Bidspirit auctions | Kings Russell Auctioneers Auction Oct 12, 2021

Kings Russell Auctioneers, Oct 12, 2021. 164 lots, estimates 20 - 1500 £.

Kings Russell Auctioneers -

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Lots in this catalog (164)

• Lot 1: A Dunhill 9ct gold box, mounted with Sapphire thumb piece, — £300 - £500
• Lot 2: A pair of 14ct gold cufflinks, mounted with bloodstone, total weight 12.5g, 2cm x 2.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 3: An 18ct gold African mask pendant/brooch, marks for 18ct and tested as 18ct, 35g, L.4cm — £700 - £1,000
• Lot 4: An 18ct gold African mask pendant/brooch, marks for 18ct and tested as 18ct, 20g, L.3.5cm — £400 - £600
• Lot 5: A yellow gold tie clip with a tiger eye mounted pair of cufflinks and stud. Unmarked, tests as gold, total weight 27g — £80 - £120
• Lot 6: A gold and diamond bracelet mounted with 7 full sovereign coins, the links are unmarked but test as gold, — £1,500 - £2,500
• Lot 7: A pair of 9ct gold earrings, central diamonds, 1.6g, D 0.8mm — £50 - £80
• Lot 8: An 18ct white gold and diamond Ebel ladies dress watch, the clasp stamped 750 with another indistinct mark to the case, — £200 - £300
• Lot 9: A collection of loose sapphires, together with one other gem stone — £50 - £80
• Lot 10: An amber bead necklace — £40 - £60
• Lot 11: Burberry The Little Crush handbag, alligator body with gold mink fur trim and gilt metal hardware, circa 2019, — £400 - £600
• Lot 12: A bottle of vintage 1965 Fonseca port, — £100 - £200
• Lot 13: 18 bottles of vintage 1977 Domaine de Peyronette Bergerac wine — £150 - £250
• Lot 14: Two White & Mackay half bottles of whiskey, a 21 year old and a 12 year old (2 x 37.5cl), within tantalus — £150 - £250
• Lot 15: A bottle of vintage 1976 Bollinger Brut champagne — £100 - £200
• Lot 16: A bottle of Old Grand-Dad 1960s bourbon whiskey, 80% proof — £100 - £200
• Lot 18: A Louis XV ormolu eagle wall clock, eight day movement, H.22cm — £500 - £800
• Lot 19: An early 20th century French blue champleve enamelled brass mantel clock, 8 day movement, H.33cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 20: An early 20th century French red champleve enamelled brass mantel clock, 8 day movement, H.23cm — £100 - £150
• Lot 21: In the manner of Charles Voysey, an Arts and Crafts oak inlaid mantel clock, domed top, 8 days movement, — £50 - £100
• Lot 22: A late 19th century French ormolu mantel clock, burr walnut veneered, 8 day movement, H.57cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 23: A Victorian bracket clock, mahogany cased, 8 day movement, raised on four bun feet, H.40cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 24: A Womelsdorf Clermont mantel clock, onyx base with applied gilt mounts, figural surmount, 8 day movement, H.36cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 25: A 19th century ormolu mantel clock, figural surmount, 8 day movement, H.30cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 26: A Deco shagreen mantel clock, brass chapter ring, Roman numerals, with key, H.25cm W.25cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 27: An RAF sector clock, mahogany case, single fusee movement, later model — £250 - £350
• Lot 28: A Franklin Mint model of a Louis XVI style Marie Antionette clock, V&A issue, with key — £60 - £80
• Lot 29: A 19th century French marquetry inlaid mantle clock with an eight-day movement, H.35.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 30: An Elkington & Co. Neo-Classical silver plated ink well, glass liner, D.19cm — £150 - £200
• Lot 31: A pair of George IV sugar sifters, hallmarked London, 1822, maker George Burrows, L.10.5cm, 260g, — £100 - £200
• Lot 32: A George III silver cream jug by Henry Chawner, hallmarked London, monogrammed, H.13.5cm, — £100 - £150
• Lot 33: A collection of 20th century silver tableware to include a pair of sauceboats, 2 other sauceboats and christening cup, — £200 - £300
• Lot 34: A pair of large 20th century silver sugar sifters, hallmarked London, 1965, 475g, H.10.5cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 35: The Silver Map of Great Britain with the boundary lines and Coats of Arms of the Historic Counties, London 1978, — £300 - £500
• Lot 36: A Sterling silver money clip mounted with a silver dollar coin, together with another silver dollar — £30 - £50
• Lot 37: A collection of Georgian silver ladles, various marks, mostly Georgian, 1,170g (30 items) — £600 - £800
• Lot 38: A collection of Georgian silver ladles, various marks, mostly Georgian, 1,210g (32 items) — £600 - £800
• Lot 39: 2 George IV silver cream jugs/ sauce boats, hallmarked London, 1828, maker John & Henry Lias, and London, 1827, — £200 - £250
