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Lot 208
Commonwealth (1649-1660), Pattern Halfcrown, 1651, by P. Blondeau, in silver, mm. sun on obv. only, shield in wreath of oak and palm, rev. conjoined shields, mark of value above, edge in the third yeare of freedome by gods blessing restored, 14.87g/6h (ESC 62; N 2731; cf. DNW 186, 1133). Good fine, very rare £2,000-£3,000 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 129, 18 March 2015, lot 417
Lot 210
Commonwealth (1649-1660), Pattern Shilling, 1651, by P. Blondeau, in silver, mm. sun on obv. only, shield within wreath of oak and palm, rev. conjoined shields, mark of value above, edge grained, 5.74g/6h (ESC 173; N p.206). Good fine and toned, rare £1,500-£2,000 --- Provenance: A Collection of Choice English Milled Silver Coins, Glendining Auction, 4 October 1962, lot 3; M. Lessen Collection, Part IV, DNW Auction 186, 21 January 2021, lot 1137 [from Seaby June 1963]
Lot 213
Commonwealth (1649-1660), Pattern Sixpence, 1651, by P. Blondeau, in silver, shield in wreath of oak and palm, rev. conjoined shields, mark of value above, edge grained, 2.96g/6h (ESC 217; N 2735 footnote). Good very fine and toned, rare £1,500-£2,000 --- Provenance: P.A. Cattermole Collection, DNW Auction 133, 12 November 2015, lot 261 [from R.K. Richardson February 2010]
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Lot 215
Commonwealth (1649-1660), Farthing [1654], in pewter, issued by Tobias Knowles, tk within wreath of roses above shield bearing cross moline, rev. shield bearing Irish harp, sun with rays over and around, 6.64g/6h (Whittell, TCSB March 2015, fig. 2; Cooke 816; BMC 373; cf. DNW 136, 612). Some surface corrosion, fair to fine, very rare £600-£800 --- Provenance: Dorotheum Auktion 509 (Vienna), 18 May 2009, lot 2457. Tobias Knowles (1601-68), originally from Kingston-upon-Thames, pewterer, served in the army, first for Charles I and then on the Parliamentary side during the Civil War, rising to the rank of captain. With the advent of Commonwealth rule, Knowles petitioned Parliament to be allowed to make farthings for the state and in so doing recover the £5,468 he reckoned it had cost him to support the Parliamentary cause in the War. Initially his efforts came to nothing, probably because David Ramage and his cohort of moneyers in the Tower were already running a very profitable enterprise manufacturing tokens for private merchants. Undaunted, Knowles presented a second petition to ‘his Highnesse the Lord Protector’ in March 1653/4 and then took it upon himself to produce farthings containing a quarter of an ounce of fine pewter. These entered circulation on 26 April 1654, but no authority had been given for their issue and they were prohibited by order of the Council of State through an announcement in the issue of Mercurius Publicus for 4-11 May 1654. Knowles is known to have been associated with the band of token manufacturers active during the decline of the Protectorate and the early years of Charles II’s reign and it has been demonstrated by Christopher Whittell that Knowles had a hand in producing the coinage for Lord Baltimore, governor of Maryland, in 1660
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Lot 220
Oliver Cromwell, Sixpence, 1658, by J.S. Tanner [struck in 1738], in silver, no berries on wreath, no &c in legend, edge plain, 5.70g/6h (Lessen M41; ESC 263; N 2748 (ii) (b); S 3229A). Small die flaw on edge at 10 o’clock, nearly extremely fine and toned, extremely rare £4,000-£6,000 --- Provenance: Künker Auktion 293 (Osnabrück), 27-9 June 2017, lot 1955. END OF SALE
Lot 25
