antiques & fine art sale

A large model J class yacht, and two other ship models. Longest hull length only 93 cm.

Sold for £80

A vintage bronze plaque from the Dcan Cherbourg French Submarine Manufacturing Company.

Sold for £20

A Victorian copper kettle, a butlers bell, beagle model, pewter sugar scuttle, brass taps, carriage lamp.

Estimated: £40 - £60

A Regency rosewood and parquetry apprentice piece tea caddy, in the form of a bookcase with fall front opening to two compartments to the lower section. Height 40 cm, width 26 cm, depth 16 cm (see illustration).

Estimated: £250 - £300

An early Victorian burr wood and parquetry apprentice piece snap top table, with turned column and three downswept legs. Diameter 17 cm, height 14 cm (see illustration).

Estimated: £120 - £180

A leather cased Ross three drawer telescope.

Sold for £170

An Edwardian oak desk stand, with silver plated mounts, central drawer and two glass inkwells. 45 cm wide, 16 cm high, 26 cm deep.

Sold for £60

An Art Nouveau embossed copper coal receiver, with loop carrying handle and with heart motif to the base.

Estimated: £120 - £180

A 19th century brass door porter, lead weighted. Height 39.5 cm.

Sold for £80

A Hen-Feathers Trademark cast iron hall stick stand. Height 64 cm, width 38 cm.

Estimated: £70 - £100

A pair of Adam style lidded cast iron garden urns, partially green painted. Height 55 cm, top diameter 34 cm.

Sold for £300

A pair of bronze boxing hares, each raised on a shaped marble base. Height 30 cm.

Sold for £750

A pair of classical bust form composition table lamps, each with shade. Height of bust only 44 cm.

Estimated: £100 - £150

A Black Forest style carved bear and salmon figure. Height 22 cm, length 33 cm.

Sold for £60

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells, Book 1 The Eastern Fells first edition, with dark green rexine cover, rounded corners and gold lettering, published by Henry Marshall 1955.

Sold for £150

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells, Book 2 The Far Eastern Fells first edition, with grey rexine cover, rounded corners and red lettering, published by Henry Marshall 1957.

Sold for £80

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells, Book 3 The Central Fells first edition, with blue rexine cover, rounded corners and silver lettering, published by Henry Marshall 1958.

Sold for £130

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells, Book 5 The Northern Fells first edition, with dark maroon rexine cover, rounded corners and gold lettering, published by Henry Marshall 1962.

Sold for £149

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells, Book 6 The North Western Fells first edition, with yellow rexine cover, rounded corners and dark blue lettering, published by Westmorland Gazette Ltd 1964.

Sold for £120

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), two second edition Lakeland Pictorial Guides, comprising Book 4 The Southern Fells and Book 7 The Western Fells, together with A Pennine Way Companion Pictorial Guide, all with rexine covers and rounded corners.

Estimated: £100 - £150

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), three Walking and Pictorial Guides, comprising Walks on The Howgill Fells, Walks In Limestone Country, A Pictorial Guide to The Coast To Coast Walk and a copy of Baddeley's Guide to The English Lake District, all with dust covers.

Estimated: £60 - £80

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), Fell Wanderer, The Story Behind The Guidebooks, first edition published by Westmorland Gazette 1966.

Estimated: £80 - £120

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Fourth Lakeland Sketchbook, with orange cover and dust jacket, published by Westmorland Gazette.

Estimated: £200 - £300

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Fifth Lakeland Sketchbook, with grey cover and dust jacket, published by Westmorland Gazette.

Estimated: £200 - £300

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition with green cover and dust jacket, 18/- to the inside flap, published by Westmorland Gazette.

Estimated: £200 - £300

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Second Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition with red cover and dust jacket with dual price of 21/- and £1.05 on the inside flap, published by Westmorland Gazette.

Estimated: £200 - £300

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Third Lakeland Sketchbook, first edition, with blue cover and dust jacket, £1.05 to the inside flap, published by Westmorland Gazette.