• Lot 40: A Charles I silver seal-top spoon by William Cary, London 1641, fig shaped bowl, faceted stem, — £500 - £800
• Lot 41: A Charles I silver seal-top spoon, London 1631, indistinct maker mark, fig shaped bowl, faceted stem, 56g, L.17.2cm — £500 - £800
• Lot 42: An Omega silver watch box, engine turned finish, hallmarked Birmingham, 1957, maker Atkins Bros Ltd for Omega, 262g, H. — £150 - £250
• Lot 43: A George III silver coaster, London hallmarked, Lion crest — £50 - £80
• Lot 44: A collection of silver items to include a glass spherical match holder, 2 match cases, — £100 - £200
• Lot 45: A George III silver vinaigrette, Birmingham hallmarks, together with a silver sovereign case, Chester hallmarks — £100 - £200
• Lot 46: Four George III silver caddy spoons, various hallmarks — £100 - £200
• Lot 47: An early 20th century silver oval stand, raised on four splay feet, hallmarked Sheffield 1931, maker Lee & Wigfull, — £100 - £200
• Lot 48: A George III silver teapot, etched decoration of acorns, monogrammed, hallmarked London 1815, maker mark possibly W.A. — £200 - £300
• Lot 49: A pair of silver bonbon dishes, hallmarked London, 1965, 168g L.16cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 50: An early 20th century Arts and Crafts silver jug, planished finish, raised on four paw feet, Birmingham hallmarks, — £40 - £60
• Lot 51: A collection of silverware, various marks, total silver weight approx. 450g — £100 - £200
• Lot 52: A pair of Queen Anne silver octagonal trencher salts, London 1713-14, maker mark CO, possibly Stephen Coleman, 116g, H. — £300 - £500
• Lot 53: A late Victorian silver desk inkwell, central raised chamberstick with flanking cut glass silver collared inkwells, — £600 - £800
• Lot 54: Hunt & Roskell Late Storr Mortimer Victorian silver tray, embossed, central monogram, hallmarked London, 1895, L. — £200 - £300
• Lot 55: A George III cream jug, etched decor and vacant cartouche, hallmarked London, 1799, maker William Hunter, H.14cm, — £100 - £200
• Lot 56: 5 pairs of Georgian silver berry spoons, London hallmarks, 605g — £300 - £400
• Lot 57: A George III silver toddy ladle, twisted bone handle, hallmarked London 1781, maker Thomas Morley, — £30 - £50
• Lot 58: A small collection of silver teaspoons (five pieces), including one with Chinese characters, another marked Istanbul, — £40 - £60
• Lot 59: A large early 20th century century silver basket, pierced fretwork, hallmarked Birmingham, 1926, maker S. — £250 - £350
• Lot 60: A Chinese silver coin dish together with 7 Chinese coins — £50 - £80
• Lot 61: A late 19th century Chinese famille rose porcelain jug H.12cm, together with a famille rose porcelain box, signed — £40 - £60
• Lot 62: A set of four Chinese watercolours of birds on rice paper, within black lacquered frames, each H.24cm W. — £80 - £120
• Lot 63: A Chinese jade carving in the form of lilley pads, L 6.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 64: A Chinese jade carving in the form of a moth, 14ct gold clasp, L.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 65: A Chinese green jade carving of flowers and fruit, L.5.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 66: A Chinese white jade bangle, D.7.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 67: A 19th century Chinese bone sculpture of a temple, signature to base, H.20cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 68: A pair of Chinese 19th century famille rose vases depicting figural scenes and decorated with stylised flora and fauna, — £400 - £600
• Lot 69: A pair of Chinese Republic period Imperial yellow ground bowls, bearing Qianlong marks to base, H.5.5cm D.11.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 70: A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Persian boxes, L.8.5cm, together with another Persian wooden box, L.15cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 71: An early 20th century burr walnut veneered writing box, compartmentalised interior with inkwells, — £50 - £80
• Lot 72: A shell marquetry inlaid mahogany serving tray, L.66cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 73: A Victorian black lacquered box inlaid with mother of pearl, L.23cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 74: A 19th century walnut parquetry inlaid box, lower drawer, H.13cm L.27cm D.21cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 75: A late 19th/early 20th century burr walnut veneered tea caddy, raised on four bun feet, twin brass handles, L.35cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 76: A late Victorian sewing box, applied brass fretwork — £80 - £120
• Lot 77: A Bohemian style glass goblet depicting hunting scenes, together with 6 glass — £30 - £50
• Lot 78: After Alfred Boucher (1850-1934), a pair of cherubs, bearing signature, raised on marble bases, — £100 - £200