Charles I (1625-1649), Tower mint, Shilling, Gp B, type 1b2, mm. anchor (vertical, round flukes on obv., straight flukes on rev.), bust 3 variety, breaking inner circle and legend at 7 o’clock, mostly colon stops, plume above shield, no cross, no stops, 5.80g/10h (Sharp B3a/2; SCBI Brooker –; cf. N 2220; cf. S 2785). Very fine and attractively toned, very rare £600-£800 --- Provenance: J. Tooze Collection, DNW Auction 163, 18-19 September 2019, lot 1252
Lot 33
Charles I (1625-1649), Tower mint, Shilling, a trial striking of puncheons (without legends), in silver, Gp G, type 4.4, Briot bust with stellate lace collar, rev. shield, 4.94g/5h (cf. Sharp G1/2; cf. SCBI Brooker 1268). Bluntly struck on a lozenge-shaped flan, very fine and superior to the Brooker specimen, excessively rare £600-£800 --- Provenance: Glendining Auction, 6 November 1985, lot 73; J.R. Hulett Collection, Part XX, DNW Auction 185, 1-2 December 2020, lot 39 [from Baldwin November 1990]. Judging by the colour and patination of this piece, the fineness of the silver used appears to be somewhat below the usual sterling standard for the coinage of the time
Lot 44
Charles I (1625-1649), Briot’s First Milled issue, Double-Crown, mm. flower on obv. only, signed b both sides, jewelled crown, 4.43g/12h (SCBI Schneider 277-8; SCBI Brooker 709; N 2295; S 2720). Traces of blank filing on obverse, good fine, reverse a little better, very rare £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: St James’s Auction 37, 27 June 2016, lot 35
Lot 47
Charles I (1625-1649), Briot’s First Milled issue, Shilling, mm. flower on obv. only, signed b both sides, bust within inner circle, 5.95g/6h (Sharp type 2; SCBI Brooker 717, same dies; N 2300; S 2854). Two small scratches above shield, otherwise nearly extremely fine and toned, very rare £1,200-£1,500
Lot 56
Charles I (1625-1649), Aberystwyth mint, Halfcrown, mm. book, Aberystwyth horseman, ground line below, plume in field, oval garnished shield, large plume above, 14.67g/1h (Bull 485/2b.1 (38a-3-38), this coin; Morr. B-2; SCBI Brooker 743, this coin; N 2326; S 2879). Some surface marks, otherwise good fine, reverse better, toned, very rare £2,000-£2,400 --- Provenance: R.C. Lockett Collection, Part III, Glendining Auction, 4-6 November 1958, lot 3443; J.G. Brooker Collection; SNC May 1983 (3038); Glendining Auction, 1 May 1985, lot 50; SNC March 1986 (1074); A Comprehensive Collection of Halfcrowns, the Property of a Gentleman, Glendining Auction, 12 October 1994, lot 209; B.J. Dawson Collection, DNW Auction 156, 21 March 2019, lot 43. In 1631 Thomas Bushell became lessee of the Royal Mines in Wales. Over the next six years, he would send quantities of silver to the Tower mint in London for coining. These issues bear a large plume of the Prince of Wales's feathers over the shield on the reverse. Finding the financial burden of transferring this bullion to London irksome, Bushell applied to the King for permission to erect a mint in Wales. After some correspondence and argument this petition was granted on 30 July 1637, authorising the latter to establish a mint in Aberystwyth castle. Authority was given to him to coin halfcrowns, shillings, half-shillings, half-groats and pence, while groats, threepences and halfpence were added the following year. Irons for the coinage were prepared by Edward Green, the chief engraver. The mint remained active until September 1642 when it was transferred to Shrewsbury
Lot 58
Charles I (1625-1649), Aberystwyth mint, Shilling, mm. book, small bust, inner circles, 5.82g/1h (Morr. B-2; SCBI Brooker 756, this coin; N 2330; S 2884). Better than very fine and toned, rare £800-£1,000 --- Provenance: Lord Rodney Smith Collection; J.G. Brooker Collection; J. Tooze Collection, DNW Auction 163, 18-19 September 2019, lot 1285
Lot 60
