'Priors' Jersey House Sale

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1 'Priors' Jersey House Sale Saturday 19 May :30 Martel Maides Priors La Chasse Brunet Five Oaks

2 Lot: 1 A mid-19th century painted porcelain plaque by Richard Abbott possibly Davenport, depicting a fishing boat in stormy seas off Scarborough Castle, Yorkshire, inscribed and signed in iron red verso, 'Scarbro Castle, Yorkshire, painted by R. Abbott', 6.75 x 8.25in. (17 x 21cm.). Lot: 2 A Derby sauce boat 19th century, with double handles, lilac rim and band of floral decoration heightened in gilt, 219 and crown mark to base, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high. Estimate:   Lot: 3 An English porcelain plaque 19th century, of circular form decorated with a still life of garden flowers, within a gilt frame, 15½in. (39.5cm.) diameter. Estimate:   Lot: 4 A Royal Worcester circular plaque Painted by James Taylor with a bouquet of roses, poppies, polianthus, forget-me-nots and anemones, impressed mark and 'Painted by James Taylor - Old Worcester' verso, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter. *The plaque with label verso: 'Worcester April 8th 1879 This bottom of a Worcester China (?) marked No 9(?)25 painted with Roses, Polianthus, Poppies, and double anemones was painted at the Old Worcester China Works by my father, James Taylor, Henry Taylor Worcester China Works' Lot: 5 A pair of small Staffordshire models of zebras 19th century, raised on oval bases in aqua and brown with yellow rims, the bodies with thin black stripes and black snouts, facing left and right, 6in. (5.3cm.) high. (2) Lot: 6 An English porcelain tile 19th century, possibly Derby, painted with a floral bouquet, 9¼ x 9¼in. (24.5 x 24.5cm.) Lot: 7 Eight pieces of blue and white pottery mid to late 19th century, including three tureens (no lids), a sauceboat and ladle, two vegetable dishes (one lidded) and a large octagonal jug by J Meir & Son in the Ornithological pattern, (mostly a/f), together with a Wedgwood willow pattern dish of concave lozenge shape with impressed marks to base. (9) Lot: 9 A pair of Staffordshire spill vases modelled as sheep 19th century, modelled as a ram and a ewe standing on naturalistic bases, 5¼in. (13.3cm.) high. (2) Lot: 10 A part tea service 19th century, English, in royal blue with foliate gilt decoration, comprising a teapot, 7in. (18cm.) high (significant damage to the lid and handle), slop bowl, five tea cups, two coffee cups, seven saucers, two plates and a sugar pot and cover, pattern number 1375x in gilt to base. (19) Lot: 11 A Rockingham pale-blue ground 'turnover' rim spill-vase , of tapering cylindrical form with an overhanging everted wavy gilt rim, painted with roses, tulips and forget-me-nots within gilt bands, 5½in. (14cm.) high. Estimate:   Lot: 12 A pair of small dishes 19th century, Continental, with landscapes painted in purple depicting swans on a lake with silver gilt bands of decoration, 5½in. (14cm.) diameter. (2) Lot: 13 An English porcelain plaque 19th century, painted with roses on a table, 8 x 5in. (20 x 14cm.). Lot: 14 A Continental basket early 20th century, with applied floral decoration to double handles, topped with a pink rose, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 7½in. (19cm.) long. Estimate:   Lot: 15 A Derby part tea service 19th century, comprising six saucers, five coffee cups and three tea cups, painted in dark blue and cream with floral decoration to the insides, with scroll gilt, pattern number 8884 mark to base. (14) Lot: 16 A Worcester hexagonal dish with shell handle mid-19th century, with royal blue and gilt pattern, painted with sparrows and woodpeckers on a branch, 9½in. (24cm.) long. Estimate:   Lot: 17 Lot: 8 A Faience jug painted with a spray of flowers, together with a A Sà vres green-ground rectangular plaque early 19th century, Quimper ware watering can. (2) painted with a spray of garden flowers and peaches within a floral gilt scroll rectangular cartouche, 6¼ x 5in. (15.7 x 12.7cm.). Lot: 18 1 of 38

3 A Dresden porcelain bowl first half of the 20th century, decorated with flower sprays including pink roses and tulips, gilt rim, mark in blue to base, 9in. (23cm.) diameter. Lot: 19 A pair of splashed pink lustre loving cups 19th century, 5in, (12.7cm) high. (2) Lot: 20 A Meissen bowl 18th century, with gilt rim and green latticework border surrounding purpurmalerei garlands and two boys sat besides a pedestal, blue crossed swords and dot mark, 10¼in. (26cm.) diameter. Lot: 21 An English part desert service possibly Plymouth, comprising a pedestal dish painted to the centre with a field poppy and the foot painted with convolvulus, roses and forget-me-nots, 1/66 mark in gilt, 5in. (13cm.) high, a set of five moulded plates painted with various flowers within gilt borders, and a cake plate of rectangular form painted with a pink rose. (7) Lot: 22 A Castelli maiolica circular plaque mid 18th century, Grue workshop, possibly Nicola Cappelletti ( ), painted with a landscape with buildings and mountains, with figures fishing on a river leading out to a sea with boats in the background, framed, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter (excluding frame). Estimate:  1,  1, Lot: 23 A Daniel tea service circa 1825, pattern no 3785, painted with pink roses and gilt foliage in shaped gilt dentil rims, comprising a tea pot; cream jug; sugar bowl; two cake plates; a slop bowl; a sandwich plate; eight tea cups; eight coffee cans; and eight saucers. (31) Lot: 24 A Castelli maiolica circular plaque 18th century, painted with a rustic landscape of figures on the shoreline as the sun rises, with a city before mountains in the distance, framed, 9in. (24cm.) diameter (excluding frame). Estimate:  1,  1, Lot: 25 A Minton majolica asparagus server c.1880, modelled as a cradle of tied asparagus spears resting on dark green supports, with brown glazed rectangular base and green rim with stylised Greek fret pattern and four white flowers, marks to base, 10in. (25.5cm.) long. Lot: 26 Two Meissen double salts late 19th / early 20th century, each of double circular form centred with a ring handle and decorated to the centre with butterflies in polychrome colours, the exterior decorated with birds on branches, insects and gilt border, blue crossed swords mark, 3½in. (9cm.) long. (2) Lot: 27 A New Hall bowl painted to the inside rim with floral swags and to the outside with floral bouquets in pink and purple and stylised Greek key fret pattern to the rim, 10¼in. (26cm.) diameter. Lot: 28 A Worcester tea bowl 19th century, with ribbed body, with navy rim to the inside and thistle gilt decoration, crescent mark to base, 3in. (8.5cm.) diameter. Lot: 29 Two Rockingham mugs one c.1835, painted with a Hoopoe and other birds, with green painted rim within gilt edges, the other with dark blue ground, 19th century, with a floral bouquet within an octagonal panel to the front and gilt decoration to the sides, both 3in. (7.7cm.) high. