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A fine Queen Anne silver-gilt cup and cover, Pierre Platel, London 1712. of urn-form, on a circular foot with gadroon detailed border, the lower body applied with strapwork, the scroll handles with leaf grips and pendant husk decoration, the circular cover with gadrooned rim and similarly applied with strapwork surmounted by a knop finial, one side engraved with mirror cipher within baroque cartouche, the other with a later elaborate coat of arms and similar cartouche (2), 30.5cm high, 100oz/rHeraldry: The arms are those of Theophilus Fairfax Johnson, J.P. D.L. of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding, Lincs. and his wife nee Millicent Anne Moore. He served as High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1847 and died 1853, The arms are quartered 1. Johnson, 2. Tyson, 3. De Vesci, 4. Fitzjohn, 5. Redhead, 6. Atkirke, 7. St Martin, 8. Downes, 9. Johnson of Pinchbeck, 10. Ogle, 11. Pinchbeck, 12. Bertram, 13. Ambler, 14. Sybsey, 15. Lessington, 16. Thorpe. The escutcheon of Moore is in pretence. Provenance: Christie’s New York, 16th April 1999, Important English Silver from a New England Collection, lot 220. S. J. Shrubsole, The arms are those of Theophilus Fairfax Johnson, J.P. D.L. of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding, Lincs. and his wife nee Millicent Anne Moore. He served as High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1847 and died 1853, The arms are quartered 1. Johnson, 2. Tyson, 3. De Vesci, 4. Fitzjohn, 5. Redhead, 6. Atkirke, 7. St Martin, 8. Downes, 9. Johnson of Pinchbeck, 10. Ogle, 11. Pinchbeck, 12. Bertram, 13. Ambler, 14. Sybsey, 15. Lessington, 16. Thorpe. The escutcheon of Moore is in pretence, . Provenance: Christie's New York, 16th April 1999, Important English Silver from a New England Collection, lot 220. S. J. Shrubsole

A New Hall tea set comprising teapot, cover, stand, cream jug, sucrier and cover, all decorated in the Imari palette highlighted in gilt, pattern 446

A New Hall ribbed jug painted Oriental interior scenes with figures, 10.5cm (4.25") high, pattern number 621 and a jug of similar design painted a basket and detached sprays of flowers pattern no 308

A New Hall tea bowl and saucer painted a central basket of flowers and another painted detached flower sprays within a continuous ribbon band, pattern 171 and 186

A New Hall tea bowl and saucer painted Oriental scenes pattern no. 1040, Provenance: A de Saye Hutton, and another painted Oriental figures pattern no. 421

Three New Hall tea bowls and saucers various, patterns 167, 25 and 191

A New Hall tea bowl and saucer with salmon pink scaled border, another tea bowl and a coffee can

A 19th Century New Hall tea bowl and saucer decorated scholars by a tree

A Paris coffee can, painted birds, gilt rims, a New Hall cup and saucer and sundry cups

A New Hall 'Boy at a Window' pattern jug, two further jugs and a coffee can

Two New Hall Pottery Staffordshire water jugs, both featuring an oval portrait of Don Bradman with printed signature, the first white glazed, the other blue glazed, the reverse with a vignette of crossed bats, balls and stumps, chips and staining, height 17cm., 6 3/4in.

A rare example of the signature of Major Walter Wingfield the inventor of lawn tennis, in the form of an autographed manuscript letter in ink dated May 23rd 1905, framed & glazed, the lot also including tipped to the backboard an envelope postmarked January 14th 1899 addressed to Herbert V Oppenheimer, Queens Bench, Horn & Francis, 2 Berkeley Street from Major Walter Wingfield, The Royal Body Guard, 100 Buckingham Palace Road; and an example of Major Wingfield's visiting card, titled Royal Body Guard and addressed 33 St Georges Square (3) Major Walter Clopton Wingfield (1833-1912) was the inventor of lawn tennis in 1874 which he called Sphairistikè after the Greek for "ball games". Wingfield was living at Nantclwyd Hall, Llanelidan, in north Wales, when he patented the new sport. He also was the author of the first book of the game The Major's Game of Lawn Tennis. His honours include the Royal Body Guard and Captain, First Dragoon Guards. He was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1997.

