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Lot 259
A pair of French gilt and lacquered metal candlesticks in Louis Philippe taste refitted as table lamps, the electrical fitments rising from acanthus cast nozzles above reeded baluster shafts, descending to triform bases cast with foliate paw feet, 40cm high overall excluding pleated cream silk shadesCondition Report: Minor marks knocks and scuffs overall, including to the gilding.One of the reeded stems has a thin vertical firing crack to the lowermost portion (circa 2cm), which is stable.Some light marks and bending to the shadesCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 366
Y A Victorian rosewood circular centre table, circa 1860, 77cm high, the top 141cm diameterCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Faded, light colour overall, some marks and staining to the topScratches and indentations to the top, the top polished, the sides quite dry and would probably benefit from a repolish, also some marks and stains in this area too Chips and losses to some veneers, this is especially to the underside of the top Overall stable, the locking mechanism securing the top at time of reportPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 459
A pair of French gilt metal four light convertible candlesticks in Louis XVI taste, late 19th/early 20th century, the foliate cast nozzles and branches detaching to reveal a further candle socket beneath, descending to swagged and fluted stems above spreading circular bases cast with further foliage, inscribed CP 1 and CP 15 to the underside of their respective bases, approximately 42cm high overall, 24cm diameterCondition Report: The gilding looks quite bright and has copper undertones, was possibly redone. The casting is a little loose in places, which is why some areas lack completely crisp definition. The branches possibly associated.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 460
Y A French Kingwood, tulipwood, and gilt metal mounted jardinière table, last quarter 19th century, 77cm high, 69cm wide, 42cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Dry appearance overall, this has been varnished, the apperance is light and faded, the colour in the pdf and online catalogues is a fair representation, Some old splits and cracks, the colour to some tulipwood elements appears to have been enhanced on placesThe interior now lacking, there are metal brackets holding the lid in place,Overall the table is stable, Gilt metal with marks and discolouration, some looseness,Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 485
A collection of eight Go to Bed matchboxes, second half 19th century, to include two lacquered and painted papier mache examples in Chinoiserie taste, with pagoda covers and coarse striking surface to the underside, 8.5cm high; a Sycamore Mauchlineware example, of oval section, with striking paper to underside, 6cm high; and five various Victorian engraved brass examples, to include one patent 'Prince Albert' safety box; and a turned walnut and bone mounted string box, of circular section, probably early 19th century, 7cm highCondition Report: All bear the usual minor marks, knocks, scuffs and scratches overall consistent with age and use.One of the chinoiserie examples has a repair to the knop finial (and slight surrounding craquelure to cover), and the other has two small chips to the interior rim. One or two small losses to paint.Two of the metal examples have small amounts of light green residue to the recesses, possibly oxidisation or polish.The blue and white enamels are slightly worn and there are losses overall. One metal example has a repaired top (visible from inside of cover). Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 519
A George II walnut and feather banded bureau, circa 1740, the fall enclosing a fitted interior, 101cm high, 94cm wide, 51cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Old chips, losses, and some replacements to veneers and inlays, the hinges to the fall have been re-sited and probably re-placed, later timber and veneer has been inset here also,Old splits and cracks, especially to the sides and veneers, losses to veneer and timber to sides of drawer fronts, some also with restoration, the handles appear to be originalFaded, light colour overall - the online catalogue image is a fair representation of the appearance,The interior with old marks and stains, probably ink stainsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 538
λ† William Alister Macdonald (British 1861-1948) The Houses of Parliament in the early morning mist; London Bridge Watercolour Both signed and dated 94 lower left Each 24 x 33cm (9¼ x 12 in.) (2)Provenance: Sale, Christie's London, 3 July 2007, Lot 736 Condition Report: Houses of Parliament: Under glass, unexamined out of glazed frame. Slight undulation to the sheet. A small scuff to the upper right edge. Light fading throughout. London Bridge: Slight undulation to the sheet. Light fading throughout. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 576
