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A concrete garden statue in the form of a pig over a gate with piglets

9ct gold circular locket with 9ct gold chain and a scrap 9ct gold gate link bracelet, gross weight 7.8 grams

Three Runnaford Pottery Will Young figures, The Onion Seller, Collapsed Gate & Book reading figure under tree (AF)Onion seller and Gate scene both appear generally good, with some wear. The tree on the book reader is damaged

9ct gold gate link bracelet with a heart-shaped padlock clasp, hallmarked London, 15.5 grams

An oak gate leg dining table on barleytwist supports

An antique oak gate leg dining table

A painted cast iron gate with bowed top section, approx. width 190cm, approx. height 248cm

A WROUGHT IRON ARCH GARDEN GATE with foliate detailing width 85cm height 210cm

A GEORGIAN OAK OVAL GATE LEG TABLE, open length 132cm x closed length 39cm x depth 107cm x height 71cm, and six oak splat back chairs, including one carver (condition:-all with historical damage and repairs, ideal for restoration) (7)

An early to mid 20th Century oak twist gate leg dining table

Two Framed and Glazed Reproduction Cinema Posters ' Casablanca ', 80cm x 60cm and ' Corte Marziale ' together with a Framed and Glazed ' St James Gate, The Home of Guinness ' Poster, 90cm x 60cm

9ct gold gate bracelet, 7.9 grams, circa 17cm long.

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with fretwork padlock clasp, 10.4g

An English blue and white delftware urn, probably London, circa 1760, the body flanked by press moulded masks, decorated with a rock beside a gate, standing upon a flared foot, h.12.5cm References: Archer M (1997) Delftware, I.15-17, p.370 and Grigsby L (2000) The Longridge Collection, D.370, p.412With the usual losses to the glaze at the extremities.Some nibbles to the rim and footrim.A crack from the rim to the bottom of one of the flanking masks.

Thoresby, Ralph: Ducatus Leodiensis: or, the Topography of the Ancient and Populous Town and Parish of Leedes, And Parts Adjacent in the West-Riding of The County of York, London: Printed for Maurice Atkins, and Sold by Edward Nutt at the Middle-Tem-ple Gate in Fleet-Street, 1715, engraved portrait frontispiece, lacking map, contemporary panelled calf, red morocco spine label, folio, with T.D. Webster Antiquarian and Export Bookseller purchase receipt dated 20th January 1964. (1)

A wrought-iron gate with decorative scrollwork (113 cm wide x 180 cm high).

A wrought-iron gate with decorative scrollwork (121 cm wide x 204 cm high).

Pink Floyd - Ummagumma, UK 1st pressing, Harvest SHDW 1 A-1 / 1 B-2 / 2 A-1 / 2 B-2, Gramophone perimeter label, no EMI, in promotional inners and gate-fold sleeve, File Under POPULAR : Pop Groups, together with Atom Heart Mother, UK 1st pressing, Harvest SHVL 781 A-1 G / B-1 G, in Harvest inner and gate-fold sleeve. (2)

A collection of LP's to include Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (two posters, no stickers), Status Quo - Down The Dustpipe, Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality and Paranoid, Deep Purple - In Rock, Led Zeppelin - II and The Song Remains The Same (textured gate-fold sleeve with interior booklet.) (7)

A Border Fine Arts composition group B0444, The Chase, 1999 James Herriot EEGG Ltd, complete with original hardwood stand, Figure in Car and two Collies, passing through a Gate, (including stand 9.5cm x 30cm x 18cm)

Bertram Priestman RA ROI NEAC (British 1868-1951): 'The Sluice Gate in Suffolk, oil on panel signed and dated '19, titled verso 39cm x 49cmProvenance: with the 'Fine Art Society', label verso exh. March 1926 No.32,Condition Report:Good overall condition, well presented, ready to hang. Shows minor signs of touching-in in the sky under UV light