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 30 A Coalport tea cup c.1820 of 'London' shape, with mazarine blue ground and gilt diaper pattern with two panels of handpainted flowers, pattern number 793, gilt mark to base, together with a mug, possibly Dresden, early 19th century, with floral sprays and a roundel with a landscape scene within dark blue bands heightened in gilt, and a large mug with a dark blue ground with gilt foliate decoration. (3) Lot: 31 A Wedgwood black basalt footed dish circular with half fluted decoration and swagged rim, on a pedestal base, stamped 'Wedgwood', 5in. (12.5cm.) diameter, together with two Wedgwood style black basalt boxes with covers. (3) Lot: 32 Five Royal Worcester dinner plates 10½in. diameter, plus a large part dinner service by Pountney & Co. and Grafton China with gilt Greek key borders, some pieces as found cdn. Lot: 32A A Worcester blue-scale-ground coffee cup 19th century, painted with two gilt cartouches of a floral bouquet and an exotic bird on a branch, with gilt rim, 2¼in. (6cm.) high. Estimate:   of 38

4 Lot: 33 A Meissen style Pagoda figure candlestick 19th century, probably Dresden, the Pagoda boy porcelain figure with leaf hat mounted on a Louis XV style gilt bronze base with one arm supporting a rocaille sconce with porcelain flowers, 10½in. (26.5cm.). Lot: 34 A Continental sauce tureen and integral stand 19th century, pale pink ground with vignettes of floral bouquets with detail in blue and heightened in gilt, impressed DC mark and blue crossed swords marks to base. Estimate:   Lot: 35 A green-ground coffee can 19th century, possibly Sevres, painted with a bouquet of flowers featuring pink roses and forget-me-nots, within a gilt cartouche, 2in. (5.2cm.) high. Lot: 36 A Bloor Derby coffee can c.1830, painted with pink roses and forget-me-nots, with gilt rope-twist decoration, together with another coffee can painted with floral swag decoration edged in gilt and another coffee cup with floral bouquets and a gilt dentil rim. (3) Lot: 37 A Swansea spill vase c.1820, with everted rim, the tapering body finely painted with a bouquet of flowers within gilt bands and beading, 5¼in. (13cm.) high, together with a Swansea teacup, late 18th/early 19th century, with finely painted decoration to the inside with a floral bouquet featuring pink roses and tulips, with a blue ground and gilt decoration. (2) Lot: 38 A French teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug early 19th century, in panels of puce, peach and black, rubbing to gilt, MA mark to base. (3) A pair of small quatrefoil stem vases 19th century, slightly waisted cylindrical form, with scroll feet on a quatrefoil base, pale blue ground and pink flowers, with moulded leaf decoration edged in gilt. (2) Lot: 42 A set of six William Ridgway & Co plates circa 1830, painted to the centre with birds on a tree, the rim with sprays of flowers in burnt red, lilac, dark blue, yellow and green, within a gilt rim, impressed mark to base, pattern number 5?6 in red to base, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) diameter. (6) Estimate:   Lot: 43 A Capodimonte dish 19th century, painted with pink rose and blue polka dots to the centre, with floral sprays to the rims within a gilt edge, underglaze N crown mark to base, 12½in. (32cm.) diameter. Lot: 44 A Sà vres bleu lapis sugar-bowl and cover possibly 18th century as it bears blue interlaced L's enclosing date letter D for and with a possible T and dot below, painted with exotic birds, each reserved on the dark blue ground within a gilt rocaille cartouche, the cover with ranunculus finial, 3¼in. (8.3cm.) high, chip to the rim of the cover. Lot: 45 A pair of Coalport wall pockets 19th century, with pale blue ground, painted with panels of flowers, one damaged to bottom right, 7½in. (19cm.) high. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 46 A pair of Coalport green-ground wall pockets circa 1800, each painted to the back and swag with floral cartouches and to the pocket with birds on branches enriched with gilding, with mark to back reading 'Society of Art - Gold Medal', 7in. (18cm.) high. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 39 A Wedgwood part dinner service the fifty-four plates with gilded rims and crests of a winged crown, comprising thirty 10½in. dinner plates, thirteen 9¼in. dessert plates and eleven 5½in. side plates, one chipped. (54) Lot: 40 Two Vienna porcelain cups and saucers the bowls with printed allegorical scenes within bands of green with gilt decoration, the cups 2¾in.(7cm.) diameter. (4) Lot: 47 Two yellow ground copper lustre jugs c.1860, one with chips to spout. (2) Lot: 48 A Chinese blue and white slender waisted vase 19th century, of cylindrical form with everted lip, painted with two four clawed dragons facing a flaming pearl, the body painted with cosmic waves and clouds, the lip and foot painted with flowers, four character mark to base in blue, 13¼in. (33cm.) high. Lot: 41 Lot: 49 3 of 38

5 A pair of 20th century Japanese bronze figures of farm workers one holding down his woven coolie hat with a band of cloth, his gown blown by the wind, on his back a basket suspended by a rope around his neck, the second figure holding in his left hand one end of a cloth around his waist, the folds containing a pile of grain, some of which he is preparing to cast from his other hand, both on shaped bases, each with a raised seal mark, 7½in. (19cm.) and 8in. (20cm.) high. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 50 A pair of large Chinese export famille rose chargers mid-18th century, the centre painted with a basket of blossoming peonies and magnolia, the rim with geometric border and alternate floral panels, and trumpet and ting vases, 16½in. (42cm.) diameter, hairlines to both. Estimate:   Lot: 51 A small Chinese famille rose dish 19th century, the centre painted with two figures on a boat with a dog of fo with a crane flying above, the rim decorated with two pairs of burnt red fourclawed dragons heightened in gilt facing a flaming pearls, with red mark to base, 5¼in 13.5cm.) diameter. Lot: 57 A large Chinese export famille rose oval platter 19th century, the centre with a highly coloured scene of figures on a veranda besides a river, the rim decorated with pairs of five-clawed dragons, in blue, burnt red, mauve, pink, yellow and green, facing towards a pearl within cosmic waves, 17¾ x 4¾in. (45 x 37cm.). Lot: 58 A Chinese rock crystal style glass vase c.1900, of flattened baluster form, the body decorated with moulded decoration depicting swans swimming on rippled water, over half spiral gadrooned decoration, mounted on a gilt metal naturalisic base with prunus heads, 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high. Lot: 59 An Iznik pottery dish with white and deep cobalt-blue painted flowers on a turquoise ground, within a white rim, orange mark to base, 12¼in. (31cm.) diameter. Lot: 52 Lot: 60 A Chinese bronze baluster vase c.1850, of archaistic form, with A Bohemian enamelled glass goblet and cover c.1860, the widely flared rim, the body with central band of scrolled facet cut goblet with a broad enamelled band of floral decoration, with twin elephant head handles, 9½in. (24cm.) high. decoration, the facets and edges lined in black and gilt, the domed cover with teardrop finial, on a knopped stem and domed foot. Lot: 53 A Chinese enamel bowl and cover late 18th or early 19th century, the pale blue background decorated with Oriental symbols in dark blue and finely painted red and pink flowers and foliage, both bowl and lid edged by a band of yellow and blue stylised bats, 9in. (23cm.) diameter, some damage to the cover. Estimate:   Lot: 54 A Chinese famille rose plaque 19th century, depicting a sage and lady in a garden, 8 x 5in. (20.5 x 12.5cm.). Estimate:   Lot: 55 A Chinese carved mutton fat jade elephant probably 19th century, of archaic form, the back covered by an oriental fringed rug with the Yin & Yang motif in the centre and calligraphy incised on each side, standing on a hardwood base carved in the style of scrolling clouds, the figure 4¾in. (12cm.) long, 2¾in. (7cm.) high. Lot: 56 A set of four Oriental plates 20th century, with scalloped rims and green leaf decoration and four bats to the outside, red mark to base, 7¼in. (18.5cm.) diameter. (4) Lot: 61 Two famille rose tankards one with slightly flaring rim and raised on a flared foot, with floral sprays and blue geometric band to rim, 6¼in. (16cm.) high, the other of cylindrical form with a panel depicting figures within a blue foliate border, 5in. (13cm.) high. (2) Lot: 62 A rare Stourbridge millefiori glass candlestick 19th century, with massive circular base, star cut to the underside, supporting a millefiori paperweight and surmounted by a faceted knop and hexagonal column, fitted for electricity, 15in. (38cm.) high. * Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's 4th February 1958, Lot 53. Hammer price  Lot: 63 A 19th century millefiori glass paperweight inkwell possibly Stourbridge, the domed clear glass body with red, blue and mint green canes, with a conforming mushroom stopper, 6¼in. (16cm.). Lot: 64 4 of 38

6 A millefiori glass paperweight 19th century, probably French, the central eight cane floral design within a border of coloured canes alternating with cotton twist canes, broken pontil to base, 2½in. (6.5cm.) diameter. Lot: 65 A 19th century novelty glass whiskey decanter in the form of a pig 9in. (23cm.) long. Lot: 66 A 19th century novelty glass whiskey decanter in the form of a dog the handle formed from the curled over tail, the snout with open spout, 10¼in. (26cm.) long. Lot: 67 A small collection of Venetian glass early to mid 20th century, comprising a miniature basket in pink, green, blue and cotton twist, with clear twisted handle, 5¼in. (13.5cm.) high; together with a pink and cotton twist beaker, 3¼in. (8.3cm.) high; a waisted cup and saucer in pink and cotton twist with blue glass handle; and a miniature agate style glass goblet. (4) Lot: 68 An opaline glass vase of ovoid form c.1870, the everted neck having a most unusual blue and white double twist glass edging, the body bearing a hand painted polychrome spray of flowers surrounded by decorative gilding, 10¾in. (27.5cm.) high, some wear to gilding. Lot: 69 Two matching opaline glass vases c.1880, of elegant design, the elongated oval bodies with sepia printed decoration depicting male and female figure in classical dress, 11½in. (29cm.) high. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 70 A 19th century cut glass celery vase on a faceted teardrop stem and star-cut foot, the bowl with thumbnail cutting and a band of stars enclosed by entwined cut and frosted lines, 10½in. (27cm.) high. Lot: 71 A pair of gilded Bristol blue glass scent bottles mid-19th century, of facetted mallet form with applied scroll supports, enriched with gilt foliate and scroll decoration and matching facetted stoppers. (2) Lot: 72 An early 19th century Bohemian enamelled opaque glass tankard decorated with a dandy and two ladies in a landscape, beneath a red fretted and flower head border, 5¼in. (13.5cm.) high, together with a similar tankard decorated with a male figure in a bicorn hat between flowering vine borders, 5¼in. (13.5cm.) high, broken and glued, an unusual miniature ewer in similar style, decorated with floral sprays, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high, and a similar footed waisted vase with wavy rim, decorated with flowers, 6in. (15cm.) high. (4) Lot: 73 Two footed glass bowls the larger of bulbous shape and the smaller of waisted form. (2) Lot: 74 Nine pieces of coloured glass eight deep blue and one amethyst, comprising a pair of shallow fluted oval dishes; a pair of tulip vases and another single; a pair of clear glass tumblers with blue glass spirals and a small glass pot plus another similar in amethyst glass. (9) Lot: 75 Ten pieces of glassware including two oil and vinegar bottles (one stopper missing); a silver overlay jug; a jug with a green glass handle; two salts; an egg trinket box; a small, etched tumbler and three glass decanter stoppers. (10) Lot: 76 Two pairs of glass decanters one pair late Victorian, onion shaped with moulded fluting to the body and lower part of the neck, the other pair later plain glass ship's decanters, one lacking stopper, 13½in. (34cm.) and 11in. (28cm.) respectively. (4) Lot: 77 A spiral fluted glass ice pail with silver plated rim and swing handle, together with a plain heavy square glass ashtray and an oval shallow dish with moulded diamond pattern band and lobed rim. (3) Lot: 78 An early 19th century heavy glass goblet with white glass rim, the bowl engraved 'Carl Kügl' flanked with etched stems of oak leaves and acorns, crossed below and tied with a bow, on a substantial stem with flattened central knop and stepped plain foot, 9½in. (24cm.) high, 6in. (15cm.) diameter. Lot: 79 A George III cut glass Cup Bowl c.1810, the turn over rim to collar on a capstan stem and lemon squeezer base, height 15cm., width 17.5cm. 5 of 38