Manner of Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer Still life of flowers in a vaseOil on canvas 71 x 90cm (27¾ x 35¼ in.)Condition Report: Canvas does not appear to be relined. L-shaped tear and associated paint loss upper right, a hole and paint loss to the lower left. Stretcher marks and significant craquelure throughout as well as some other smaller areas of paint loss. Ultraviolet light does not reveal retouching although there is a heavy varnish which may conceal restoration. General wear and tear to the frame, as visible in catalogue images. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 582
A striped upholstered sofa, late 20th century, after the manner of Howard & Sons, 93cm high, 164cm wide, 84cm deep, together with a similarly upholstered armchair, 89cm high, 88cm wide, 77cm deep (2)Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, overall condition reflects lack of significant age and use in a domestic setting, signs of light wear as to be expected Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 586
A Victorian walnut pedestal desk with inset leather writing surface, late 19th century, 80cm high, 144cm wide, 75.5cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Chips, losses, and some replacements to veneers / inlays / mouldings / beadingCracks and splits especially to the sides,With Cope & Collinson locks throughout, these are almost certainly original, there are no keys, one handle is missing to one drawer as can be seen the catalogue image, it is not present with the lot,With a faded and light appearance overall, but with some colour variation,The inset with marks, scuffs, scratches, it is probably a replacement Where the top screws to the base this is above the top drawer to one pedestal, the screws have gouged two holes over time, this has only happened to one drawer on one side Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 623
British School (19th century)Portrait of a seated gentlemanOil on canvas 75 x 63.5cm (29½ x 25 in.)Condition Report: Canvas has been relined. There is a significant visible repair to the canvas lower centre and lower right. Scattered patches of bitumen and evidence of old craquelure throughout. Slight visible stretcher marks. A few scattered scuffs and nicks to the paint surface. Ultraviolet light reveals scattered retouching although a heavy varnish very probably conceals further restoration.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 626
An Italian rectangular wall mirror, late 19th century, with pierced ebonised walnut frame and reeded giltwood slip, 138cm high, 120cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Wear to the ebonised finish, this is mainly to the edges and extremities, some evidence of old woodworm including both holes and some horizontal boring, this has probably been re-ebonised as some of the holes appear to be covered by the finished surface, it appears to be a hard wood such as mahogany or walnut beneath, some chips and losses to edges,The side panels are numbered I/II/III/IIII to reverse, these all appear to be original, the backboards are oak and there is no reason to doubt they are original, the plate is also probably original, there is some bloom but this does not affect the use of the mirror, The gilt slip with wear revealing underlying bole in places also some light chips, overall the mirror appears solid and stable Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 632
British School (20th century)Portrait of a girlOil on canvas Signed 'J.P. Beadle' signed upper left 61 x 51cm (24 x 20 in.)Please Note: this work is Signed 'J.P. Beadle' upper left Condition Report: Surface dirt. Craquelure scattered throughout. Yellowing varnish causing some discoloration. Three small holes across the canvas. Light rubbing to the edges. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 649
J. Chalmers (British 19th century)Loch Doon Castle, a pairOil on canvas One signed and inscribed to canvas verso 31 x 41cm (12 x 16 in.)Condition Report: The canvasses have not been relined. There is a patch to the verso of both works, one corresponding to an L-shaped repaired tear visible centre right recto and the other corresponding to a small patch of repair, again visible recto. Some faint stretcher marks and faint craquelure to both works. Ultraviolet light reveals retouching to the repairs but nothing further. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 656
