Bidspirit auctions | Kings Russell Auctioneers Auction Jul 5, 2022

Kings Russell Auctioneers, Jul 5, 2022. 277 lots, estimates 30 - 3000 £.

Kings Russell Auctioneers -

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Lots in this catalog (277)

• Lot 1: A Rene Lalique poisson shallow bowl, opalescent glass, R.Lalique marked to the centre, D.30cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 2: A miniature Louis XVI style vitrine, metal outer depicting scenes of musicians, instruments and floral splays, — £100 - £200
• Lot 3: A Rolex gents wristwatch, 18ct gold plated, possibly a WWI military trench watch, 15 jewel movement, — £300 - £500
• Lot 4: Baume & Mercier gents vintage quartz watch, gold tone and steel bracelet — £200 - £300
• Lot 5: Patek Philippe 18ct gold gents wristwatch, square shaped dial, ref.3420, circa 1960s, 18ct gold case, — £1,500 - £2,500
• Lot 6: An Omega Seamaster Cosmic 2000, automatic gents wrist watch, original stainless steel bracelet, 1970s, — £200 - £300
• Lot 7: A Burghley Incabloc vintage gents wristwatch — £60 - £80
• Lot 8: An RAF sector clock with fusee movement, D.32cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 9: A Continental yellow gold topped horse or camel crop — £60 - £80
• Lot 10: A collection of silver flatware to include a meat skewer, sugar scoop, lobster fork and multiple teaspoons, — £200 - £300
• Lot 11: A collection of 17 George III forks, various London hallmarks and makers, 680g — £200 - £300
• Lot 12: 14 George II and III desert forks, various London hallmarks, matches crests to both sides of terminals, 480g — £150 - £250
• Lot 13: A collection of five ladles, Georgian and Victorian, London hallmarks, 345g — £100 - £200
• Lot 14: A collection of Georgian desert spoons, various London hallmarks and makers, various crests to terminals, 800g, — £200 - £300
• Lot 15: A collection of George I and II rat tail silver spoons, various London hallmarks, — £300 - £500
• Lot 16: A set of George III silver spoons, hallmarked London, 1871, maker George Smith (III) & William Fearn, 820g, L. — £250 - £350
• Lot 17: 4 George III silver basting spoons, family crests to terminals, hallmarked London, 1797, maker RC, 410g, L. — £150 - £250
• Lot 18: Pair of Colonial Silver and Carved Horn Food Servers, with inscription in Jawi, made in Kelantan, Malaysia, — £80 - £120
• Lot 19: Danish silver enamelled spoons together with Walker & Hall silver golf spoons — £50 - £70
• Lot 20: An Omar Ramsden Arts and Crafts silver napkin ring, planished finish, engraved name, hallmarked London, 1910, 36g, H. — £300 - £400
• Lot 21: An unusual pair of Modernist design custom made silver napkin rings, applied decor, hallmarked London, 1981, 85g — £150 - £250
• Lot 22: A pair of Liberty & Co silver Arts and Crafts peppers, hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, 83g, H.6.5cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 23: A Walker & Hall silver tea caddy, Gothic style decor, raised on four stepped feet, gilt interior, — £250 - £350
• Lot 24: A large collection of silver cutlery, hallmarked London, 1908, silver weight approx. — £2,000 - £3,000
• Lot 25: A set of silver and enamel cockerel cocktail stirrers, hallmarked Birmingham, 1933, maker Adie Brothers Ltd — £100 - £150
• Lot 26: A George III silver marrow scoop, London hallmarks, maker mark possibly IM, 55g, L.25cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 27: An early 20th century silver potato ring, depicting scrolling scenes of flora and fauna, clear glass liner, — £200 - £300
• Lot 28: An Asprey London set of deer antler handle cutlery, in original case — £100 - £200
• Lot 29: A pair of Persian silver boat-shape dishes, the handles in the form of serpents, 510g, L.21cm — £250 - £350
