Antiques Trade Gazette 31


THE OLD CINEMA, WOODHOUSE GREEN, THURCROFT, ROTHERHAM S66 9AQ (off Junction 1 M18)


62: Moorcroft Macintyre vase £200-300


TWO-DAY ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND FINE ART SALE


Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th March at 10am


Viewing: Thursday 17th and Friday 18th March 10am-4pm and mornings of sale from 9am


426: Louis Vidal large gilt bronze clock garniture £5,000-8,000


The contents of several bereaved estates and on instruction from other private individuals including contents from a large Georgian residence in Newark. An excellent sale of over 800 lots.


Catalogues available by post £7


136: Large Chinese carved ivory figure £1,000-1,800


404: Franz Seifert Art Nouveau bronze figure £1,500-2,000


Tel: 01709 700005 enquiries@pbauctioneers.co.uk www.pbauctioneers.co.uk


We are cataloguing our next Antique Furniture and Fine Art sale – entries invited


153: Chinese carved spinach jade scholars’ seals £2,000-3,000


249: Silver tea caddies and sugar box in shagreen case, Samuel Taylor 1763 £3,000-5,000


241: Silver mounted blue john chalice £200-300


107: Large and fine Sèvres urn £3,000-4,000


706: Circle of John Frederick Herring Jnr £500-800


684: Charles Thornley R.B.A. (1858-1898) £800-1,400


695: Charles Martin Powell (1775-1824) £2,000-3,000


129: Berlin KPM plaque by F. Zapf £2,000-3,000


743: Antique Chinese Chippendale mahogany fold-over card table £800-1,200


741: 20thC French kingwood marble-top side cabinet £300-500


753: Georgian mahogany longcase clock by Robert


Williams, Wrexham £1,000-1,500


738: Regency mahogany writing table £500-800


728: Regency mahogany wine cooler £600-800


771: 20thC French kingwood kneehole writing desk £300-500


789:


Victorian mahogany settee


£600-1,000


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