A group of Northern Thai Pottery vessels, 14th-15th century, comprising a circular bowl and cover, with brown glazed flowers and light blue lines, 16cm diameter; four other smaller circular bowls, 14th- 15th century, three with brown glazes and one blue and brown, all approximately 9.5cm to 10cm diameter; a blue and brown glazed two-handled vase, 10.5cm high; a celadon glazed globular ribbed jar, 6.5cm diameter; a small brown glazed jarlet, 5cm diameter and a buff-glazed three lugged jar and cover, 11cm diameter (9)Provenance: From a private English collection formed by the current owner's father circa 1960-1980.泰国北部 14-15世纪 陶罐等一组拍品来源：英国私人家族收藏Condition Report: The larger bowl and cover with 8cm x 1.5cm piece glued on inner rim and the cover inner rim with 5mm x 4mm chip filled and crazing to glaze; the four smaller pots and covers generally good but one with foot rim chip 2cm x 5mm and small firing faults an cracks and glaze crazing; the two-handled vase with some degrading to glazeCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 660
Circle of William Hoare of Bath (British 1706-1799)Portrait of William Matson (1719-1764)Oil on canvas, painted oval74 x 62cm (29 x 24¼ in.)Provenance:Property of the Morland Family, Court Lodge, KentCondition Report: Canvas has been relined. Visible stretcher marks and evidence of old craquelure throughout. An uneven varnish. Ultraviolet light reveals scattered retouching throughout.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 666
Manner of Charles JervasPortrait of John Morland of Capplethwaite (1705-1747)Oil on canvas142 x 104cm (55¾ x 40¾ in.)Provenance:Property of the Morland Family, Court Lodge, Kent John married Mary Fish daughter of John Fish. Their son was Jacob Morland. Condition Report: Relined. Surface dirt throughout, would benefit from a clean. Light surface scuffs scattered throughout the canvas. Inspection under UV reveals a green cloudy masking varnish and some evidence of retouching. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 221
An 18ct gold opal and diamond oval cluster ring,with an oval cabochon opal, claw set to the centre. A border of brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set to a white gallery, yellow underbezel, split shoulders and plain shank. London 1976. Head 17.3 x 14.5mm, 6.21g.Finger size PCondition report: Light surface marks to the opal.Green tarnish between the claws.Wear to the lower half of the shank. Wearable but will need to be replaced in the future.Diamonds very dirty, but will clean up.Some scratches and marks to the surface of the opal under 10x magnification. Not noticeable to the naked eye.Settings appear secure.Light marks to the mount, wear at the base of the shank, but still wearable and not weak.12.52 x 9.50 x 2.95mm.Estimated as approximately 1.75ct - mount limitations apply.The opal is solid opal and cabochon cut - not faceted. Not a composite stone ie. a doublet or triplet.The diamonds are too dirty to grade, but probably SI1/SI2 P1 range, and we have to return items in the condition in which they were left, if unsold. Opals should be specialist cleaned and we do not have a workshop.
Lot 222
A white gold pink tourmaline and diamond ring,with an oval mixed cut pink tourmaline, with a stated weight of 3.75ct, end set at each side to a flat head. A curved bar at each side, grain set with a row of brilliant cut diamonds, to lightly domed open shoulders and a plain shank. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. 14.40g.Finger size L½Condition report: Light surface marks to the mount.Has been sized in the past.Some porosity to each lower shoulder under 10X magnification.Slightly dirty.Setting secure.
Lot 247
An 18ct white gold single stone tanzanite ring,with diamond set shoulders. A cushion cut tanzanite with a stated weight of 4.38ct, four claw set with chevron claws to a plain collet, with a trilliant cut diamond, rub set to each shoulder, to a flat shank. Stated total diamond weight 0.40ct. London 2006. 6.58g.Finger size M½ LECondition report: Very minor light surface marks to the mount.Jewellers unsold stock. Has not been worn.Very small nibbles to the girdle on one side, visible under 10X magnification.
Lot 254
A platinum aquamarine and diamond ring,a circular mixed cut aquamarine, eight claw set to a pierced collet, with a trapezoid step cut diamond rub set to each open shoulder, with a plain shank. Marked PLAT. 13.50 x 8.80mm, 4.73g.Finger size TCondition report: Diamonds 4.45 - 2.85 x 2.50 x 2.81mmDiamonds G/HAquamarine 8.02 x 8.00 x 5.42mm approximately.No damage to the aquamarine.Claws nice and deep.Light marks to the mount only.
Lot 262
An 18ct white gold diamond and pink sapphire 'flower press' necklace, ring and earrings suite, c.2004,by Boodle & Dunthorne. The three row graduated cable link necklace with scattered brilliant cut diamonds and pear cut pink sapphires, rub set in star flower clusters, scattered to the front, London 2004, flower heads 10.75 x 10.00mm approximately, 15.41g,together with a pair of matching earrings, with post and butterfly fittings, 3.73g, anda ring, 4.19g.Finger size N (4)Boodle and Dunthorne necklace and ring case, receipts dated 2003 and 2004 and copies of insurance valuation available to view.Condition report: Necklace clasp secure, no damage.The ring has light surface wear to the mount.Ring and earrings dirty, although the entire suite would benefit from being cleaned.
