antiques & fine art sale

A seed pearl and peridot set brooch, in gold coloured metal mount. 35 mm x 45 mm.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct white gold jade set brooch, with safety chain. 48 mm x 30 mm.

Sold for £50

A costume jewellery necklace set with cabochons, together with a pair of ear clips.

Sold for £20

Two 15 ct gold brooches, an Edwardian 9 ct gold brooch and a Victorian 9 ct gold brooch, gross weight 13 grams.

Sold for £110

A string of butterscotch amber olive shaped beads, graduated, widths 11 mm to 2.6 mm. 88 grams, 41 beads.

Sold for £65

A Longines quartz gentleman's wristwatch, with date, gold plated case and strap and with original box. 73.4 grams, length 45 cm.

Sold for £90

A 9 ct gold foliate engraved fob watch, knob wind, diameter 34 mm.

Sold for £48

A vintage gentleman's Bulova stainless steel wristwatch, with box and guarantee document dated 1969.

Sold for £70

Two 9 ct gold Art Deco wristwatches, Bentima and another, the Bentima case width 30 mm, height 37 mm including lugs.

Sold for £70

An 18 ct white gold sapphire and diamond ring, size M/N, and an 18 ct gold cluster ring, size N/O.

Sold for £110

A Victorian 22 ct gold ring, size M, and a gold coloured metal brooch with safety chain.

Sold for £85

An early 19th century French gold coloured pocket watch, believed to be 18 ct gold cased, key wind, the open face with Roman numerals, case diameter 50 mm (see illustration).

Sold for £480

An 18th century Barlow of London Verge pair cased pocket watch, number 29554. The enamelled dial decorated with a hunting scene and with gilt brass case. Diameter 50 mm (see illustration).

Sold for £200

An 18th century brass pair cased pocket watch by Monkhouse, Carlisle, number 440. With Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial. Outer case diameter 52 mm (see illustration).

Sold for £200

A pair of 18 ct white gold diamond stud earrings, total diamond weight +/- .41 carats.

Sold for £250

An 18 ct white gold diamond set pendant on chain, diamond weight +/- .53 carats.

Sold for £760

An 18 ct white gold diamond set tennis bracelet, total diamond weight +/- 4.14 carats (see illustration).

Sold for £3000

A pair of 18 ct white gold drop earrings, set with diamonds and trillion cut tanzanites, total weight 1.80 carats.

Sold for £1300

An 18 ct white gold ring, with central tanzanite and diamond shoulders, total weight +/- 1.71 carats, size N/O (see illustration).

Sold for £1300

A 9 ct gold cameo brooch, and another similar in gold coloured mount (not hallmarked). Largest 54 mm x 42 mm.

Sold for £60

A 9 ct gold circular brooch, set with garnets. Diameter 23 mm.

Sold for £28

A rare Jaeger-LeCoultre gentleman's "Futurematic" automatic wristwatch, in 9 ct gold case, 1950's, the champagne dial with "dagger" batons, subsidiary seconds and power reserve indicator. The case numbered 20001 and with circular back wind case. Diameter 37 mm, with later expanding bracelet (see illustration).

Sold for £650

A 9 ct gold ladies Omega wristwatch. Dial width 13 mm, gross weight 24.5 grams.

Sold for £190

An 18 ct gold cased fob watch, full Hunter, with enamelled dial. diameter 36 mm, gross weight 43.5 grams.

Sold for £280

An 18 ct yellow gold dress ring, set with a garnet, and a 9 ct gold gentleman's ring.

Sold for £75

A silver bonbon dish, pin dish and dressing table candlestick by Christophe Widmann, each stamped 835, a further continental 835 standard pierced candlestick and an American silver bonbon dish by Wallace, numbered 4114.

Sold for £70

A George III silver teapot, Charles Wright, London 1773, of circular drum form, the rim with engraved leaf band decoration, the body with ribbon and swag cartouche, one cartouche with crest the other with floral sprig, having a wood scroll capped handle and turned finial with silver mount, height 13 cm, 539.7 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £320

A South American silver shallow bowl, early 20th century, with applied scrolling rim, struck within a shield initials EQO 900, diameter 17.7 cm, 217.4 grams.