A NEW HALL PORCELAIN TEAPOT STAND, two underglaze blue bowls, a two handled 'Fence' pattern sugar basin, a saucer dish and one other dish (with faults) (5)

A New Hall Round Fruit Bowl on cream ground having multicoloured floral, leaf and gilt decoration, 20cm diameter, also 2 New Hall teabowls and saucers (bowl and teabowls cracked) (5)

A decorative New Hall Dish, of circular form, the centre painted in colours with chinoiserie design, within an iron red crow's foot border, printed mark, 8" diameter

A CHELSEA DERBY PORCELAIN RIBBED COFFEE CUP painted in polychrome enamels with swags of flowers, marked in gilt, a Paris porcelain tea bowl and saucer painted with a vignette within gilt swag borders, pseudo Chelsea Derby mark, three Spode cups including pattern no.2842, a New Hall cup pattern no.1865 and another cup (7)

A Royal Cauldon part coffee service, decorated in Art Deco style with tall trees and flowers, comprising a coffee pot and cover, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and five cups and saucers, together with a New Hall Hanley part coffee service.

A New Hall porcelain oval dish, circa 1810, printed in gold with a view of a stately house by a river with figures fishing in the foreground, within a mazarine blue ground rim gilt with foliage, red painted mark to base 'Warburtons Patent' beneath a crown and pattern No. 888, length approx 17cm.

A helmet cream jug, moulded form painted with Chinese figures in a garden, New Hall pattern no. 421, circa 1780 ,4"high, a New Hall helmet cream jug of moulded form painted with flower sprigs beneath a floral swag and diaper border, pattern nos. 273 & 421, 4 & 4½" high.

A set of eight Victorian EPNS compressed circular salts, embossed with flowers, on three feet, 75cm diam, by Martin, Hall & Co; a quantity of Victorian Queen's pattern flatware, including a pair of grape shears. ++The salts in fine practically 'as new' condition, the flatware also in fine condition

An Elizabeth II cafe-au-lait set, of baluster shape with reeded band on stepped circular foot, coffee pot 17cm h, by Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield 1957-60, 25ozs 10dwts gross (3). ++The lot in fine as new condition

RIDER HAGGARD (H) - MR MEESON'S WILL, first edition, first issue with 'Johnson' for 'Johnstone' in line one of p284, Catalogue of Books dated October 1888 at the end, engraved frontispiece and illustrations, original scarlet pictorial cloth, London: Spencer Blackett, 1888; - Maiwa's Revenge, first edition, with General List of Works dated June 1888 at the end, original black and red cloth, London: Longmans, Green & Co, 1888; - Allan Quatermain, new edition, 1888, all with engraved bookplate of JP Cheesment Severn of Penybont Hall (3). ++++

HUXLEY (ALDOUS) - POINT COUNTER POINT, first edition, orange cloth gilt, dust jacket [tear and soiled] with publisher's advert. bookmark, London: Chatto & Windus, 1928; miscellaneous books, including Jacques Saurin - Sermons. d l'Ecriture Sainte, new edition, vol I [only], ownership signature of J C Severn of Penybont Hall and inscribed in his hand on the ffe "Purchased at Paris the day that the Emperor Louis Nap'n was shot in the Champs Elysee", calf, Lausanne, 1761; trade catalogue - Jas Shoolbred & Co's General Price List March 1912; and about thirty-three others (38 approx). ++++

New Hall style jug decorated with floral sprays, 11cm

Four English porcelain coffee cups, a coffee can and a sparrow-beak jug, including New Hall and Worcester examples, last quarter 18th and early 19th centuries (damage) (see illustration on website)

Two New Hall cream-jugs, one helmet, the other commode-shaped, each painted in the Chinese Export style with pattern and inscribed No 241; and another New Hall type commode shaped jug, circa 1791

Four New Hall porcelain circular plates enamelled in bright colours with "Boy in the Window" pattern (pattern No. 425), 7.75ins diameter, and one slightly larger, 8.5ins diameter (painted pattern number in various colours to underside - some definition rubbed)

Five New Hall porcelain tea cups with loop handles and saucers, enamelled in bright colours with "Boy in the Window" pattern (pattern No. 425)

A New Hall Style Helmet Shaped Cream Jug having fluted body, on white ground with puce and coloured floral, leaf and swag decoration, 10.5cm high

An early 19c. New Hall sauce boat, two tea cups, sugar bowl, and a saucer. Each decorated with bird and flowers on white ground, two pieces bearing New Hall marks beneath and a Copeland Spode "Peplow" lidded sauce tureen. The latter 15 cms. high. (6)