7 Lot: 80 A pair of small, heavy moulded glass footed vases c.1900, with downward turning everted rims. 5½in. (14cm.) high. (2) Lot: 81 An Irish Cut Glass Canoe Shaped Bowl c.1800, having Van Dyke rim on collar, heavy plain stem and solid square base, height 17cm., width 26cm., some small chips to rim and slight chip to underside of base. * Similar bowl illustrated in Bonhams Thomas Collection sale, 4th June 2008, Lot 228. Lot: 82 A large early 19th century Cut Glass Bowl, possibly Irish c.1820, with double ogee body, height 18.5cm., diameter 23cm. Estimate:   Lot: 83 A four-section clear glass decanter early 20th century, with etched decoration advertising "The Real American Cocktail Big Tree Brand Whiskey" on each of four sides, the divided neck with two applied collars retaining the original corked drawn glass stoppers, 11in.(28cm.) high. Lot: 84 An early 19th century cut glass Bowl, possibly Irish c.1810, with double ogee bowl and central knop to stem, on a fluted base, height 21.5cm. diameter 23cm. Estimate:   Lot: 85 Five glass water jugs 19th / early 20th century, one with heavy blown wrythen body, the second a footed helmet shape with two raised rings to the body, two other jugs with bands of strawberry/hobnail cutting and another with thumbnail cutting. (5) Lot: 86 An early 19th century footed glass vase Continental, the cylindrical bowl with two applied collars of rope twist glass, each set with four strawberry prunts, as is the open knop of the collared stem, standing on a domed foot with turned edge, 10¼in. (26.25cm.) high, 4¼in. (10.75in. ) diameter. Estimate:   Lot: 87 A large Gray-Stan footed glass bowl 20th century, the 'cracked ice' style bowl of inverted bell-shape, shading from pale to darker green at the rim, on a knopped stem, signed 'Gray Stan' to base, 10¼in. (26cm.) diameter. Lot: 88 An opaque white baluster vase with gilt vine and trellis decoration and flared rim, together with a white glass jug and a similar small, footed dish with shaped rim. (3) Lot: 89 A set of four heavy cut glass whisky tumblers c.1920, the plain waisted bowls on cut ten sided solid bases, height 10cm. (4) Estimate:   Lot: 90 A rare and early Mead Glass , the mould blown, cup shaped and vertically ribbed bowl on a plain stem above a ribbed & domed foot, height 15.2cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 213. Estimate:   1, Lot: 91 An early 18th century wine glass c.1710, the pointed round funnel bowl on an acorn knop stem containing a tear above baluster, on a conical folded foot, height 11.5cm. Estimate:   Lot: 92 An early 18th century Inverted Baluster Wine glass c.1720, the bell bowl containing tear at base on an inverted baluster stem, on a conical folded foot, height 12cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton No Estimate:   Lot: 93 An early 18th century Inverted Baluster Wine glass c.1720, the bell bowl on a collar with inverted baluster stem & further knop to base of stem, on a conical folded foot, height 13cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton No Estimate:   Lot: 94 An early 18th century miniature Sweetmeat c.1720, the cup bowl with folded rim, on an inverted baluster stem and solid conical foot, height 12.5cm. Lot: 95 A very rare early 18th century miniature 'Sampler' or 'Toastmaster' Glass c.1715, the bucket bowl with shoulder knop, on a plain stem and stepped foot, height 10.5cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 214. Previously sold by Sotheby's, Kirkby Mason Collection, 12th July 1929, Lot 90. Estimate:   Lot: 96 An early 18th century deceptive Firing glass c.1720, the heavily deceptive ovoid bowl on plain stem and circular foot, height 13cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot of 38

8 Lot: 97 An early 18th century Heavy Wine glass c.1725, the round funnel bowl on a plain stem and domed and folded foot, possibly Irish, height 19cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 214. Illustrated by W. A. Thorpe in 'Apollo', October 1928, in article on Henry Brown Collection. Similar glass illustrated Bickerton No Estimate: Â Â Lot: 98 An early 18th century Light Balustroid Wine glass c.1730, with bell bowl, inverted baluster stem with knop at base, on a conical folded foot, height 12cm. Lot: 99 A mid-18th century Engraved Wine glass c.1750, the ogee bowl engraved with floral decoration, on a plain stem with angular knop, on folded foot, height 14.7cm. Lot: 100 A mid-18th century Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, the pointed round funnel bowl resting on a collar, on a light baluster stem containing a tear and with central bladed knop, on a folded foot, height 15cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection. Purchased Sothebys 4th May 1950, lot 7. Similar glass illustrated Bickerton No Estimate: Â Â Lot: 101 A mid-18th century Light Baluster Wine glass c.1740, the bell bowl over stem over collar with annular knop, on a true baluster with folded conical foot, height 15cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 102 A mid-18th century Engraved Wine Glass c.1740, the ogee bowl engraved with lily of the valley, on a stem with central ball knop, on a conical folded foot, height 14.5cm. Lot: 103 An early 18th century Wine glass c.1730, the ogee bowl on a stem with central angular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 14cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 104 A mid-18th century Baluster Wine glass c.1740, the drawn trumpet bowl on collar & true baluster stem having domed & folded foot, height 15.5cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection. Purchased Sotheby's, 4th May 1950, lot 7. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 105 An early 18th century Heavy Wine glass c.1720, the pointed round funnel bowl on two ball knop stem, on a domed & folded foot, height 17.5cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 106 An early 18th century Baluster Wine glass c.1730, the bell bowl on bladed knop collar above a true baluster, on a folded foot, height 14.5cm. * Provenance: Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection. Purchased Sotheby's, 4th May 1950, lot 8. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 107 A scarce early 18th century Toastmaster Wine glass c.1720, the deceptive trumpet bowl on an inverted baluster stem containing tear and basal knop, on a conical folded foot, height 13cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 108 A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1750, the round funnel bowl on a stem with annular knop sitting above an angular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 14.2cm. Lot: 109 An early 18th century Wine glass c.1730, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem containing tear & basal knop, on a domed & folded foot. Unusual dark metal appearance. Height 14.5cm * Provenance: Henry Brown & formerly Wrigley Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 14th November 1947, Lot 213. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 110 A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the large bell bowl containing a tear, on a plain stem and conical foot, height 18cm., fault in foot during manufacture, which does not affect condition of the glass. Lot: 111 A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the drawn trumpet bowl on a plain stem containing a tear, on a folded foot, height 15cm. Lot: 112 An early 18th century Wine glass c.1720, the bell bowl on a swelled knop stem and conical folded foot, height 15.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â Lot: 113 A mid-18th century Wine glass c.1740, the round funnel bowl on a plain stem and conical folded foot, height 15.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â of 38

9 Lot: 114 A mid-18th century Dram glass c.1740, the bucket bowl on a plain stem and terraced foot, height 10cm. Lot: 115 A Newcastle Light baluster Wine glass c.1745, the pointed round funnel bowl engraved with birds, festoons & swags, on a triple angular knop stem and domed & folded foot, height 19.5cm. Estimate: Â Â 1, Lot: 116 A Newcastle Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, the waisted bucket bowl engraved with swags, on an inverted baluster three ball knop stem and conical foot, height 20.3cm, two small nibbles to rim of foot. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's, 25th February 1947, Lot 22. Illustrated by W. A. Thorpe in 'History', pl.96, fig.1. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 117 A Newcastle Light Baluster Wine glass c.1750, with pointed round funnel bowl, the rim engraved with baroque decorations, on an annular bladed knop stem above second knop, on a domed & folded foot, height 18cm. * Provenance: Late G.F.Berney & Lady Ruggles-Brise Collection. Purchased Sotheby's, 4th May 1950, Part of Lot 7. Estimate: Â Â 1, Lot: 118 A large mid-18th century Wine glass c.1755, the pointed round funnel honeycomb moulded bowl on an incised twist stem on a conical foot, height 17.5cm, very slight frit to foot. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Lot: 119 A mid-18th century Pan Top Air Twist Wine glass c.1755, the pan top, round funnel bowl on an air twist stem with central swelled angular knop, on a conical foot, height 15cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Lot: 120 A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, the tall wine having a waisted bucket bowl on a multi-spiral air twist stem and conical foot, height 19.5cm. Lot: 121 A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1740, the waisted bell bowl on a shoulder knopped multi spiral air twist stem and conical folded foot, height 17cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Lot: 122 An 18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1765, the bell bowl on a multi spiral air twist stem having double angular knop, on a conical foot, height 16cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 123 An 18th century Decorated Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Ale glass c.1765, the elongated round funnel bowl decorated with barley and hops, on a stem with twelve ply cable outside a pair of spiral tapes, on a conical foot, height 16cm. * Similar glass illustrated in Bonhams Thomas Collection sale, 4th June 2008, lot 97. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 124 A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, the pointed round funnel bowl with hammered decoration, on a multi spiral air twist stem having double angular knop, on a conical foot, height 16cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 125 A mid-18th century Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1755, the round funnel bowl on a multi spiral air twist stem with central angular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 14.5cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 126 A large Jacobite Style Wine Goblet mid-19th Century, the waisted round funnel bowl engraved with a rose in flower, two roses in bud, an oak leaf, sunburst and inscribed FIAT, on a wide angular knopped stem and domed foot, height 18cm. * Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's, 22nd January 1968, Lot 140. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 127 A Jacobite Wine glass c.1750, the bucket bowl engraved with sunflower spray decoration, on a multi-spiral opaque twist stem with central annular knop, on a conical folded foot, height 15cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 25th February 1947, Part of lot 70. Estimate: Â Â 1, Lot: 128 A Jacobite Wine glass c.1760, the pointed round funnel bowl engraved with sunflower spray decoration and moths to the reverse, on a multi-spiral opaque twist stem consisting of a twelve ply spiral band outside gauze, on a conical foot, height 16cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 25th February 1947, Part of lot 70. Estimate: Â 1, Â 1, Lot: 129 A Jacobite Wine glass c.1750, the round funnel bowl engraved with heraldic rose & six buds, moth engraved on reverse, on a double spiral opaque twist stem with central knop consisting of a pair of heavy threads outside a pair of spiral threads, on a conical foot, height 15.5cm. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 25th February 1947, part of lot 8 of 38

