis table reputedly was removed from Woodperry House£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

17 A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY HALLCHAIRScirca 1820 with solid backs, shaped seats and turned,tapering front legs, the backs with later decoration ofpainted crests, each chair 42cm wide x 86cm high £400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

15 A JAMES I OAKWAINSCOT CHAIRthe panelled back inset withmarquetry and parquetrydecoration and bearing thedate 1621, the chair withscrolling arms on turnedsupports, solid seat, arcadedfrieze and on turned legsunited by stretchers,stamped with initials AW’63cm wide x 50cm deep x109.5cm high£1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

18 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY MATCHEDSTAINED BONE CHESS SET,the folding board in the form of two leather boundbooks, 45cm x 10cm x 24cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

14 A 20TH CENTURY POLYCHROME PAINTEDPLASTER FIGUREof ‘Sapho’ standing on square base with canted corners,65cm high overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

16 A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR TOPPED SIDETABLEwith two frieze drawers, shaped end supports united by a turnedstretcher and with turned feet and castors 107cm wide x 57.5cmdeep x 73cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

19 A CONTEMPORARY BRONZED CERAMIC BUSTof Emperor Caracalla on socle base 67cm high with amatching plinth of column form 107cm highapproximately£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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20 A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERYSERVING DISH OR PLATTERwith green transfer printed decoration of an Englishcountryside scene, 46cm overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

23 A NAPOLEON III BOULLE WORK MANTEL CLOCKthe enamelled dial with Roman numerals, overall 30cmwide x 25cm high (glass deficient)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

26 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYEMBROIDERED SILK PANELdepicting flower buds in wreath with floral banddecoration (some foxing) 19.5cm x 25cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

21 A SMALL MARBLE TOPPED EMPIRE STYLEHARDWOOD SIDE TABLEwith single frieze drawer, column supports and platformbase, 60cm wide x 35cm deep x 75.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

24 A 19TH CENTURY IRISH MAHOGANY ANDPARCEL GILT CHEVAL MIRRORwith bevelled rectangular mirror plate, carved gilt finials,reeded column supports and on splaying acanthus leafcarved feet united by a turned stretcher, 87cm wide x187cm high£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

27 ROBERT KING‘Canal Reflections, Venice’, oil on canvas, signed lowerright, 35cm x 24cm£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

22 A PAIR OF BRONZED SPELTER ART DECO STYLEHORSES HEAD ORNAMENTSmounted on marbled bases, each with a cast signatureJamar 12cm x 14cm (2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

25 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY OAK GOTHIC REVIVALSIDE CHAIRSwith pierced carved backs, panelled seats and X framedsupports, 52cm wide x 119cm high£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

28 A MINTON PARIAN WARE FIGURE GROUP‘Luke, Chaper 18, Verse 10, Suffer little children to comeunto me and forbid them not’, marked J.Lawlor SCLondon 1852, with dated cipher to the base 1865, 32cmhigh overall (damages)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

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29 A SET OF SIX WATERFORD CRYSTAL WATERGOBLETS with hobnail cut decoration and faceted stems, withetched mark beneath, 20cm high overall (6)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

32 M. MACGREGOR ‘The Watching Bird’, limited edition etching of an owl,signed in pencil lower right, 43cm x 30cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

35 JOHN COXA contemporary cast bronze hanging coat hook in the form of six mice with a piece of cheese 52.5cm long x15.5cm high overall (ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

30 M. MACGREGOR‘So I’ve Had Triplets’, limited edition 2/25, engraving,signed in pencil lower left, and ‘Iris By The Field Gate’,limited edition 5/45, engraving, signed in pencil lowerleft, the largest measures 48cm x 59cm, the smallestmeasures 27cm x 33cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

33 COLLIN KELLAM, A polychrome glazed pottery sculpture of a macaw on abranch perch, 75cm high (ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

31 BROOKES LAW‘Thrashing - Near Myas’, artists proof wood block print,dated and signed, 21cm x 26cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

34 A PAINTED MODEL OF A WOOD PIGEON37cm long x 44.5cm high £70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

36 AN ANTIQUE PARCEL GILT AND GREEN PAINTEDFRENCH HANGING WALL MIRRORwith carved crest, rectangular mirror plate, 49cm wide x79cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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37 A 1:14 SCALE MODEL OF A FERRARI ENGINEDHYDROPLANE,89cm long overallThis model is of the 1953 world record breakinghydroplane that achieved the speed of 241.7 km/h in the800kg category.£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

40 JOHN COX (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL)‘Resting Hare’, bronze, indistinctly signed beneath,61cm long (ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

43 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZESHALLOW ORNAMENTAL URNSwith gilt mounts and on turned marble socles, each23cm wide x 21cm high overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

38 A PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED HARDWOODARMCHAIRSwith stylized scroll motifs, panelled seats, 66cm wide x68cm deep x 85.5cm high (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

41 A 19TH CENTURY VIZAGAPATAM INLAID IVORYSEWING OR WORKBOXwith hardwood carved top depicting exotic birdsamongst foliage, interior fitted with a mirror and liddedcompartments, 34cm x 13cm x 25cm £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

44 SIMON KOZHIN (b.1979)The Bridge of Sighs in Oxford, oil on canvas, signedlower right and dated 2002, 65cm square, unframed£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

39 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL ‘Pan and his Pipes’, patinated bronze, 24cm high overall£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

42 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL‘Removing the thorn’, oil on canvas, unsigned, 127cm x101cm, unframed£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

45 A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKSwith chased and engraved knopped stems and serpentinebases, marks for London 1907, makers mark indistinct,34.2cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

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46 A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WOOD TRIBAL CLUBwith incised marks to the head, 52cm long £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

49 A MID TO LATE 20TH CENTURY SILVERMOUNTED CUT GLASS CLARET JUGwith vine decorated handle and hob nail cut decorationto the body, 28cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

52 SIX CARL FABERGE CHAMPAGNE GLASSESwith frosted stems depicting two birds with a mark tobase, all in original boxes (6)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

47 A MODERN FILLED SILVER SCULPTUREdepicting a stag standing alert, with hallmarks to thebase, 26.5cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

50 A GROUP OF SIX WHITE METAL HORN ANDSHARKS VERTEBRAE MOUNTED WALKING CANESthe largest 91cm long (6)£60-90 (plus 24%BP*)

53 A VENETIAN WATER JUGwith gilt painted decoration and faceted cut sides, fivewine glasses on knopped stems and four champagneflutes with knopped stems standing on hexagonal bases,all unmarked (10)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

48 A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASS CLARETJUGwith pierced thumb piece to the hinged lid and with starcut base, marks for London 1881 and makers mark ofHolland, Son & Slater, 24cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

51 A PAIR OF GILT METAL FOUR BRANCH REGENCYSTYLE CANDLE HOLDERSeach in the form of a bunch of carnations on black slatebases, 34cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

54 A COLLECTION OF GENTLEMAN’S HATS to include two top hats, an American trilby hat, twobowler hats and two Fedora hats, four of which areboxed (7)£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)


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59 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19THCENTURY ALABASTER SCULPTUREafter Antonio Canova, of Cupid andPsyche, 101cm wide x 60cm high x40cm deep approximately£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)


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56 AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH STYLEWALNUT WRITING DESKwith a gilt tooled red leather top, fittedwith two frieze drawers and with giltmetal mounts standing on cabriole legswith serpentine top 104cm x 72cm x57cm£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

58 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURYMAHOGANY ‘PUNCH HAVANACIGARS’ SHOP/COUNTER DISPLAYCASEwith original paper labels, 20cm x 57cmx 22cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

57 A LARGE CARVED WOODENFRAMED GENTLEMAN’S CHAIRwith striped upholstery, carvedhigh scrolling pediment back,dated 1748, standing on carvedturned wooden legs terminating inbun feet united by an ‘X’ shapedstretcher 145cm x 67cm x 68cm £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

55 A 20THCENTURY MALTESEWALL CLOCKwith painted dialand Roman andArabic numerals, ina green and goldpainted case 116cmx 59cm x 17cmapproximately£150-300(plus 24%BP*)

60 MANNER OF GIO PONTI (1891-1979)Italian mirror, gilt metal frame, 167cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

63 A 20TH CENTURY BRASS FRAMED ANDRIVETED EFFECT OVAL WALL MIRROR80cm x 46cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

66 AN EARLY VICTORIAN NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLERsigned ‘Charlotte Lee aged 11 years 1839’ of cats,peacocks and flowers, 41cm x 31cm£250-350 (plus 24%BP*)

61 MANNER OF GIO PONTI (1891 - 1979)Italian mirror, gilt metal frame, 167cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

64 A CHARLES AND RAY EAMES 'VITRA'CHROMIUM FRAMED CHAIRwith red leather seat, standing on castors,stamped 'Vitra' to the lever model numberEA117, 94cm high£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

67 A GEORGIAN WALNUT STOOLwith needlepoint tapestry top and on cabriole legs,57cm x 45cm x 45cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

62 A 1960’S SCANDINAVIAN TEAK SIDEBOARDwith two sliding doors and three drawers, standing on square taperinglegs, with indistinct label to the back, 137cm wide x 81cm x 45cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

65 A PIEFF BLACK LEATHER AND CHROME FRAMED THREE SEATERSOFA198cm wide x 91cm high x 97cm deep£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

68 AN ANTIQUE ELM CHILD’S CHAIRin the Queen Anne style with splat back, shaped insetseat and shell carved cabriole legs terminating in hooffeet, 46cm wide x 80cm high£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)


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69 A SQUARE WALL MOUNTED DISPLAY CASEfilled with a selection of various exotic butterflies, 51cmsquare£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

71 A VICTORIAN BURR MAPLE PEDESTAL WRITING DESKwith leather inset top, stamped 'WILKINSON & SON, 8 OLD BOND STREET' to the interior of one drawer, serialNo. 14610, with inlaid decoration, 132cm x 74cm x 64cm£500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

73 A VICTORIAN OAK BREAKFRONT SERVING TABLEstamped ‘JAMES WINTER & SON 101 WARDOUR ST, SOHO LONDON’ to both drawers, with raised back and withcarved decoration to the two frieze drawers, flanked by lion masks and on heavy turned and carved cut and colourlegs, 214cm wide x 75cm deep x 107cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

70 TWO LARGE COPPER SAUCEPANSwith iron handles, the largest 37cm diameter x 21.5cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

72 A REGENCY BLACK LACQUERED WATERFALLBOOKCASEwith a single drawer beneath, decorated with chinoiseriescenes to the top and sides, 64cm wide x 26cm deep x122cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

74 A VICTORIAN CAST IRON, POSSIBLYCOALBROOKDALE, COUNTRY HOUSE STICK STANDwith scrolling ends and decorated with flowerheads, castwith a registration diamond and registration numberbeneath, 94.5cm wide x 29cm deep x 63cm high (splitacross the top)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)


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75 A PAINTED CAST BRONZE ‘PANDA’ COFFEE TABLEwith shaped glass top, 107cm wide x 89.5cm deep x 50cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

77 A PAIR OF PARCEL GILT CONSOLE TABLESwith shaped faux marble tops and seahorse carvedsupports 51cm wide x 19.5cm deep x 51cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

80 A CONTINENTAL POSSIBLY FLEMISH DARKSTAINED WALNUT ARMOIREthe panelled doors decorated with masks and standingon paw feet 176cm wide x 72cm deep x 224cm highoverall£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

78 A PAIR OF CARVED WOODEN AND PAINTEDSTANDSin the form of column bases, each 30.5cm wide x 31cmhigh (2)£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

81 A MARBLE TOPPED WROUGHT IRON CONSOLETABLEthe rectangular top with a band of carved scrolling leafdecoration on a base with heavy ‘S’ shaped scrollsupports and ball feet 184cm wide x 67cm deep x79.5cm high £400-700 (plus 24%BP*)

76 A LEATHER RHINOCEROS FOOT STOOL65cm long x 29cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

79 A 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN VIZAGAPATAMSANDALWOOD WORK BOXwith bands of decorative geometric inlay and with afitted interior and carrying handles to the side 32cmwide x 10cm high together with a smaller Vizagapatambox with lidded compartments within and a pen workbox decorated with chinoiserie scenes 25.3cm wide (3)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

82 AN EBONISED AND PARCEL GILT CIRCULAROCCASIONAL TABLE the central column moulded in the form of a cluster ofarrows and on a circular spreading base 56cm diameterx 62cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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86 TWO PAIRS OF DARK RED GROUND CURTAINS with gold coloured floral upholstery, each curtain 356cm drop and each curtain183cm wide at the base together with a further matching pair with a 356cm dropand each curtain 125cm wide at the base£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

88 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BRASS BOUNDCOOPERED OVAL BUCKETwith looping brass handle 36cm wide x 50cm high andwith a later brass liner £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