• Lot 30: A silver coconut in the form of a sugar bowl, L.8.5cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 31: A George III silver honey skep, bee hive form with removable lid, raised on 3 cylindrical legs, — £1,500 - £2,500
• Lot 32: A George III silver tankard, hallmarked London, 1772, maker Charles Wright, 414g, H.13cm — £500 - £700
• Lot 33: A silver tankard, hallmarked Sheffield 1938, maker W.W.&S, 406g, H.13cm — £400 - £600
• Lot 34: A Victorian Gothic style silver mug, chased decor, hallmarked London, 1847, maker George Ivory, — £250 - £350
• Lot 35: A Victorian silver mug, repousse embossed, vacant cartouche, hallmarked Sheffield, 1859, maker Martin Hall & Co., — £250 - £350
• Lot 36: A collection of 23 George III silver forks, hallmarked London, 1807, maker William Eley & William Fearn, 1630g — £500 - £700
• Lot 37: A George II silver tankard by Edward Peacock, hallmarked London, 1735, 358g, H.11cm — £250 - £350
• Lot 38: A pair of Cartier silver peppers, H.3.5cm — £50 - £70
• Lot 39: A Stag head silver bottle cork, 20th century, Birmingham hallmarks — £80 - £120
• Lot 40: A Silver Cheroot Cutter, made with a five-francs Coin, dated 1847 Louis Philippe Roi des Francais, — £50 - £70
• Lot 41: A Liberty & Co. Arts and Crafts silver photo frame, planished finish, hallmarked Birmingham, 1919, H.23.5cm W. — £100 - £200
• Lot 42: 2 silver guilloche enamel cases, a compact and a cigarette case, gilt interior, Chester hallmarks — £50 - £80
• Lot 43: A silver turquoise guilloche enamel dressing table set, hallmarked Birmingham, maker Atkins Bros — £50 - £80
• Lot 44: A silver and shagreen dressing table set, Birmingham hallmarks — £40 - £60
• Lot 45: A miniature silver tooth box with gilt fairy finial, hallmarked Birmingham, 1994, maker Harman Bros, H.4cm — £30 - £50
• Lot 46: A pair of French 18th century cast silver candlesticks, turned stems with shell decor, marks to base, 1075g, H.25cm — £3,000 - £4,000
• Lot 47: A pair of American Sterling silver traveling candlesticks, gilt interior, stems unscrew and bases screw together, D.9cm — £300 - £400
• Lot 48: A set of 4 silver stag head place holders, hallmarked Birmingham, 1912, maker H.V.Pithey & Co. — £60 - £80
• Lot 49: A cased key with presentation engraving from Llandysul County School, hallmarked Birmingham, maker WJD, L.11cm — £100 - £150
• Lot 50: A pair of silver cased glass flasks, silver lids, the silver cases with striped decor and vacant cartouches, — £400 - £600
• Lot 51: A silver filigree scent bottle /tape measure, internal glass scent bottle, circa 1800, L.8cm — £200 - £250
• Lot 52: An M.P.P. Micro-Technical Camera MK-VIII, 4x5" Schneider- Kreuznach lens, 150mm f/5.6 and other Copal-No. — £100 - £200
• Lot 53: A collection of photography lighting and tripods to include a Gandolfi of London tripod and 4 Bowens Monospots and — £80 - £120
• Lot 54: A collection of Nikon Cameras and lenses: A Nikon F90, no.2008846 with Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 lens, — £80 - £120
• Lot 55: John Everard (Early 20th century British), Meditation, nude study, silver gelatin print, — £50 - £80
• Lot 56: Angus McBean (1904-1990) - Scherrer for Vogue, 1984 Chromogenic print flush mounted to card, signed, — £200 - £300
• Lot 57: Gareth McConnell (Irish, b.1972), Untitled (Seated Woman), 1999, c-type photograph print, — £500 - £800
• Lot 58: Gareth McConnell (Irish, b.1972), Untitled (Man Smoking), 1999, c-type photograph print, — £500 - £800
• Lot 59: Ha van Vuong (1914-1990), Two Women, watercolour and Chinese ink on paper, signed lower right, H.75cm W.55cm — £70 - £100
• Lot 60: Clifford Hall (British, 1904-1973), Circus scene, oil on panel, signed lower right and dated 39, — £400 - £600
• Lot 61: Clifford Hall (British, 1904-1973), Clown, 1939, oil on panel, signed lower left and dated 39, — £400 - £600
