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Lot 430

A 1950's cane chair and coffee table

Lot 385

A pair of lady's ice skates c 1960's; a pair of Scott walking poles; a set of skis

Lot 493

A 1930's occasional table, barley twist supports; a coffee table

Lot 166

A SILVER PLATED AND EBONISED WOODEN COMMEMORATIVE SPADE presented to Miss Janet Loveluck by Mr Phillip Gaylard on behalf of the Bridgend Master Buildings Association on the occasion on her cutting the first sod of the Bridgend council housing scheme at Coity Road Bridgend May 25th 1922. Makers impressed marks J.D and S to the reverse. 35 inches long approximately. CONDITION REPORT: Overall generally tarnished, some scuffs and knocks to the handle but no serious damage noted.

Lot 1008

MONTROSE 25 YEARS PRODUCTION Single Malt Scotch Whisky, aged 12 Years, released to celebrate 25 Years of production by the oil field in 2001. Bottled by S R & E Barron (Dyce), Ltd. 70cl, 43% volume, with Royal Scot hand cut Lead Crystal decanter and covering letter, in presentation box. CONDITION REPORT: Very good.

Lot 398

George V silver tea caddy and cover of oval form, by C S Harris & Sons Ltd., London, 1913, 5oz, 156g,

Lot 452

George V silver quatrefoil shaped trinket box with floral inlaid tortoisehsell cover on cabriole legs, by E. S. Barnsley & Co., Birmingham, 1918, 8.5cm wide,

Lot 521

J S Prout Lithograph, Sydney 'View in George Street' 22cm x 29cm

Lot 542

Alma Gogin (1854-1948) 'Poppies' oil on board signed and inscribed verso, 50cm x 40cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 543

Micheal Chappelow 'Bedroom in an old city', monogrammed, signed and inscribed for Rosemary verso 30cm x 15cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 544

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) study of a naked man holding a staff, the reverse with a study of naked women oil on board , 'inscribed to Gladys' signed on the frame 37cm x 29cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 545

Pastel seascape unsigned 20cm x 27cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 546

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) study of a knight unsigned oil on board 40cm x 26cm inscribed 'verso Copy of Giorgione knight in the national gallery by Charles Gogin Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 548

Alma Gogin ( British 1854-1948) Biblical scene oil on canvas signed and inscribed verso 40cm x59cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 549

Michael Rothenstein (1908-1993) 'Blue Circle' Woodcut, Hamilton Gallery label verso reading ' Specially for the International Graphite exhibition New York 1960' 46cm x 58cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 550

Study of three peacocks unsigned oil on canvas 56cm x 70cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 551

Impressionistic landscape unsigned oil on canvas 44cm x 59cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960).

Lot 552

Maurice Fievet ( African) still life of flowers signed oil on canvas 60cm x 49cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 553

Still life of Flowers Circa 1900 unsigned oil on panelProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 554

Snow capped roof tops oil on board unsigned 13cm by 23cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 555

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) 'Snow 64 Easton Road London 1890' monogrammed oil on board , signed, inscribed verso, 14cm x 23cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 556

Alma Gogin (1854-1948) 'Sketch of a terrace Richmond' , signed and inscribed verso 14cm x 24cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 557

Pen Ink cartoon on a small piece of newspaper inscribed ' A Literary hack or a great Poet at the British Museum reading room 1875' unsigned 11cm x 8cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 558

19th century continental sketch of a jester running away with a gentleman's hat unsigned oil on card 18cm x 23cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 559

Von Croye watercolour portrait of a saint signed 22cm x 13cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 560

Study of nude women circa 1900 unsigned oil on card 44cm x 28cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 561

English school moored wreck unsigned watercolour 19cm x 30cm and a interior scene unsigned watercolour 11cm x 17cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 563

Mary Serpico landscape signed dated 1969 verso oil on canvas Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 564

Landscape 20th century English school, unsigned oil on canvas 36cm x 46cm and two other landscapes each 36cm x 46cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 565

Landscape 18th/19th century oil on panel unsigned 30cm x 40cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 566

Alma Gogin portrait of a young women monogrammed oil on canvas signed and inscribed verso 20cm x 10cm and sketch of a carriage and figures 15cm x 22cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960).

Lot 567

Still life of flowers circa 1900 unsigned oil on board Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 568

Anthony Staynes (1922-1998) pen and ink of a women on a bed signed and dated 61, 33cm x 48cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 569

Interior scene circa 1900 unsigned oil on canvas 49cm x 58cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 570

Possibly Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) 1920's portrait of a young lady the reverse with the same sitter in the nude unsigned oil on card, 43cm x 30cm frame with very faded paper label Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 571

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) 1920's portrait of a young women with a flower in her hair, signed and inscribed verso 50cm x 36cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 572

Dido 20th century modernist half portrait of a Roman soldier signed oil on card 50cm x 16cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 573

Landscape with stream unsigned pastel 30cm x 44cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960).