83 A GILT RECTANGULARPICTURE FRAME with moulded decoration, theframe 100cm wide x 136cm high,the aperture 69.5cm x 105cm(some losses)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

84 A LARGE DECORATIVE GILTPICTURE FRAME with moulded decoration 167cm x193cm, the aperture 133cm x158cm £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

85 FOUR PAIRS OF MODERNBLACK GROUND CURTAINSwith floral pattern and tasselededges, each curtain with a 325cmdrop and a width of 184cm at thebase£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

87 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAPLEWOOD CHESTSof two short and three long drawers with turned knob handles on plinth bases, each107cm wide x 45cm deep x 91.5cm high (2)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

89 A 20TH CENTURY WEDGWOOD BLACK BASALTBUST ‘MINEVRA’ 46cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

90 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY TAPESTRYPOLE SCREENon scrolling tripod base, 156cm high overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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91 A REGENCY BERGERE CANED ARMCHAIRwith polychrome decorated Greek key decoration onhexagonal shaped base, on tapering legs terminating inporcelain castors, 101cm high£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

92 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYGILT PAINTED OVAL WALL MIRRORSwith floral decoration to the frame, 64cm x 53cmapproximately (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

97 A 19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLYFRENCH, GILT PIER GLASSwith arching top surmounted by a roccailescroll and flower decorated crest and witha bevelled mirror plate 104cm wide x169cm high£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

93 19TH CENTURY SCHOOLHalf length portrait of Napoleon, oil on card, 11.5cm x8.5cm£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

98 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY OAK BAR BACK SIDECHAIRSwith horizontal pierced splats, solid seats and standingon square tapering legs, united by stretchers 48cm widex 87.5cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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94 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVEDHARDWOOD WALL BRACKETSwith eagle and fruiting branch carved supports, eachapproximately 51cm wide x 54cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

95 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL head and shoulders portrait of Lawrence of Arabia,acrylic on board, unsigned, 60cm x 40cm£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

96 JOHN WEBSTER (b.1932)Low water on the Orwell, oils on board, signed lowerright, 45cm x 59.5cm, titled and dated August 1971 tothe reverse and with Federation of British Artists Gallerylabel to the reverse (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

99 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GALLERIED SIDE TABLEcirca 1810 with reeded edge to the rectangular top and four drawers around a centralkneehole and standing on square tapering legs terminating in brass castors 21cm widex 56.5cm deep x 83cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

103 AN EMPIRE MAHOGANY AND GILT MOUNTEDFIRE SCREENwith curved legs terminating in brass casters, 63cm x89cm x 36cm£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

100 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE circa 1820 with rectangular top and two frieze drawers, standing on ring turnedtapering legs 92cm wide x 46.5cm deep x 81cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

104 AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY PORCELAINRED GROUND BALUSTER VASEwith transfer printed decoration and gilt leaves, 51cm x21cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

102 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY TERRACOTTAFIGURESof a young gentleman and a young lady, on circularspreading base, with impressed numerals to the base ‘BB583’ and ‘BB 584’, the tallest measures 32cm high (2)with small chips throughout£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

105 TWO LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYISLAMIC COPPER AND BRASS COFFEE POTSwith knopped finials, the tallest measures 46cm high (2)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)


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101 A PAIR OF GEORGE IIIMAHOGANY BEDSIDECABINETSthe galleried tops withpierced carrying handles oversingle doors and standing onturned tapering legs, each41cm wide x 35.5cm deep x78.5cm high £1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

106 A LATE 19TH CENTURY DOULTON LAMBETHSTYLE STONEWARE VASE OF CLASSICAL FORMwith salt glaze and twin scrolling handles, 66cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

112 A GEORGE SMITH STRIPED UPHOLSTEREDARMCHAIRstanding on turned fore legs terminating in brass casters,with cushion, 80cm wide x 81cm high £400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

107 A SET OF FIVE FRENCH COPPER COATED‘TOURNUS’ GRADUATED SAUCEPANSthe largest measures 37cm (5)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

109 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY GILT OVERMANTEL MIRRORwith carved scrolling acanthus leaf decorations to the upper corners136cm wide x 82cm high overall£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

113 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYMAHOGANY CROSS BANDED TOILET MIRRORwith serpentine front and one fitted drawer standing onshaped bracket feet, the fitted drawer with liddedcompartments and small stationery rack with key 46cmwide x 67cm high x 29cm deep£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

108 A BLACK PAINTED WROUGHT IRON FIVE TIERSAUCEPAN STAND38cm wide x 105.5cm high£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

110 A DAHL JENSEN COPENHAGENPORCELAIN FIGURINEArabian Girl, model No.1129, 42.5cmin height £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

114 A JAPANESE DIORAMA depicting ‘Growth of the Cultured Pearl’ having varioussamples and oyster shells 23cm x 28cm £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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111 A DAHL JENSEN COPENHAGEN PORCELAINFIGURINEOriental Flute Player, Model No.1153, 21cm in height £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

116 A LARGE BACCARAT OCTAGONAL CRYSTAL VASE with faceted sides with engraved circular mark to the base 23cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

118 A PAIR OF BACCARAT CRYSTAL DECANTERSof tapering form with facet cut decoration, matchingstoppers and with etched circular mark to base 24cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

115 A 20TH CENTURY TRIPTIC OF A WOODLAND LANDSCAPE, signed indistinctly lower left, oil on canvas, largest 121cm x 100cm, the others measuring 104cm x 122cm (3)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

119 A PAIR OF BACCARAT CRYSTAL COGNACDECANTERSwith etched circular mark to the base and with anindistinct signature beneath 23cm high (2)£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)

117 FOUR GRADUATED BACCARAT CRYSTALMISSOURI SUGAR BOWLSeach with etched circular mark to the base, the tallest13cm high, the smallest 11cm high, three sizes (4)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

120 A BACCARAT CRYSTAL CYLINDRICAL VASE with cut decoration and etched circular mark to the base20cm high and a Baccarat crystal shallow vase 21cmwide (2)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)


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121 A BACCARAT CRYSTAL CORDIAL DECANTERwith hobnail cut decoration and rose engravedcartouche with etched circular mark to the base 32cmhigh £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

124 A LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT GLASS HORSD’OEUVRE DISHwith scrolling handles (unmarked), 20cm across£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

127 A PAIR OF GILT METAL ART NOUVEAU STYLEMIRRORSwith pierced frame on bevelled edge mirror plate (onemirror with some damage) 51cm x 68cm (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

122 TWO BACCARAT CRYSTAL DECANTERSone a brandy decanter of square tapering form and theother a Malmaison spirit decanter, both with etchedcircular marks to the base 22cm high approximately (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

125 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY OPALINEGLASS SCENT BOTTLE with gilt metal overlay and mounted with a figure,possibly of Napoleon, overall 25cm in height £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

128 AN EXTENSIVE LIMOGES BERNARDAUD ‘BOETIE’ DINNER AND TEA SERVICEincluding teapot, tureen and cover, coffee pot, dinner plates, tea cups, coffee cans etc (113)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

123 A SELECTION OF SEVRES CRYSTAL WATER ANDWHISKY GLASSESof wrythen form with eight of the smaller size and six ofthe larger size (14)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

126 A 20TH CENTURY PINE FRAMED RECTANGULARWALL MIRRORwith carved frame 87cm x 115cm £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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129 A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CHEST ONCHESTthe upper section with fluted canted corners andstanding on bracket feet, 110.5cm wide x 60cm deep x191cm high£500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

131 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE FOLDOVER CARD TABLEwith fretwork brackets and fluted shaped legs, 86cmwide x 43cm deep x 73cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

134 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN ELKINGTON & CO.SILVER PLATED CHAMBER STICKSwith conical extinguishers 16.5cm diameter (2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

132 A LALIQUE ‘SENLIS’ TAPERING VASEsigned to the base, 29.5cm high x 20cm wide£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

135 A GROUP OF FOUR SILVER MOUNTEDRECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAMESthe largest 17.3cm x 24.5cm (4)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

130 A CONTINENTAL,POSSIBLY FLEMISH,WALNUT SIDE CABINETwith arching top, the centraldoor decorated with threemaidens flying in an earlyaeroplane with an eagle aboveand mountains behind, thecabinet with outset flutedpilaster columns, lion maskdecorations, and furthercarving to the panelled doorsand frieze drawers, allstanding on bun feet, 161cmwide x 58cm deep x 214cmhigh£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

133 A 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL ‘ABSTRACTSTUDY OF A FEMALE seated at a dining table’, screen print, signed indistinctlyin pencil lower right, 73cm x 59cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

136 A VICTORIAN EBONISED BOW FRONTED SIDECABINET OR CREDENZAwith gilt metal mounts and flower decorated porcelaininserts, the central door with an insert depicting acourting couple and with shaped glazed doors to eitherside, all on a conforming plinth base, 178cm wide x52cm deep x 116cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)


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141 DANISH CIRCULAR TEAK LAMP TABLEdesigned by Hans C Anderssen, with turned support andtriform base, branded mark beneath the top, 36.5cmdiameter x 44.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

137 AN ANTIQUE, POSSIBLYCONTINENTAL PAINTED TWODOOR CABINET on stand, decorated with bunchesof flowers and ribbon tied basketsof flowers, overall the stand withsquare legs 65cm wide x 32.5cmdeep x 117cm high (no backboard)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

139 A CARVED STONE HEADin the manner of AmedeoModigliani, on integral square base,unsigned, 23cm wide x 72cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

142 A CONTEMPORARY HARDWOOD BRASS BOUND CAMPAIGN STYLE WRITING DESKwith leather inset top, brass mounts, inset handles to the drawers and standing on bracket feet,121cm wide x 60cm deep x 77.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

138 A MID 20TH CENTURY HARDWOOD VENEEREDRUSSIAN WALL CLOCKwith black painted dial and Roman numerals, themovement striking the hours on three wire gongs,28.5cm wide x 44.5cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

140 AN OLD CAST IRON BOOK PRESS49cm wide x 32cm high overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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145 A LATE 20TH CENTURY HEAD OF A BEARDEDMANunsigned 31cm high x 26cm deep £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

147 A VICTORIAN STYLE PINE RECTANGULAR DINING TABLE with white painted base standing on turned tapering legs 244cm x 76cm x83cm £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

143 A SET OF GEORGE VSTEEL LOCKERS BY RONEOLIMITEDthe cabinet consisting of eightlockers, each with louvereddoors, 71.5cm wide x 33cmdeep x 164.5cm highThese lockers originaly camefrom Abingdon School.£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

146 A 19TH CENTURY PINE SIDEBOARDwith shaped galleried back with brass swan neck handles standing on bun feet 196cm x 105cm x56cm £500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

148 A SET OF TEN VICTORIAN STYLE KITCHENSPINDLE BACK DINING CHAIRSto include two carvers with white painted detail94cm high approximately (10) £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

144 A RETRO RED LEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERED ‘EGG’ WINGBACKCHAIRstanding on cast aluminium base, 81cm wide x 104cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

149 A SMALL VICTORIAN GREEN PAINTEDPINE SIDE TABLE OR WASHSTANDwith galleried back, signed frieze drawer andturned tapering legs, 24cm wide x 45cm deepx 95cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)


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152 A MID 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASEDBAROGRAPHthe base with single frieze drawer and with a glazedcover, 38.5cm wide x 25cm deep x 21cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

155 A 19TH CENTURY BRASS AND WIREWORKCURVING LOW FENDERwith ball feet, 99cm wide x 28cm deep x 30cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

153 AN ANTIQUE, POSSIBLY 18TH, CENTURY DOMETOPPED TRAVELLING BOX with studded leather covering and iron carrying handles,108cm wide x 38cm deep x 47cm high (losses anddamages)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

156 A MOORISH STYLE BEECHWOOD AND MOTHEROF PEARL INLAID HEXAGONAL OCCASIONAL TABLEwith flower and stylized banded decoration to the topand pierced panels to the sides, 25cm wide x 52cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

151 A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL MOTTLEDGREEN AND YELLOW GLAZED CREAMWARE POTPOURRI VASE AND COVERwith pierced cover and moulded scrolling handles,27cm high (restoration to the lid)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

154 A GROUP OF TWENTY ONE VARIOUS 18THCENTURY AND LATER CHINESE AND EUROPEANPORCELAIN EARTHENWARE AND COPPER VASE LIDSwith blue and white and polychrome decoration, somewith losses, the largest 32cm diameter x 31cm high (21)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

157 A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY STYLE STAINEDBEECH SIDE CHAIRSwith overstuffed upholstered backs and seats, andbobbin turned arms, legs and central stretcher, withfurther H stretcher to the legs, 58cm wide x 47cm deep x90cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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150 AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURYBING AND GRONDAHL PORCELAINVASE AND COVERof inverted baluster form, decorated withflowerheads, 24.5cm high together withtwo similar early 19th century Bristol blueglass finger bowls, each approximately12cm diameter (3)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