The East Side of the Abbey Gate, St Bennet in Norfolk, engraving, 31cm wide, glazed and framed

A small gate leg table with barley twist legs

A 19th century design oak gate-leg table, with single cutlery drawer

TWO GOLD BRACELETS AND A BANGLE comprising gate bracelet and one other, each in nine carat gold, 26g gross, along with an unmarked bangle Qty: 3

JOHN ROGERS 'CAMEL' PATTERN BLUE & WHITE PRINTED TREE AND WELL MEAT PLATTER, scene derived from Plate 25 - 'Gate Leading to a Musjed Atchunar Ghur' of Thomas and William Daniells Oriental Scenery and View in Hindoostan: Part 1', 52.5cm LComments: surface scratches, minor glazing faults, small chip in centre of plate, chips to underside

JOHN ROGERS 'CAMEL' PATTERN BLUE & WHITE PRINTED MEAT PLATTER, scene derived from Plate 25 - 'Gate Leading to a Musjed Atchunar Ghur' of Thomas and William Daniells Oriental Scenery and View in Hindoostan: Part 1', 52.5cm LComments: chip to rim, smaller chips to side, surface scratches, minor cracks in glaze

GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER & NEPHRITE RING, designed by Nanna & Jorgen Ditzel, the cabochon stone set to float above shank, No 97, fully stamped, ring size P, together with pair of silver fox head cufflinks and silver gate bracelet with heart shaped padlock, 40.0gms gross (4)Provenance: private collection Ceredigion, consigned via our Cardiff OfficeCondition Report:The ring is size PBracelet is 17cm's round when clipped together

9ct yellow gold three bar gate bracelet set with amethyst, with heart padlock clasp and safety chain, stamped 375, 19.2g

George III serpentine mahogany folding tea table with rosette carved edge, single gate action on square moulded supports with pierced corned brackets, W91cm D90cm H73cm max

Antiquarian Leather Bound Books, mainly XVIII and XIX Century, to include Cecilia or Memoirs of an Heiress by the author of Evelina, vols 1-5, 1782, pub. London, printed for T. Payne and Son at Mews-gate; A Companion for the Festivals and Feasts of the Church of England, fifth edition 1708; The Nature, Power and Deceit and Prevalency of Indwelling Sin in Believers by John Owen D.D. 1774, printed for G. Keith, in Grace-Church Street. (13)

A Collection of Leather Bound Classic Literature, mainly XIX Century editions to include: Anthony Trollope - Framley Parsonage, George Eliot - Daniel Daronda, four volumes, pub. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London,1876, and Middlemarch, 1890, Cecilia or Memoirs of an Heiress by the author Evelina, vols 1-5, printed for T. Payne and Sons and T. Caddell in Mews Gate in the Strand, 1786, etc:- Two Boxes

PAUL MARNY (1829-1914) Old Gate at Domfront, Normandy, watercolour, signed lower left, 92 x 68cm.

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with safety chain 20g 

A 9ct gold bracelet, A 9ct gold bracelet, the gate link chain with a heart shape padlock clasp, hallmarks for Birmingham, length 18cm, gross weight 14.7g.

BEDFORD COMMANDER.  The Gate of the Pacific. Col. litho frontis & plates (some with damp stng.), fldg. & other maps. Rebacked cloth. 1863; also R. N. Dunbar, Beauties of Tropical Scenery (Poetical), frontis & plates, orig. purple cloth gilt, 1864.  (2).

Antique Period Superior Quality 9ct Gold 5-Bar Gate Bracelet, with 9ct Gold heart shaped padlock. Marked 9ct, warm coloured gold. Length 7'' - 17.5 cm. Weight 21 grams.

A 9ct Gold Gate Link Style Bracelet, to 9ct gold heart shape padlock style clasp, suspending numerous assorted novelty charm pendants, including Edward VII 1902 half Sovereign with applied pendant loop, a Victoria 1891 Sovereign, loose set within pendant mount, etc.