Sold for £48

A South American silver bowl, early 20th century, the rim with applied foliate scroll decoration and supported upon three bun feet, struck to the centre indistinct initials and 0900 (possibly Bogota), 15.8 cm diameter, 8 cm high, 225.1 grams.

Sold for £48

A South American silver tea strainer and stand, each piece struck with initials JM 0900, the strainer 18.5 cm long, a silver spoon inscribed Bogota, May 1960, a set of six silver spoons by Viners, a Newcastle silver mustard spoon, a further silver teaspoon, preserve spoon , butter knife and pickle fork.

Sold for £65

A silver backed four piece dressing table brush set, Barker Brothers Silver Limited, Birmingham, 1951, with engine turned decoration, and a silver mounted dressing table pot with faux tortoiseshell lid.

Sold for £42

A silver card tray, Samuel Smith, London 1866, engraved with a bird within decorative bands and having a pierced and beaded rim, all supported upon squat bun feet, 16.5 cm diameter, 243.5 grams.

Sold for £70

Georgian silver flatware, comprising a near set of six fiddle pattern tablespoons, four George III silver dessert spoons, all mixed dates and makers; and a set of four George III silver dessert spoons, Thomas Dicks, London 1806, gross weight 765.5 grams.

Sold for £120

Assorted silver flatware, to include a stuffing spoon, George Maudsley Jackson, London 1893, a set of four Victorian silver mustard spoons, Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater, London 1856, a set of six teaspoons, Goldsmiths Alliance Limited, London 1867, and a further eight miscellaneous teaspoons predominantly 18th and early 19th century, mixed dates and makers, gross weight 427.5 grams.

Sold for £95

A pair of George III silver bright cut sauce ladles, Thomas Wallis II, London 1787, a George III silver salt, Robert Hennell I and Samuel Hennell, London 1803, of oval form with gadrooned rim and foot rim and a pair of kidney shaped silver spirit labels for whisky and brandy, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1912, 190 grams gross weight.

Sold for £90

Five pairs of silver sugar tongs, various dates and makers, to include two Georgian bright cut examples, 223.5 grams gross weight.

Sold for £80

An Edwardian silver chatelaine clip, Birmingham 1903, suspending a propelling pencil by Sampson Morden, with personal inscription "Joyce Mason from a GP, Nov. 16".

Sold for £60

A set of four silver salts and spoons, Cooper Brothers, Sheffield, 1887, in fitted presentation case. Diameter 4.5 cm.

Sold for £60

A silver plated Corinthian column table lamp, late 19th / early 20th century, having a reeded column with wreath decorated pedestal, all above a beaded square stepped foot. Height excluding electrical fitting 55.5 cm.

Sold for £95

A silver vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1850, of oblong form with scrolled borders, the top engraved with a view of the Scot Memorial Edinburgh, with pierced silver gilt foliate scroll grille, with sponge. 4.8 cm x 2.7 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £320

Two Scottish silver sauce ladles, one by George Fenwick, Edinburgh 1818, the other AM & Co Edinburgh 1851, a set of five Victorian fiddle and shell pattern teaspoons, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1867 and a pair of fiddle and shell coffee spoons (9).

Sold for £65

A silver demi lune nib wipe, William Comyns and Sons, London 1913, having a pierced central strut with three apertures for pens upon the demi lune base. Height 11.5 cm, width 11.5 cm.

Sold for £70

A Victorian six bottle silver plated cruet stand, and another with four bottles.

Sold for £70

A large Victorian silver plated spirit kettle and stand. Height including handle 43.5 cm.

Sold for £30

A cut glass scent bottle with silver mount, and a Continental silver dressing table jar with applied swag decoration, height 14 cm.

Sold for £45

Assorted silver plated wares, comprising two sets of fish servers, three pickle forks, model of a long house, two flasks, Indian silver dish, thimble measure and pair of plated bud vases.

Sold for £18

Twelve Victorian silver plated fruit knives and forks, two six place canteens of fish knives and forks and a three piece carving set.

Sold for £32

A near pair of Georgian style silver plated vegetable tureens and covers. Width excluding handles 13.5 cm.

Sold for £30

A silver plated oil lamp, (converted to electricity), 19th century, with applied floral swag decoration, and a pair of 19th century silver plate on copper chambersticks with Rococo scroll decoration. Height of lamp excluding electrical fitting 20.5 cm.