158 A PAIR OF ANTIQUE CHINESE LACQUER PANELS depicting figures in landscapes, each oval and set withina brass mounted frame, 33.5cm x 38.5cm (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

161 A 20TH CENTURY MODEL DOG CART ANDWHIP110cm x 35cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

164 A SET OF FIVE GRADUATED COPPER ‘LESCUIVRES DE FAUCOGNEY’ FRENCH SAUCEPANSthe largest measures 34cm overall, the smallest 20cmoverall (5)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

159 A PAIR OF MACHINE EMBROIDERED FLORALPANELSdepicting floral sprays, 58.5cm wide x 86cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

162 A COLLECTION OF TEN PAIRS OF CURTAINBRACKETSwith some gilt metal examples of varying styles and sizes(10)£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)

165 FIVE GRADUATED COPPER SAUCEPAN LIDSwith iron strap handles, the largest 60cm overall (5)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

160 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN COALBROOKDALE CASTIRON PIERCED DISHESC. 1860 with decoration of Merpeople and hippocampi,each with a cast mark to the reverse, 29.5cm diameter(2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

163 A 20TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED CHAMPAGNEBUCKETwith gadrooned rim, twin handles and standing onspreading circular base, 25.5cm x 25cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

166 A CONTEMPORARY BRONZED CERAMICFEMALE BUSTafter the antique 69cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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170 A PAIR OF LAURA ASHLEY CURTAINSwith yellow ground and floral spray decoration, eachcurtain 280cm in height and 280cm wide at the basetogether with a matching piece of fabric (3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

173 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAJOLICA GLAZEDJARDINIERE AND STANDoverall 40cm wide x 102cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

168 A VICTORIAN SERPENTINE FRONTEDTORTOISESHELL DECORATED TEA CADDYwith pewter stringing and two lidded compartmentswithin 19.5cm wide x 11cm deep x 11.5cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

171 A LARGE PAINTED PINE AND METAL WALLMIRRORwith an arching top and pillar supports, 111cm wide x190cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

174 A PAIR OF LOUIS XV STYLE GILT FRAMED WINGBACK ARMCHAIRSwith striped upholstery and cabriole legs 72cm wide atthe arms x 67cm deep x 113cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

169 A 19TH CENTURY BEADWORK TAPESTRYPELMETwith rose cartouche decoration with floral decorationand coral coloured piping 260cm overall (adjusted size)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

172 AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY METAMORPHICDESK with square tapering splayed legs 65cm wide x 45cmdeep x 84cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

175 A PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE PAINTED ANDPARCEL GILT SIDE CHAIRSwith upholstered backs, arms and seats and fluted turnedtapering front legs, 63cm wide x 98cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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167 A PAINTEDPLASTER BUST OFAN ATHLETE after the antiqueindistinctly signed tothe reverse 102cmhigh and on squarestepped base and asquare taperingplinth 68cm high£120-180(plus 24%BP*)

176 A PAIR OF LARGE 19TH CENTURY BRASSGOTHIC REVIVAL CANDLESTICKSwith knopped fluted stems and conforming circularbases, 69cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

180 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SERPENTINE COMMODEby Druce & Co of Baker Street and Portman Square London, in the 17th century French manner, with carveddecoration to the pilaster columns, cast brass handles and standing on shaped bracket feet, with label withinthe drawer, 142cm wide x 63.5cm deep x 86cm high£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

178 AN OLD POSSIBLYETHIOPIAN HIDE OVALSHIELDwith ribbed decoration, 66cmwide x 71cm high completewith a metal stand£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

181 A VICTORIAN OAK PIER MIRROR AND TABLEthe mirror with carved bracket supports on a serpentinepier table with carved decoration to the frieze andcabriole legs, 107cm wide x 45cm deep x 203cm highoverall£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)


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177 A SMALL OLDAFRICAN HIDESHIELD of rectangular formwith traces ofpainted decorationto the surface,33cm wide x 58cmhigh£100-200(plus 24%BP*)

179 A WORLD WAR IIAIRSPEED OXFORDCHEETAH PROPELLERCirca 1942 with brassleading edge, stamped toone side H.R.A. 16749.,5/42 stamped to the otherside DRG.NO. L.A.613C/1, cheetah X., L.H.T.,D. 7 33, P.6 96’ 224cmlong£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

186 A JEEP RADIATOR GRILL painted iron and glass, 99cm wide x 59cm high x 12cm deep£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

182 A LARGE 20TH CENTURY GILTWOOD WALLMIRROR with scrolling acanthus and shell design with narrowmirror plate border 115cm x 175cm £400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

187 DAVID COOKE ‘Fruit Bat’, glazed ceramic, 33cm wide x 38cm high(ARR)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

183 AN IRON SCULPTUREin the form of the head of a panther, 28.5cm wide x42cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

185 EARLY 21ST CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL nine discs, painted wrought iron, eachapproximately 56cm diameter£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

188 ANDRE LAMBERT (1884 - 1967)‘Will They Be Granted’, hand coloured engraving, signedin pencil lower right, limited edition number 30/200,46cm x 32cm (ARR)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

184 A CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN POTTERYSCULPTUREin the form of a greyhound seated on a cushion,decorated in tin glazes, 90cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

189 A 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, ABSTRACTENAMEL PANELsigned and dated lower right ‘Pope 1960’, 60cm x 75cm(ARR)£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)


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190 MARTIN WIENER (1913 - ?)Untitled prints, and one other watercolour and inksketch of an abstract scene, signed and dated 1973 (5)(ARR)£250-450 (plus 24%BP*)

193 A LATE 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOLWATERCOLOURof a seated lady in a rural garden, signed indistinctlylower left, 74cm x 55cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

191 MID TO LATE 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSCHOOL WATERCOLOUR AND GOUACHE ON PAPERof an artist dressed as a clown, indistinctly signed anddated ‘85 lower right, 82cm x 65cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

194 A MID TO LATE 20TH CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL UNTITLED OIL ON BOARDdepicting a ventriloquists dummy, signed indistinctlylower right, 48cm x 35cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

192 JENNIFER J. TUFFS ‘Irises in a pink vase’, and ‘Tulips in the border atbeechwood’, signed and dated in pen 1985, 71cm x51cm (2) (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

195 A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY COLONIALHARDWOOD TABLE TOP CHEST OF ONE LONGDRAWER AND THREE SHORT DRAWERSwith ivory inlay and brass carrying handles, 35cm wide x25cm deep x 16cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

197 MARTIN SCOREY (20TH /21ST CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL)‘Painted mask’, mixed media,35.5cm wide x 139cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)


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196 A LARGE DECORATIVEPAINTED IRON SCULPTUREin the form of a ferris wheel, thespoked wheel with pods to theoutside on a spreading support,132cm wide x 162cm high overall £400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

198 A GROUP OF THREE COMPOSITE BUSTSafter the antique of Roman emperors, each on a soclebase, the largest 53cm high (3) £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

201 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METALMANTEL CLOCKwith white enamel dial and blue painted Roman numerals, with anarched top, pediment surmounted by seated griffins standing on a steppedplinth base (no dome), serial number 19874, 44cm high including thebase £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

203 A MIDDLE EASTERN BLUE AND RED GROUND WOOLEN RUGwith a banded border and geometric decoration 148cm x 243cm£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

199 A BRONZE SCULPTURE OF VENUS EMERGINGFROM A SHELLsurrounded by putti to the rock base and on turnedmarble socle, 67cm high overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

202 AN ANTIQUE TEKKE BOKHARA RUGwith a red ground and geometric decoration 94cm x 101cm£60-100 (plus 24%BP*)

204 A PERSIAN RUST GROUND RUGwith central stylised figural decoration and a banded border 106cm x 200cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

200 A MID 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL GLASSFRAMED MIRROR58cm x 73cm£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)


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206 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOLFisherman unloading their catch, watercolour, 40cm x 52cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

208 A VENETIAN STYLE WALL MIRRORwith central octagonal mirror plate, surrounded byetched slips and with decorative crest, 40cm wide x78cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

207 FOLLOWER OF GEORGE MORLANDCountry folk in a courtyard, oil on canvas, bears signature, 33cm x43cm£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

210 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK OCCASIONALTABLE with hexagonal top and undertier, standing on rope twistleg supports 49cm wide x 66cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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209 A MID 20THCENTURYCONTINENTALMAHOGANYLONGCASE CLOCKof simple form, thecircular dial withArabic numeralsbefore a movementstriking the quarterhours on gongs,43.5cm wide x21.5cm deep x184.5cm high £100-200(plus 24%BP*)

205 A MODERN PERSIAN STYLERED AND BLUE GROUND RUGwith stylised foliate decoration and abanded border 101cm x 142cm £150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

211 AN EDWARDIAN PINE TEN DRAWER PLAN CHESTwith brass swan neck handles 124cm x 88cm x 92cm deep£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

214 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYCAST IRON FIRE BACKwith arch top pediment, indistinctly marked55cm x 57cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

217 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SOFA TABLEwith drop leaves to either end, reeded edge, two frieze drawers with brass handles and onshaped supports united by a stretcher, 101cm wide x 70cm deep x 71.5cm high withleaves down£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

212 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY BLACKLACQUERED AND GILT PAINTED CIRCULAROCCASIONAL TABLESon scrolling tripod base 48cm high x 52cm wide (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

215 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY / EARLY20TH CENTURY WROUGHT ANDIRONSor fire dogs with open tops 41cm x 72cmhigh £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

218 AN OLD CAST IRON AND BRASS FIRE GRATEthe fire back decorated with the fable of the stork andthe fox, the front supports in brass with ball finials, 86cmwide x 42cm deep x 72cm high overall£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

213 A CONTEMPORARYGILT PAINTED TORCHEREof scrolling acanthus form onscrolling tripod base 155cmhigh £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

216 TWO SIMILAR WILLIAM IV COCK FIGHTING TYPE LIBRARYARMCHAIRSwith arching upholstered backs with pierced carved lyre supports, shapedseats and on turned, tapering front legs terminating in castors, approximately73cm wide x 81cm deep x 73cm high (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)


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219 A WILLIAM IV G POCOCKPATENTED EDUCATIONAL GLOBEprofusely annotated and coloured byJames Vale, student at Pocock’s academyin Bristol in December 1838, the globe78cm high folded, with wear and somesplits £1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

220 A COLLECTION OF THREE WILLIAM IV CALLIGRAPHIC EXERCISESby James Vale in 1838, whilst being educated at Pocock’s Academy in Prospect Place Bristol, one being an advertisement for the Academy with applied prints depicting Mr andMrs Pocock, 53.5cm x 42cm; together with a ‘Specimen of my attainments in penmanship’ by James Vale, 57cm x 46cm and a coloured diagram ‘An accompliment to Mr GPocock’s history sketch’, 43cm x 54cm; and also a further specimen of penmanship by Thomas Vale, completed on 12th December 1806, 83cm x 64.5cm; also together withthree contemporary school books used by James Vale to include ‘A Complete Treatise on Practice Arithmetic and Book Keeping’ and also a further notebook containing pictorialscraps, poems and other notes (8)Thomas Vale was the father of James Vale and both evidently attended Pocock’s Academy in turn£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)


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George Pocock and Pococks Accademy

George Pocock (1774-1843) was a Teacher and Inventor living in Bristol.Pocock opened his academy in Prospect Place at the age of 26 with theintention of turning boys into young businessmen. As well as a teacherPocock was an inventor who could be seen travelling around GeorgianBristol in his patented Kite powered carriage or ‘Charvolant’ whichreputedly achieved speeds of up to 26 miles per hour. He also invented aspanking machine forpunishing multiplemiscreants at the sametime and as well as thishis patented inflatableglobe which came inthree sizes. The globeincluded in this saleseems to be the smallestof these three sizes andhas been extensivelyannotated by James Valefor his own education aswas the intention ofGeorge Pocock.

James Vale and his fatherThomas both attendedPococks Accedemy withJames being a ‘ParlourBoarder’ so sharingmeals with George Pocock and his wife at a cost of 40 guineas a year.James’s study of penmanship while at the Academy can be seen in the twolots included in this sale.

