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Lot 1488

Collection of 1930-1950's cups, saucers, cake stamps, bowls, plates and jugs

Lot 1501

Collection of 1930's to 1950's pottery including Luster ware bowls, teawares, plates, vases etc

Lot 1503

A Shelley coffee set, six cups/saucers, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar basin, pattern 2296 circa 1955, Rose and Hare Bell, transfer printed 15, together with a Lalique style bowl, 1930's with birds in flight (16)

Lot 1507

German bisque figurine 19th Century mid 19th Century stoneware cream pots, Port Meirion egg basket, biscuit barrel, 1950's German vases and jugs along with a Shelley ED VIII sugar bowl (2 boxes)

Lot 1555

Haddon Hall bowl, dishes together with a harlequin teaset Royal Vale and a china tea set, 1970's Sheriden (2 boxes)

Lot 1563

1930's Paragon teaset G2581, with a pair of glass Mary Gregory blue glass vases

Lot 1571

Debutante tableware 70's, including cups, plates, casserole dishes

Lot 1572A

Collection of Frank Higgins hand painted china, 1970's still life

Lot 1602

Circa 1950's dressing table set, candlesticks, jars and covers, cut glass sherries, 1950's lemonade tumblers, pressed glass dish (two boxes)

Lot 1642

A Whitefriars bubble ruby glass bowl, Alum bay paperweight, Caithness paperweight, 1920's glass inkwell and cover, carved canch shell, marble egg, Derwent glass and faceted paperweight, 1950's Poole pottery dish (9)

Lot 2009

An oil on canvas, copied painting, circa 1945, giltwood, 19th Century frame, S. Grew signature LHB

Lot 2015

A collection of approximately fourteen 1930’s architects drawings relating to Esher, Surrey, to include Clare Hill Estate,The Meadway Estate, Paddocks Estate, Mole River Estate, Milbourne Lane, Littlewood Road, together with drawings relating to Oxshott, Surrey (Knott Park Estate), hand drawn and coloured, mostly 8 foot to 1 inch scale, circa 1933-39.

Lot 2024

A circa 1950's unsigned oil on canvas of a clipper in full sail stormy skies

Lot 2028

Blizzard by the Sea, a modern interpretation in applied medium, unsigned, framed late 1970's early 1980's, grey monochrome

Lot 2043

A contemporary still life watercolour depicting fruit on a table with a terracotta flagon, mounted and framed, 39 cms high, 33 cms wide approx and signed S Hay

Lot 2071

Print of Brasenose College Oxford 41 x 29 cms, in ebonized frame, watercolour of A E Briggs, Church, 19 x 26 cms approx of St Peter and Paul, Great Missenden and 1950's embroidery framed floral picture

Lot 2094

Framed and glazed pub advertising signs; some dating from 1950's, Hydes, Sweet stout, Fremlins Imperial dark ale, Younds bitter, Battleship beers, Davenports, Darley (6)

Lot 2261

An early 19th Century hard wood cosh and an ebony cosh, 1860's (2)

Lot 2262

Treen, boxes, a pair of pinewood exercise clubs, possibly 1920's, a Victorian ebony ruler and a wooden candlestick underside dated 1906 (4)

Lot 2293

A Keswick school of Industrial Art plannished dish in Staybrite Firth metal, circa late 1930/40's number L432

Lot 2295

A Royal Crown Derby boxed butter knife, Posies, a 1920's tea plate, Claret jug, part cruet set, snuff box with inlay, pewter tankard (hunting interest) etc (1 bag)

Lot 2306

A cardboard small suitcase, with tin lunchbox, with snuff box, scouts whistle, painted boxwood box and cover, tin brass ware together with a 1920's twin handle hand bag, plus Civil Defence case (3)

Lot 2313

The Easy, sign maker boxed 1920's set of print blocks, retailed by J.H Todd of Lincoln (care small parts)

Lot 2314

A collection of 20th Century items to include; plate set, brass eye glass, enamelled sewing kit, chopsticks, postcards, from Japan circa 1920's, a hand written recipe book, ration book, postcards, leather carving knife, Victorian mask/breathing filter/mystery object, a bag of marbles

Lot 2320

An Arts and Crafts copper box with repouse initials to the lid, LS with a small with a small S between, repouse and planished design stylised fungi and leaves, no impressed initials of the School of Industrial Art, with a hinged lid

Lot 2323

19th Century mother of pearl calling card case A.F and 1950's beaded ladies evening purse

Lot 144

9ct rose gold diamond set band ring approx size S 4g inc

Lot 246

9ct signet ring set with a diamond approx size S 2.6g

Lot 414

9ct buckle ring approx size S 5.2g

Lot 471

1930's ladies marcasite cocktail watch

Lot 589

Large rectangular embossed photo frame with dome top, 7" wide Chester 1903 by T & S

Lot 592

Pair of attractve George III style bonbon baskets with boat shaped bodies, lattice pierced rims, 4" wide B'ham 1912 by T & S 120g.

Lot 681

Oval cut glass pin jar with a lift off cover, 5" long Chester 1904 by T & S

Lot 695

Desk blotter, Chester 1903 by K & S

Lot 696

Bookmark with butterfly terminal, 3" long B'ham mod. by HB & S 8g.

Lot 713

VICTORIAN HOBNAIL CUT CLARAT JUG, 5.5" over handle B'ham 1889 by JG & S

Lot 734

Art Deco vase shaped trophy cup, 6" over handles B'ham 1938 by V & S 205g.

