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Lot 979
A Victorian Mauchline ware darning mushroom, the face with "The Ancient Entrance Gate, Sterling Castle", bought in the Douglas Room of The Royal Palace, Sterling "The Towers Within Who's Circuit Dread, Douglas by his Sovereign Bled", 2.75ins diameter x 4ins high, seven pinwheels and a selection of other sewing related items, various
Lot 304
Jim Anderson'Iona'Watercolour, signed lower left, 18 x 23cm, together with various other pictures and prints, to include Janet B Aitken 'Roses Round Door' watercolour, E Raymond 'Summers Day' oil and 'Bass Rock' watercolour, Janette Maeiver 'The Gate' watercolour, John Love 'Autumn Lake Scene' watercolour, M Park 'Beatrix Potter's House' and 'The Gathering Storm, East Anglia' watercolours, Kate Philip 'Bumble Bees on Flowers' watercolour and two prints (11)
Lot 663
POSTCARDS - BIRMINGHAM, WARWICKSHIRE & WORCESTERSHIRE Approximately thirty-eight cards, including real photographic views of Iron Bridge from Benthall Edge; Birmingham Waterworks Bridge near Bewdley; Folly Point, Bewdley; Blackstone Rock, Bewdley; Bewdley Bridge (by J. White); mounted Great War soldiers between Birmingham and Warwick; the Dog & Duck Ferry, Worcester; Worcester Cathedral Ferry; Salwarpe Court (by Sage of Droitwich); cottages at Ombersley (by Sage); East Gate, Warwick; Corporation Street, Birmingham (two different); Mr C.W. Perkins, City Organist, Birmingham; and aerial views of Birmingham (six different; with views of Pershore from Avonbank (by Glover of Pershore); Old Well House, Leamington Spa; and others, (loose).
Lot 674
POSTCARDS - LONDON SUBURBS Eighteen cards, including real photographic views of Hill Road, Wimbledon (two different, by Trim of Wimbedon); The Ridgway, Wimbledon (two different); The Broadway, Wimbledon (by Trim); Windmill, Wimbledon Common; Merton Park (by Trim); Kennington Park Road (two different); Kennington Road; Kennington Gate; St. Agnes Place; Barcombe Avenue, Streatham; The Anti-Vivisection Hospital, Battersea Park; and others, (loose).
Lot 683
POSTCARDS - CHURCHES Approximately 300 cards, mainly parish church exteriors, including real photographic views of Poxwell Church; St. Mary the Virgin, Stone-in-Oxley; St. Mary's Church, Caterham; Heston Church, near Hounslow; St. Peter's Church, Bishops Waltham; Guestling Church & Lych Gate; Itchen Abbas Church; St. Chad's Church, Shrewsbury; Combs Church; St. Michael's & All Angels Church, Cosby; St. James' Church, Meltham Mills; and Bushey Church Lych Gate; with views of the Church & Rectory, North Tidworth; St. Michael's Church & School, Tenterden; All Hallows Church, Harthill; Peasenhall Church; St. Mary's Church, Hemel Hempstead; Wesleyan Chapel, Newington; St. Helen's Church, Wheathampstead; Sidbury Church; and others, (album).
Lot 686
POSTCARDS - TOPOGRAPHICAL Approximately 180 cards, including real photographic views of Alexandra Park, Oldham; Queen's Park, Glasgow; Bridlington Harbour; Promenade, Cheltenham; the River Bure at Coltishall; the Harbour, Looe; Elmfield Park, Doncaster; and Horning Ferry; with views of Lanhydrock and Gate, Bodmin; Stirling Old Bridge; The Bridge, Potter Heigham; The Avenue, Southampton; and others, (album).
Lot 693
POSTCARDS - ASSORTED Over 700 cards, including real photographic views of Birdham Pool, near Chichester; the Old Vicarage & Norman Arch, Evesham; Hunters Inn, near Combe Martin; The Camber and Cathedral, Portsmouth; Central Parade and Pier, Herne Bay; and Glanyweddw Beach, Llanbedrog; with views of York Gate, Broadstairs; Keigwin Arms, Mousehole; Church Lane, Ledbury; The Exe Bridge, Exeter; Castle and Old Bridge, Haverfordwest; Stonebow, Lincoln; Corner of Trinity Street & Old Buildings, Priory Row, Coventry; Cathedral Tower from Pepper Lane, Coventry; and others, (box).
