22 9th June 2012 auction previews 2
1. On June 13, North East outfit Boldon Auction Galleries are set to offer this 12in (30.5cm) Burmantofts Faïence Anglo Persian vase by the artist recently identified as Leonard King. Estimate £2000-3000. Contact 0191 537 2630 www.
boldonauctions.co.uk
2. Daniel Agnew’s annual toy auction, in association with Convery Auctions, will be held this year at Sandown Park Racecourse in Esher, Surrey on June 12. The 449-lot sale opens with dolls and traditional toys followed by teddy bears and soft toys, with estimates ranging from £50-12,000. The leading lot is this rare 19in (49cm) Steiff petsy teddy bear dating from c.1929 estimated at £8000-12,000. Contact 07515 004635
www.danielagnew.com
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3. This original gypsy caravan dating from c.1915 will be included in Andrew Smith & Son’s next sale on June 12-13 in Itchen Stoke near Winchester. Estimate £5000- 6000. Contact 01962 735988
www.andrewsmithandson.com
4. A large private collection of menu holders will be among the lots offered
in Duke’s of Dorchester’s forthcoming three-day sale on June 20-22. Comprising some 120 sets, the collection includes examples by Sampson Mordan & Co, Grey & Co, Aspreys and this pair of menu holders in the form of galleons by Omar Ramsden from 1929 estimated at £500- 1000. Contact 01305 265080
www.dukes-auctions.com
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s e n d i n f o r m a t i o n o f f o r t h c o m i n g s a l e h i g h l i g h t s t o g a b r i elb e r n e r @ a t g m e d i a. c o m
FINE ART, ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES AUCTION
VIEWING STRICTLY: Thursday 14th June 10am until 4pm, Friday 15th June 10am until 8pm and morning of the sale from 8am
PLEASE NOTE START TIME: THE SALE SHALL COMMENCE AT 10AM PROMPT
21% buyer’s premium including VAT
Catalogues £10 (£12 by post) ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE
For further details, condition reports or catalogues, please contact Nicholas Davies, Will Farmer, Mark Hannam, Andrew Mayall or Alison Snowdon
at Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd.
Mill Race Lane, Stourbridge, West Midlands DY8 1JN
Telephone 01384 444140 Fax 01384 444138
www.fieldingsauctioneers.co.uk For complete listings, see
www.the-saleroom.com/fieldings
Saturday 16th June at 10am To be sold by publ ic auc tion
Over 1,000 lots to include: Pottery and porcelain – 18th, 19th and 20th Century to include Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian ginger jar, Troika Cycladic mask and Double Bass vase, Royal Doulton, Moorcroft, Clarice Cliff, large collection of Derby teawares, Carlton Ware, Ruskin and Cobridge.
Glass – 18th and 19th Century glasswares including drinking glasses, bowls and vases, Stourbridge and Continental.
Silver and silver plate – Georgian and later items, tea sets, salvers, bonbon dishes, flatware, photograph frames, cream jugs, decanter labels, etc.
Jewellery – gold and silver jewellery to include 9ct and 18ct fob and pocket watches, stone set rings, Albert chains, earrings, brooches, pendants and chains, necklets, costume jewellery, etc.
Pictures – Victorian and later English and Continental, oils, watercolours, etchings including artworks by or attributed to Bernard Fleetwood-Walker, Anna Hossack, Joy Stanley-Ricketts, Richard Rhead-Simm, James Priddy, Christopher Hughes, George Willis-Pryce, Sidney Yates-Johnson, Hilda Montalba, William Beattie-Brown, George Trevor, David Prentice, etc.
Collectables – wall, mantel and novelty clocks, various items of cloisonné, jade carvings, Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts metalwares, portrait miniatures, bisque-headed and other dolls, numerous boxes, etc.
Furniture – 18th, 19th and early 20th Century oak, mahogany and walnut furniture to include card and tea tables, Victorian rosewood framed chaise longue, Sutherland and other occasional tables, ‘Gammon’ of Birmingham longcase clock, various chairs, chests, cabinets, etc.
A Nathaniel Mills silver vinaigrette
A Troika Cycladic pottery mask
Hilda Montalba, oil on board of lobster boats, Venice
An 18ct ruby and diamond brooch and earrings set
An early 20th Century painted dressing scene
An Edwardian display cabinet
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