A 19c. New Hall tea bowl, circa 1815. Of typical form with pink outline and another similar, and three various other 19c. tea bowls to include a miniature blue and white pearl ware example. The latter 6 cms. diameter. (5)

A 19c. Rogers blue and white dish, a Pinxton cabinet cup, a New Hall ditto with similar saucer, a pearl ware tea bowl and a small quantity of early 19c. and later saucers. The Rogers dish 18 cms. diameter. (9)

A New Hall part tea/coffee service, comprising eleven tea bowls, twelve saucers, five coffee cans, a teapot, a cream jug, a sugar bowl and slop bowl, painted with chinoiserie figure scenes, pattern no.425 (32)

A New Hall teapot, of oval form with red fleck banding and cartouches of blue flowerheads, pattern no.507, together with a matching oval teapot stand, 6 1/4" high and a New Hall teapot, pattern no.114, 6 3/4" high (3)

A New Hall cup and saucer, gilded with floral sprays, a Caughley tea bowl and saucer with frill rim, painted with cloud like shapes in gilt and two Caughley tea bowls and saucers with gilt bow and arrow banding, together with a matching coffee cup, all painted by Chamberlain Worcester (9)

An 18th Century New Hall tea bowl and saucer, printed and painted with chinoisine figure scene, together with two further New Hall tea bowls and matching saucers, two tea bowls and a saucer (9)

A collection of late 18th/early 19th Century porcelain, includes a wrythen Chamberlains teapot, painted purple and gilt floral sprigs, 7" high, a Chamberlains wrythen coffee can, a New Hall coffee can, a Barr Worcester tea bowl and saucer, a Barr Worcester coffee can and a Worcester wrythen coffee cup (7)

A New Hall teapot and stand, painted with trailing flora in red, yellow, purple and gilt, pattern no. 394, 7 1/2" high

AFTER J H LEONARD, ENGRAVED BY W BROOKE, PAIR OF TINTED LITHOGRAPHS, “Scarborough from the North Sands”; and “New Music Hall, The Spa, Scarborough”, 10” x 18” (A/F) (2)

A Copeland trio with hand painted floral and gilt decoration, two New Hall teabowls and saucers, and a number of other 19th Century porcelain teawares

Two early to mid 18th century volumes The New Encyclopedia or Modern Universal Dictionary of Arts & Sciences by William Henry Hall, 3rd edition, includes various engraved plates (af)

A carved and stained wood hall table, the formica top to a leaf carved edge on scroll trestle supports centred a ribbon tied shield with fleur-de-lys to a base central stretcher, the underside with brass trade label for 'Flint & Horner Co Inc, New York', 30.5in (77.5cm) h, 76in (193cm) w, 28in (71cm) d.

An 18th century English porcelain fluted polychrome sugar basin decorated with ribbon and flower sprigs, possibly New Hall, to/w two 18th century porcelain saucers and an associated tea bowl (4)

A New Hall part tea service, late 18th Century, decorated flowers against a spiral fluted ground and comprising, four tea bowls and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl.

A WHITE METAL MEDALLION TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF BARNSLEY'S NEW TOWN HALL (1934). FIVE MODERN ONE POUND NOTES. OTHER ITEMS.

A GROUP OF COMMEMORATIVE PLATES to include Clifton Suspension Bridge, St George's Hall, Liverpool, Albert Memorial, Belfast and New General Hospital, Birmingham and further similar plates

JEFFERY G HARRISON, 2 ttls: ESTUARY SAGA, 1952, 1st edn, orig cl d/w, PASTURES NEW, 1954, 1st edn, orig cl, soiled, + URSULA VENABLES: TEMPESTUOUS EDEN: 1952, 1ST edn, James Fisher’s copy with his signature of half ttl, orig cl + F FRASER DARLING: 3 ttls, ISLAND FARM, 1943, 1st edn, orig cl worn, ISLAND YEARS, 1944, reprint, orig cl d/w, PELICAN IN THE WILDERNESS, 1956, 1st edn, ex lib, + EDMUND SELOUS: 2 ttls, BIRD WATCHING, 1901, Haddon Hall Library, lls stained, orig pict cl gt worn, BIRD LIFE GLIMPSES, Ill G E Lodge, 1905, 1st edn, orig pict cl + WATKIN WATKINS: THE BIRDS OF TENNYSON, Ill G E Lodge, 1903, 1st edn, orig cl (9)

Clifford Eric Martin Hall R.O.I., N.S. (1904-1973) "Nude" Signed, also inscribed on the artist's original label verso with the title, the original price (25 guineas) and the artist's address, oil on board, 22cm by 13cm Born in London, a portrait and landscape painter in oils and watercolours. He studied at the Royal Academy Schools 1925-1928 and Paris, exhibiting at the R.A., Royal Portrait Society, Royal Institute of Oil Painters, New English Art Club, the Royal Society of British Artists, the Paris Salon and in the provinces.