Lot 263
An 18ct white gold pink sapphire and diamond ring and earring suite,the three stone pink sapphire and diamond ring with an oval mixed cut pink sapphire, barrette set between raised arched bars, micro pavé set with brilliant cut diamonds to rounded shoulders and shank, head 18.5 x 6.80mm, 14.24g,finger size N LE,together with a pair of matching earrings, with post and hinged omega fittings, Cyprus Sub-Assay Office hallmark. 7.14g (3) Condition report: Light surface marks to the gold.Dirty.Natural surface reaching inclusions to one sapphire of the ring and one earring.Fittings secure.
Lot 271
An 18ct white gold four stone diamond crossover ring,with two trilliant cut diamonds, possibly fancy light yellow, with a stated weight of 0.50ct total, rub set in plain collets. Sweeping curved shoulders, each one rub set with a brilliant cut diamond to a plain shank. London 2013. Head 13.90 x 10.10mm, 3.94g.Finger size O½
Lot 280
A platinum diamond set full eternity ring by Cartier,with a row of brilliant cut diamonds, grain set to a flat section band, 2.40mm wide, with plain guards. Signed and numbered SSV6454. 2.35g. Ring case, outer box and papers.Finger size ICondition report: As catalogued - signed and numbered.No personal engraved message.Dirty but no damage to the diamonds or setting.Light marks to the mount.
Lot 29
An early Victorian three stone foiled garnet and foiled quartz ring,with an oval mixed cut foiled garnet, claw set to the centre in a shallow closed back collet. An oval mixed cut foiled quartz to each side, in matching collets with graduated beads to the outer edges, graduated beads to the shoulders, with a two row twisted wire shank. Tested as approximately 15ct gold. 12.50 x 8.50mm, 1.61g. Case by Parkhouse & Wyatt, Southampton.Finger size KCondition report: Light facet edge wear. Dirt behind the gemstones. Repairs to the beads, a noticeable difference in colour in some areas. The shank maybe a replacement.
Lot 297
An 18ct rose gold Chopard 'Happy 8' diamond set bracelet,with a single 'happy diamond'. Two graduated hoops to a baby belcher chain with a pierced 'C' initial to one end and a lobster claw clasp. Signed Chopard, no. 3332348 859209. Swiss assay mark and common convention mark. 188mm long, 7.30g. No box or papersCondition report: Light surface marks commensurate with being worn, but no damage.Clasp in working order.Dirt between the crystal covers of the Happy Diamond.A scratch to the top cover.
Lot 329
A 22ct gold pair cased pocket watch,48.30mm diameter with a white enamel dial, signed 'Cabrier, London', with black Roman numerals and Arabic numeral minute markers, blued beetle and poker hands. Lace edge balance chain with a ho-ho bird and fancy pillars, movement signed 'Charles Cabrier, London, no. 5983'. Case by Henry Teague, London 1768. Later bullseye glass, 118.20gCondition report: The case and outer pair case have matching hallmarks and date letters.Both also have the same case makers mark H.T.Outer case - light marks commensurate with its' age. 37.58gNot engraved. Push piece worn through.Please view additional images.Winds and ticking but no guarantee as to running or timekeeping.
Lot 339
An Art Deco 14ct gold Cortebert hunter pocket watch,48mm diameter, with fine engine turned pinstripe decoration to both covers, with a vacant oval cartouche to the front. Rolled milled edges to hand chased laurel case sides with chased pendant and bow. A light champagne dial with black Arabic numerals, blued Scotties hands and subsidiary dial. Swiss assay marks. 62.51g.Condition report: Minor light surface marks.Marks to the inside edge of the front cover.Wound for a few turns but not running.It does not tick when gently shaken.