Estimated: £200 - £300

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), A Furness Sketchbook, with green cover and dust jacket, first edition, together with Kendal In The 19th Century a book of drawings, with green cover and dust jacket.

Estimated: £100 - £200

Alfred Wainwright (1907-1991), Three Westmorland Rivers, The Kent, The Sprint and The Mint, first edition, with green cover and dust jacket, together with a later edition of Westmorland Heritage.

Estimated: £100 - £200

A collection of seven penknives, various, mother of pearl backed, bone and plated. Longest 86 mm. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method.

Sold for £70

An early 20th century rare antique leaping lion automaton, probably by Roulette and Decamps, with nodding head and opening and closing jaws. On the fourth nod the hind legs fold down to a crouching position and then the body pounces. Moulded and shaped papier mache with short hair hide with bushy mane, glass eyes, painted teeth and tongue detail, with swept tail with start/stop mechanism to the underside and complete with winder. Length 45 cm. NOTE: Originally purchased at Hamleys, London (see illustration).

Sold for £1800

A sterling silver cased propelling pencil, a gold plated propelling pencil, various vintage fountain pens including Parker, Waterman etc.

Sold for £70

A collection of vintage cigarette lighters, principally petrol, including six by Ronson and two by McMurdo.

Sold for £190

A Polish World War II Air Force Pilots wings badge, together with a petrol cigarette lighter and a Polish silver coloured metal propeller brooch. Length 90 mm, together with a cloth and bullion badge.

Sold for £280

A German First World War Iron Cross, together with a Second World War Merit medal, a cloth cap badge, a Merit Cross ribbon etc.

Sold for £800

An 11th Hussars (Prince Albert's Own) regimental car badge. Diameter 9 cm, together with a British Troops Berlin 1945 Inter Unit Rugby Knockout Competition Winners medal (11th Hussars).

Sold for £20

An Austrian bronze medallion by Kautsch, together with a Frankfurt 1932 Bundesfest brooch.

Sold for £15

A boulle marquetry square form inkwell by Asprey London. Width 11.5 cm, together with a lidded casket, seal brush and cylindrical container.

Sold for £200

A vintage pigskin suitcase. 66 cm x 41 cm x 19 cm, together with another similar and a hat box.

Sold for £32

A collection of German Third Reich World War II medals, to include The SS Long Service Award, A War Merit Cross Second Class, The Russian Front medal 1941-42 inscribed "Winter Schlacht Im Osten" and two German World War II Easter People medals.

Sold for £400

Sir Winston Churchill The Second World War Volume 1 "The Gathering Storm", a first edition with inscription in ink, signed Winston S Churchill, believed to be authentic. Castle & Co Limited, together with a framed photograph of Churchill with an inscription in the margin Winston S Churchill 1947.

Sold for £4800

A 19th century brass log receiver, large form. Diameter 71 cm, height +/- 23 cm.

Sold for £120

A large riveted metal log receiver, green patination. Height 56 cm, diameter 72 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £280

An Art Nouveau copper bound slipper box, with turquoise cabochons. Height 24 cm, width 39 cm, depth 27 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £140

A pair of 19th century bronze Marley horses. Height 40 cm, length 33 cm.

Sold for £260

After Rousseau a pair of green patinated spelter figures, each raised on a simulated marble base. Height 67 cm.

Estimated: £250 - £350

Two painted metal dogs. Height 38 cm.

Estimated: £80 - £120

After J Philipp an Art Deco style bronze figure of a dancer, raised on cylindrical marble plinth. Height 56 cm.

Sold for £140

A dairy cluster brass bucket. 49 cm high.

Sold for £40

A portfolio of estate maps, printed and published by The Director General at The Ordnance Survey Office Southampton 1925 depicting areas around Workington, Distington, Cloffocks, Winscales and including two additional estate maps of Stainburn Moor, Little Clifton and Winscales. Each +/- 70 cm x 115 cm.

Sold for £80

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts two handled copper tray, embossed decoration, signed WH Mawson and Keswick. 64 cm x 43.5 cm.