Charles I (1625-1649), Aberystwyth mint, Sixpence, mm. book on obv. only, single-arched crown, inner circle both sides, 3.03g/3h (Morr. B-2; SCBI Brooker –; N 2335; S 2888). Die marks in obverse field, otherwise good very fine and toned, very rare £1,200-£1,500 --- Provenance: Bt Spink March 2019
Lot 62
Charles I (1625-1649), Aberystwyth mint, Threepence, mm. book, small squat plumelet before face, reads m b fr et h, 1.46g/3h (DIG 6Dv; Morr. B-2 var.; cf. SCBI Brooker 778-9; N 2340; S 2894). Obverse struck from a rusty die, good very fine, toned, the variety rare £200-£300 --- The tiny plume in the obverse field is normally found with a bust that breaks the inner circle and a legend variety reading mag b f et h
Lot 67
Charles I (1625-1649), Shrewsbury mint, Half-Pound, 1642, mm. Shrewsbury plume without coronet on obv. only, King riding over arms, nothing in field, three Aberystwyth plumes above Declaration, date below, two pellets before legend, 59.99g/2h (Morr. F-3; SCBI Brooker 804, same dies; N 2368; S 2924). Edge flaw or bruise on reverse, a few minor surface marks, otherwise better than very fine and toned, rare £4,000-£5,000 --- Provenance: Heidelberger Münzhandlung [H. Grün] Auktion 57 (Heidelberg), 14 November 2011, lot 268
Lot 68
Charles I (1625-1649), Shrewsbury mint, Halfcrown, 1642, no mm., Shrewsbury horseman, Shrewsbury plume in field behind, no ground line below, Declaration with Shrewsbury plume between mark of value, date below, 15.07g/1h (Bull 585/3a; Morr. C-3; SCBI Brooker 817; N 3930; S 2930). Very fine but flan split at 9 o’clock, extremely rare £6,000-£8,000 --- Provenance: J.G. Murdoch Collection, Part II, Sotheby Auction, 8-13 June 1903, lot 185; C. Clark Collection, Pt II, Sotheby Auction, 22-3 January 1914, lot 160; O Fitch Collection; V.J.E. Ryan Collection, Part II, Glendining Auction, 22-4 January 1952, lot 1282; J.R. Hulett Collection, Part XVI, DNW Auction 171, 10 March 2020, lot 63 [from S. Mitchell July 1990]
Lot 69
Charles I (1625-1649), Shrewsbury mint, Halfcrown, 1642, mm. plume on obv. only, Shrewsbury horseman, ground line below, no plume in field, three plumes above Declaration, date below, 14.47g/10h (Bull 588/6 (S4-D6-10f), this coin; Morr. F-6; SCBI Brooker 825; N 2378; S 2934). On a slightly irregular flan, good very fine with a sharp horseman, attractively toned, very rare £4,000-£5,000 --- Provenance: H.A. Parsons Collection, Part II, Glendining Auction, 11-13 May 1954, lot 459; E. Burstal Collection, Glendining Auction, 15-16 May 1968, lot 446; SCMB January 1969 (X 77); SCMB May 1973 (7050); B.J. Dawson Collection, DNW Auction 156, 21 March 2019, lot 49 [from P.A. Rayner April 1988]
Lot 70
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Triple Unite, 1643, mm. plume (with bands) on obv. only, crowned bust left, wearing collar, armour and Lesser George and holding an olive branch and sword, plume in field behind, mark of value and three plumes above Declaration in scroll, date below, 26.57g/6h (Beresford-Jones VI/S8; SCBI Brooker 838 and SCBI Schneider 295, same dies; N 2384; S 2727). Good very fine with reddish toning, very rare [previously slabbed PCGS XF40] £40,000-£50,000 --- Provenance: D. Mitchell Collection, Glendining Auction, 27 April 1949, lot 20; Künker Auktion 316 (Osnabrück), 31 January 2019, lot 742. Far exceeding the size and value of any previous denomination struck in the British Isles, the triple unite was as much a propaganda piece for the King as it was a means of meeting the enormous expenditure of the war. Despite his Catholic origins, the reverse proclaims his defence of the Protestant religion, English law and the liberty of Parliament. Furthermore, having been forced to leave the vast resources of London behind, it proved he still had the authority and financial wherewithal to produce a numismatic masterpiece, made by one of the country’s finest engravers, at his new war headquarters in Oxford
