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Lot 914

Jacob Smits (1856-1928) Belgian. "Dutch Village". Signed, inscribed on an exhibition label verso with the artist`s name and title of the work, together with further exhibition labels verso, oil on panel, 28cm by 37cm, Exhibited at the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles, 10 Rue Royale, also exhibited in Antwerp, Ex. collection Mrs Stead, also in the Kennedy Collection. See illustration

Lot 915

John Michaux (1876-1956) Belgian. "Matin Sur l`Escaut". Signed, signed and extensively inscribed with title of the work verso, together with further exhibition labels, oil on panel, 30.5cm by 40.5cm, Provenance: J. Davey & Sons, 44 Duke Street, Liverpool

Lot 928

Jonathan Armigel Wade (20th/21st century contemporary). "The Kill (or Nowhere Near London)". Signed, inscribed with the title and the artist`s name verso in the artist`s own hand, oil on panel, 30cm by 82cm. See illustration

Lot 938

Jean Alexandre Remy Couder (1808-1879) French. "Still Life with Fruit and Wine Glass". Signed, inscribed on a plaque attached to the original frame, also extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso, oil on panel, 16cm by 21cm, Provenance: Marie-Louise Fine Art, The Middlehey, Oxton, Nottinghamshire. See illustration

Lot 1021

A Mahogany Domestic Regulator, Thos Cowham, 4 Engine St, Hull, the nicely figured case with arched top, side open door, front door with glazed panel and carved decoration, plinth with inlaid stringing, 11-inch painted dial, subsidiary seconds, aperture for hour indication and single minute hand, single weight driven movement with deadbeat escapement, maintaining power, 187cm high See illustration, Thomas Cowham is recorded working in Hull 1846-51. See Loomes (Brian) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, pg 53.

Lot 1023

A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Thos Wiggan, Bristol, circa 1780, the later added swan neck pediment with fluted columns and Corinthian capitals, nicely figured wavy shaped trunk door, flanked by fluted canted corners, plinth with raised panel and upon bracket shaped feet, 12-inch arched brass dial with silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring signed, matted and engraved dial centre with date aperture and subsidiary seconds, the arch with rolling moonphase and above on a arched silvered plaque High Water At Bristol Key, four pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell, 245cm high See illustration, Thomas Wiggan is recorded working in Bristol 1760-1790. See Baillie (GH) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, pg 342.

Lot 1091

A Pair of Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Oak Low Panel Back Chairs, with solid seats, on square section legs joined by a stretcher, each with recessed carved mouse signature, 70.5cm

Lot 1110

A Set of Eight Colin "Beaverman" Almack Oak Panel Back Dining Chairs, with hide seats on octagonal front legs, each with carved beaver signature, 86cm, These are the first chairs made by Colin Almack at Beaver Lodge in 1960.

Lot 1118

*A Set of Four Albert "Eagleman" Jefferies Oak Panel Back Dining Chairs, the pierced backs with a carved Yorkshire Rose, on octagonal front legs, each with recessed carved eagle signature, 84cm

Lot 1146

An Anatolian Kilim. Central/Eastern Anatolia. The walnut brown field with central linked panel of latch hook devices enclosed by ivory borders of polychrome ÔX` motifs, 307cm by 146cm; and Three Similar Kilims, adapted, (some damage) (4)

Lot 1150

An 18th Century Oak Triddarn, the canopy with a leaf-carved frieze on turned supports with wavy-slatted sides, the middle frieze also carved with the legend HEB DDUW HEB DDIM. DUW A DICON, over a panelled front with two cupboard doors flanking a panel and a drawer, the base with two drawers and two panelled doors, all with carved fronts, on stile feet, 135cm by 59cm by 213cm (carving added later) See illustration

Lot 1151

A Small Early 18th Century Oak Bureau, the fielded-panel slope enclosing a fitted interior with well, over two short and two long drawers, on ball feet, 79cm by 46cm by 102cm

Lot 1155

A Carved Oak Press Cupboard, the dentil and key pattern cornice above a lunette carved frieze with two panel doors depicting romain and strapwork, the base with a single frieze drawer, on platform base, 135cm by 55cm by 188cm; and Another Example, 125cm by 55cm by 204cm (2)

Lot 1159

A Joined Carved Oak Armchair, the scrolling top rail above a panel back with initials LRM, dated 1702, the boarded seat between slightly downswept arms, on block supports united by a scrolling understretcher, 18th century and later

Lot 1163

An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Cupboard, the rectangular top above a lunette carved frieze between moulded stiles with two field panel doors, 92cm by 39cm by 146cm (faded) See illustration

Lot 1171

An 18th Century Joined Oak Cupboard, the stepped cornice above a plain frieze with two fielded panel doors below, revealing an interior of three fixed shelves, the moulded base on shaped bracket feet, 134cm by 64cm by 214cm