10 70. Estimate: Â 1, Â 1, height 15cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 130 An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Air Twist Ale glass c.1765, the round funnel bowl on a multi ply corkscrew air twist stem and conical foot, height 20.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â Lot: 131 An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Air Twist Wine glass c.1760, the drawn trumpet bowl on a stem with central opaque gauze entwined within air twist spirals, on a conical foot, height 18.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated in Bonhams, Harveys Wine Museum sale, 1st January 2003, lot 215. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 132 An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1760, the drawn trumpet bowl on a stem consisting of twelve ply spiral band enclosing a pair of spiral tapes, on a conical foot, height 17cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 133 An unusual Multi Spiral Air Twist Wine glass c.1750, the drawn trumpet vertically ribbed bowl on a plain stem consisting of a pair of spiral threads outside central gauze, on a conical foot, height 16.5cm. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 134 An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, the ogee bowl resting on a spiral green and white cable air twist stem, on a conical foot, height 14cm. * Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's 22nd January 1968, Lot 148. Estimate: Â 2, Â 3, Lot: 135 An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, the ogee bowl decorated with festoons to rim & engraved with lily of the valley, on a red spiral cable round multi-ply corkscrew stem, on a conical foot, height 13.5cm., slight nibble to foot. * Provenance: Henry Brown Collection. Purchased Sotheby's 25th February 1947, part of lot 70. Estimate: Â 1, Â 1, Lot: 136 An 18th century Colour Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, the bell bowl on blue and white corkscrew air twist stem, resting on a conical foot, height 17.5cm., chips to foot. Estimate: Â Â Lot: 137 An 18th century Multi Spiral Opaque Twist Wine glass c.1765, the fluted ogee bowl on a stem consisting of eight ply spiral band outside a pair of spiral tapes, resting on a conical foot, Lot: 138 A rare matching pair of 18th century Cordials, possibly Irish c.1770, the rounded funnel bowls with fluting decorated with floral spray, on stems consisting of four spiral threads outside gauze, on a conical foot, height 16cm., one with nibble to internal rim of bowl and foot. (2) * Provenance: Mr. Tett's notes refer to 'Ireland. Plunkett Collection. Portmarnock House. Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â 1, Lot: 139 A late 18th century glass Jug the gadroon moulded lower section with reeded handle, on a flared foot, height 15.5cm. Lot: 140 An 18th century Facet Cut Wine glass c.1785, the ogee bowl with oxo decoration to rim, on a diamond facet cut stem and conical foot, height 12.5cm. Lot: 141 A late 18th century Dwarf Ale glass the wrythen conical bowl on a plain foot, height 11.5cm. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â Lot: 142 A late 18th century engraved Ale Tankard c.1780, with baluster waisted moulded & gadrooned lower section, trailed thread to rim, strap handle and flared foot, the bowl decorated with hops, leaves, barley & festoons, height 12.5cm. * See Bonhams Thomas Collection Sale, 4th June 2008, lot 77 for a similar example Estimate: Â Â Lot: 143 WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A late 18th century Short Ale glass the round funnel bowl engraved with hops & barley on a knop above a short plain stem, chip to rim. * Similar glass illustrated Bickerton no Estimate: Â Â Lot: 144 Four 18th century miniature glasses comprising a miniature firing glass, c.1740, the deceptive bowl with bladed knop at base of bowl, plain stem and folded foot, height 6cm.; a miniature wine glass, the wide cup bowl on an inverted baluster stem with folded foot, height 6.5cm.; a miniature sweetmeat, c.1720, the cup bowl with folded rim resting on a collar, with straight stem and terraced foot, height 7cm; and a small wine glass, c.1730, the drawn trumpet stem bowl on a folded foot, height 9.5cm. (4) 9 of 38

11 Lot: 145 Eight assorted glass vases comprising six in coloured glass and two clear. (8) Lot: 146 Four coloured glass footed Bowls 6½ to 10in. (16.5 to 25.5cm.) diameter. (4) Lot: 147 An early 19th century Amber Wine glass c.1830, the ribbed ogee bowl resting on a ribbed stem, with plain foot, height 12.5cm. Lot: 148 A mid-19th century Green Wine glass c.1840, the cupped bowl resting on a collar and plain stem and foot, height 12.5cm. Lot: 149 An early 19th century Green Wine glass c.1830, the tulip bowl resting on a bladed stem and plain foot, height 14cm. Lot: 150 A set of twelve matching Georgian Rummers , the ovoid bowls with capstan stems and bladed collars on plain feet, height 13.5cm. (12) Estimate:   Lot: 151 A set of seven matching Georgian Rummers , the ovoid bowls on collars with ball knops on plain stems and plain feet, height 14.5cm. (7) Lot: 152 Four pieces of Victorian blue glass comprising a pair of small tankards with moulded spiral decoration to the barrel shaped bodies and twisted, clear glass handles; a jug with flattened sides to the baluster body and amber glass handle; and a moulded oval bottle with raised decoration. (4) Lot: 153 Three 19th century amethyst wine glasses comprising a tall wine glass with rare ribbed bowl, six bobbin stem and plain foot, height 17.5cm.; a small wine glass, with petal moulded bowl on a collar and stem with bladed knop, height 6.25cm.; and a wine glass with pointed round funnel bowl and annular knop at base of stem, on a plain foot, height 12.5cm. (3) Lot: 154 A matched set of six mid-19th century green wine glasses c.1840, the tulip bowls on plain stems and feet, height 12.5cm. (6) Lot: 155 A pair of opaque blue glass, tear-drop scent bottles and stoppers with gilded star decoration, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, together with a Victorian baluster opaque blue glass vase with a widely flared neck and scalloped rim. 11¾in. (30cm.) high. (3) Lot: 156 A matching set of four very large green goblets c.1830, the cup bowls with collars and central ball knops on conical feet, height 15cm., one with chip to foot. (4) Lot: 157 A small early 18th century Rummer c.1800, the ovoid bowl petal cut into stem, on a plain foot, height 11.5cm. Lot: 158 Eighteen stemmed drinking glasses for sherry etc., fifteen with bands of incised swag and pellet decoration below the rim and three of cut glass. (18) Lot: 159 A set of ten matched Georgian Rummers , the ogee bowls with capstan stems with bladed knops, on plain feet, height 11cm., one with chip to foot. (10) Estimate:   Lot: 160 Four 18th century drinking glasses comprising a late 18th century Ale Glass, the conical bowl decorated with barley and hops on plain stem with knop, height 13.5cm., chip to rim; a mid- 18th century wine glass, the bell bowl on multi-spiral air twist stem and conical foot, height 16.5cm., two chips to foot; a mid- 18th century wine glass, with pointed round funnel bowl with incised air twist stem on domed foot, height 17.5cm., one small nibble to foot; and a mid-18th century wine glass, the ogee bowl on an air twist stem with spiral cable outside lace twist, on a conical foot, height 15cm., one nibble to foot. (4) Lot: 161 A pair of opaque blue glass vases with gilded floral decoration late 19th century, together with a pair of blue glass baluster vases with stepped foot rims and a similar smaller vase. (5) Lot: 162 A Regency silkwork picture oval, depicting a kneeling Old Testament figure beneath a tree with one hand outstretched 10 of 38