Lot 72
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Unite, 1643, mm. plume with bands on obv. only, well-proportioned bust holding sword and laurel branch, Declaration on ribbon, three plumes above, date below, 8.78g/12h (Beresford-Jones VIII/9; SCBI Brooker 849 and Schneider 314, same dies; N 2389; S 2734). Gilt and possibly removed from mount, otherwise better than very fine, rare £4,000-£5,000
Lot 74
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Double-Crown, 1643, no mm., tall bust extending to lower edge, Declaration on band, three plumes above, date below, 4.47g/4h (Beresford-Jones III/5; SCBI Schneider 332; SCBI Brooker 858; N 2395; S 2742). Trace of light creasing, otherwise good very fine, very rare £6,000-£8,000 --- Provenance: Künker Auktion 117 (Osnabrück), 28 September 2006, lot 5258
Lot 75
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Pound, 1643/2, mm. Oxford plume on obv. only, Shrewsbury horseman riding over arms and armour, Oxford plume behind, mark of value and three Oxford plumes above Declaration, date below, group of seven pellets before legend, 120.46g/10h (Morr. B-1; SCBI Brooker 863A, same dies; N 2398; S 2940). Neatly struck and well-centred, possibly lightly cleaned, otherwise very fine and toned, rare £6,000-£8,000 --- Provenance: Bt Teutoburger
Lot 76
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Half-Pound, 1642, mm. Oxford plume, Shrewsbury horseman riding over arms, Oxford plume in field behind, three Oxford plumes above Declaration, date below, group of seven pellets before legend, 60.71g/4h (Morr. A-2; SCBI Brooker 868, same dies; N 2404; S 2945A). Good very fine and attractively toned, rare £5,000-£6,000 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 134, 7-8 December 2015, lot 861; ‘Chislehurst’ Collection, DNW Auction 179, 9 September 2020, lot 64
Lot 77
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Half-Pound, 1643, mm. Oxford plume, Shrewsbury horseman riding over arms, Oxford plume in field behind, three Oxford plumes above Declaration, date below, group of four pellets before legend, 59.59g/3h (Morr. A-1; SCBI Brooker Appendix I, 15; N 2404; S 2945A). About very fine and well-centred with attractive grey tone, rare £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 63, 7 October 2004, lot 321
Lot 78
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Crown, 1642, no mm., Shrewsbury horseman, Shrewsbury plume behind King, three Oxford plumes and mark of value between pellets above Declaration in two lines, date below, group of four pellets before legend, 29.85g/1h (Morr. A-2; cf. SCBI Brooker 869; N 2405; S 2946). Very fine, rare £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: Hammered Silver Crowns from the Warwick Collection, DNW Auction 67, 28 September 2005, lot 336; bt Spink
Lot 79
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Halfcrown, 1642, mm. Oxford plume on obv. only, Shrewsbury horseman, plume behind king, no ground line, three Oxford plumes above Declaration, date below, colon before legend, 14.45g/12h (Bull 594/3 (Ox.1-6-10g), this coin; Morr. F-3; SCBI Brooker 882, same obv. die; N 2412; S 2953). Nearly extremely fine with old cabinet tone, rare £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: B.J. Dawson Collection, DNW Auction 156, 21 March 2019, lot 52 [from Baldwin 1993]
Lot 81
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Halfcrown, 1644, mm. plume on obv., rosette on rev., Briot horseman, Oxford plume behind, plain ground below, rev. Declaration, large plume between two small Shrewsbury plumes above, date in script and ox below, lozenges by plumes, date and ox, 14.14g/9h (Bull 613/19 var.; Morr. C-19; SCBI Brooker 907, same rev. die; N 2426; S 2968). About very fine, rare £400-£500 --- Provenance: R. Inder Collection, Part IV, DNW Auction 155, 16 January 2019, lot 39