Lot 1175

A 17th Century Joined Oak Chest, the rectangular hinged top above a carved panel front with a scrolling leaf carved frieze, between carved stiles, on block feet, 165cm by 60cm by 82cm

Lot 1179

A North European Mahogany Console and Pier Glass, mid 19th century, the rectangular mirror within a moulded frame, centred by an arched recessed panel with gilt metal mounts depicting two horses and a chariot, the table (probably associated) of stepped rectangular form with a shaped frieze, on arched supports and gilt scrolling corbel brackets, 75cm by 37cm by 224cm

Lot 1181

A Pair of 19th Century Ebonised Red Boulle and Marquetry Side Cabinets, with gilt metal mounts, the black rectangular marble tops above a brass marquetry frieze, the central cupboard door with foliate marquetry panel, flanked by fluted pilasters headed by female gilt metal mounts, raised on a platform base with a shaped apron and block feet, 75cm by 35cm by 118cm See illustration

Lot 1187

A French Kingwood Breakfront Bookcase, late 19th century, the grey and white veined marble top above a plain frieze supported by four canted columns headed by gilt metal classical mounts, each end panel quarter veneered, raised on a conforming moulded base, 160cm by 43cm by 159cm See illustration

Lot 1231

A George III Mahogany, Satinwood and Crossbanded Card Table, the demi-lune foldover top inlaid with a marquetry panel of thistle leaves, the green baize lined interior above a plain frieze, raised on four square tapering legs with spade feet, 92cm by 45cm by 74cm See illustration

Lot 1237

A 19th Century Walnut, Kingwood and Floral Marquetry Lady`s Writing Desk, in Louis XV Style, the serpentine shaped top crossbanded in kingwood about a trailing floral marquetry panel, inset with a brown leather skiver, the single drawer between gilt mounted cabriole legs with brass sabots, 105cm by 64cm by 73cm See illustration

Lot 1254

A Rosewood and Brass Polescreen, attributed to Gillows, early 19th century, the suspended and adjustable embroidered panel depicting a family crest of flowers and an animal`s head, the foliate carved bulbous stem with cabriole legs with leaf carved ball and claw feet, the base stamped 9938, 59cm by 104cm See illustration, For similar examples of the base see Stewart (Susan) Gillows of Lancaster and London, Vol II, pg.97.

Lot 1283

A Victorian Mahogany Four Door Wardrobe, of inverted breakfront form, the semi-domed top above a plain frieze flanked by two conforming arched cupboard doors headed by leaf carved scrolling terminals, the centre section with two panel doors enclosing three sliding trays above two short and two long drawers, raised on a plinth base, 206cm by 68cm by 208cm

Lot 1316

A Rosewood Framed Fire Screen, mid 19th century, supported on spiral turned columns with turned and acanthus leaf decoration, urn finials and fretwork pediment, framed and glazed petit point panel depicting a Georgian period house with a boy and the family hounds in a neo-classical landscape, 80cm by 120cm

Lot 2487

Leatherbound photo album with copper panel insert.

Lot 2499

Box of bric a brac including onyx items, carved panel, horse brasses etc.

Lot 2655

Oil on panel, study of an Arabian horse in finery headdress.

Lot 2697

Oil on oval panel of a still life of fruit and integral frame border.

Lot 3

A Ruby Glass, Painted and Parcel Gilt Vase, Bohemia, circa 1870, of trumpet form, frontally applied with an oval white opaque glass panel painted with a pretty child holding a puppy, against a background of tight scrolling leafage in gilt, on a swept circular foot, 33.8cm high See illustration

Lot 4

A Ruby Glass, Painted and Parcel Gilt Trumpet Vase, Bohemia, circa 1870, with flared bracket cut rim, the applied oval panel painted with the bust length portrait of a pretty maiden with downward pensive expression, against a gilded scroll and leaf ground, swept circular foot, 30cm high; and A Ruby Cameo Glass Slender Ewer, with clear glass ropetwist handle, the body with five narrow lozenge cut panels, leaf applied swept and panelled foot, 31.2cm high (2)

Lot 13

A Ruby Glass, Painted and Parcel Gilt Pedestal Urn, Bohemia, circa 1870, the upper "Etruscan" shape urn with solid gilded side handles, applied with a frontal oval white opaque glass panel painted with flowering foxgloves, the high capstan shape pedestal applied with similar plaque painted with a young gentleman in a landscape, against a vine leaf and dot repeat gilded ground, 31.5cm high See illustration

Lot 14

An Emerald Green Glass, Painted and Parcel Gilt Pedestal Vase, Bohemia, circa 1870, of Islamic inspiration, the cylindrical neck with flared rim from a compressed semi-ovoid body, solid gilded shoulder handles, frontally applied with an oval panel painted with a beautiful young girl holding a flaming torch, against a background of large leaf fronds and dots, circular foot, 25cm high; and A Ruby Glass Example, the ovoid body panel painted with the bust length portrait of a pretty woman in medieval costume, against a fern gilded background, 20.5cm high (2) See illustration