221 A PERSIAN KASHAN DARK BLUE GROUND RUGwith a central red ground medallion within a field ofscrolling flowers and a wide border, 218cm x 130cm£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

224 A 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOLGOUACHE OF NAPLES signed Leuris 31cm x 34cm £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

227 A LATE 20TH CENTURYCARVED SOAPSTONE FIGUREGROUP‘A family of 5’, unsigned 29cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

222 A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL‘NAPLES BAY’unsigned, gouache, 17cm x 25cm£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

225 NINO COSTA ‘SEATED FEMALE’, OIL ONCANVASsigned lower left, dated 1869, 33cm x 26cm £500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

228 TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIRSeach with turned supports and turned front legs terminating in castors, one stamped J.B.Etienne, Brussels, the largest 75cm wide at the arms x 92cm deep x 90cm high (2)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

223 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSCHOOL ‘CITY OF ROME’ PEN AND INK SKETCHunsigned 20cm x 25cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

226 AN ANTIQUE ENAMEL DECORATED BOHEMIANGLASS FLASKof octagonal form with later silver cap and collar andmakers mark I.R. 7.5cm wide x 15.5cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

229 A GEORGIAN STYLE POLISHEDSTEEL FIRE GRATEwith bowed front, turned brass finials andscroll feet, 57cm wide x 33cm deep x 63cmhigh£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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234 A BRONZESCULPTURE BYFERDINANDBARBEDIENNEof the Venus of Arles,marks to the base ‘FBarbedienne Frondeur’and with seal of achillecolas to the rear,82.5cm high£800-1200(plus 24%BP*)

232 AN ANTIQUE CHINOISERIE LACQUERED TWINDOOR CABINETpainted with Oriental figures and foliate scrollingdecoration (distressed paintwork and modern hinges),87cm x 45cm x 49cm £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

235 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CAST BRONZE EWERSof classical form, the handle surmounted by a maidencrushing grapes into a goblet, the body with various puttiand further decorated with bands of fruiting vine,58.5cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

230 A LARGE TINGLAZED CERAMICLIDDED URNof classical formwith bearded masksand fruit swags tothe body and on asquare basetogether with amatching plinth ofclassical flutedcolumn form, theurn 66cm wide x112cm high, theplinth 44cm wide x99cm high (2)£300-500(plus 24%BP*)

233 A PAIR OF SILVER PLATED ENTREE DISHESof serpentine outline, the covers with handles in the formof a crest of a stag with neck pierced by an arrow (loss toone stags horn to each handle), 34cm wide (2)£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

236 A 19TH CENTURY PAINTED SIDE CABINETwith chinoiserie decoration, a marble top, two frieze drawers with turned knob handles above two panelled doorsand raised on a plinth base, 129cm wide x 58cm deep x 77cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

231 AN ANTIQUE AUBUSSON FLORAL TAPESTRYWALL HANGINGwith linen backing, 235cm x 215cm £120-180 (plus 24%BP*)


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237 A CLUB FENDERwith brown leather upholstered top, twisted column supports,inside measurement 129cm wide x 50cm deep, outsidemeasurement 170cm wide x 72cm deep x 61cm high£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

240 MICHAEL BLAKER (b.1928)‘Carriages at Amalfi’ and ‘A carriage and flower stand onRome’, etchings, a pair, signed lower right in pencil,25cm x 15cm (2) (ARR)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

243 MARGARET BOWDEN ‘Best Friends’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 48cm x60cm, with indistinct labels to reverse (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

238 A LARGE RECTANGULAR WALLMIRRORwith a painted simulated mahogany frame,112cm wide x 181cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

241 ANN BLOCKLEY‘Cow in meadow’, watercolour on paper, signed lowerright, 14cm x 17cm (ARR)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

244 MARGARET BOWDEN‘Yorkshire Terrier’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 49cm x 39cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

239 ANNE SHINGLETON (b.1953)‘Leghorn’, oil painting, signed lower left, 26cm x 22cm;an artist’s proof etching titled ‘Fantails’, 18cm x 14cm,signed in pencil; and one other by the same artist ‘Donk’,signed lower rightm 19cm x 10cm (3) (ARR)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

242 OLIVE WALKER‘Grasses near Ivinghoe, Bucks’, oil on board, signed withinitials lower right with labels to reverse, 16cm x 21cm(ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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250 LATE 20TH / 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL‘Balancing Jigsaw, bronze, unsigned, 33cm wide x166cm high £800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

245 FOUR PAIRS OF CORAL STEPHENS WEAVERSOUTH AFRICAN ORGANIC HAND SPUN MOHAIRCURTAINSthree pairs, 240cm in height x 145cm wide at the base ofeach curtain; a fourth pair 180cm in height£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

248 AN AFGHAN DARK RED GROUND CARPETdecorated with three rows of polygons within a multipleborder, 240cm x 328cm£100-300 (plus 24%BP*)

246 A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATERFRENCH LINEN AND LACE TABLE CLOTHS ANDNAPKINS£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

249 AN ANTIQUE HOWARD & SONS TUB ARMCHAIRwith red upholstery standing on turned mahogany fore legs, terminating inbrass casters, stamped ‘5564 Howard & Sons Limited Berners Street’ to rear leftleg, 76cm x 74cm x 60cm approximately£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

251 MUHMOOD TAHIR (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL)‘Resting Greyhound’, bronze, signed, 11.5cm wide(ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

247 A SET OF THREE 18TH CENTURY STYLE WALNUTVENEERED FRET FRAMED WALL MIRRORS43cm wide x 76cm high and a similar fret framed wallmirror (4)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

252 ROBERT CRUTCHLEY (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL)‘Hare Congo’, bronze, signed with initials R.C. 15cmwide x 13cm high (ARR)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)


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253 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL,Barn owl on a perch, patinated bronze, unsigned butnumbered 2/70, 15.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

256 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PINK GLASS LUSTERSwith gilt enamel decoration to the bodies, hanging cutglass drops and circular spreading bases, each 19cmdiameter x 37cm high (2) (one drop with a loss of apoint)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

259 AN 18TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK REFECTORY DINING TABLE with rectangular top, the base of pegged construction with turned legs united bystretchers at each end 257cm long x 87cm wide x 78.5cm high £800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

254 A.Z, (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL) ‘Perched Puffin’, patinated bronze, signed with initialsand numbered 10/250, 19.5cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

257 AN EDWARD & ROBERTS MAHOGANY OVALOCCASIONAL TABLE with painted floral decoration and square tapering legsunited by a shaped stretcher, 67cm wide x 70cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

260 A SET OF EIGHT NORTH COUNTRY SPINDLE BACK ELM DINING CHAIRSwith rush seats, consisting of two carver armchairs and six standards, the armchairs62cm wide x 113.5cm high together with two similar spindle back side chairs withrush seats (10)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

255 A PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A WREN8.5cm high £120-160 (plus 24%BP*)

258 A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD WALL MIRRORwith stepped frame and gilt slip around the mirror plate,47cm wide x 79cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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261 A LATE 17TH CENTURY OAK SIDEBOARDwith three deep drawers, each with mitred decoration to the drawer fronts and all standing on turned front legs182cm wide x 52.5cm deep x 84cm high £600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

263 A MID 19TH CENTURY VIZAGAPATAMWORKBOXon silver plated feet, and with silver plated swinghandles, with fitted interior and accessories, 32cm x11cm x 24cm£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

266 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GILT METAL DOORSTOPof natural form with vines and leaves, unmarked, 44cmhigh£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

264 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY FOLDINGDRAUGHTS BOARD IN THE FORM OF TWO LEATHERBOUND BOOKSwith a stained bone draughts set within, the boxmeasures 38cm x 22cm x 7cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

267 A LATE 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON HANDPAINTED TOBACCO JAR AND COVERstanding on plinth base, 12cm x 18cm x 9cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

262 A LARGE 19TH CENTURY GILT OVERMANTELMIRRORwith later mirror plate 193cm x 101cm overall£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

265 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY AESTHETICMOVEMENT THREE TIER ETAGEREwith inset ceramic plates painted with birds sitting onbranches amongst foliage, on tripod base, 37cm x 91cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

268 A GEORGE III MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRwith turned decoration to the back, solid seat and squaretapering legs, 48cm wide x 102cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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269 A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT GEORGE III DINING CHAIRSone stamped Gillows Lancaster, another just Lancaster, each chair with vertical splats, concave upholstered seats andstanding on square tapering legs united by stretchers 54cm wide x 91cm high (8)£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

271 AN EARLY TO MID 19TH CENTURY PLASTERLAMP OR CANDLE STAND IN THE FORM OF AGRECIAN LADYin the manner of Hopper, standing on brass bun feet,indistinctly signed to the reverse, 28cm x 20cm x 10cm(with damages)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

273 LOREDANO ROSIN(1936 - 1991)Murano glass sculpture oftwo figures standing onsquare base, with etchedsignature, 85cm highapproximately (ARR)£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

272 A FRENCH PORCELAIN PART DINNER SERVICEmarked ‘J. Etienne & Fils Rue De Paradis, Paris’, with gilt decorated scalloped edge decoration to include tureen andcover, plates, serving dishes, comport, egg cups, coffee cans etc (36) £150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

270 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY LALIQUESTYLE BULBOUS VASEdecorated with a stable of galloping horses, unsigned,19cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)


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274 NOAH MICHAELTAYLOR (21ST CENTURYSCHOOL)‘Canopic Cat’, bronze,signed with initials to thestepped base, 24.5cm high(ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

275 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL‘Torso’, alabaster, 28cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

278 FERDINAND OLIVIER (1873 - 1957)Still life of carnations in a glass vase, oil on board,signed lower right, 53cm x 44cm, oval£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

281 A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER CANDLESTICKSwith chased and engraved bands of flowerheaddecoration, reeded columns and spreading bases, eachwith marks for Sheffield 1823 and makers mark of John& Thomas Settle, 28.5cm high (2)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

276 ROBERT CRUTCHLEY (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL)‘Accusing Angel’, bronze, unsigned but numbered 25/36,35cm wide x 58.5cm high overall (ARR)£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

279 JULES BENNES (19TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSCHOOL)A pair of bronze relief plaques depicting a lion and alioness, c.1880, each signed and mounted within amoulded oak frame, the plaques 18.5cm x 37.5cm (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

282 A LATE VICTORIAN STEEL BLADED ANTLERHANDLED CARVING SETwith flower decorated silver mounts, within a fitted case,the blades etched Robert S Roberts of Leamington, thelargest knife 40cm long overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

277 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOLCattle and sheep on hillsides, oils on canvas, unsigned,19.5cm x 29cm (a pair)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

280 A LATE VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR PIERCEDCHASED AND ENGRAVED SILVER BASKETwith swags of flowers, marks for Sheffield 1895, makersmark indistinct, 30cm x 22.5cm x 5cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

283 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY BLACKLACQUERED AND GILT PAINTED CIRCULAROCCASIONAL TABLESon scrolling tripod base 48cm high x 52cm wide (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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284 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY CHINESE LIDDEDBALUSTER VASESdecorated with orange, green and yellow floraldecoration 42cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

287 OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) ‘ABSTRACT FACE’, signed and dated 1949, lower right watercolour and pensketch on paper, 22cm x 20cm (ARR)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

290 OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) ‘STRETCH 1,STRETCH 2’signed and dated 1975, top right and lower left, oil oncanvas, 30cm x 35cm and 40cm x 30cm (2) (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

285 A SET OF SIX PRINTSof Oriental dress robes, signed indistinctly lower right,dated 1994, 71cm x 48cm (6)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

288 OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) ‘SELF PORTRAIT’dated 1975, signed and dated top left, oil on canvas60cm x 36cm (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

286 OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) ‘STATIONARY’ dated 1952, signed lower right in pencil, screen print,17cm x 13cm approximately (ARR)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

289 OSCAR MELLOR (1921-2005) ‘ZIP 2, ZIP 3, ZIP 4’, signed and dated 1975, lower left or right, oil on canvas,26cm x 40cm (3) (ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

291 ATTRIBUTED TO OSCARMELLOR (1921-2005) ‘LADY INRED’unsigned, oil on board, 29cm x18cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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292 ANTONIO CITTERIO FOR B&B ITALIA (b.1961)Maxalto Xilos low table, black oak 180cm wide x 44cm high x 120cm deep £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

294 AFTER WARREN PLATNER (1919-2006)Platner dining table, originally conceived in 1966, smoked glass circular top andcurved rod base, 70cm x 138cm approx£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

296 A POLISHED STEEL CAST IRON AND BRASS FIREGRATEin the Georgian manner with arching back plate,polished steel grate and the brass supports to the front inthe form of classical urns, 91cm wide x 47cm deep x70cm high overall£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

293 PATRICIA URGUIOLA FOR B&B ITALIA (b.1961)Tufty-Time sofa, modular 56cm high x 100cm wide x 110cm deep, the additionalstool measures 100cm x 148cm x 30cm £600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

295 A VICTORIAN ARMCHAIRwith button upholstered back, carved scroll decoration to thearms and terminating in carved feet and ceramic castors 68cmwide x 91cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

297 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY CHINESE BLUEAND WHITE PATTERNED BALUSTER VASESwith scrolling flowers and leaves 42cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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298 AN EARLY 19THCENTURY OAKLONGCASE CLOCKthe hood with scrollingswan neck pediment,and outset turnedcolumns, the paintedarching dial with moonphase and shipdecorated apertureabove subsidiary secondhand dial, date aperture,and with Romannumerals, themovement striking thehours on a bell, 49.5cmwide x 24cm deep x217cm high overall £300-500(plus 24%BP*)

