Antiques Trade Gazette 23

Antique Furniture, Garden & Architectural, Clocks, Paintings, Ceramics, Silver, Jewellery, Works Of Art (868 Lots)

Wednesday 9th June at 10am

A. Lot 544: Richard Jack RA, portrait of a lady, oil on canvas, 771 £2,000-4,000

⁄2

x 501

⁄2

in

B. Lot 322: 9ct gold tennis racket vesta case, London 1927 £3,000-3,500

C. Lot 91: Burmantofts faïence vase, 9in high £600-800

D. Lot 706: A Victorian white marble figure of a young girl, 331 £500-700

⁄2

in high

E. Lot 531: Michael Augustine Power O’Malley, Coastal Farmstead, oil on board, 151 £1,500-2,000

⁄2

x 191

⁄2

F. Lot 573: Herbert Royle, Springtime, Loch Torridon, oil on canvas, 191 £1,500-2,500

⁄2

x 231

⁄2

in A

G. Lot 675: David Backhouse FRBS, bronze study, 14in high £1,000-1,200

H. Lot 633: A 19th century bone scale model of a sail ship, 12in high £1,800-2,200

I. Lot 454: Attributed to Capt. Noel Norton Carter £300-£500

One of a collection of 12 miniatures by the artist

J. Lot 221: Victorian silver and enamel vesta, Chester 1893 £700-800

K. Lot 793: A French perpetual day/date black marble mantel clock, c.1870, 201 £1,000-1,500

⁄4

in high

L. Lot 884: A Georgian mahogany chest of drawers, 361

⁄4

in wide £900-1,400

M. Lot 889: A George III mahogany standing corner cupboard £1,000-1,500

N. Lot 695: A Bilston Foundries Ltd cast iron seat designed by Edward Bawdon, 48in long £1,500-2,500

O. Lot 868: A large Victorian carved giltwood and marble console table, 102in long £10,000-15,000

P. Lot 712: A pair of early 19th century terracotta heraldic beasts, 401 £1,000-1,500

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in high KL M F G I E J in D B C

Viewing Dates:

Saturday 5th June

Monday 7th June Tuesday 8th June

Times

9am – 12.30pm 9am – 4.30pm 9am – 4.30pm

Morning of sale 9am – 10am & lunchbreak

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