Lot 15

An Emerald Green Glass, Painted and Parcel Gilt Trumpet Vase, Bohemia, circa 1870, applied with a panel painted with a spray of summer flowers in vivid enamel colours against a gilded densely arranged leaf ground, on a panelled swept circular foot, 41cm high; and Another, applied with a panel painted with the bust length portrait of a pretty young woman with a veil in her hair, against a gilded leaf and dot background, swept circular foot, 36.5cm high (2) See illustration

Lot 143

A Pair of Meissen Encrusted Porcelain Ornithological Vases and Covers, circa 1880, in rococo style, of scroll edged campana form, the upswept pierced necks supporting pieced covers with tall encrusted porcelain finials (losses, some pieces retained), the main bodies with a panel on one side painted with exotic birds, a bullfinch and jay, on the opposite side Watteauesque couples in garden settings, against a puce ground, one with cellular, the other with lace like gilded detail, upon scroll edged circular bases, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, one with pressnummer 58 and incised number R63, 32cm high

Lot 147

A Garniture of Three Frankenthal Porcelain Pedestal Vases and Covers, circa 1760, the central large ogee vase with domed cover painted with a panel of three figures and with fruit finial, the main body with a scroll edged frontal reserve depicting eight figures in a fte champetre after Antoine Watteau, the reverse with three further figures, against a background of swags of flowers, scattered sprigs to the swept circular foot, 27.5cm high, the baluster flanking vases also with figurative scenes to the covers and bodies, 22cm high, each with underglaze blue painted standing lion mark (severe damage) See illustration

Lot 167

Two Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottles, 19th century, each of flattened spade form, a panel on each side painted with Manchu courtier figures in interiors and on verandas in enamel colours, divided by underglaze blue rambling scrolls to the side panels and shoulder, stylised seal marks in iron red, 6cm high (stoppers and spatulas lacking); and Another, carved in high relief with mythological figures in a boat and on the banks of a river, in famille rose coloured enamels, stylised seal mark in iron red, 6.5cm high (stopper and spatula lacking) (3)

Lot 169

A Japanese Mixed Metal Inlaid Basket, Meiji Period (1868-1912), rounded rectangular, the central panel worked in relief with a viper amongst fruiting gourds, signed, with basketweave sides, 34.5cm wide See illustration

Lot 182

An Art Nouveau Silver Amethyst and Pearl Necklace, by Robert Pringle, 1900, a pierced stylised flower and leaf panel surmounts a baroque pearl, and suspends from two fine silver chains linked by a cabochon amethyst, chain length 41.5cm, drop measures 6cm. See illustration

Lot 183

An Art Nouveau Silver Enamelled Pendant on Chain, the panel enamelled in blues and greens suspends a mother-of-pearl drop, and hangs from joined chains, pendant drop measures 3.2cm by 5.1cm, chain length 48cm. See illustration

Lot 185

An Art Nouveau Silver and Enamel Pendant, Charles Horner, 1911, the panel with a central oval enamelled piece, and three enamelled drops pendant, to two joined chains, pendant drop measures 2.5cm by 5cm, chain length 40cm. See illustration

Lot 186

An Arts and Crafts Pendant on Chain, a mother-of-pearl centre bordered by faceted amethysts within a scrolling silver frame suspends a silver panel and cabochon moonstone drop, pendant measures 2.1cm by 4.8cm, chain length 46cm. See illustration

Lot 193

A Suite of Arts and Crafts Silver and Green Paste Jewellery, by Arthur & Georgie Gaskin, comprising a necklace, a brooch and a pair of drop earrings, the foil backed faceted green pastes held in rubover settings on floral and bead frames, brooch signed ÔG` to the reverse, brooch measures 4.9cm by 1cm, necklace measures 38.5cm in length, catch panel 1.3cm by 1.3cm and pendant 1.8cm by 3.5cm, earring drops measure 4.5cm. See illustration 2, Provenance: By descent from the vendor`s great-great-grandfather- Laurence Hodson of Compton Hall, patron of the Arts & Crafts movement, and godfather to Joscelyne Gaskin., Illustrated in Arthur and Georgie Gaskin, Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery publications, 1981, item reference G60, p.90, sold with exhibition label.

Lot 229

A Turquoise Set Bracelet, a foxtail link bracelet with four quatrefoil panels each set with five cabochon turquoise with a turquoise set heart shaped engraved locket pendant, length 18.5cm, and A Seed Pearl Set Locket, four seed pearls set centrally amidst a panel of pale blue enamelling to an outer engraved frame and an engraved reverse, measures 2.1cm by 3.8cm (2). See illustration

Lot 254

A Ruby and Diamond Necklace, marquise cut rubies and three round brilliant cut diamonds in yellow claw settings to a cross over panel on a curb link necklace, length 45.5cm, drop measures 3.2cm.