Sold for £18

A collection of Victorian silver plate, comprising coffee pot, teapot, hot water jug, tyg, two handled bowl, toast rack, ladle and three serving spoons.

Sold for £30

A pair of silver plate on copper bottle coasters, a pair of 19th century silver plated boat shaped salts with blue glass liners, three caviar spoons and two silver plated condiments sets.

Sold for £22

A four piece silver plated tea service, lemonade jug, rectangular tray, two toast racks, circular tray and claret jug.

Sold for £22

An Edwardian silver plated shaped entree dish, with spirit burner beneath and another similar but rectangular.

Sold for £30

An Edwardian silver plated breakfast warming dish, with rollover top and raised on four legs.

Sold for £32

A large silver plated two handled warming dish, length 38 cm, two silver plated baskets and an oval entree dish.

Sold for £20

A Kings pattern six place loose canteen of silver plated cutlery, a Victorian rectangular basket and a silver plated cream jug.

Sold for £40

A silver plated tureen and cover, two silver plated bottle coasters, a pair of planished silver plated dwarf candlesticks and small silver plated vase.

Sold for £42

A five piece silver backed dressing table set, four brushes and a mirror, Chester 1909.

Sold for £65

A Victorian silver plated three piece tea set with engraved decoration and initialled W, each piece with beaded rims and scroll cap handles.

Sold for £22

A Victorian blue overlay and clear cut scent bottle, with embossed silver coloured metal hinged top. 8.5 cm.

Sold for £90

Seven 19th century faceted glass dressing table jars, with silver plated mounts. Tallest 17.5 cm.

Sold for £20

An Astro-Hungarian silver and niello rectangular snuffbox, late 19th/early 20th century, the lid depicting figures being drawn in a troika, with tight foliate scroll decoration throughout, the underside with petal shaped cartouche with monogram. Width 10 cm, depth 6.3 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £200

A silver gilt vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1845, book form, with foliate scroll decoration, the underside with engine turned decoration and vacant rectangular cartouche, the interior with pierced gilt grille. 3.5 cm x 2.3 cm (see illustration).

Sold for £135

An American Sterling silver "Julep" cup, with beaded rim and base on a tapering body, struck to the underside "Mark J. Scearce, Shelbyville, Kentucky". Height 9.5 cm, 151 grams. NOTE - Julep is a sweet flavoured drink made from sugar syrup, sometimes containing alcohol or medication.

Sold for £85

Six Georgian silver bright cut teaspoons, John Robertson I, Newcastle, circa 1799, each initialled NM within a shield shaped cartouche, four bright cut silver teaspoons, Christopher Dinsdale I, circa 1800, each initialled HO within an oval cartouche and a further bright cut teaspoon initialled HO. 125 grams.

Sold for £100

Six Georgian silver tablespoons, William Sutton, London 1796, pair of tablespoons by Peter Anne & William Bateman and a further tablespoon (9). 614 grams.

Sold for £140

Eight Georgian silver tablespoons, makers initials JK, Newcastle 1769, (possibly Kirkup family), each monogrammed with initial R. 575 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £220

Twelve Kings pattern silver teaspoons, Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater, London 1844, 341 grams.

Sold for £70

A pair of Georgian silver Onslow pattern sauce ladles, Thomas Ellis/Evans, London 1770, and a Georgian silver sifter ladle, Richard Crossley, London 1786.

Sold for £70

Twelve Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Benjamin Davies, London 1830, each with engraved crest, 568 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £240

Four Georgian silver dessert spoons, George Smith III and William Fearn, London 1796, and two further London silver dessert spoons bearing dates and makers marks, 202 grams.

Sold for £65

Four Scottish silver tablespoons, William Robertson, Edinburgh 1793, each engraved with initials JB within a lozenge, and a single Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Lias Brothers, London 1835, 326 grams.

Sold for £60

Six silver Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Elizabeth Eaton, London 1854, each initialled W, 294 grams.

Sold for £80

Eleven Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1845, each with monogram AB.

Sold for £130

A silver cream jug, makers initials CO with pellet, London, with scroll capped handle, height 10 cm.

Sold for £80

Twelve silver Old English pattern table forks, Solomon Hougham, London 1813, each with monogrammed terminal, 924 grams, and six white metal handled table knives (see illustration).