Lot 355
A ladies' 18ct gold Longines mechanical bracelet watch, c.1960,with a rectangular champagne dial, with raised gilt batons and a Florentine textured dial. An integral Milanese bracelet with a textured decoration and ladder snap clasp. Import hallmark London 1964. Case no. 40741. Movement no. 12391575. Calibre 14.16. 174mm long approximately, 61.19g. No box or papersCondition report: Light marks to the case and bracelet.No twisted, worn or strained areas to the bracelet.Clasp secure.Winds and ticking, although no guarantee as to running or time keeping.Scratches to the glass with a small graze at one corner.Deterioration to the dial lacquer.
Lot 357
An 18ct white gold Favre-Leuba mechanical bracelet watch, c.1960,a square case, 27mm in diameter, silvered dial with black baton hour markers, engraved geometric decoration to the bezel. Case no. 44687 050. Manual wind ETA movement, calibre no. 980. Swiss assay marks, import hallmark Edinburgh 1966, sponsor's mark VeT with later 9ct white gold Milanese bracelet with ladder snap clasp, Birmingham 1969. 180mm long, 41.51gCondition report: Light surface marks to the case.Light surface marks to the glass.Deteoration to the edge of the dial, or possible moisture damage.Hands adjust, winds and ticking although no guarantee as to running or time keeping.Clasp secure.
Lot 360
A ladies' 18ct gold Piaget quartz strap watch,a circular case, 24mm diameter, with a quartered tiger's eye and black onyx dial, with gilt silvered hands and rear case crown. After market strap. Case no. 721 781603. No box or papersCondition report: Light surface marks to the case.Case dirty.Not in working order.Some dust beneath the glass.
Lot 362
A gentlemen's military stainless steel Longines mechanical Royal Air Force Pilot's watch,A. M. 6B/159 2428/56 strap watch, 35mm diameter case. A black dial with white Arabic numerals and minute markers, luminous dots, some deficient, with luminous spade hands and a white centre second sweep. Silk finish case with screw case back and a black military nylon strap. Movement no.6610953. Calibre 268N. No box or papers.From the collection of Commander Peter John Linstead-Smith, past master of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers.Condition report: Light scratches to the case and case back.Light scratches to the glass.Some wear to the crown.Luminous dots deficient at the 3,4,6,9,10, and 11.Hands adjust, winds and ticking. No guarantee as to running or time keeping.There are no loose dots between the dial and the glass.A small section of the luminous paint missing from the minute hand, next to the post.We do not have the correct tool to open this case, and due to Covid 19 restrictions it was not possible to open the case prior to the sale.
Lot 368
A gentlemen's stainless steel Omega 'Genève' automatic bracelet watch, c.1974,ref. 166.0191. A tonneau-shaped case, 43 x 36mm, with a cushion-shaped silvered dial, raised black and silver batons, pencil hands, centre seconds sweep and date aperture. Omega logo to the centre of the acrylic crystal. Tapered bracelet and deployant clasp, no. 32 1233/215. Serial no. 37701168. Calibre no. 1012. With box and three spare links, no paperworkCondition report: Light surface marks to the case and bracelet, more to the clasp.Hands adjust.Winds but not in running order.Minor marks to the glass, showing stress under 10X magnification.
Lot 370
A gentlemen's gold Wittnauer 'Revue' mechanical strap watch, c.1955-1965,33mm diameter case, with a pale cream waffle textured dial with raised gilt Arabic numerals and batons, subsidiary dial and gilt hands. Case no. 75596. Movement signed '76 Revue AXA'. Marked 14k gold - D&A. 34.03g including strap. No box or papersCondition report: Winds and ticking, hands adjust. No guarantee as to running or time keeping.Glass scratched.A few dirty patches to the dial. Light surface marks and scratches to the case and case back.
Lot 371
A gentlemen's 9ct gold Omega mechanical strap watch, c.1960,with a 34mm engraved case. A silvered dial with alternating gilt Arabic numerals and pennant batons, with a subsidiary dial and gilt silvered hand. Presentation message verso, with an after market strap and buckle, Birmingham, 1960. Case no. 13339 2876. Movement no. 17779323. Calibre 267Condition report: Winds and ticking but no guarantee of time keeping.Minor scratches to the glass.Light spotting to the dial under 10x lens.Replacement crown.Hand engraved presentation message verso.Case - marks commensurate with its age.Very dirty.
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