299 A CONTEMPORARY PAINTED WROUGHT IRONCONSOLE TABLEwith X framed decoration to the front and with insetrectangular slate top, 121cm wide x 35cm deep x 87cmhigh£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

304 A SET OF FOUR LATER DECORATED19TH CENTURY FLORAL PRINTSeach in a moulded gilt frame, 43cm x 29cm(4)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

300 A PINK PAINTED CURVY WARDROBE BY HOWEOF LONDONwith panelled doors enclosing shelves and hangingspace within, 110.5cm wide x 55.5cm deep x 199.5cmhigh£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

302 A VICTORIAN LIGHTOAK LINEN PRESSwith turned finials andbalustered crest overpanelled doors enclosingslides within and base withtwo short and two longdrawers, all on turned feet,122cm wide x 59cm deep x218cm high £500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

305 A LARGE VICTORIANIVORY PAGE TURNERwith engraved coat of armsand motto ‘Dum SpiroSpero’, 44.4cm long£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

301 A CONTEMPORARY WHITE PAINTEDSECRETAIRE CHEST OF DRAWERS BY CHALON OFLONDONwith reeded canted corners and bun feet, 102.5cm widex 55.5cm deep x 96cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

303 A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORCELAINJARDINIERES decorated with pink roses and with moulded ringhandles, in the Swansea porcelain manufactory style,21cm diameter x 15cm high (one with a chip andhairline crack) (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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306 IN THE MANNEROF FERDINAND PREISS,DANCING LADY, bronze and ivory, on arectangular marbleplinth, c.1920, 29.5cm inheight overall£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

307 AFTER FERDINAND PREISS,GIRL AND TAMBOURINE,gilt spelter, on a circular onyxbase, 27cm in height overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

308 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY POLLARDED OAKLIBRARY TABLEwith a rectangular top, end supports and a turned stretcher, the top132cm wide x 62cm deep x 79cm high£500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

313 AN ANGLO-INDIANHARDWOOD JARDINIERE,possibly originally from Bombay, withcarved and pierced flowering foliatedecoration overall, 52cm wide x91.5cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

309 TWO SIMILAR 19TH CENTURY GEORGIAN STYLE WINGBACK ARMCHAIRSeach with Colefax & Fowler upholstery, the largest 87cm wide atthe arms x 80cm deep x 110cm high (2) £1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

314 AN ANTIQUE BRASS AND WHITE METALDECORATED HARDWOOD CAMEL SADDLEwith bands of foliate decoration, 138cm long x 47cmwide£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)


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310 A BERNARDAUD LIMOGES FRANCE ‘BEAUGENCY’ BLEU DE ROI AND GILTDECORATED PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICEincluding tureens and covers, coffee pot, serving plates, soup bowls, large bowls,teapot, dinner plates etc (84)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

311 A 19TH CENTURY ANGLO-INDIAN HARDWOOD CONSOLE TABLE, probably from Bombay, with raised pierced and carved back, serpentine front andconforming pierced and carved decoration to the frieze and legs which terminate inscroll feet, 137cm wide x 52cm deep x 95cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

312 A 19TH CENTURY CARVEDANGLO-INDIAN JARDINIERE,probably from Bombay, with bandsof fruiting vine and on a base withfour scrolling feet, 62cm wide x87cm high overall£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

315 A PAIR OF WHITE PAINTED FRENCH STYLE FAUTEUILS with one matching foot stool upholstered with blue lozenge pattern decoration,the chairs measure 101cm high, stool measure 60cm x 47cm (3)£180-220 (plus 24%BP*)

318 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, UNTITLED,signed Moyra Jacobsson to the reverse, oil on canvas,unframed, 36cm x 45cm (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

321 A BRONZE ART DECO STYLE SCULPTURE of a prancing horse, 102cm long x 69cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

316 A FIRE BUCKETwith painted decoration of a hot airballoon panel, the bucket stamped ‘KC0930 1955 RFE CP&F’, 41.5cm high to thetop of the carrying handle£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

319 BOHUSLAV BARLOW (CZECHOSLOVAKIAN b1947)charcoal and pastel on paper of a seated female, untitledand unsigned; and one other attributed to the same artistof a gentleman’s profile, the largest measures 64cm x48cm, the other measures 28cm x 18cm (2) (ARR)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

322 EARLY 21ST CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOLTYRANNOSAURUS REX SKELETAL SCULPTURE35cm high x 56cm long together with a further similarsculpture of a Triceratops, 42cm long (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

317 ENDRÉ (20TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSCHOOL)Lovers in a wood with duel beyond, lithograph,numbered 12/400, 35cm x 25cm (ARR)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

320 LUCY KINSELLA (EARLY 21ST CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL) ‘Ant Eater’, bronzed resin, signed to the tail, 55cm wide x52cm high (ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

323 L PILET (1840 - 1916)Fisherman and his wife, bronze, both signed to the baseand mounted on an ebonised wooden socle, the largest44cm high (2)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)


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324 FELIX WEISS (b.1908 - ?)Portrait bust of Viscount Allenby,signed and dated 1933 andmounted on a stepped pine plinth,of Lawrence of Arabia interest,41cm high overall (ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

325 JENNY WESTRINGLEHMANN (Act. c.1900)A seated puppy, bronze, signedbeneath and dated 1910, 15cmhigh (ARR)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

328 GUY BUSEYNE (21STCENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL)‘In Perpetuum’, bronze, signed witha monogram and numbered 11/75,24cm wide x 29cm high mountedon an oak plinth base, thesculpture and plinth 129cm highoverall (ARR)£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

329 PHILIP HEARSEY (b.1946)Abstract, patinated bronze,unsigned 28cm diameter (ARR)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

326 A PAIR OF FRENCH EARLY 20TH CENTURY BLUE GLASS AND GILTCAST METAL VASESeach with bell shaped bowls set within fruiting vine and cherub decoratedstands, 12cm diameter x 16.5cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*) 327 A SET OF FOUR CONTEMPORARY BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS

of Oriental plants, unsigned 26cm x 19cm (4)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

332 AN OLD PINE ARCHITECTS PLAN CHEST OF SEVEN DRAWERSwith panelled sides and cast iron handles,121cm wide x 84cm deep x 97cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

334 A WINCHCOMBE POTTERY TENMOKU GLAZEDBOWLwith swirl pattern and impressed seal mark to the base,27cm across £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

331 JOHN COX (21ST CENTURY SCHOOL)‘Trotting Fox’, bronze, indistinctly signed with a monogram beneath, 77cm long x31.5cm high (ARR)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

335 A LARGE SILVER PLATED ART NOUVEAU STYLELIDDED TANKARDdecorated with bacchanalian figures and stampedWMFB, 41.5cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

333 A LATE 20TH CENTURY POLYCHROME KELIM with geometric decoration 167cm x 230cm £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

336 JOHN NEALE (20TH CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL)An estuary scene, oil on board, signed lower left,31.5cm x 50cm (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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330 SIMON GRIFFITHS(21ST CENTURY SCHOOL) ‘Resting Owl’, ceramic andoak, 38cm wide x 60cmhigh overall (ARR)£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

337 FRANK SHIPSIDES (1908 - 2005)A three masted ship Denmark, oil on canvas, signedlower right and dated 1976, 59.5cm x 75cm (ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

340 A FRENCH LIMOGES CERALENE RAYNAUD MORNING GLORY SPRAY PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICEto include tureens, platters, bowls, soup bowls, serving dishes, teapot, coffee cans, tea cups etc (66)£300-600 (plus 24%BP*)

342 A LATE 20TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN REDGROUND RUGwith a banded border and geometric decoration 150cmx 184cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

338 VALERIE SEKRET (b.1950)‘Sunset on the river’, oil on canvas, signed lower rightand also indistinctly inscribed to the reverse, 43.5cm x59cm (ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

343 A MID TO LATE 20TH CENTURY MIDDLEEASTERN RED GROUND RUGwith three rows of diamond motifs and a banded border165cm x 255cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

339 FELIX MAS (b.1935)‘Lel Juego De Las Mariposas’, acrylic on canvas, signedupper right and inscribed to the reverse, 44cm x 59cm(ARR)£400-800 (plus 24%BP*)

341 A MID 20TH CENTURY KELIM CAMEL BAGwith geometric decoration, 100cm wide £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

344 A LATE 20TH CENTURY HAMADAN REDGROUND RUGwith geometric decoration 140cm x 210cm £70-100 (plus 24%BP*)


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345 A LARGE GILT OVERMANTEL MIRROR OR PIERGLASSwith moulded frame, shell decorated crest and bevelledmirror plate, 111.5cm wide x 176cm high overall£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

347 A BROWN LEATHER BUTTON UPHOLSTERED CHESTERFIELD SETTEEwith turned bun feet and ceramic castors 204cm wide x 90cm deep x 73cm high £600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

349 A 19TH CENTURY COPPER BUCKET OR LOG BINwith hammered decoration to the surface and castcarrying handles, 52cm diameter x 46.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

350 A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT PLASTERWALL MIRROR OR PIER GLASSwith ribbon tied crest above a roundel, decorated inrelief with putti and with a shaped bevelled mirror platewithin ribbon tied reeded frame, 86cm wide x 179cmhigh£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

348 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED LIBRARY ARMCHAIRwith carved lion mask arms, black leather button upholstery andturned supports, terminating in brass castors 66cm wide x 80cm deep x97cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)


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346 A MODERN HEAD AND SHOULDERPLASTER BUSTof a bearded man after the antique 67cm inheight together with a painted plaster plinth ofcolumn form 110cm in height (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

351 A 19THCENTURY CARVEDAND POLYCHROMEDECORATEDBLACKAMOORFIGUREsupporting a giltwrought metal fivelight torchere, 161cmhigh £400-600(plus 24%BP*)

357 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL ‘WADING AVOCET’signed with initials AZ and numbered 10/250, patented bronze, 17.2cmhigh £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

352 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL OILON CANVASof a European clock tower, indistinctly signed lowerright, 74cm x 60cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

355 A CONTEMPORARYBRONZE SCULPTURE of a naked gladiator, indistinctlysigned to the base and mounted ona marble plinth 35.5cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

358 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL‘Forza Corva’, cast aluminium, on awooden plinth base, 19.5cm high overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

353 SAMMY DUCKSBURY (b. 1934)watercolour and gouache of a vase of flowers and oneother of a LP on side cabinet, the largest measures 77cmx 52cm and the other measures 70cm x 43cm (2) (ARR)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

356 FIONA CAMPBELLA contemporary copper sculpture of a dung beetle andthe product of it’s labours, 31cm high (ARR)£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

359 21ST CENTURY SCHOOLtwo Rhinoceros horned beetles, bronze, each 9cmwide (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

354 A GROUP OF AMMONITE AND BELEMNITEFOSSILSon a carved stone base, 48cm wide£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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360 A LATE 19TH /EARLY 20THCENTURY PINECUPBOARD WITHFIELDED PANELDOORS90cm x 232cm x 40cm£300-500(plus 24%BP*)

361 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL BRONZEBUSTindistinctly signed to the reverse ‘ADW’(?), raised on awooden plinth, 46.5cm high overall£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

363 A FRENCH TABLE TOP CHESTof six drawers having a marble top and bracket feet27.5cm wide x 19cm deep x 47cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

365 A 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PARQUETRYMAHOGANY CENTRE TABLEwith circular top, standing on a tripod base, 97cm x74cm£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

364 A MODERN MAHOGANY MARQUETRY INLAID DESKwith leather inset top, with one long frieze fitted drawer flanked by four fitted frieze drawers, standing on squaretapering legs, 123cm x 71cm x 60.5cm£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

366 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY CHINESE BALUSTERVASESwith orange, green and yellow painted decoration withcartouches of flowers 41cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

367 AN OLD OTTOMAN HARDWOOD CHEST or coffer with pewter and mother of pearl inlay to the lid,front and sides, with later adjustments 141cm wide x58cm deep x 69cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)


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362 LATE 19TH / EARLY20TH CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL CHURCHWINDOW WATERCOLOUR signed lower right ‘AtkinsonBrothers’, 63cm x 55cm£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

368 A VICTORIAN HEARTH STOOLwith button upholstered top and short cabriole legs 131cm wide x34cm deep x 21cm high £150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

371 COLIN WILSON (MID 20TH CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL)birds perched on branches, signed and dated ‘64,watercolour and bodycolour 23cm x 19cm (a pair) bothin burr maplewood cushion moulded frames with giltslips£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

373 A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE SERPENTINEOUTLINED TRAYwith floral decoration 77cm wide x 61.5cm deep and ona later chinoiserie style stand, 48cm high overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

369 A 19TH CENTURY PINENARROW ESTATE CABINETwith three panelled doors enclosinga fitted interior 51cm wide x 34cmdeep x 209cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