Sold for £200

Silver spoons, comprising eleven teaspoons, eight mustard spoons, silver butter knife and two silver napkin rings, various dates and makers, 430 grams.

Sold for £100

A Georgian bright cut silver caddy spoon, makers mark partially rubbed, London 1803, and six silver plated King pattern teaspoons.

Sold for £30

Six Nottingham half pint silver plated on copper tankards, various makers, including Fred Henry, Varley, Clement, etc., and a two handled pint tankard, silver plated half lobed hot water jug, plated basket and square salver.

Sold for £35

Four 1960's McIntosh teak dining chairs, each with leatherette seat bearing metal plaque beneath "Mc Chair No. 9533".

Sold for £65

A Danish teak rocking chair, with upholstered leather removable seat, 55 cm wide, 89 cm high, 95 cm deep (see illustration).

Sold for £650

A pair of Thonet D3558 Frankenberg brown upholstered and tubular chromed armchairs, circa 1970's, 71 cm wide, 103 cm high.

Sold for £90

A Danish (R6) leather chair designed by Ingmar Relling, circa 1970's, 60 cm wide, 95 cm high.

Sold for £80

After Marcel Breuer a pair of "Cesca" ebonised and tubular chrome armchairs, the ebonised frame stamped "Made in Italy", 62.5 cm wide, 76 cm high.

Sold for £80

After Ray and Charles Eames, a walnut and leather 670 lounge chair and 671 ottoman (see illustration).

Sold for £520

After Marcel Breuer, a "Wassily" leather and tubular chrome armchair, 77 cm wide, 75 cm high (see illustration).

Sold for £50

After Le Corbusier, an LC04 floating recliner, with leather padded cushion upon a tubular chrome frame in turn above a separate frame, +/- 160 cm wide, 55 cm deep (see illustration).

Sold for £120

An Enfield Bakelite mantle clock, early 20th century, with eight day movement chiming on a gong, 22 cm wide, 20.5 cm high.

Sold for £45

A Bornholm stoneware vase, early 20th century, decorated with fish against scrolls and rockwork in between olive green and blue bands. Impressed mark L. Hjorth and incised monogram JB7, height 16.5 cm.

Sold for £80

Z Clempert (20th century), a nocturnal harbour scene, signed, circa 1970's, oil on board, 45 cm x 90 cm.

Sold for £30

A Lalique moulded lotus bowl and stand, post 1945, with incised frond decoration and green moulded leaves, engraved mark Lalique France, the bowl 13 cm diameter, the stand 16.5 cm.

Sold for £55

Charles de Vic Carey (British b.1930) "Chinese Yellow", original aquatint etching, limited edition No. 46 of 200, with applied artist label verso, signed and titled in pencil in the margins, plate 19.5 cm x 19 cm.

Sold for £48

A Chanel Allure Factice display perfume bottle, late 20th century, containing lightly coloured liquid, overall height 33 cm, width 21 cm.

Sold for £100

A polished aluminium figure of a stylised leaping jaguar, 20th century, mounted upon an ebonised wood plinth, width 40.5 cm, height 11 cm.

Sold for £75

A Highland stoneware cheese dish and cover, and four side plates, four cereal bowls, all hand decorated with sheep and with a blue rim, printed marks Highland Stoneware Scotland, diameter of plates 18.5 cm.

Sold for £40

A Highland stoneware hand painted teapot, trivet and two cups, all decorated with sheep before a mountainous landscape, printed marks, diameter of trivet 15 cm.

Sold for £85

A large Highland stoneware wall plate, and two smaller examples, each hand decorated with sheep before a mountainous landscape, printed marks, 26 cm, 20 cm and 19.5 cm diameter.

Sold for £38

A Japanese inspired studio pottery teapot, attributed to Lisa Hueil Connor (American 20th century contemporary), having an egg shaped body with exaggerated handle and short spout and with blue lustrous crackle glaze throughout, impressed initials within a circle height 32.5 cm.

Sold for £80

V Charmian Pollok (British 20th century contemporary), "In Repose" dry point etching, signed and dated in pencil in the margins '95, limited edition number 1 of 12, the plate 15 cm x 20 cm.

Sold for £45

A set of six Ercol light elm high back dining chairs.

Sold for £400