12 towards two doves, worked in satin and moss stitch with a painted face, hands and feet, within a verre eglomisã mount and gilt frame, 11½ x 9½in. (29 x 24cm.). Lot: 163 A 19th century set of apothecary's hanging scales in a mahogany case with 14 brass drachm weights, the brass pans suspended from a cut steel balance arm, to the underside of the case lid is attached a table of weights and measures handwritten in contemporary script, initialled and dated 1834, 6½ x 3¼in. (16.5 x 8cm.). Estimate:   Lot: 164 A 19th century needlework of a leopard depicted against a backdrop of foliage in a landscape, 19¼ x 23¼in. (49 x 59cm.). Lot: 165 A Victorian papier-mã chã dish painted with vignettes of ships, together with an oak tray made from timbers from the Lord Nelson pub, Croydon. (2) Lot: 166 A box of coins, banknotes and mint stamp sheets Lot: 167 An 18th / 19th century lead tobacco box together with an embossed copper pipe rest. (2) Lot: 168 A late 17th century needlework panel depicting a bird within a to secure the pages, 8in. (20cm.) high, 10in. (25cm.) wide. foliate heart, amidst foliage, tulips and roses, 23½ x 19¼in. (60 x 49cm.), some repairs and small holes. Lot: 169 A Japanese lacquered table cabinet early 20th century, with hinged caddy top over two doors enclosing a bank of six short drawers, over a long base drawer, the front and top in black lacquer inlaid with birds amidst flowering foliage in stained mother-of-pearl, with pierced brass hinged and mounts, the interior gilt painted with boats in lake landscapes, 12in. (30.5cm.) high, 10¾in. (27cm.) wide. Lot: 170 A black papier-mã chã book slide c.1870, decorated with inlaid mother of pearl birds and flowers and gilded foliage, 13in. (33cm.) long. Lot: 171 A George III oval silkwork picture depicting a maiden by a tomb, probably Charlotte mourning Werter, taken from Goethe's 'The Sorrows of Werter', worked in satin and moss stitch with painted details, mounted in a verre eglomisã and giltwood frame, the silkwork 8¾x 6½in. (22 x 16.5cm.). Lot: 172 An early 18th century circular silk embroidery with applied gold thread work depicting a saint in a pastoral setting, the embroidered border extended at top and sides by scrolls, applied to a material background and in a 19th century gilt frame, the embroidery 8in. (20cm.) diameter, some damage to silk. Lot: 173 A mid-19th century papier-mã chã writing slope the fall of the twosection top with an oil seascape of a small open boat with furled sails in rough seas off Mont St. Michel, the painting bordered by raised moulded edges lavishly decorated with gilded decoration, as is the double serpentine shaped base with scroll feet, the fall opening to reveal a red velvet writing surface, the rear section of the top lifts to show partitions for stationery, a pen tray and two inkwells, 13½ x 11¾in. (34.25 x 30cm.). Lot: 174 A 19th century circular plaster wall plaque depicting two children carrying a fishing net, oar and catch of fish and lobster, within a moulded lappet border, 24in. (61cm.) diameter. Lot: 175 A late 19th century oak and brass tabletop reading stand with four oak horizontal slats divided by three pierced brass panels, the sides edged with brass, raised from the inverted T shaped base by a ratchet, on turned ebonised feet, with weighted cords Lot: 176 A large Victorian ivory paper knife the 12¾in. (32.5cm.) blade retaining the original curve of the tusk, the naturally pointed end forming the handle. Estimate:   Lot: 177 A pair of continental porcelain and ormolu candlesticks c.1860, the cobalt blue barley-sugar twist columns with spirals of gilded floral decoration and finely chiselled ormolu mounts, each standing on an ormolu plate base with bun feet, 6¼in. (15.75cm.) high. (2) Lot: 178 A rare 19th century mulberry and tortoiseshell musical snuffbox c.1830, possibly for the Russian market, the two sides edged with tortoiseshell veneer, as is the underside of the lid, the unusual musical mechanism with curved teeth set in a 11 of 38

13 horizontal arc where they are struck by pins set on the face of a toothed brass wheel, 3½ x 2¼in. (9 x 6.25cm.). Estimate:   Lot: 186 Lot: 179 A pair of early 19th century silkwork pictures each worked in A bronze pheasant on an oval naturalistic moorland base 19th black, pale brown and silver threads on an ivory silk ground, century, signed P J Mêne, 8¼in. (21cm.) long, one leg repaired, depicting farmhouses in landscapes 4¾ x 6¾in. (12 x 17cm.). tail damaged. Estimate:   Lot: 180 An exceptionally heavy bronze copy of the Warwick Vase probably 19th century, the body with a band of eight classical heads in bas relief on a background of lion skins, the faces and paws draped between the heads, the everted rim with egg and dart moulding and a beaded inside edge, above a band of entwined vines and leaves, the body decorated with Acanthus leaves and twin handles formed as crossed vines, raised on a fluted foot, 9½in. (24cm.) high. Lot: 181 An unusual reverse painted and mirrored picture of a winged figure early 19th century, standing with one hand raised and the other on the head of a kneeling figure, below which is the Latin inscription INSIDIAS INVERTIT, the monochrome painting enhanced by sections of wheel-cut engraving and bordered by trailing flowers and leaves in a gilded lead edging, probably originally from a window or screen, 10 x 12in. (25.5 x 31cm.). Lot: 182 A mid 19th century miniature bronze figure of a naked youth in the classical style, standing with a wine skin over one shoulder, his right arm bent at the elbow and raised to shoulder height, wearing sandals laced up his shins, on a circular base, 6in. (15cm.) high. Lot: 