A collection of assorted boxed and loose diecast vehicles including Gate 1:18 scale Chrysler FT Cruisers, Corgi commercial vehicles and buses etc

A collection of Triang Minic Motorways slot racing items including boxed M1576 Ferrari 500 Superfast, M1588 Ferrari 330 P4, M1587 Ford GT Mk II and M1577 Chevrolet boxed cars, clockwork Rally Check Point Barrier, Shell Filling Station, Starting Gate, Dunlop Vite Loin bridge, curved and straight track, barriers, car spares etc

Elizabeth Keith (British, 1887-1956), 'East Gate, Pyeng Yang, Korea, 1925', coloured woodcut print, signed in pencil lower right, 44.5x31cm

A 9ct gold gate link bracelet, weight 13.4g 

Diana, Princess of Wales. Christmas and New Year Card, folded, signed 'from Charles and Diana', with mounted image of Prince Charles, Lady Diana, Prince William and Prince Harry on a five bar gate, 200mm x 152mm, 1989. ** Corners bumped.

Simon Gate - Orrefors - An early 20th Century footed glass vase, circa 1928, the bowl of six sided form, facet cut and engraved with alternating figurative and star panels, above a tapered facet cut hexagonal foot, signed, height 19cm.

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with padlock clasp, comprising textured links,  length approx 15cm, weight approx 12gms Further details:wear and tear commensurate with age 

Two 9ct gold gate bracelets, both comprising  padlock clasp, along with a finer versions combined weight approx 18.4gms Further details:  wear and tear commensurate with age some links bent

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with padlock clasp, a/f safety chain snapped, along with a 9ct gold signet ring, size J, a two tone 9ct gold band, size K1/2, total combined weight approx 10.6gms Further details: wear and tear commensurate with age 

A 9ct gold gate bracelet with padlock clasp, width approx10mm, fold over clasp, length approx 18.5cm, weight approx 15.7gms Further details: good clasp a little stiff, minor  wear and tear commensurate with age 

A George I Walnut Demilune Game Table Circa 1720with a felt-lined gaming surface, the interior fitted with mahogany veneer. Height 29 x width 33 x depth 16 1/2 inches.This lot is located in Chicago.No key. Appear to be in overall good and stable condition with surface dents and marks throughout commensurate with age and use. Top with old discolorations and water marks. Gate-leg hinge with an old repair. Center leg missing one of its brackets at the top. Small repair on the molded under-edge of the top. Condition reports are available upon request. All lots are sold "as is," in the condition they are in at the time of the auction. The physical condition of lots can vary due to age, normal wear and tear, previous damage, and restoration. Prospective buyers are strongly advised to inspect a lot personally or through a knowledgeable representative prior to bidding. The absence of any reference to the condition of a lot does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. Prospective buyers must review and agree to the Conditions of Sale before participating in an auction, and it is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure that they have requested, received and considered any condition report.

λ JOHN PIPER (BRITISH 1903-1992)THE GATE, PEMBROKESHIREInk, crayon and watercolour Signed (lower right) 19 x 28.5cm (7¼ x 11 in.)Painted circa. 1969. Provenance:Abbott & Holder Ltd., London Purchased from the above by the present ownerCondition Report: Unexamined out of glazed frame. Very light undulation to the sheet. Otherwise in good original condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

PARCEL-GILT BRONZE SQUARE 'LION AND GRAPEVINE' MIRROR POSSIBLY TANG DYNASTY 或為唐代 局部鎏金銅海獸葡萄紋方鏡 cast in high relief with six beasts amidst grapevine surrounding the crouching lion knob within a circular border, further grapevine and four birds at each corner in the outer border, the top gildedDimensions:14.3cm square; 1021gProvenance:Provenance: Formerly from a private Singapore collection, Mr Quek Kiok Lee, inventory no. BM100, purchased from Moon Gate in 2001.