• Lot 79: A collection of early indentures — £50 - £80
• Lot 80: An Indian wooden window with double doors, depicting the Goddess Lakshmi — £60 - £80
• Lot 81: Richard Earlom (1743-1822) After Ferdinand Boll drawn by George Farington, 1775, mezzotint, — £50 - £80
• Lot 82: Late 19th century Continental School, a girl in a red cloak, oil on panel, within gilt frame, H.H.29cm W.20cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 83: 19th century Continental School, portrait of a girl, pastel, H.65cm W.50cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 84: Wilson Hepple (1853-1937) Dogs and Cats by the Fire, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H.31cm W.41cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 85: After Girolamo Francesco Mazzola, a portrait of Gian Galeazzo Sanvitale, Count of Fontanellato, oil on canvas, — £200 - £300
• Lot 86: Patrick Nasmyth (1787-1831), a landscape scene, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left, H.40cm W.63cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 87: Edgar Degas (1834-1917) Mary Cassatt at the Louvre: The Paintings Gallery, etching with aquatint, 1879-80, on Japon, — £500 - £800
• Lot 88: Jean-Francois Raffaelli (French, 1850-1924), Les Invalides, 1894, drypoint with aquatint, on Japan, — £100 - £200
• Lot 89: A collection of 18th and 19th architectural engravings (4) — £50 - £80
• Lot 90: A collection of six 19th century watercolours of butterflies, dragonflies and insects — £80 - £120
• Lot 91: Kitagawa Utamaro (Japanese, 1753-1806), a collection of 12 shunga woodblocks, H.25.5cm W. — £1,000 - £2,000
• Lot 92: Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760-1849), Tsui No Hingata series, 4 shunga woodblocks, circa early 1800s, H.25cm W. — £1,000 - £2,000
• Lot 93: Theodore Casimir Roussel (1847-1926), Low Tide Fowey (First Plate), 1911, etching, presumably the third, final state, — £100 - £200
• Lot 94: Louis Legrand (1863-1951), Madame D de Face, drypoint, 1908, signed in pencil and numbered 38/50, — £60 - £80
• Lot 95: Frank Wooten (1914-1988), Fly to Switzerland by BOAC, offset lithograph poster, printed in Great Britain, 1951, — £1,000 - £1,500
• Lot 96: A Suisse travel poster together with 2 War time posters — £40 - £60
• Lot 97: A collection of 11 prisoner of war drawings, ink with watercolour, 2 framed — £60 - £80
• Lot 98: Daniel Sinsel (b.1976), Untitled, Photogravure, 2011, signed, — £500 - £700
• Lot 99: William Russell Flint (1880-1969), Two Spanish Ladies, editioned print, signed in pencil lower right, — £50 - £80
• Lot 100: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.889-19, gouache on paper, signed in pencil upper right, H.29cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 101: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.5.07, 2007, gouache on paper, signed in pencil upper right, H.29cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 102: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.9-92-5, Magic Landscape, brush drawing, signed lower right in pencil, — £400 - £600
• Lot 103: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus G.2494 Bird on a Stick, 2004, gouache, signed in ink upper right, H.28cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 104: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.04.118 Crosses for the Lost Dog, 2004, brush drawing, signed in ink upper right, H. — £500 - £700
• Lot 105: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.5-95, Untitled, 2005, gouache, H.28.5cm W.38cm Provenance: Gimpel Fils Gallery, — £400 - £600
• Lot 106: Alan Davie (1920-2014), O.1991, Twenty Four, 2008, oil on board, signed in marker pen to verso, H.37cm W. — £1,000 - £2,000
• Lot 107: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus D.1989-153, 1989, brush drawing, H.16cm W.18cm Provenance: Gimpel Fils Gallery, London ARR — £400 - £600
• Lot 108: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus O.2031, Magic Bowl, 2008, gouache, signed in marker pen to verso, H.37cm W. — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 109: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus O.2261, Dog Blood, 2011, oil on board, signed in marker pen to verso, H.30.5cm W. — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 110: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Opus O.2275 Five Elated Objects with a Cloud, 2011, oil on board, — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 111: Robert Bates (British, b.1943), Bucolic Boogie-Woogie, September 1980, watercolour, signed and dated lower right, H. — £80 - £120
• Lot 112: Carol Summers (American, 1925-2016), The Raja’s Aviary, woodcut, signed in pencil and numbered 115/200, H. — £100 - £200