374 A PAIR OF GOLD THREAD EMBROIDEREDPANELSdecorated with butterflies with mirrored decoration tothe borders, each 47cm wide x 30cm high (2)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

370 A CHINOISERIE STYLE PAINTED CONSOLE TABLEwith glass top 239cm wide x 46cm deep x 87.5cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

375 A GEORGIAN STYLE CIRCULAR WINE COOLEROR JARDINIEREwith gilt painted lion head mask handles and standingon four paw feet, 63cm x 43cm approximately£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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372 A SET OF FIVE ‘HOMEINTERIORS A PRACTICALWORK ON COLOURDECORATION ANDFURNISHING BY R.GOULBURN LOVELL’folios including plates ofdecorative interiors (5)£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

378 ETTORE TITO (1859-1941)Lovers kissing by a fountain, stencil and gouache, signedin pencil in the margin and numbered 407/500, 19cm x30cm together with a further similar work by the sameartist of a Knight and his Damsel, signed and numbered143/500 (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

381 ETTORE TITO (1859-1941)Two lovers by a window, signed in pencil in the margin and numbered 312/500, stencil and gouache, 19.5cm x30cm together with a further picture by the same artist of a courting couple in Venice (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

376 A MID TO LATE 18THCENTURY WALNUT CHESTON STANDwith cushion moulded friezedrawer above two short andthree long drawers to theupper section, the stand withone long and three shortdrawers with a shaped apronand later cabriole legs, 108cmwide x 61.5cm deep x 167cmhigh£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

379 ETTORE TITO (1859-1941)Harlequinette and Colombine, signed in pencil in themargin and numbered 148/500, stencil and gouache,33cm x 22cm together with a further work with Pierrotand Zerbinette, also signed and numbered 427/500,32.5cm x 22cm (2) also see illustration on back cover£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

377 ETTORE TITO (1859-1941)‘Idylle aux Etoiles’, stencil and gouache, signed in pencil in themargin and indistinctly numbered 45/500, 24cm diameter (tondo)together with three further similar pictures by the same artist (4)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

380 ETTORE TITO (1859-1941)Pierrot and his lover, signed in pencil in the margin,lithograph, 21cm x 27cm together with two furtherpictures by the same artist (3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

382 AN ANTIQUE CHINESE CHERRYWOOD SQUARELOW TABLE OR URN STANDwith inset pink marble top and carved decoration, onclaw and ball feet, 41cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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391 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY AUBUSSON NEEDLEWORK VERDURE TAPESTRIESeach portraying courtiers in a formal garden with parrots and flowers and classical rotunda, framed by Corinthiancolumns, approximately 180cm x 230cm (2)£800-1200 (plus 24%BP*)

383 A SIMULATEDROSEWOOD AND GILTDECORATED CIRCULARLAMP TABLEon tripod splay support, 82cmhigh£70-150 (plus 24%BP*)

386 A MIDDLE EASTERN GREEN GLAZEDTERRACOTTA CIRCULAR BOWLwith broad rim, 30cm diameter£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

387 A GRADUATED SET OF THREE ANTIQUE BRASSCIRCULAR BOWLSwith repeating crescent moon decoration to the border,54cm, 51cm x 47cm diameter (3)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

390 A JAPANESE IMARI CERAMIC JARDINIEREwith polychrome figure and flower decoration, 27cmhigh x 38cm diameter£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

384 A 19TH CENTURY REGENCY STYLEEBONISED AND GILDED OCCASIONALTABLEthe eight sided top with printed andpainted decoration, 57cm wide x 78cmhigh£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

388 AN EBONISED AND GILDED TWO TIER LAMPTABLEwith marble top, turned supports and triform base, 39cmdiameter x 76cm high£70-120 (plus 24%BP*)

389 A GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA JARDINIEREmoulded with reed buntings, insects and bull rushes,impressed mark, 39cm high x 43.5cm diameter£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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385 J DURHAM ARA, 1872A Parianware figure of a girlentitled ‘Miss Elle’, in a naturalisticsetting, 52cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

393 A TURQUOISE GROUND KASHAN STYLE SILK RUGwith foliate decoration around a central roundel, within a multiple banded border,310cm long x 195.5cm wide£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

392 A SILK KASHAN STYLE LIGHT BLUE GROUND RUG with foliate decoration to the central roundel, ground and within a decorative border,302cm x 197cm£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)


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394 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS LUSTERSwith faceted cut decoration on shaped base, 29cm high(2)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

395 A 19TH CENTURY REGENCY STYLE SCUMBLEDWOOD CHIFFONIERwith brass galleried top and brass grilled doors on bun feet,93cm wide x 123cm high x 36cm deep£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

396 A PAINTED AND PARCELGILT OVERMANTEL MIRROROR PIER GLASSwith classical decoration toinclude ribbon tied laurelswags, and with a shapedbevelled mirror plate, 114.5cmwide x 160.5cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

397 A LARGE RECTANGULAR OVERMANTEL OR WALL MIRRORwith gilt frame, the central mirror plate surrounded by etched mirrored slips on threesides, 201cm wide x 105cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

398 A GREEN PAINTED GRECIAN REVIVAL STYLE DOUBLE BED, HEAD AND ENDdecorated with classical motifs and with outset pilaster columns, all standing onturned feet, 161cm wide overall£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

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Mallams Auctioneers, Grosvenor Galleries, 26 Grosvenor Street

Cheltenham GL52 2SG www.mallams.co.uk

For more information please contact Robin Fisher

on 01242 235712 or [email protected]

Chinese, Indian, Islamic & Japanese Art

25 & 26 April 2018

Entries invitedClosing Date: 29 March

400 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYGREEN GLASS LAMP BASESwith oil resevoirs above baluster vases and gilt metalbases, each 59cm in height (2)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

402 A GEORGIAN PIERCED BRASSCYLINDRICAL HALL LANTERN with glazed sides and ring suspension 34cmdiameter x 68cm high This lantern was lot 536 in the Christie’s sale of TheContents of Ashby St Ledgers, Northamptonshire on28th/29th November 1988£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

401 A PAIR OF GILT BRASS GOTHIC REVIVAL FIVEBRANCH SIX LIGHT WALL SCONCESwith stylised leaf decoration, approximately 44cm high (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

403 A PAIR OF MID TO LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL ANDWHITE PORCELAIN THREE BRANCH CANDELABRASon stepped square bases, 46cm high, with some small damages (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)


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Lighting

Lots 400-436

404 A LARGE CREAM PAINTED SIXTEEN LIGHTELECTROLIERor chandelier with two tiers of scrolling arms andswags of decorative drops, approximately 125cmdiameter x 127cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

411 A SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS TABLELAMPpossibly originally from a ship with swinging lamp24.5cm high overall £50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

406 A SET OF SIX GILT METAL WALL LIGHTS of rectangular form, 19cm wide x 32cm high overall (6)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

407 A PAIR OF FAUX MARBLE TURNED WOODENTABLE LAMPSof column form, the bases 39cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

409 A PAIR OF SEVRESSTYLE PORCELAIN ANDORMOLU MOUNTEDTABLE LAMPSeach painted with courtingcouple, 45cm in height (2)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

410 A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN ANDGILT MOUNTED TABLE LAMPSof tapering vase form and having floral decoration,each 40cm in height£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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405 A CHROME FLOORSTANDING LAMP166cm high overallapproximately £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

408 A PAIR OF PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL BALUSTERTABLE LAMPSin Imari colours 43cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

412 A SET OF THREE LATE20TH CENTURY RETROSTANDARD LAMPSwith white painted tops,chromium poles mountedon white marble bases222cm high (3)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

413 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY / EARLY 20THCENTURY BRASS TABLE LAMPS(converted, previously candlesticks) with knopped stems,standing on tripod base terminating in bun feet 57cmhigh (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

416 A PAIR OF LATE 20TH / EARLY 21ST CENTURYMAHOGANY CORINTHIAN COLUMN TABLE LAMPSwith brass knop finials on circular spreading base 51cmhigh (2)£60-100 (plus 24%BP*)

414 A CONTEMPORARY EIGHT BRANCHCHANDELIER of generous proportions, with mottled effect sconcesatop brass swan mounts from Maitland Smith 103cm x99cm£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

417 A PAIR OF LATE 20TH / EARLY 21ST CENTURYMAHOGANY CORINTHIAN COLUMN TABLE LAMPSwith brass knop finials on circular spreading base 51cmhigh (2)£60-100 (plus 24%BP*)

415 A 20TH CENTURY CAST BRASS EIGHTEENBRANCH ELECTROLIER with scrolling branches and cherubs head finials, 87cmdiameter£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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418 A SET OF THREE CONTEMPORARY RED PAINTEDAND CHROME SQUARE WALL LIGHTS32cm x 32cm (3)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

419 A CHROME PLATED ARTNOUVEAU STYLE PRESSEDAND WROUGHT METALHANGING LIGHT FITTINGwith four pendant bulbs, 27cmdiameter x 60cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

420 A PAIR OF FRENCH POTTERY ENAMELDECORATED VASESof classical form, decorated with vases of flowers andwith polychrome fluted decoration and scrollinghandles, with a stamped mark beneath, one convertedfor use as a table lamp, each 36cm high (restorations anddamages)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

425 A NEAR PAIR OF ANTIQUE CAST BRASS LAMPBASESeach of urn form with bacchanalia cherub reliefdecoration and twin mask handles, each mounted oncircular slate bases, 57cm in height£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

426 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY CHINOISERIEPATTERNED TABLE LAMPSof large proportions with cream pleated shades 46cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

427 A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY CHINOISERIEPATTERNED TABLE LAMPSof large proportions with cream pleated shades 46cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

421 A 20TH CENTURY GILT METAL THREE BRANCHLIGHT FIXTUREwith cut crystal droppers and tear drop amethyst coloureddrops, 43cm overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

422 A 20TH CENTURY TWO BRANCH WALL LIGHTwith frosted rose petal shades and gilt metal base, 32cmoverall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

423 A LARGE 20TH CENTURYBRONZE FIGURAL LAMP BASEsigned Colley 98cm high £1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

424 A PAIR OF PRINT ROLLER TABLE LAMPSof cylindrical form, approximately 70cm high (2)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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428 A PAIR OF OPALINE GLASS CEILING LIGHTSeach 36cm diameter £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

431 A PAIR OF CAST RECONSTITUTED STONE TABLELAMPSin the form of urns, each on a square plinth base, 23cmwide x 42cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

429 A PAIR OF TURNED MARBLE TABLE LAMPSof urn form, each 46cm high to the top of the fitting£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

432 A PAIR OF EMPIRE STYLE BLUE GLAZED TABLELAMPSwith gilt metal mounts and with pleated shades, thelamps 50cm high and 70cm high overall including theshades (2)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

430 A YELLOW PAINTED TOLEWARE PARCEL GILTTABLE LAMPof classical column form, painted decoration of musicalinstruments, 76.5cm high overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

433 A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU TABLELAMPSeach of cherub form, column supports and shaped bases,each 37cm in height (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)


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434 TWO SIMILAR TURNED MARBLE URNSdrilled for use as table lamps, each approximately 25cmdiameter x 31cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

435 A CONTINENTAL ROUGE MARBLE AND GILTMETAL MOUNTED TABLE LAMPof classical urn form on a square base, 40cm high£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

436 AN OLD BRASS TEN LIGHT CANDELABRUMwith glass shades, S shaped arms with turned knops,and with turn alabaster finials, 177cm high overall£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

ABINGDON

A Private Collection of Vintage Ladies Fashion, Furniture, Works of Art & Collectors Sale

To Include: Collector’s items, Scientific instruments, Vintage Fashion, Militaria, Railwayana, Coins, Stamps, Toys, Jewellery, Furniture, Paintings etc.