A 9ct gold oval and twisted bar link gate bracelet on a 9ct gold heart shaped padlock clasp, weight 7.1g, length 18cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Fessze, 'St Andrews, Dinas Powys', signed, watercolours. 30x19cm approx. Together with a naïve study of a thatched cottage in oils bearing initial 'B J', framed and glazed. 25x40cm approx. And a coloured print after F Robson, York Minster from Stone Gate. Framed. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

AN OVAL GATE-LEG DINING TABLE 50" X 34" OPENED ON TURNED LEGS WITH FOUR WHEEL BACK DINING CHAIRS

A white metal gate bracelet with heart lock; an Art Deco white metal brooch set with a cushion cut clear stone

A 9ct hallmarked gold gate chain necklace, length 34cm, 56.5gms 

CARTER HOWARD: (1874-1939) English archaeologist and Egyptologist, discovered the Tomb of Tutankhamun in 1923. An oblong small 8vo Address book previously belonging to and compiled by Howard Carter, evidently dating from the 1930s, bearing his pencil ownership signature ('Howard Carter') and address at Prince's Gate Court in London to the front free endpaper, containing approximately 200 addresses and many telephone numbers etc., in Carter's hand, in pencil, of various family members, friends, acquaintances and colleagues of the archaeologist in various cities around the world, including the Duke of Alba in Madrid, Baron Harold de Bildt of the Royal Swedish Legation in Cairo, the Earl & Countess of Carnarvon (including Countess Almina, the wife of the 5th Earl of Carnarvon who had supplied financial backing to the search and excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb), Earl of Cadogan, William Carter, Samuel Carter, Albert Carter, Lady Colefax, John Drinkwater, Viscount Devonport, the Egyptian legation and consul in London, Lady Melchett, the Press Cutting Association, Sir Horace Rumbold, the Savile Club, Hassan Selius, Professor of Egyptology at the University in Cairo, Air Vice Marshal Francis Rowland Scarlett, Sir Harry Lloyd Verney (private secretary to Queen Mary) and many, many others. With marbled endpapers and gilt stamped Addresses to the front cover. A rare and fascinating record of the individuals associated with Carter in his personal and professional life. Some damp staining to the back cover and a few of the first and final pages, only affecting a few of the entries, and with some light overall age wear, G

CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, Catherine the Great. An excellent and very attractive D.S., `Ekaterina´, in Cyrillic, a bold and good signature example, one large page, oblong 15 x 21 folio, Saint Petersburg, 8th August 1769, in Cyrillic. The document bears to the front a splendid and very large paper seal with coat of Imperial arms and is signed by the `Empress and Sovereign of All Russias..´, being a title given, appointing a representative to the Pope Clemens XIV, who will carry out his duties from the Russian consulate established in the port city of Ancona on the Adriatic Sea. Countersigned at the base by Prince Alexander Golitsyn. It is likely that this appointment was postponed or canceled, the name of the diplomat having never been completed. It was probably part of a political strategy of Catherine II who, after the occupation of Poland, had waited only a spark to launch a war of expansion against Turkey, under the false pretext of providing help to Christians against the unbelievers. It will be done in September 1768, and the port of Ancona, natural gate to Turkey, will serve as a base for the Russian fleet already installed in the Mediterranean Sea. In 1771, Russia will seize Crimea and the Turks will finally sign peace in 1774. Accompanied by an official contemporary translation into Latin, attached to main document signed by Catherine II. Very small overall minor age wear. VG    Prince Alexander Golitsyn (1718-1783) Russian Marshal and Diplomat. Governor of Saint Petersburg. One of the main Russian military leaders involved in the war against Turks.