183 A heavily cast Oriental repoussã lead jardiniã re with brass liner probably Japanese, late 19th century, the oblong body with canted corners and a shaped, partially everted rim, decorated with layers of breaking waves and rocky formations, with applied crisply cast insects, standing on ball feet, 14 x 8½in. (35.5 x 21.5cm.), 4½in. (11.5cm.) high. Estimate:   Lot: 187 A pair of mid-19th century embossed and gilded brass candlesticks the bases decorated with alternate rosettes and stylised leaves, the pattern repeated on the baluster of the column, below the sconce an "umbrella" of stems terminating in nine conjoined foliate decorations from each of which hangs a triangular glass lustre, 7in. (18cm.) high, small splits to one baluster. Lot: 188 Two gilt-wood miniature frames together with one of repoussã gilt metal and another oval ebonised fruitwood, together with three other frames. (7) Lot: 189 An oriental lacquered wood book-slide c.1900, the two hinged ends decorated with prunus blossom flanking a circle in which a dragon and a phoenix face each other, 15¾in. (40cm.) long, extending to approx. 27in. (68.5cm.) Estimate:   Lot: 190 A small tabletop easel in mahogany c.1900, the square sectioned uprights joined by two horizontal bars with turned discs on the face of the four joints and standing on stretcher bases with turned knob picture rests to the front, 14in. (36cm.) high. Lot: 191 An Oriental bronze incense burner in the form of a small building, with removable roof, 4in. (10cm.) high, together with an Oriental bronzed spelter vase, 6½in (16.5cm.) high. (2) Lot: 184 An overpainted cabinet photograph late 19th century, French, depicting Colonel Charles Hawker of the 16th Regt., seated three quarter length, signed 'Penau a Brest', mounted, unframed, inscribed to mount and verso, 8½ x 6¼in. (21.5 x 16cm.). Lot: 185 A mid 19th century bronze figure of a male with the horns and tail of a satyr but retaining the legs and feet of a human, standing with arms raised on a squared base, 6in. (15cm.) high. Lot: 192 A folding black lacquer wall bracket c.1900, the shaped back decorated with Chinese interior scenes in gold and polychrome lacquer, the central support decorated on one side with a garden scene and the other with ladies in a rickshaw, the lobed semi-circular top left undecorated, 9¾in. (25cm.) wide. Lot: 193 A Pietra Dura rocking blotter c.1900, the white marble panel inlaid with mother of pearl flowers and black marble foliage mounted on a curved wooden base, 6 x 3in. (15 x 7.5cm.), 12 of 38

14 together with a Pietra Dura panel of a bird. (2) Lot: 194 (114cm.) overall length. A papier-mã chã stationery folder c.1870, with painted mother of pearl floral inlay, the central oval decorated with a posy of various flowers, surrounded by a mosaic of mother of pearl inlay and gilding, 9 x 6in. (23 x 15cm.) Lot: 195 A pair of 19th century turned and carved ebony vases of fluted baluster form, 7in. (18cm.) high, some chips to bases. (2) Lot: 196 A Danish bronze dish by Just Anderson, Denmark, of circular form with broad flattened rim engraved with a border of line and dot decoration, around a shallow well, on a shallow flared foot, impressed marks to base, 13in. (34cm.) diameter. Lot: 197 A leather covered box the lid covered with a woven fabric picture depicting an early 19th century parlour scene, the interior lined with floral blue material, 13 x 9½in. (33 x 24 cm.) Lot: 202 Golf club - A hickory shafted small-headed driver by A. Forgan c.1890, the wooden head retaining the original lead weight and brass foot plate and the shaft with a leather bound grip, 45in. Lot: 203 A very unusual silver plated horseshoe c.1900, the underside with engraved name "Old Chappie" which is flanked by ten sets of initials, possibly a memorial for a dray horse. Lot: 204 A papier-mã chã tray c.1840, of snuffer tray form, decorated in the base with lily and blackberry blossoms as stated in the gilt script on the underside, the deep, outward curving sides with finely drawn gilded decoration of dog roses and foliage, 13¾ x 8¼in. (35 x 21cm.), some cracks to the sides. Lot: 205 A Dieppe ivory carving of a fox and chicken c.1860, the fox, his brush arched over his back, standing with one front paw on a rock and the other holding the chicken to the ground, 2¾in. (7cm.) long x 2½in. (6.25cm.) wide, on an ebonised base in the form of a fluted column. Lot: 198 A small oval mahogany tray late 19th or early 20th century, centred by an inlaid conch shell and a raised serpentine gallery, 15 x 9 ¾in. (38 x 25cm.). Lot: 199 WITHDRAWN FROM SALE A papier-mã chã stationery folder c.1870, with painted mother of pearl floral inlay, the central oval decorated with a posy of various flowers, surrounded by a mosaic of mother of pearl inlay and gilding, 9 x 6in. (23 x 15cm.) Lot: 200 A pair of Black Forest carvings of chamois and their young c.1880, the parents standing with forelegs raised on rocks and each offspring facing its parent from a lower outcrop, on deep plain bases edged with simple carving, 12in. (30.5cm.) high, some chips to horns and ears. (2) Lot: 201 An early 20th century travelling spirit stove the leather case enclosing a lidded and lipped copper pan in which is fitted the spirit burner, with a pierced copper gallery holding the spirit container, pan handle missing, the case 4¾in. (12cm.) high. Lot: 206 An unusually large pair of brass chambersticks mid-19th century, the plain columns with slots to access the slides for candle removal (knobs missing), the wide saucer bases with deep everted sides and ring handles, bases 9in. (23cm.) diameter. (2) Lot: 207 An alabaster carving of five sleeping children c.1860, lying entwined in a bird's nest lined with folded material, 7½in. (19cm.) diameter, some chips and cracking to the figures. Lot: 208 Two carved and pierced Canton ivory puzzle balls c.1870, with four concentric layers, on circular bases, the undersides carved with flowers, the balls surmounted by turned and carved columns, the capitals cut to accommodate mother of pearl plates, (one missing), possibly adapted from chess pieces. (2) Estimate:   Lot: 209 An unusual double portrait silhouette c.1870, the reverse painted on glass of a young lady and a gentleman, the lady wearing a large hat set with roses, a choker necklace and a dress with a deep lace collar, the gentleman in a top hat and coat with a broad collar and frilled lace cravat, the two portraits separated and framed by a half inch black border decorated with gilded scrollwork, 8 x 11.5cm. 13 of 38