Lot 86
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Shilling, 1643, mm. Oxford plume on obv. only, reads mag br fr et hi, Declaration with three Oxford plumes above, date below, 5.86g/4h (Morr. B –; SCBI Brooker –; N 2442; S 2972). Good fine or better, very rare £300-£400 --- Provenance: DNW Auction 158, 24-5 April 2019, lot 259
Lot 88
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Shilling, 1646, mm. Shrewsbury plume on obv. only, three small Shrewsbury plumes and annulets above Declaration, date below, small annulets between and below numerals, pellet at start of legend, 6.22g/11h (Morr. A-1; SCBI Brooker 947, same dies; N 2454; S 2978). Weak in places, otherwise very fine or better and toned, very rare £1,000-£1,200 --- Provenance: H.W. Morrieson Collection, Sotheby Auction, 20-4 November 1933, lot 622 (part); E.C. Carter Collection; R. Carlyon-Britton Collection; J.R. Hulett Collection, Part VII, DNW Auction 152, 14-15 November 2018, lot 481 [from P. Wallwork September 1989]; J. Tooze Collection, DNW Auction 163, 18-19 September 2019, lot 1306 [from A.M. Roberts]
Lot 90
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Sixpence, 1644, mm. book on obv. only, rev. from the Groat die, 2.32g/7h (Morr. A-1; SCBI Brooker – [same obv. die as 951-2]; N 2460; S 2982). Flan chipped and cracked between 8 and 9 o’clock, a few light obverse scratches, otherwise good fine, reverse very fine, extremely rare £1,000-£1,200 --- Provenance: Silver Coins of Charles I from a Private Collection, Part II, DNW Auction 79, 24 September 2008, lot 3676; J.R. Hulett Collection, Part XX, DNW Auction 185, 1-2 December 2020, lot 72
Lot 95
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Groat, 1645, no mm., Rawlins’ bust, signed r below, no plume in field, Declaration, plume and scroll incorporating ox monogram above, date below, 2.09g/11h (Morr. C-2; SCBI Brooker 958; N 2466; S 2990). Slightly creased, otherwise very fine and toned, rare£300-£400 --- Provenance: E. Burstal Collection, Glendining Auction, 15 May 1968, lot 437 (part); Spink Auction 11, 8-9 October 1980, lot 968; J.R. Hulett Collection, Part XVII, DNW Auction 173, 8 April 2020, lot 77
Lot 96
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Groat, 1646/5, no mm., Rawlins’ bust, signed r below, Declaration within cartouche, plume above, date below, 1.84g/11h (Morr. A-1; SCBI Brooker 960, same dies; N 2468; S 2991). Creased and ragged on one edge, otherwise good fine and toned, rare £300-£400 --- Provenance: Bt Spink
Lot 99
Charles I (1625-1649), Oxford mint, Halfgroat, 1644, mm. lis, 0.87g/9h (Morr. A-3; SCBI Brooker 964; N 2475; S 2997). On a large flan but bluntly struck on obverse, very fine and toned, rare £300-£400 --- Provenance: SCMB November 1983 (E 604); J.R. Hulett Collection, Part XI, DNW Auction 158, 24-5 April 2019, lot 73
Lot 518
A RARE SULPHIDE OF THE 'NIGHTMARE' AFTER HENRY FUSELI (SWISS 1741-1825), LATE 18TH CENTURY depicting a young lady sleeping with a demonic ape like incubus figure crouched on her chest, with a horse's head peering through curtains, titled 'Incubus', the reverse with a basket of flowers, set in an outer glass frame 7.8 x 6.8cm
Lot 76
A RARE FOLK ART BROWN STONEWARE SALTGLAZED POTTERY FLATBACK LION PROBABLY DERBYSHIRE, C.1800-30 modelled in two toned clay, depicting a naive lion baring his teeth, standing in grass before a tree, with a bird in its nest 30.8cm high, 26cm wide Provenance The Sir Michael Codron Collection of Lions. Catalogue Note For a pair of similar figures, see the Victoria and Albert Museum, accession number C.7&A-1975.