WELLS H. G.: (1866-1946) English writer, remembered for his science fiction novels. A.L.S., H. G. Wells, one page, 4to, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, London, n.d. ('Fridy'; 28th October 1916), to Miss. Poulain. Wells writes, in full, 'I am very sorry to have missed you today. I expected you to ring me up. The telephone number of the place is 2360 Victoria. I go down to Easton tomorrow & I shall be back in London after Thursday next.' Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Wells and bearing the remnants of a black wax seal to the verso. About EX

[JAPAN]: DE BUNSEN MAURICE (1852-1932) British diplomat who served as Secretary of Legation in Tokyo 1891-94, Consul-General in Siam 1894-97 and later as British Ambassador to Spain 1906-13 and Austria 1913-14. An informative A.L.S., M de Bunsen, eight pages, 8vo, Tokyo, 5th July 1891, to Sir Clare Ford. De Bunsen apologises for not having written before and continues 'I had a successful voyage out to this remote part of the world, stopping a few days at several interesting places such as Bombay & Hong Kong. Barring the exile, I am charmed with Japan. & especially with our Legation premises…..I have been comfortably established in my one storied bungalow, in a secluded part of the compound. It is a roomy & airy house, as cool as any in Tokio. The verandah, which is my favourite lounge, overlooks the moat & inner fortifications behind which lives the Tenno, King of heaven, as the Japanese call the Mikado. The climate is perfect, according to my experience…..we are in the midst of the rainy season - sheets of warm water pouring down all day & all night, & everything steaming with damp…..I am writing on a P & O ship on my return journey from Kobe where I have been investigating a consular row…..I shall be alone at Tokio for some time to come, with Gubbins (the Japanese Secy) & 2 little student interpreters….I ride about a good deal in the country which is full of quaint little lanes running in & out of the rice fields, along which you see the prettiest Japanese gardens & cottages, & an occasional temple here & there in a dense grove of giant cryptomerias…..The Tokio Europeans are mostly English professors and instructors of different kinds in the Japanese service - some of them very pleasant people to meet…..We don't see much of the chers collegues. The Spanish Minr. is a good fellow, but his staff of two secretaries is completely “ramolli”. There is a constant flow of tourists, increasing every year, & just now Yokohama is full of naval officers…..Madrid does indeed seem far off…..I should like much to hear what you are all doing. Meanwhile I suppose I am fixed here for a good three years - & very lucky I was to get the post….' To the lower half of the final page appears an A.N.S., F. C. Ford, by Clare Ford, dated 29th August 1891, in part, 'This is a letter from my excellent friend & former secretary at the British Embassy at Madrid. Maurice de Bunsen I consider is one of the most rising of our young men in the Diplomatic service'. Together with a second A.L.S., M. de Bunsen, four pages, 8vo, Tokyo, 23rd November 1891, to Mary Ford, wife of Sir Clare Ford, stating that he had recently heard from her husband that she might like to try growing some Japanese seeds at Pencarrow, 'I venture to send you a few by post, which I have received from an English lady here who has made a study of Japanese plants. She tells me they are all seeds of Japanese varieties, as far as she knows, of the wild kinds. It would give me pleasure to send you some seeds of the more artificial & cultivated varieties of flowers, if practicable…..The chrysanthemums are now flourishing & since my arrival in Japan last spring I have seen a fine succession of cherry blossoms, peonies, azaleas, wistarias, iris & lotus'. Further including a third A.L.S., M. de Bunsen, four pages, 8vo, Hanover Gate, Regents Park, London, 31st January 1899, also to Mary Ford, on black bordered mourning stationery. De Bunsen writes following the death of Sir Clare Ford, in part, 'I feel I must intrude with a line to express my sincere sympathy. Sir Clare has been a kind chief and true friend to me, and it is painful to think of his having passed away. I wish I could be in Paris to attend his funeral, but I cannot now leave England…..I hope that his ill health and enforced seclusion since he left his last post will not have obliterated from the public memory the great services he rendered to the country throughout the more active part of his career'. Each of the letters have slight, minor traces of former mounting, otherwise VG, 3Sir Francis Clare Ford (1828-1899) English Diplomat who served as Minister Plenipotentiary to Argentina 1878-79 and later as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil 1879-81 and Ambassador to Spain 1887-92.