Mallams1788

Monday 14th May 2018 at 10am

Entries Invited

Viewing:

Friday 11th May 9am – 5pm

Saturday 12th May 9am – 4pm

And morning of sale from 8.30am

All enquiries, please contact Chloe Wood: 01235 462840

or [email protected] www.mallams.co.uk

Mallams Auctioneers, Dunmore Court, Wootton Road

Abingdon OX13 6BH

500 A GARDEN BENCHwith green painted cast iron ends and lion masksdecorating the arms, 130cm wide x 76cm high£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

503 AN OLD GREEN PAINTED CAST IRON BENCHwith supports in the form of writhing serpents, 122cm wide x 92.5cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

501 A GREEN PAINTED CIRCULAR VICTORIAN STYLEGARDEN TABLEwith pierced top, 60cm diameter together with a pair ofgreen painted garden armchairs, 50cm wide (3)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

502 A CAST CONCRETE FOUNTAIN in the form of a shallow urn with central pomegranatespout, 60cm diameter x 68cm high together with a pairof garden ornaments in the form of ivy coloured flutedcolumns, one surmounted by a figure, the other by a birdbath, the larger 83cm high (3) £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

504 A PAIR OF CARVED STONE TROUGHSwith D shaped ends, 60cm long x 44cm wide x 27cmhigh (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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Garden Ornament, Chimney Pieces andArchitecural Elements

Lots 500-655

505 A PAIR OF RECTANGULAR CARVED STONETROUGHS63cm long x 45cm wide x 25cm high (2)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

508 A GREEN PAINTED WIREWORK GARDEN TABLE with rounded ends and scroll feet, the table 134cm longx 78cm wide together with a set of six green paintedwirework garden chairs with scrolling backs and latticeseats (7)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

511 AN ANTIQUE OAK DOOR with iron strap hinges 90cm wide x 143cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

506 AN OLD GARDEN BENCHwith black painted cast iron supports in the form of twigsand with painted wooden slats, 244cm long x 83cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

509 A SET OF EIGHT CREAM PAINTED WIREWORKGARDEN ARMCHAIRSwith fan shaped backs and scrolling feet, each 58.5cmwide (8)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

512 AN ANTIQUE IRISH CARVED ELM SINKof roughly rectangular form 128cm wide on a laterstained pine stand£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

507 A CIRCULAR GREEN PAINTED WIREWORKGARDEN TABLEtogether with two matching armchairs, the table 76cmdiameter (3)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

510 A SMALL REGENCY CAST IRON FIRE GRATEwith classical decoration 41cm wide x 18cm deep x38.5cm high £50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

513 A WHITE PAINTED CAST IRON GARDEN BENCHwith wooden slatted seat, standing on pad feet 142cm x71cm £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)


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514 A WOODEN RECTANGULAR TOPPED GARDENTABLE with white painted cast metal base 115cm x 73cm x57cm £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

517 AN OLD MARBLE SINK OR MORTARof oval form with lugs to the front, 50cm wide x 16cmhigh£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

520 A LATE GEORGE III BLACK PAINTED CAST IRONFIRE GRATEdecorated with foliate leaves and swag decoration, 76cmwide x 65cm x 28cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

515 TWO GLAZED POTTERY GARDEN PLANTERSof tapering form, the tallest 37cm high (2)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

518 A GROUP OF VARIOUS FLOWER POTSand other decorative items to include two similar ovoidceramic jars, a turquoise square section planter, andother items £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

521 A COMPOSITE GRINDSTONE71cm diameter£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

516 A CIRCULAR WOODEN TOPPED GARDEN PUBTABLEwith white painted cast metal base measures 60cm widex 69cm high approximately £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

519 A PAIR OF OLD CAST IRON SHALLOW GARDENURNSwith scroll handles, each 35cm diameter x 38cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

522 AN EDWARDIAN BLACK PAINTED WROUGHTIRON PARCEL GILT COUNTY COURT OFFICES SIGNwith ER cypher and scroll decoration, 147cm wide x66cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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523 AN OLD RIVETED COPPER COPPER56.5cm diameter x 44cm high £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

525 A 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON FOUNTAINof squat campana urn form, 70cm diameter x 60cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

527 A PAIR OF CARVED INDIAN STONE PILLARBASESwith lotus flower decoration, each 30cm wide xapproximately 27cm high (2)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

524 A PAIR OF PAINTED WROUGHT IRON FLORISTS STANDSeach with three plant containers, 128cm wide x 50cm high (2)£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

528 A PAIR OF PAINTED CAST IRONFOLIATE BENCH ENDSnaturalisticly moulded, approximately 61cmwide x 90cm high (2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

526 A PAIR OF OLD RECONSTITUTED STONE LIONSeach 48cm in height£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

529 AN OLD CAST LEAD FOUNTAINthe bowl with putti support on a rocky base, 36cm diameter x 95cmhigh£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)


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530 AN OLD SQUARE SECTION COPPER LANTERN38.5cm wide x 83cm high together with a wrought ironcorner bracket, approximately 147cm wide £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

533 AN OLD CAST IRON FIRE BACKdecorated with classical figures, 52cm wide x80cm high£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

536 A LARGE WROUGHT IRON ROSE ARCHwith scroll decoration to the end and side panels and with slatted benches withindown each side, approximately 309cm long x 272cm wide x 310cm high£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

531 TWO OLD CARVED LIMESTONE SPHERES ORFINIALSeach approximately 28cm diameter£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

534 AN OLD LEAD BIRD BATHthe circular bowl with dove perched onthe side, and with cupid support, 38cmdiameter x 67cm high£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

537 A LARGE WROUGHT IRON ROSE ARCHwith scroll decoration to the end and side panels, approximately 309cm long x 272cmwide x 310cm high £1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

532 AN OLD PINE FRAMED WINDOW PANELwith etched glass, 49cm wide x 153cm high£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

535 A PAINTED WIREWORK BISTRO SET consisting of a circular table and two folding chairs decorated with birds andleaves, the table 79cm diameter x 75cm high (3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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538 A PAIR OF BLACK PAINTED CAST IRON GARDENURNS of classical form, with egg and dart decoration to therims and looping handles decorated with lion masks,each 48cm diameter x 61cm high (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

541 TWO STADDLE STONESone with a square tapering base and one with acylindrical base, both approximately 70cm in height (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

543 AN OLD GREEN AND RED PAINTED CHILD’S WAGONwith removable ends, 71cm long (not including handle)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

539 A GROUP OF THREE SECTIONS OF VICTORIANCAST IRON RAILINGwith rosettes within circles, the largest piece 164cm longx 49cm high overall (3)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

544 TWO OLD TURNED SANDSTONE BALUSTERS54cm high (damages) (2)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

540 A 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON WHITE ANDBLACK PAINTED WINDOW SILL TOP(with some damages) 126cm wide x 7cm high x 22cmdeep£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)


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542 A 19TH CENTURYCARVED WOODENSCULPTURE of a Vahana in the form of apeacock of generousproportions and greenpainted decoration 149cm x122cm approximately, avehicle for a Hindu deity forMadurai region Tamil Nadu,India £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

545 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PAINTED CARVED STONE HEADSeach originally part of a window or door frame, each approximately 27cm wide x45cm high (2)£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

547 A GROUP OF EIGHT VARIOUS PAINTEDREGENCY DEAL ARCHITECTURAL MOULDINGS ORDOOR SURROUNDSof concave form with squared tops, various sections, thelargest 226cm x 14cm (for restoration) (8)£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

550 A PIECE OF CARVED OAK ARCHITECTURALMOULDINGtogether with further pine carved mouldings (7)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

546 A PALLADIAN STYLE CARVED LIMESTONE CHIMNEY PIECEwith breakfront moulded mantel, protrusion scroll decoration to the frieze flanked byflowerheads to either side and with moulded decoration to the recess, 175cm wide x162cm high overall, the recess 110cm wide x 109cm high£1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

548 A GROUP OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY GREENPAINTED DEAL ARCHITECTURAL MOULDINGSfor reuse, the largest piece 178cm long x 15cm wide (5)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

551 A GROUP OF THREE SIMILAR CARVED PINEARCHITECTURAL MOULDINGStogether with three further pieces of moulding, thelargest 213cm long (6)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

549 A GEORGIAN OR LATER CARVED PINE DOORSURROUNDwith classical banded decoration, together with fivefurther pieces of architectural moulding (8)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

552 A GROUP OF ELEVEN CARVED PINEARCHITECTURAL MOULDINGSof various designs, the largest piece approximately198cm long (11)£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)


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553 TWO PAIRS OF ANTIQUE CARVED PINE DOORJAMSthe largest 262cm long x 18cm wide (4)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

556 A PAIR OF CREAM PAINTED WROUGHT IRON GARDEN SEATSwith camel backs and scrolling arms 130cm wide x 93cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

558 A CAST IRON CYLINDRICAL PLANTERwith lion mask decoration 40cm diameter x 30cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

554 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURYTERRACOTTA AMPHORA51cm high approximately and a further smaller amphora(2)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

557 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PROBABLY COALBROOKDALE WIREWORKGARDEN CHAIRSwith Gothic inspired decoration and scrolling feet, each 53.5cm wide x 89.5cm high(2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

559 A CAST IRON CYLINDRICAL PLANTER decorated with classical urns 35cm diameter x 25cmhigh £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

555 A PAIR OF RUSTIC GARDEN CHAIRSwith high backs and curving arms, each approximately62cm wide x 121cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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560 A CREAM PAINTED FOLDING BISTRO TABLE and two matching chairs with pierced scroll decoration to the top, the table 70cmdiameter (3)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

562 A GREEN PAINED WIREWORK GARDEN TABLE with rounded ends and scrolling feet together with a set of six matching chairs, thetable 136cm long x 75cm wide (7)£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

564 A CAST IRON GARDEN BENCH with arching back, 122.5cm wide x 94cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

561 A WROUGHT IRON GARDEN SEAT with vertical slats to the back and scrolling arms and feet 104cm wide x 86cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

563 A PAIR OF GREEN PAINTED WIREWORK ROSE ARCHESeach approximately 115cm wide x 260cm high (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

565 A PAIR OF COMPOSITE GARDEN URNSof classical form, 45cm diameter x 66cm high (2) (one with damages)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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566 A PAIR OF CAST COMPOSITE GARDEN URNSthe shallow bowls on square bases, together with a pair of matching plinthswith flowerhead decoration, the urns 54cm diameter, the urn and plinthstanding 96cm high overall (2)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

568 A WEATHERED TEAK LUTYENS STYLE GARDEN BENCH167cm wide x 102cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

570 A PAIR OF CIRCULAR SANDSTONE STADDLESTONESof typical form, each approximately 43cm diameter x70cm high (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

567 A GROUP OF FOUR CAST COMPOSITE BALL FINIALS on square bases, each 17cm wide x 26cm high (4)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

569 A WEATHERED TEAK LUTYENS STYLE GARDEN BENCH167cm wide x 102cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

571 AN OLD TEAK GARDEN BENCH by Lister, with slatted back and seat, 159cm wide x 82cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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572 A GREEN PAINTED CAST METAL GARDEN TABLEwith rectangular marble top, 140cm wide x 71cm deep x67cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

576 A PINE FIRE SURROUNDinside measurement 67cm wide x 92cm high, overall111cm wide x 113cm high £50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

573 A LATE 20TH / EARLY 21ST CENTURY WROUGHT IRON GLASS TOPPED GARDENTABLEand set of six wirework bistro chairs, the table measures 139cm x 74cm x 77cm, the chairsmeasuring 91.5cm high (7) £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

574 A LATE 19TH / EARLY20TH CENTURYCOMPOSITE STONEBALUSTER SUN DIALwith indistinctly engravedplate 122cm x 28cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

575 THREE LATE 20TH / EARLY 21ST CENTURYTERRACOTTA URNS or planters, one of basket weave decoration, onetapering example and one other, the tallest measures29cm high (3)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)


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577 GEORGE MACKENNEY(20TH CENTURY ENGLISHSCHOOL)Oak and iron framed doublesided pub sign, depictingWilliam IV, signed to oneside MacKenney and dated‘72, 91.5cm wide x 97cmhighGeorge MacKenney studiedart during the 1930’s andpainted more than 6,000 pubsigns, in the main for theCharles Wells Brewery ofBedford. This sign howeveris believed to have comefrom a pub in Brighton (ARR)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

578 A GREY PAINTED WROUGHT IRON GARDEN BENCHwith scrolling back and arms 152cm wide x 89cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

580 A CIRCULAR LATTICE CREAM PAINTEDWROUGHT IRON TABLEconstructed from two ‘D’ shaped sections with scrollingsupports 100cm diameter £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

583 A BLACK PAINTED WROUGHT IRON CIRCULARGARDEN TABLE with four scrolling supports 66cm diameter x 73.5cmhigh £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

579 A RECTANGULAR WHITE PAINTED STAMPED AND LATTICE WORK IRON RECTANGULARGARDEN TABLEwith scrolling base 150cm long x 100cm wide together with a set of seven matching folding chairs (8)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

581 A WROUGHT IRON WIRE WORK CIRCULARBISTRO TABLEwith matching folding chairs decorated with birds andleaves, the table 80cm diameter (3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

584 AN OLD STONE DOOR STOP OR WEIGHTwith ring suspension, 16cm wide x 18cm high togetherwith a cast iron boot scraper on oval base, 36cm wide(2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

582 AN OLD CREAM PAINTED WROUGHT IRONGARDEN TABLE with circular wooden top 61cm diameter x 74cm high £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

585 AN OLD COPPER SHIPS MAST LANTERNby Eli Griffiths and Sons Birmingham, with faceted lensand containing original burner, and with iron suspensionloop, 23cm diameter x 66cm high£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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586 A PAIR OF SILVERED TIN LANTERNS OR HEATERSwith pierced chimneys, each 31cm wide x 35cm deep x48cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