Lot 180
A RARE WILLIAM AND MARY GREEN JAPANNED CHEST ON STAND C.1690-1700 the front with raised gilt chinoiserie decoration, with figures, birds, buildings and flowers, the sides with cranes, with a cushion drawer above three short and three long graduated drawers, the stand fitted with an arrangement of four drawers, on turned tapering legs united by a peripheral stretcher 179.5cm high, 107cm wide, 58.3cm deep Provenance Acquired by the present owner from Alistair Sampson Antiques, 156 Brompton Road, London, 20th September 1983, originally exhibited at the Grosvenor House Antiques Fair, June 1983 and illustrated in the catalogue. A Private Collection, London.
Lot 17
FOUR BRASS FIRE RESISTING SAFE-DOOR PLAQUES LATE 19TH CENTURY all decorated with the Royal Coat of Arms, comprising: a rare Royal Warrant Patent Plaque, inscribed 'Makers to her Majesty by appointment Hobbs Hart & Co. Limtd London Patents', two for 'Milners 212 patent', the other for 'C. S. P. Wood & Co.', together with another brass Royal Coat of Arms (5) 24.5cm (max) Provenance The Sir Michael Codron Collection of Lions.
Lot 208
λ AN ANGLO-CHINESE HUANGHUALI COMBINED GAMES AND TEA TABLE QIANLONG, C.1740 the demi-lune triple fold-over top on a single gate support, hinged for tea and baize lined for cards, with a scrolling leaf carved edge, with four dished wells for counters, with a conforming frieze, on turned legs terminating in pad feet carved with dragon masks and ruyi 74.3cm high, 84.1cm wide, 42cm deep Catalogue Note A table of similar form with mother of pearl inlay can be found at Saltram House, Devon. Also, see Carl L. Crossman, 'The Decorative Arts of The China Trade', p.236, pl.87 for a table with very similar carving to the feet, in the collection of Richard Milhender. The author notes that this 'handsome, stylish table is a very rare form'.
Lot 80
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY LION AND LAMB GROUPS 19TH CENTURY each lion seated on its haunches, with a recumbent lamb at his side, raised on gilt lined oval bases (2) 22.5cm high, 16cm wide Provenance The Sir Michael Codron Collection of Lions. Catalogue Note Denoted as rare among collectors, the pair commemorates the visit to Great Britain of American lion tamer Isaac van Amburgh in the 1840s where he caused a sensation with his spectacular act.
Lot 409
NAPOLEON INTEREST. A RARE CUT-PAPER SILHOUETTE TROMPE L'OEIL PICTURE IN THE MANNER OF LUISE DUTTENHOFER (1776-1829), EARLY 19TH CENTURY depicting a family and a hidden Napoleon Bonaparte before his tomb on St. Helena, with palm trees and an officer on guard, in a glazed ebonised moulded frame 20.5 x 29cm Provenance 'A Lifetime of Collecting' - The Property of a Gentleman.
Lot 44
Rare early children's book - Only 1 other known copy of this book in the UK, The Yellow Shoestrings published by William Darton 1821 written by James Pedder, 64 pages In publishers original buff printed limp papers inc. catalogue at rear, 2 full-page engravings, unfortunately missing fold-out frontispiece, pages are unstitched from cover.