Lot 265

A Blue Topaz and Diamond Chandelier Pendant on Chain, five briolette cut blue topaz suspend from a pierced diamond set panel, on a white mini belcher link chain, pendant measures 4.2cm by 2.9cm, chain length 40.5cm. See illustration

Lot 291

A Jade and Diamond Ring, the carved jade panel with a floral motif in a white claw setting sits between three tiered diamonds on each shoulder to a plain polished shank, finger size O1/2, A Jade Brooch, the carved jade panel with a floral motif sits in a white claw setting on a bar brooch, measures 5.8cm by 1.6cm, A Pair of Jade Drop Earrings, carved panels of fruit and leaf motifs suspend from chains on stud post and butterfly fittings for pierced ears, drops measure 5.8cm, and A Pair of Stud Earrings, the cabochons held in broad claw settings, with post and butterfly fittings for pierced ears, diameter 1.6cm (4).

Lot 317

A Pair of Art Deco Style Drop Earrings, a round brilliant cut diamond stud suspends a diamond set hinged panel, and a pear cut diamond, total diamond weight 5.50 carat approximately, drop measures 4.5cm, with post and butterfly fittings for pierced ears. See illustration

Lot 343

An Art Deco Style Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, a central round brilliant cut diamond sits in a panel of step cut sapphires and clustered eight-cut diamonds to diamond set shoulders on a plain polished shank, total diamond weight 0.75 carat approximately, finger size K?. See illustration

Lot 351

A Pair of Diamond and Pearl Drop Earrings, a diamond cluster suspends a pearl and diamond set panel, to a solitaire diamond surmounting a pearl, with screw-on fittings, total diamond weight 1.80 carat approximately, drop length 3.6cm. See illustration

Lot 454

A Victorian Three Piece Teaset, W W Harrison & Co, Sheffield 1866, the baluster body profusely engraved with Greek Revival anthemion and palmette bands around a central figural panel of a chariot and warriors, the domed cover with a cast Greek helmet finial, 23cm high, 59oz 11dwt all in See illustration

Lot 579

A Carved Boxwood Small Comb, probably French, early 17th century, with narrow comb to each long side divided by a pierced and chip carved double banded panel edged with sycamore seed motifs, 7.8cm wide, 7.6cm long See illustration

Lot 590

An Incised Ivory Rectangular Panel, probably German, 19th century, depicting a cart pulled by a winged horse arriving in a medieval village, with figures, dogs and geese, 9.5cm by 15.5cm, in a later frame

Lot 602

After J Holt: A Plaster of Paris and Wax Relief Cast Panel, after Landseer, circa 1850, rectangular, with a ghillie bringing in dead stags on ponies accompanied by dogs on a heather moorland, 11cm by 15cm, in the original bird`s eye maple glazed frame with gilded slip

Lot 605

A Gilt Metal and Floral Pietra Dura Mounted Jewellery Casket, circa 1850, of oval section, the hinged lid with a panel inlaid with a spray of flowers including pansy and blue harebells, beaded rim, revealing an ivory silk buttoned interior, the main body with six circular inset stone panels depicting diverse flowers including lily of the valley, cyclamen and carnations, punctuated by paterae, on six scroll form feet linked by a beaded moulding, 25.5cm long, 13cm high See illustration

Lot 606

A Limoges Type Enamel Panel Mounted Ebonised Table Casket, early 19th century, rectangular, the hinged lid inset with a rectangular panel decorated with three classical maidens holding lamps chasing a pair of doves, the box with four panels, the front example depicting Athena seated by an altar on which is perched an owl, signed L Coblentz, alternating with similar panels of musical instruments, braziers, doves, fruits and vases, purple velvet lined interior, 21.5cm by 17cm by 15cm, the base with vestiges of old retailer`s label .... Conniseur 30 rue de l`Ecuyer 30 Bruxelles, on low bracket feet See illustration

Lot 639

A Greek Icon: Christ and the Virgin Mary, possibly Cephalonia, 18th/19th century, oil on wooden panel, 35.3cm by 26cm (splits to panel) See illustration

Lot 640

A Greek Icon, St Nikolas of the Revered, 19th century, painted on panel, 27cm by 22.5cm

Lot 275

A mid 19th century `Sevres` porcelain box, the hinged top decorated with a seated lady greeting a gentleman within gilt panel, the green sides with gilt enrichment and floral decorated interior, 12cm by 9.5cm

Lot 277

A Royal Worcester porcelain bud vase hand painted and signed by James Stinton with panel of a duck, date marks for 1909, shape number G789, 13cm high

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