Sold for £180

Attributed to Keswick School of Industrial Arts a copper tray, leaf and foliate design, circular, diameter 48 cm.

Sold for £60

A Lehmann No 385 Kletter-Alfe climbing money tin toy, circa 1895 with original box.

Sold for £60

A German Technofix scooter tin toy, with two riders.

Sold for £90

A large oval Barbola mirror with typical fruit and flower decoration, circa 1930. 82 cm x 53 cm.

Sold for £40

A 20th century copy of a Marie Wahaika war club, with mother of pearl inlay.

Estimated: £50 - £70

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany oval bevelled glass mirror. 86 cm x 61 cm.

Sold for £35

An early 20th century bevelled glass oval mirror with gilt frame. 66 cm x 90 cm.

Sold for £160

An Edwardian mahogany mitre topped mantle clock, with two train striking movement. Height 31 cm, complete with key and pendulum.

Sold for £50

An Edwardian mahogany oval framed mirror, with bevelled glass.

Sold for £30

A small pair of brass bound teak troughs (19th century). Height 18 cm, width 36 cm, depth 17 cm.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A small pair of brass bound teak troughs (19th century). Height 18 cm, width 36 cm, depth 17 cm.

Estimated: £200 - £300

An octagonal teak brass bound trough (19th century). Height 19 cm, width 41 cm.

Estimated: £120 - £180

A Victorian onyx mantle clock, with two train movement striking on a gong. Height 26.5 cm, width 26.5 cm, depth 13.5 cm.

Sold for £30

A Georgian ebonised bracket clock by Henry Neve London, with two train fusee movement, crown wheel and bob pendulum. Height including carrying handle 54 cm, width 31 cm, depth 17.5 cm.

Estimated: £2000 - £3000

A George III bracket clock by John Taylor London, with two train fusee striking movement, bob pendulum and crown wheel, with foliate engraved backplate. Height including carrying handle 53 cm, width 27 cm, depth 18 cm.

Estimated: £1500 - £2000

A Georgian bracket clock by Stephen Tracy London, with two train fusee verge movement striking on five bells, the case gesso with lacquered finish. Height 57 cm, width 34.5 cm, depth 23 cm.

Sold for £1200

An 18th century French marble and bronze mantle clock, with two train striking movement, the dial marked Aubert Paris, the case with gilt eagle above the dial and two train movement striking on a bell with stepped base raised on short feet. Height 66 cm.

Estimated: £1500 - £2000

A 19th century brass carriage clock, with two train striking movement and alarm. Height excluding carrying handle 30.5 cm, cased and with key.

Estimated: £350 - £450

An Edwardian mahogany purdonium, with fall front and complete with shovel. Height including gallery 58 cm, width 34 cm, depth 34 cm.

Sold for £20

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany eight day mantle clock, together with a miniature folding poker work table and a tie press.

Sold for £20

An early 19th century rosewood table top coin cabinet, with moulded edge above a pair of panelled cupboard doors opening to a series of drawers, the bottom four modelled as four opening to two with moulding beneath. Height 39 cm, width 44 cm, depth 33 cm.

Sold for £600

A continental ormolu mounted mantle clock, in the Rococo style, eight day striking movement, on a gilt base. Height including base 45 cm.

Sold for £240

An early 20th century continental brass mantle clock, in the Neo-Classical style. Height 40 cm.

Sold for £130

A Grande Sonnerie alarm carriage clock, with seconds dial and engraved case signed Le Roy and Fils, Palais Royal Galerie Montpensier, 13 and 15, Paris, 296 Regent Street London, No. 6593 circa 1880, the gorge case with bevelled glass panels and engraved decoration throughout, repeat button and carrying handle to the top of the case, the underside with central white enamel dial, signed with a seconds dial at 12, alarm dial and twin barrel movement with platform lever escapement, the Petite/Grande Sonnerie striking has two hammers striking onto two polished bells, another hammer strikes a bell for the alarm, the backplate is signed by the maker and numbered 6593. Height 17.5 cm to top of handle, with travelling case and two keys. NOTE: This carriage clock is in full working order (see illustration).