Lot 703
POSTCARDS - SOMERSET Approximately seventy-seven cards, including real photographic views of the North Somerset Imperial Yeomanry Escort, Shepton Mallet; Pooltown, Luxborough (by Vowles of Minehead); The Borough, Yeovil; The Square, South Petherton; Entrance to the Pier, Clevedon; East Brent War Memorial; Brent Knoll (by Mounter of Burnham-on-Sea); and Dulverton; with views of the Post Office, Yeovil; Western Gazette New Offices, Yeovil; Princes Street, Yeovil (by Whitby of Yeovil); Middle Street, Yeovil (by Hallett of Yeovil); Burrow Bridge Toll Gate; Fore Street, Chard; Cheap Street, Frome; Bridge Street, Dulverton; High Street, Dulverton; Rodyate, Banwell; Curry Rivel Church (by Montague Cooper); The Hanging Chapel, Langport (by Hemmel of Langport); and others, (loose).
Lot 710
POSTCARDS - GLOUCESTERSHIRE Approximately twenty-nine cards, including real photographic views of Oxford Road, Eynsham (by Packer of Chipping Norton); The Toll Gate, Eynsham (by Packer); the By-Pass, Eynsham (by Packer); three further Eynsham (all by Packer); Church Street, Newent; High Street, Newent; Market House, Newent; Northleach ('Antona' Photo, Chipping Norton); and The Cross, Gloucester; Broad Street, Newent (two different); Eastgate Street, looking East, Gloucester; Westgate Street, Gloucester; The Cotswold Cafe, Northleach; and others, (loose).
Lot 33
A late Victorian G Betjemann & Sons gilt metal novelty photograph frame, the rectangular plate overlaid with a naturalistically cast woodland gate, the sign on it inscribed 'The Rustic Gate' opening to reveal one oval and one arched aperture, on a folding easel stand bears a Registry of Design mark for 1867 and Registered 108 5.5'' x 6.25''
Lot 1514
A small 18th century oak gate leg table, oval, raised on turned legs with stretchers. Width 80.5 cm, length open 85 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height 67 cm. The top is flat and not warped. It is generally a good colour and in good condition. There are numerous old scuffs and marks and various nail and peg holes to the top surface indicating very old repairs and fixings to the base. There is also an old stress fracture running across the top from left to right for approximately 56cm. This is an old crack with old filler probably caused by a peg fixing. The hinges are old but not original. There are other marks to the underside of each flap. The legs and stretchers appear to be original. The table top is held in place by a modern L shaped bracket to one side. There are also some replacement blocks to the underside of the top. The short turned feet are all a little worn and have traces of old woodworm. They do however appear to be original.
Lot 1175
An 18th century oak gate leg table, twin drop flap. Width 81 cm, length open 97 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The hinges beneath each flap may well not be original although they are clearly old. There is evidence of further holes to the sides of two of the hinges indicating the presents of others. The table top appears to be original also. The colour around the edge is uniform and we do not think that the top has been tipped. Height 68.5 cm. As with most tables of this sort there is some warping to both flaps. With the flaps up the top is undulating. It is however serviceable.
Lot 1213
A Georgian oak drop leaf gate leg table. Width 78 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height 27 ins. The table top is not warped. The table is in generally good condition. It is perfectly serviceable. There is no evidence of any replacement timbers. There is minor evidence of old woodworm holes around the feet but these are not active and long gone. The metal hinges beneath each flap are probably not original. They have certainly been moved but are not problematic. There are some minor old repairs to the table but no problematic areas.
Lot 1200
An 18th century oak gate leg table, twin drop flap, with turned supports. Width 69 cm, length open 66 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The table top is in generally good order and the centre section matches both flaps. There is no evidence of any other sets of hinges other than those currently in place. These are however likely to be Victorian replacements. All legs and stretchers appear to be original. The blocks into which the gate legs sit are probably not original. Height 68 cm.
Lot 105
A 1940s gold and blue zircon line bracelet, composed of nine graduated oval cut stones (one replaced with a blue topaz), extending to gate link chain with fold over ladder clasp, 6.3gms, 18cm long CONDITION: one stone replaced, surface facets with fair/minimum wear, one link repaired between stones
Lot 72
A diamond and emerald necklet, the central motif of a pair of panther heads, a ring between, pave set overall with small brilliants, emerald set eyes, to a gate link chain, the box snap clasp stamped 'ITALY 14k', makers monogram 'TTC', 42cm long, 27.1gms CONDITION: good, no losses, clasp fine
Lot 64
LATE 17TH CENTURY STAINED OAK GATE LEGGED TABLE on baluster turned legs and standing on bun feet, having single drawer, on stretcher supports. 128 x 74 x 113cm.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Various shrinkage splits to the top, general wear, scratches, stains etc. commensurate with age. Modern screws and replacement fittings underneath table. Some repairs to the flaps and rather dry in places.
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