Arthur A. Friedenson (1872-1955) "A Bit of Holland" Signed, also inscribed with the title and the artist's name in the artist's own hand verso, oil on panel, 27cm by 17.5cm, unframed The artist was born in Leeds and studied at the Leeds School of Art, the Académie Julian and the Antwerp Academy. He lived at Staithes, became a member of that colony, painted the Yorkshire coastline. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1889 and also showed at the New English Art Club. He also painted in the Thames Valley and Dorset. His painting entitled Runswick Bay exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1907 was purchased under the Chantrey Bequest. He was represented at the Tate Gallery, at Leeds Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery and Museum, Lister Park Bradford and other public collections in Yorkshire. He died at Wareham in Dorset in 1955. See illustration

A New Hall porcelain circular dish, circa 1820, transfer printed with a central circular panel depicting three children playing with a spinning top, after Adam Buck, within a blue rim overlaid in gilt with vines and filled with four oval vignettes, each decorated with a different fruit, pattern No. '1277' painted in iron red to base, and bearing paper label inscribed 'Old English, New Hall, Adam Buck', diameter approx 21cm (minor wear).

An 18/19th Century New Hall Style Small Round Bowl on white ground with multicoloured floral, leaf and scroll decoration, 11cm diameter

A pair of Wedgwood blue jasper Buddha vases, a similar box and cover, a pair on New Hall teabowls and saucers, and other decorative china and glass

Jean-Baptiste Valadie b.1933- Seated female nude; etching printed in colours, signed, numbered and dated indistinctly in pencil, 29x39cm: After Mariette Lydis 1890-1970- "Dominique"; reproduction printed in colours, signed within the plate, 37x27cm: Hanfstaengl, publ- "Die Zukunft", after Herbert von Herkomer; colour reproduction print, signed and dated 1905 within the plate, bears additional printed facimile signature, 27x18cm: After Howard Elcock- "New York Dance Hall" and "'Tis Woman's Whole Existence"; hand-coloured reproduction prints: 29x44cm., ea: After Barbara Wood- "Tea Time"; colour reproduction print, signed and numbered 641/750 in pencil: together with a colour reproduction print of a garden subject, signed and titled in pencil, two contemporary paintings on silk and a contemporary Egyptian painting on papyrus, (10) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

An 18th Century Worcester tea bowl and saucer, of faceted form, painted with green swags and pink flora, circa 1770, together with a New Hall tea bowl and saucer, painted with bright plums, flowers and ribbons to the border (2) (illustrated)

A New Hall teapot, the lobed body painted with trailing flora and floral sprays, pattern no.N241, together with a boat shaped New Hall teapot (a/f) (2)

A New Hall cream jug, of shaped tapering form, painted with floral sprays, pattern number 312, 4 1/4” high

A New Hall tea set, comprising six bowls and saucers, a matching cream jug, slop bowl and sugar bowl, 6” and 4 1/2” diameter, painted with floral sprays, pattern 603 (15) (illustrated)

A Caughley tea bowl and saucer, blue painted with pine trees, fishing boats and dwellings, a New Hall tea bowl painted with two children by a thatched well, a first period Worcester tea bowl, Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, together with three other 18th Century English porcelain tea bowls and two coffee cups (9)

A New Hall tea bowl and saucer, painted with stylized flora in black, a New Hall saucer bat printed with a mother and child within a gilt and diamond dot border, a tea bowl bat printed with figures in a romantic garden setting, together with two 18th Century English blue and white tea bowls (6)

Patrick Fisher 1930-1987, English, continental European Easter procession through the streets of a town, oil on canvas, signed verso, ProvENANCE: From the Derek Sorrell Collection. Purchased from Peter Hall, nephew and executor to Patrick Fisher. Patrick Fisher studied at Colchester School of Art and after returning from an Art Scholarship in Spain in the mid 1950's devoted himself to painting. His paintings are all local subjects to the Harwich area including Marinescapes and rural scenes. Examples of his work can be found in Private collections in New York, South Africa, France and Spain. h: 31.50 x w: 21 in.