Lot 756

Boxed decorative egg cup and spoon, B'ham 1917 by C & S Co. 50g.

Lot 826

S. Prout. Figures and castle in a Rhineland setting. 6"x6.5"

Lot 854

Owen Bowen. Horse and cart in a snowy landscape. 16"x20", signed. Ex H & S Oldfield Bradford

Lot 120

Vintage Heavy 14 Karat Yellow Gold Flower Brooch. Signed F S. Measures 2-3/8" L, 1" W. Approx. weight: 30.3 grams. Condition: Very good condition. Estimate: $700.00 - $900.00 Domestic Shipping: $30.00

Lot 2630

Matchbox Models of Yesteryear 12x Circa 1980's Diecasl=t Vehicles All Mint Boxed

Lot 2633

Matchbox Models of Yesteryear 41x Circa 1980's Diecast Vehicles 23x Boxed & 18x Unboxed

Lot 2636

Lledo Days Gone Circa 1980's 48+ Assorted Diecast Vans - All Mint

Lot 2643

Lledo Days Gone Circa 1980's 48+ Assorted Diecast Vans - All Mint

Lot 69

United States of America 1897 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 70

United States of America 1898 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 72

United States of America 1900 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 73

United States of America 1902 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 75

United States of America 1904 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 76

United States of America 1904 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 77

United States of America 1904 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 78

United States of America 1907 gold twenty dollars coin, S mint mark

Lot 389

HC RYLAND AND SON LIMITED LONDON NO. 2361 MARK II S MILITARY FIELD TELESCOPE IN LEATHER CARRY POUCH 65CM FULLY OPEN

Lot 167

A 1950's studio pottery bowl with blue glaze over incised ground, indistinct seal mark, 9" (mark appears to be  Katherine Pleydell Bouverie although family thought it  to be St Ives/Bernard Leach)

Lot 33

TRADE CARD OF LAW,Goldsmith Jeweller and Watchmaker, No. 1 Sackville Street, Carlile Bridge, Dublin, with detailed view of the bridge and obelisks, shipping and the Customs House, “drawn and engraved by S. Close, Jan”, 115 x 160mmThis important record of the centre of Georgian Dublin, complete with figures and carriage is not recorded in Elmes/Hewson nor Bonar Law. Law was also a major retailer of silver and silver plate and his mark, as such, is commonly found, added to the hallmarks of contemporary silver smiths.

Lot 50

AN IRISH MID-19TH CENTURY ARBUTUS AND MARQUETRY INLAID DAVENPORT, the wavy gallery back inlaid with a harp and flanked by native animals, above a slopefront panel, with leather inset surrounded by a band of trailing shamrocks, with fitted interior, with arched panel doors to the side, enclosing various short drawers, with solid column supports, on platform base and castors. 101 cm high x 71 cm wide The Killarney Woodwork IndustryBy the middle of the 18th Century Killarney and its hinterland was emerging as a ‘tourist centre’. Early visitors related their experiences of awesome lakes, mountains and wildlife in guidebooks and by 1853 Killarney was accessible by rail, allowing even greater numbers to reach the area. Roughly 30 years before the arrival of the railroad, enterprising men such as Jeremiah O’Connor established factories for the production of handcrafted souvenirs such as chessboards, snuffboxes, card cases - even jewellery. The items were made from a variety of beautiful local timbers - arbutus, elm, ash, holly, yew, bog oak and bog yew which grew in abundance on the mountainsides surrounding the Lakes of Killarney. Arbutus and bog oak were used prolifically and became particular to the Killarney wares. As mementos of the area, the items mentioned were inlaid with marquetry images of the most popular local sites: Muckross Abbey, Ross Castle, Glena Cottage, Old Weir Bridge, Innisfallen, Aghadoe, Dunloe Castle and Killarney House, several of which can be identified on the present Davenport desk. The images were largely taken from a book of engravings ‘Ireland: Its Scenery, Character &c’ (1841) by Mr and Mrs S. C. Hall. In addition the wares were decorated with symbolic motifs of shamrock, harp, ivy, ferns, mountain eagles and deer. The depiction of wreaths, shamrock, rose and thistle together symbolised the union of Ireland with England, Scotland and Wales. It is possible that producers obtained the notion for such souvenir articles from other tourist resorts such as Tunbridge Wells in Kent as there are records of similar items being manufactured earlier than those at Killarney. The sale of these small, portable, often exquisitely carved items was seasonal and by the mid-nineteenth century manufacturers had turned their hand at creating fine quality pieces of furniture such as writing desks, sofas and cabinets aimed at the gentry, both locally and nationally/internationally. Good producers such as James Egan displayed wares at exhibitions as far away as Paris and New York. Around 1860 Egan was commissioned by Lord Castlerosse to manufacture a fine arbutus cabinet and desk as a gift for Queen Victoria and many of the manufacturers both gifted and sold pieces to members of the royal family giving further status to the wares. The decline in production of Killarney woodwork came in the late 1800s. The lack of innovation in design and competitive pricing from outside manufacturers assisted in the demise of the industry. The production of items in bog oak lasted longer than that of arbutus but by the early 1900s Killarney was better known for its lace than its woodwork. Now only woodwork museums in Kerry and the items themselves remain.

Lot 211

A set of 6 1920's cut hock glasses with faceted hollow stems, star and petal cut bases

Lot 215

A Susie Cooper bone china Persia pattern tea set, 6 place, including teapot; a 1920's Japanese tea service, Royal Doulton plates, Wedgewood coffee service etc

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