Lot 574

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) 1920's portrait of a young women monogrammed verso with faded annotations oil on canvas 50cm x 44cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 575

Maurice Fievel ( African ) portrait of an African Girl signed dated oil on canvas dated 1959 titled' Moana Kaleri tribe Bargesh ' 59cm x 37cmProvenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 576

Charles Gogin ( British 1844-1931) summer garden, watercolour signed 30cm x 46cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 577

Alma Gogin (1854-1948) Seven Interior scenes watercolours, two with annotations the largest 26cm x 17cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 578

Still life of roses unsigned oil on board 26cm x 17cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960).

Lot 580

Unusual smapler M Golding 1959. with a short history of her life verso 36cm x 58cm Provenance; Gifted by Rosemary Tonks 1928-2014, to the vendor when she moved house in 2013. Rosemary Tonks was the author of two poetry collections and six novels who famously disappeared from public view in the 1970's following personal tragedies, including the accidental death of her mother. She lived under her married name as Mrs Lightbrand in Bournemouth from 1979 when she moved in to her aunt Dorothy's flat until her death. Of the 40 lots in the collection twelve or more relate to Charles and Alma Gogin some with inscriptions to Gladys. DorothyÉs husband was the painter Myles Tonks (1890-1960)

Lot 79

Victorian gold gate link bracelet, with large heart clasp, engraved with GM monogram, marked 9 ct, maker JC & S

Lot 951

Bronze figure group of two young deer, cold painted finish, on black variegated marble stepped plinth, 1930's, 28 x 56 cm

Lot 10

An Victorian double headed gold snake ring, set with a s sapphire and diamond to each head, mounted in 18 ct yellow gold. Circa 1890

Lot 1003

Early 18th century circular horn box, the cover carved with the Judgement of Solomon, Unsigned but attributed to John Obrisset; thought to have been previously owned by Admiral John Byng who in 1757 was court-martialled for failing to do his utmost to prevent his ship falling to the French and was sentenced to death and shot.Note we are advised that this box is illustrated in the book by Philip A S Philips, John Obrisset, Huguenot, carver, medallist, horn & tortoiseshell worker, & snuff-box maker plate 86.Provenance purchased from Horn Antiques, Audlem, Cheshire Mar 1991 Part of the Michael Shrubb (1934-2013) collection of snuff boxes. Michael Shrubb was a renowned ornithologist and author who investigated the effects of farming on British birds. He was born at Sidlesham near Chichester and in 1968 he moved to Llanwrtyd Wells in Wales and later to Aberdovey on the Welsh coast. For many years he edited Welsh bird report and Welsh birds and in 2012 he received a Lifetime Achievement award from the Welsh ornithological Society. He was a co-founder of the Sussex Ornithological Society and served as a council member of the RSPB and of The British Trust for Ornithology.

Lot 113

Opal pendant and bracelet, the pendant set with a single oval cabochon-cut opal within in a gold rub-over setting to a 18 ct gold belcher link chain and a bracelet set with seven oval cabochon-cut opals in between a gold S link mounted in 9 ct gold.

Lot 1132

19th Century Travelling or Pocket Globe `Newton`s New and Improved Terrestrial Globe`, published by Newton & Son, 66 Chancery Lane, London, in original domed case, diameter 7.5cm, in case 10cm high

Lot 128

Two carved cameo brooche,s and a pair of earrings, mounted in 9 ct gold.

Lot 142

Pair of gold and diamond cufflinks, the double links of circular shape set with a single cut diamonds to the centre with gold circular rows. Mounted in 18 ct yellow gold. 1950's

Lot 144

A pair of 1950's gold frog clip earrings, screw back fitting, unmarked

Lot 156

1950's brooch, sapphire, diamond and gold flower, mounted in 18 ct gold

Lot 174

Three pairs of cufflinks, one pair gold with pearl and rope design, stamped 14 ct, and two others white metal stamped S

Lot 300

A rare Omega Seamaster automatic 1000m Divers Watch, black dial, luminous baton numerals, luminous hands and sweep centre seconds, date aperture at 3 o'clock, large tonneau-shaped water-resistant-type monocoque case, hooded lugs, revolving black bezel calibrated for 60 units, screw down winding crown to the left, stainless steel Omega mesh and rubber bracelet, Circa 1970's

Lot 305

Gentleman's Breitling Top Time gold plated and stainless steel watch, ref 2000, silvered dial with applied gilt faceted baton hour markers and five minute divisions, outer black printed 1000 to 60 tachymeter scale, subsidiary dials at 3, 6 and 9 for running seconds and 45 minute recording, 17-jewel manual wind movement, 35mm, circa 1960's,

Lot 306A

Rolex ladies 9ct gold cocktail watch, circular round dial with gold Arabic numerals, signed Rolex Precision, on a black strap. Circa 1950's With box and papers.

Lot 313

A rare Tiffany & Co pocket watch, gold hunter minute repeater pocket watch, 18 carat gold, Circa 1920's, gilt matt dial, Arabic numerals, Breguet purple steel hour and minute hands, subsidiary seconds, jewelled Swiss movement, circular case with repeating slide in the band, keyless manual wind, diameter 5 cm. French control marks.

Lot 352

Modern silver tea strainer on stand, by Charles S Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1962, four napkin rings, another tea strainer, six coffee spoons, egg cup, small bowl, two mustard and one salt spoon and two mother of pearl and silver mounted spoons, weighable silver 12.5oz, 388g,

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