587 A VICTORIAN RUSTICOCCASIONAL TABLEconstructed from twigs, paintedblue with a square canvas coveredtop on tripod base, 31cm wide x77cm high (losses to the twigs andpaintwork)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

588 AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY POLYCHROME DECORATEDRATTAN CONSERVATORY SUITEconsisting of a two seater sofa, 122cm wide, a pair of armchairs, a pair ofside chairs and a rectangular table, the table 81cm wide x 61cm deep x72cm high (6)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

589 A NEAR PAIR OF TERRACOTTA STRAWBERRYPLANTERSeach 31cm in height £60-100 (plus 24%BP*)

592 A GROUP OF FIVE SQUARE TAPERING CASTRECONSTITUTED STONE PLANTERSwith flower head decoration, each 35cm wide x 36cmhigh (5)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

590 A LATE 20TH CENTURY COMPOSITE STONESTATUEof a bearded man with birds 74cm in height£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

593 A GROUP OF VARIOUS GARDEN ORNAMENTSto include a pair of terracotta planters with lion maskdecoration, a further planter and various paintedreconstituted stone animals to include frogs and asculpture of a boy (12)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

591 A GROUP OF GARDEN POTSto include two pairs of urns and a wall light (7)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

594 A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY TURNED WOODPINE PAINTED PILASTER COLUMNSremoved from a chapel in Odiham, Hampshire, eachcolumn approximately 16.5cm x 231cm (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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595 A SET OF THREE PARTS TO A VICTORIAN OAKCARVED GOTHIC REVIVAL DECORATED PULPIT ORDAIS PLINTHSeach approximately 95cm wide x 44cm high (3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

597 A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY TERRACOTTA BREADCROCKS with lids, one with a salt glaze, 52cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

600 A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK BLACK FOREST STYLE CARVED DOORPEDIMENTwith deer head and griffins with scrolling acanthus flowers, 103cm x 32cm overall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

598 AN 18TH CENTURY CAST IRONTAPERING URN with domed topped lid with ball finial, standingon circular spreading base, 61cm high overall£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

601 A LARGE CIRCULAR COPPER COPPER97cm diameter x 49cm high together with a wroughtiron stand, 32cm high (2)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

596 A PAIR OF LATE 18THCENTURY WOODENCARVED PAINTED ANDPARCEL GILTARCHITECTURAL DOORFRAME ELEMENTSdecorated with acanthusleaves and acorns and withegg and dart moulding,221cm x 20cm x 10cmapproximately (2)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

599 A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY RUSTIC GREEN PAINTEDDISTRESSED DOORSwith gilded panels, 187cm x 88cm (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)


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602 A LARGE ANTIQUE, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY,CAST IRON PESTLE AND MORTARthe pestle 61cm long, the mortar 39cm diameter x32.5cm high£250-350 (plus 24%BP*)

605 A BLACK AND WHITE PAINTED CAST IRONBARREL PUMP74cm high£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

607 TWO TERRACOTTA SMALL POTSone 39cm diameter x 28cm high; the other 41cmdiameter x 24cm high (2)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

603 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN WHITE AND ORANGEPAINTED CAST IRON URNSof campana form with egg and dart decoration to therim, and on square bases, 39cm diameter x 52cm high(2)£240-350 (plus 24%BP*)

606 A FOLDING RECTANGULAR GARDEN TABLEwith slatted top, 180cm long x 70.5cm wide together with a group of ten folding chairs (11)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

608 A GROUP OF SIX VARIOUS WATERING CANSto include one by Haws (6)£70-90 (plus 24%BP*)

604 EMMA MAIDEN ‘BIRD IN FLIGHT’ PORTLANDSTONEsigned with initials E.M., 41cm wide x 79cm high (ARR)£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)


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609 A PAIR OF TERRACOTTA FLOWER POTS35cm diameter x 35cm high together with three furthervarious flower pots (5)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

612 AN OLD CAST IRON GARDEN URNof shallow form, 55cm diameter x 35cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

615 A PAIR OF OLD LIMESTONE RECTANGULARPOINTED PIER CAPS55cm wide x 46cm deep x 18cm high (2) £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

610 A SMALL CAST IRON URNof classical form with scrolling handles, 40cm diameter x32cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

613 AN OLD ART NOUVEAU STYLE TERRACOTTABUSTof a girl wearing a beret, mounted on a square plinthbase 60cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

616 A GROUP OF FOUR WROUGHT IRON STOOLSwith scrolling arms and shaped supports, each 75cm wide x 57cm high (4)£250-350 (plus 24%BP*)

611 A DARK RED PAINTED CIRCULAR IRONGARDEN OCCASIONAL TABLE55cm diameter x 71cm high£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

614 A PAIR OF OLD PLASTER CORBELSof scroll form 18cm wide x 89cm high £50-80 (plus 24%BP*)


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617 AN APPLE RACKwith ten drawers 64cm wide x 60cm deep x 125cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

620 AN OLD, POSSIBLY FLEMISH, PITCH PINE CARVINGin the form of an angel, 81cm wide x 77.5cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

622 A GROUP OF THREE PIECES OF CAST PLASTERDECORATIONone with a shell, another with a ram mask and floralswag and a further piece with a strawberry plantmoulding, the largest 73cm x 39cm (3)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

618 A COPPER WEATHER VANE in the form of a pig, 69cm long x 40cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

621 A PAIR OF PAINTED CAST IRON BENCH ENDSwith naturalistically moulded foliate decoration, 60cmwide x 90cm high £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

623 A FRENCH CARVED MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECEwith a rectangular mantel and scrolling acanthus leaf decorated corbel (to either side) supported on paw feet, 115cmwide x 40.5cm deep x 98cm high, the recess 79cm wide x 77.5cm high£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

619 A WROUGHT IRON BLACK PAINTED BOOTSCRAPERin the form of a Scottie dog, 45cm long x 64.5cm highincluding the mounting posts£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)


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624 A PAIR OF CARVED OAK CORBEL BRACKETSeach 12.5cm x 50cm together with various furthercarved oak architectural element, all removed from theIranian Embassy in London (9)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

626 AN 18TH CENTURY WROUGHT IRON DOWN-HEARTH KITCHEN GRATEwith bars to the front and wind in adjustable cheeks to the side approximately 115cmwide x 62cm high £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

628 A PAIR OF OLD FRENCH ETCHED GLASS PANELSone with initials, the other with the head of a lady, each55cm x 64.5cm (2)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

625 A VICTORIAN WHITE PAINTED CAST IRON SPLASH BACKor over door, of classical form decorated with three Art Nouveau tiles, 65cm wide x 50cmhigh together with a further similar cast element (2)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

627 A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OVER DOORof architectural form with acanthus leaf decoration 140cm wide x 40cm high overall£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)


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629 A PAIR OF OLD LEADGARDEN STATUESof children, one dancing, theother playing a pair of pipes,both mounted on terracottaplinth bases, eachapproximately 124cm highand each plinth base 28cmsquare (2)£1000-1500 (plus 24%BP*)

636 A COPPER WEATHER VANEin the form of a sailing yacht, 79cm long x 78cm high £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

630 A CAST ALUMINIUM GARDEN SEAT with serpentine front and latticework seat, 139cm wide x 87cmhigh£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

632 A BLACK PAINTED ALUMINIUMCIRCULAR GARDEN TABLEwith pierced top, 61cm diameter x 63cmhigh£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

634 A 20TH CENTURY TERRACOTTA THREEDIVISION CHIMNEY POT PLANTER81cm x 47cm x 30cm approximately£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

631 A CAST ALUMINIUM WHITE PAINTED GARDENTABLEon tripod base, 80cm diameter together with a set of four castaluminium garden chairs (5)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

633 A BLACK PAINTED CIRCULAR GARDEN TABLEwith pierced foliate top, 69cm diameter x 62cm hightogether with two black painted cast aluminium seats(3)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)


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635 A LARGE ANTIQUE CARVED MARBLE MORTARwith four lugs 41cm diameter x 24cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

637 A COPPER WEATHER VANEin the form of a whale, 61cm long x28cm high £150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

644 A LATE 20TH / EARLY 21ST CENTURY SLATTEDGARDEN BENCHby R.A. Lister & Co., 133cm wide x 88cm x 60cm andone other slatted bench (2)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

646 A PAIR OF WHITE PAINTED CARVEDWOOD AND GESSO CORBEL WALLBRACKETSof scrolling form, 40.5cm wide x 20cm deep x82.5cm high £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

645 A MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE of coloured marble, 139cm wide overall x 20cm deep x 101.5cmhigh£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

639 A JAQUES CROQUET SETwith mallets, hoops and balls, all within a pine box withrope carrying handles, 110.5cm wide £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

640 A SMALL COLLECTION OF TERRACOTTA PLANTPOTSto include Yorkshire flower pot examples, ribbedexamples etc., the tallest measures 40cm high (7)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

643 TWO CONCRETE PLANT POTSone of tapering form, the other of lattice workdecoration, a cast iron Regency style planter and onebust of a young maiden 49cm high, the maiden withdamages (4)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

638 21ST CENTURY SCHOOL SCULPTURAL GROUP OF A YOUNG BUCK AND TWO FAWNSthe buck 82cm long x 97cm high (3) (ARR)£2000-3000 (plus 24%BP*)

641 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COMPOSITE STONECURVED GARDEN BENCHon Corinthian column supports 98cm x 40cm x 45cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

642 FIVE TERRACOTTA DECORATIVE PLANTERSto include a ribbed example, one urn shaped vase andone others (5)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)


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648 AN EARLY 20TH CENTURYBLACK PAINTED CAST BRONZEBELLwith GR cipher, with iron clapper,25cm diameter x 25cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

647 A CONTEMPORARY LIGHT OAK CIRCULAR TOPPED TABLEthe metal base with six matching chairs, the table measure 135cm across x75cm high; the chairs measure 83cm high (7)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

649 A PAIR OF BROWN PAINTED PLASTERSQUIRRELS on rectangular bases and a similar model of a seated cat,the squirrels measure 25cm high, the cat 23cm high (3)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)


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652 A PAIR OF DECORATIVE VICTORIAN CASTIRON RADIATORSwith filigree pattern 95cm x 90cm x 14cm (2)£150-300 (plus 24%BP*)

653 AN ANTIQUE RADIATORstanding on four splayed feet (wellpainted) 50cm x 94cm x 18cm £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

654 A SET OF EIGHT BLACK PAINTED CAST ALUMINUM GARDEN ARMCHAIRSwith pierced backs and seats and scrolling arms, 64cm wide together with a circularblack painted garden table (9)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

655 A POTTERY AMPHORA with two loop handles and ironstand, 75cm high£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

650 A 20TH CENTURY BROWNPAINTED PLASTER MODEL OF ANOWLseated on a branch, 34cm high £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

651 A BARDIGLIO AND WHITEMARBLE CHIMNEY PIECEof simple form with supportive ioniccolumns to either side, 136cm wide x20.5cm deep x 105.5cm high overall,the recess 88cm wide x 87cm high£600-900 (plus 24%BP*)

Design17 May 2018OXFORD

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CONDITIONS OF SALE

Mallams carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONS In these Conditions: (a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Mallams or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to

authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description;

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer;

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Mallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions;

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

(g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2. (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any

security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be

the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. (3)The Auctioneers reserve the right to charge a deposit for certain lots. These will be

indicated before the sale.

3. INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

4. THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 20%. This premium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.

5. VALUE ADDED TAX Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

6. PAYMENT (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us. (2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to

us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made

payment in full to us of the total amount due. (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased

and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or

if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible

for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose

conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you

towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions

9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION AND TELEPHONE BIDS Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf or by telephone. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made. 11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims. 12. AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. 13. TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot. 14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 15. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. GENERAL 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or

attendance at our auctions by any person. 17 (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of

and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions. ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWS Due to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.), whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits for bidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and all permits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buys a lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certain countries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) and possession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be an offence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyers responsibility to check Federal regulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations.

Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre-1947. ONLINE BIDDING Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers, you: 1. authorise Mallams Fine Art auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in

part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Mallams Fine art Auctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.


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DIRECTIONS FROM THE A34

Abingdon North turn-off from Oxford endCome off the slip road, the A4183 Oxford Road.Turn right at the roundabout onto Dunmore Road.Turn right at the next roundabout onto the B4017, Wootton Road.Go under the A34 flyover and we are on the right, Dunmore Court is the group of buildings onthe right.

Coming through the edge of AbingdonCome off the A34 at the Abingdon South turn-off on the roundabout.Take the 3rd exit onto the A415, Marcham Road.Go over the next small roundabout, going past the Abingdon Community Hospital on the left.At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Colwell Drive.Go over the next roundabout.At the next roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Copenhagen Drive.At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Wootton Road.

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