Lot 116
12 BOTTLES SHERRYHarveys 30YO Amontillado; Harveys 30YO Oloroso; Williams Humbert As You Like It Amontillado Blend; Tesco Finest Cream Sherry; Harveys Signature 12YO Cream Sherry; Morrisons The Best Dry Oloroso; Williams & Humbert Collection12YO Oloroso; Morrisons Cream Sherry; Morrisons Medium Dry; José Estévez Cream Sherry; Lustau Pedro Ximenez 30YO Rare; Mellors Fine Tawny (Port)
Lot 100
12 BOTTLES PORTUGUESE RED WINEMarques de Marialva Bairrada Grande Reserva 2013; Azinhaga de Ouro Reserva 2017; Espirito Santo Tinta Roriz & Castelao 2019; AR Triplo 2017; Porta 6 2019; QSS Rare 2018; Patamar Reserva 2015; Papa Figos 2018; Fat Duck 2018; Maré Viva 2019; Adegamae Touriga Nacional-Syrah 2019; Paxis 2017
Lot 75
A rare George II walnut wingback reclining armchairUpholstered in early 18th century Florentine stich needlework worked in coloured wools on oak-leaf carved cabriole legs and pad feet with a ratcheted reclining back on brass castors, 87cm wide x 71cm deep x 114cm high, (34in wide x 27 1/2in deep x 44.5in high)Footnotes:For a note about flame stich upholstery see lot 70.Although wingback armchairs in the early 19th century would seldom feature a reclining back and perhaps a sliding footrest, it is particularly unusual to find an armchair with such a feature before the 19th century.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 59
Millburn-18 year old-1975 (2)Rare Malts Selection.Limited Bottling. Good labels, one with scratches/scuffing to top right edges. Level: top shoulder and very top shoulder. 70 cl. Single malt, 58.9% volume2 bottlesThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ††VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 250
A RARE JAMES PENNINGTON LIVERPOOL BLUE AND WHITE SAUCEBOAT, mid 18th century, exhibition label and Watney collection label, moulded with stipples and leaves; together with a Bow enamel porcelain sauceboat, c. 1755 (replaced handle), and a "kakiemon" pattern teacup c.18th century and a rare moulded blue and white sauceboat probably Worcester and another of near identical design (5) and a collectionCondition Report: Fair condition overall Many pieces damaged and repaired. See images.
Lot 240
A COLLECTION OF RARE ENGLISH SPARROW BEAK JUGS, 18th century, including a Chaffers example decorated with pagoda and pine landscape, 90cm high, a chinoiserie decorated example with European figures and a collection of assorted blue and white ceramics etc (11)Condition Report: A few of the blue and white examples showing hairline cracks, one example with chipped rim and beakPuce example with chipped rim and beakExample with Asian figures showing an old repair along the beak, sturdy handlesExample with Asian landscape showing several repairs on handle, previously broken in several spotsLarger blue and white example with reattached handle, visible glue residue, few hairline cracks radiating from handleExample with puce clad firue: hairline crack at base of handle, discoloured and chipped rim Largest example in good overall condition Last example (red and blue decorations) with chip to the rim and hairline crack radiating from it
Lot 259
A GOOD COLLECTION OF ENGLISH 'CHINOISERIE' DECORATED WARES, 18th century, comprising Worcester 'Rockerfella' pattern teapot, lacking cover, 19cm long, a rare 'Chelsea ewer' in the same pattern, 8.5cm high, and a number of tea bowls and saucer dishesCondition Report: Teapot with old restoration to tip of spout and lacking cover, good condition overallThe small ewers, Newhall example, in excellent conditionThe other ewer in good condition with minor shallow chip to foot and old restoration to handle, very little surface wearThe tea bowls in good condition, one saucer dish with faint hairline crack (red anchor example)See images
Lot 252
A COLLECTION OF RARE ENGLISH COFFEE, including a Lowestoft 'famille rose' example, a Christian's Liverpool cup, with brightly coloured enamels, another with paper label "Dr. C.M. Signy Collection no. 150", a creamware cup with entwined handle probably Leeds, together with a number of English ' famille rose' tea bowlsCondition Report: See additional images Lowesoft famille rose example and two very similar examples, one with professional restoration to foot , other very goodOne Chinese tea bowl also included in this lotLiverpool cup is good
Lot 255
A LARGE COLLECTION OF THE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TEABOWLS, 18th century, assorted English factories including an example attributed to Christian of Liverpool decorated with a gallant and lady romancing by a tree, another possible Isleworth, each of conical designs and a rare 'English' 'cafe' au lait' ground tea bowl and saucer dish unidentified markCondition Report: See additional images
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