34 11th February 2012 DENHAM’S THE SUSSEX AUCTIONEERS, FOUNDED 1884 On the instructions of the benefi ciaries and executors of various deceased estates and private collectors Tuesday 14th & Wednesday 15th February at 10am each day


Two-Day Antiques & Fine Art Sale SALE INCLUDES:


Lot 802: Antique Chinese jade elephant Estimate £300-500


DAY ONE Ceramics and glassware – including 18th and 19th century English, Oriental and Continental (165 lots) Silver – including Georgian, Victorian and later (115 lots) Jewellery – including Georgian, Victorian and later (150 lots)


Watches – including Rolex Explorer 1060 (24 lots)


DAY TWO Collectables – including sculptures (162 lots). Sporting items


Lot 25: Ancient Egyptian hedgehog pot £3,000-5,000


Pictures – including works by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (203 lots) Clocks and barometers – including longcase clocks (28 lots). Classic Car – 1931 Sunbeam 16 Furnishings – including 17th-19th century English and European (191 lots)


AN AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS’ ITEMS (approximately 1,100 lots)


Wednesday 15th February at 10am


On view: Saturday 11th February 9am-12 noon, Monday 13th February 10am-4pm Tuesday 14th February 10am-7pm and morning of sale 9am-10am


Lot 21: Fine pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty vases, 48cm Estimate £3,000-4,000


Lot 1347: 18th century walnut chest on chest


Estimate £1,000-1,500


Pre-sale viewing: Saturday 11th February 9am – 1pm, Monday 13th February 9am – 6pm and morning of sales Catalogues available by post £10 or available to view online


www.reemandansie.com, www.invaluable.com and www.the-saleroom.com No. 8 Wyncolls Road, Severalls Business Park, Colchester CO4 9HU


Tel: 01206 754754 Fax: 01206 754750 Email: auctions@reemandansie.com Heathfi eld Auction Rooms


Burwash Road, Heathfi eld, East Sussex TN21 8RA T. 01435 862132


E. auctions@watsonsauctioneers.co.uk


ANTIQUE AND LATER FURNITURE, PICTURES, PAINTINGS, SILVER, SILVER PLATE AND JEWELLERY


SPRING PICTURE AUCTION


FRIDAY 10TH FEBRUARY AT 4PM Viewing: Thursday 9th 10am-8pm, Friday 10th 9am-4pm


17th, 18th, 19th and 20th century furniture and boxes to include Georgian oak corner cabinet, Georgian mahogany card tables, dressing table mirrors, tea tables, cabinets, Georgian tea caddies and other boxes, Queen Anne side table, Queen Anne chest on stand, Georgian mahogany bedside cabinet, Georgian mahogany secrétaire, two 18th/19th century oak settles, William IV mahogany buffet, William IV rosewood library table, 19th century mahogany bookcase on cabinet, Victorian walnut stationery box, Victorian fi gured walnut card table, Victorian rosewood davenport, Victorian rosewood library table, Victorian bookcase on cabinet, Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinets, Aesthetic Movement dressing screen, painted furniture. Clocks, barometers and scientifi c instruments including Jaeger-LeCoultre mantel clock, 400-day clock, bracket clocks, carriage clocks, Victorian marble mantel clocks and other mantel clocks, barometers. Metalware, collectors’ items and curios to include small selection of stamps and ephemera, copper and brassware, pewter, a selection of toys including Dinky and Corgi, games and model cars, collection of fi ne quality contemporary rugs and fabrics, militaria, lighting, Great Western Railway sign, magic lantern slides. Ceramics and glassware to include Poole, Wade, Doulton, Beswick, Wedgwood, Royal Copenhagen, Staffordshire, Lladro, Coalport, Oriental ceramics including Imari, art and glassware including cranberry. Oil paintings, watercolours, prints and miniatures to include works by Rowlandson, A. Cardinal, Robert Stead. Silver, jewellery and objects of virtue to include Georgian silver sugar sifter, Georgian silver salver, Victorian silver-plated centrepiece, caddies, claret jugs, tantalus, good selection of English and Continental silver and silver-plated tea sets, dishes and bowls, decanters, fl atware, collection of 22ct gold replica British stamp ingots, excellent selection of gem set and costume jewellery and objects of virtue, medals.


Catalogue available on our website www.denhams.com from 6pm on Thursday 9th February Illustrated catalogue £3 (£3.50 by post)


Our next Antiques & Collectors Auction to be held on Wednesday 14th March 2012, further entries are invited.


DENHAM’S, Dorking Road (A24), Warnham, West Sussex RH12 3RZ Tel: 01403 255 699 Tel/Fax: 01403 253 837 Email: enquiries@denhams.com Website: www.denhams.com


18thC oak coffer


19thC Dutch Staarklok in oak case


Staffordshire china group of cow and calf


Lot 3: John Hoppner (1758-


1810), oil on canvas, ‘John Caygill esq.of Shay, County of York’, 30 x 247


/8


in, in a fi ne gilt gesso frame. Est. £2,000-3,000


Lot 7: Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830), pencil and chalk, ‘Sam Draper’s Gipsey Family’, 93


/8 x 12 ¼in Est. £4,000 - £5,000


Lot 24: 19thC Pre-Raphaelite watercolour, portrait bust of a fi gure, 11½ x 8¾in Est. £3,000-4,000


Lot 185: Edward Brian Seago John Glover watercolour of a thatched cottage 19thC silver tea service by John and George Angel, London Thursday 16th February at 11am


Viewing: Tuesday 14th February 3pm-7pm, Wednesday 15th February 9am-5pm, day of sale until 9am-11am


Catalogues £3.50 (£4 by post) or visit our website at www.watsonsauctioneers.co.uk


(1910-1974), watercolour, ‘Cattle on the Marshes, Norfolk’, 10½ x 14¾in, with provenance Est. £5,000-£6,000


Lot 215: Fred Yates (1922-2008), oil on board ‘The Houses of Parliament, London’, 23½ x 48in


Est. £2,000-3,000


Lot 57: Konstantin Razumov (b.1974), oil on canvas, 10½ x 8 ¾in Est £800-1,200


Dickins Auctioneers Ltd, The Claydon Saleroom, Calvert Rd, Middle Claydon, Buckingham MK18 2EZ Tel: 01296 714434 Fax: 01296 714492 Email: info@dickinsauctioneers.com


www.dickinsauctioneers.com or www.the-saleroom.com/dickins


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