Estimated: £5000 - £7000

An Art Deco walnut cased Westminster chime three train mantle clock. Height 22 cm, width 26 cm, depth 14 cm.

Sold for £50

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A late Victorian ebonised mantle clock, on square dial and two train striking movement. Height 41 cm, width 35 cm, depth 15 cm.

Sold for £50

A Victorian rosewood inlaid mother of pearl lap desk. Width 40 cm.

Sold for £20

A Georgian mahogany stick barometer, with swans neck pediment and silvered dial with alcohol thermometer, the case with moulded edge and turned cistern cover with brass adjuster beneath. Overall height 101 cm (see illustration).

Estimated: £150 - £250

An Edwardian oak tabletop cupboard with drawer, with brass fittings. Height 64 cm, width 45 cm, depth 27 cm.

Sold for £60

An 18th century oak and mahogany spoon rack with cupboard and drawer. Height 58 cm, width 45 cm, depth 18 cm.

Estimated: £100 - £150

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany oval tray, with wavy gallery and brass carrying handles. Length 56 cm.

Sold for £140

A burr wood and star inlaid circular lazy suzy. Diameter 63 cm.

Sold for £40

An oak and iron bound strongbox, late 17th/early 18th century, rectangular form with blacksmith made locking clasp, bindings and carrying handles. Height 25 cm, width 35 cm, depth 26 cm.

Sold for £120

A Eureka Model 3 electric clock, circa 1912. Serial No. 5683, recently overhauled and functioning. New electrical contact components and anti-spark modern diode to coil. Runs on 1.5 volt D cell battery. Balance has a swing of over 270 degrees. Short model complete with dome (cracked).

Estimated: £600 - £800

A 19th century mahogany inverted breakfront miniature chest of drawers, four drawers with bone knob handles. 18 cm x 25 cm x 14 cm.

Estimated: £100 - £150

An Edwardian brass carriage clock, timepiece only with column corners and raised on short bun feet. Height 12 cm.

Sold for £140

A small brass carriage clock, oval in plan, timepiece only. Height excluding carrying handle 7.5 cm.

Estimated: £80 - £120

An early 17th century oak slope top box, with carved frieze and iron lock. Height 25 cm, width 65 cm, depth 43 cm.

Sold for £100

A rare early water clock, with cylindrical reservoir and dual scale, inscribed John L Stel 1640 Runcorn. Height 78 cm. NOTE: A similar example possibly by the same maker and dated 1646 was sold in the Athelhampton sale 9/10/2019 for £1600 (see illustration).

Sold for £300

An 18th century giltwood and gesso tabernacle frame with mirror plate. Height 46 cm, width 24 cm.

Sold for £70

A 19th century Anglo Indian carved hardwood mirror or picture frame, decorated with birds and foliage, frame aperture 15.5 cm,x 20 cm, overall dimensions 45 cm x 36 cm.

Sold for £110

A Georgian Irish oval wall mirror, with cut glass studs. 73 cm x 58 cm.

Sold for £300

A Victorian walnut single weight eight day regulator Vienna style wall clock. 104 cm high.

Sold for £70

A pair of Tudor style oak carved corbels of a man and a woman, each 30 cm high. Provenance: Langdale Chase Hotel (see illustration).

Sold for £340

A late 19th century oak tantalus, with three decanters and plated decoration. Height 35 cm, width 38 cm, depth 28 cm.

Sold for £240

A Victorian mahogany small cabinet, with moulded edge and single door opening to a shelf. Height 51 cm, width 37 cm, depth 24 cm.

Estimated: £30 - £50

A miniature Victorian chest of drawers, two short and three long with wooden knob handles. Height 32 cm, width 38 cm, depth 11 cm.

Sold for £80

Two late Victorian black slate mantle clocks, one with two train striking movement, the other timepiece only. Tallest 28 cm.

Sold for £60