• Lot 113: Michael Martin (20th century British), Vessell in Yellow, aquatint, signed in pencil and numbered 7/50, H.16cm W.24cm, — £40 - £60
• Lot 114: John Foulger (British, 1942-2007), A Horse Pulling a Caravan, oil on board, signed lower left, annotated to verso, H. — £50 - £70
• Lot 115: J.Lewis (20th century British), Richmond Bridge, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H.20cm W.31cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 116: Martin Rowson (b.1959), Whats Up?, a political cartoon, ink drawing, signed lower right, H.16.5cm W.23cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 117: Julia Roberts (20th century British), Tourists, Safeway Kings Road, oil on canvas, H.66cm W. — £50 - £80
• Lot 118: Mark Cazalet (British, b. 1964), Dominus Flavit, 2004, watercolour on paper, signed to verso of board, H.51cm W.71.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 119: Donald Plenderleith (British, 1921-1995), a lake scene, oil on board, signed lower right D.Plenerleith, H.71cm W.91cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 120: Wagner (20th century American), Newman Rail Station (California), oil on canvas, signed lower right, H.50.5cm W.50.5cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 121: A 1947 Kleenex Tissues advertising poster by Marge, published by International Cellucotton Products Co. — £60 - £80
• Lot 122: John Patrick Dynon (Australian, b.1954), Drought Stricken Dunny via Broken Hill, oil on board, — £60 - £80
• Lot 123: Pordenone Montanari (Italian, 1937), Nudino, 1989, Prima Dello Spetiacolo, 1981, and a portrait, mixed media, — £100 - £200
• Lot 124: Edward Dawson (1941-1999), Tobogganing, oil on board, signed lower right, H.33.5cm W.24.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 125: Colin Self (b.1941), Breydon Water, Norfolk, 1977, watercolour, signed in pen to verso, H.29cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 126: Frank Francis (1930-2013), a Winter Shooting scene and a Farming scene, oils on board, signed lower right, H.35cm W. — £80 - £120
• Lot 127: Vita Gollancz (1926-2009), Fields Near Wigmore I, oil on canvas, H.46cm W.60cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 128: Gwyther Irwin (British, 1931-2008), Sun Down, 2001, watercolour, mounted on board, H.15cm W. — £500 - £800
• Lot 129: Hugh McNeil McIntyre (Scottish, b.1943), Lochrutton, oil on canvas, signed lower left — £250 - £350
• Lot 130: Contemporary Russian School, a Middle Eastern market scene, oil on canvas, signed in Cyrilic to verso, H.53cm W.60cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 131: A collection of cricket memorabilia to include a signed Surrey cricket photo, photorgaphs, prints, engravings, — £80 - £120
• Lot 132: A collection of vintage cameras to include Nikon, Agfa, Beirette, Kodak etc. — £50 - £80
• Lot 133: A collection of 1st edition books, to include Ian Fleming, — £40 - £60
• Lot 134: J.B.Dancer of Manchester (1812-1887), a brass planimeter, within wooden box — £80 - £120
• Lot 135: A large collection of stamps, various countries — £20 - £40
• Lot 136: An early 20th century Staunton chess set, — £70 - £100
• Lot 137: Chambers Cyclopedia, 1784, 4 volumes — £60 - £80
• Lot 138: A Marconi spark transmitter for wireless telegraphy — £200 - £300
• Lot 139: Andriy Chebotaru (b.1982, Ukrainian), Impressionist dockyard scene, oil on canvas, signed in pen to verso, H.60cm W. — £100 - £200
• Lot 140: After Andreas Celarius, 8 celestial maps, 20th century, 1 framed, — £50 - £80
• Lot 141: A Romano-Egyptian wood statuette of a woman wearing a flower garment and scarf, 1st century BC/AD, raised on base, H. — £40 - £60
• Lot 142: A Japanese Kano style painting on silk of Swans on a lake, mounted on wall panel, signature lower right — £80 - £120
• Lot 143: A Belgian embroidered wall hanging tapestry depicting a figural scene, 61cm x 51cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 144: A large Aubusson style tapestry, 250cm x 215cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 145: An embroidered tapestry textile rug, 70cm x 40cm — £100 - £150
• Lot 146: A large Persian rug, 225cm x 153cm — £300 - £500
• Lot 147: A Royal Crown Derby tureen and pin dish — £60 - £80
• Lot 148: A Herend of Hungary porcelain breakfast service to include a teapot, sugar pot, toast rack, 2 bowls, 2 plates, — £150 - £250
• Lot 149: A large collection of Staffordshire pottery to include greyhounds, poodles etc. — £100 - £200
• Lot 150: A Staffordshire equestrian figure of Giuseppi Garibaldi, probably by Thomas Parr, circa 1860-70, H.37cm — £100 - £150
• Lot 151: A pair of Royal Vienna porcelain urns, together with another smaller pair, signed C.Heer, navy bee hive mark to bases, — £100 - £200