• Lot 62: Joan Miro, XX Siecle, No.4 - 1938, bronze plaque, published by Fundacio Joan Miro, Barcelona, H.11cm W.8.5cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 63: Terence Loudon (British, 1900-1949), Peonies, a still life study of flowers, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H. — £100 - £200
• Lot 64: Simon Simon-Auguste (French, 1909-1987), still life bedroom scene, oil on board, signed lower left, H.47.5cm W.60cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 65: Adolf Frohner (Austrian, 1934-2007), 3 etchings, signed in pencil, H.33cm W.46cm (largest), — £200 - £300
• Lot 66: Abel Pann (1883-1963), The Bible, Genesis, portfolio of print, H.44cm W.31.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 67: Maurice Wilson (British, 1914-1987), Herons Dispute, watercolour and gouache, signed lower right, H.37cm W.53cm, — £80 - £120
• Lot 68: Marc Chagall (1887-1985), Death and The Lumberjack, 1952, etching, signed within the plate, from the edition of 200, — £200 - £300
• Lot 69: Michael Wishart (1928-1996), Shower in a Glade, oil on canvas, initialed lower right and dated 65, H.75cm W.75cm, — £300 - £500
• Lot 70: Suzanne Perlman (1922-2020) , Church scene, oil on board, signed upper right, H.60cm W. — £3,000 - £5,000
• Lot 71: Damien Hirst, The Elusive Truth, Gagosian poster, signed in pen, H.98cm W.69cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 72: Salvador Dali (1904-1989), Butterfly and Bullighter, lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 148/250, on Arches paper, — £300 - £400
• Lot 73: Salvador Dali (1904-1989), melting clocks, lithograph, signed in pencil, artists proof, blindstamped, on Arches paper, — £250 - £350
• Lot 74: Omar El Nagdi (Egyptian, 1931-2019), titled in Arabic, stampa lithograph, numbered 5/12, signed and dated in pen 1967, — £100 - £200
• Lot 75: Alan Davie (British, 1920-2014), Opus G.7.96 (8) (2 birds), 1996, gouache on paper, H.28cm W.34cm, frame H.41cm W. — £300 - £500
• Lot 76: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Bak’s Passion opus D.03-91A, 2003, ink wash drawing, signed lower left and dated 03, H. — £300 - £500
• Lot 77: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Hopi Study (2 Birds) opus D.89-5, gouache, signed in pencil and dated 89 lower right, H.30cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 78: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Goat’s Dream, opus D.04.120, 2004, brush drawing on paper, signed in ink upper right, — £300 - £500
• Lot 79: Alan Davie (1920-2014), opus D.04.07, 2007, oil on paper, signed in ink upper right, H.30.5cm W.23.5cm, frame size H. — £250 - £350
• Lot 80: Alan Davie (1920-2014), It Is Useless To Search For An Interpretation For These Figures, brush drawing on paper, — £300 - £500
• Lot 81: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Untitled, opus D.4-95, gouache on paper, H.30cm W.35cm, perspex frame size H.34cm W.45.5cm, — £200 - £300
• Lot 82: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Lightolog opus D.4-94-59, 1994, ink brush drawing, signed in pencil upper left and dated 94, H. — £300 - £500
• Lot 83: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Man Method 5, D.2, 2007, brush drawing, signed in pencil upper right, H.30cm W.25cm — £250 - £350
• Lot 84: Alan Davie (1920-2014), I Take Medicine Out Of The Earth opus D.04.256, brush drawing on paper, — £300 - £500
• Lot 85: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Roman Encyclopedic Tradition, opus G.2347, 1998, gouache, — £250 - £350
• Lot 86: Alan Davie (1920-2014), Ideas For A Shaman’s Wall (Series), opus 9.93-30, 1993, brush drawing, — £250 - £350
• Lot 87: Elizabeth Butterworth (British, b.1949), Parrot (plate 18), etching, signed in pencil, artists proof, H.23cm W.19.5cm, — £60 - £80
• Lot 88: Lelia Pissarro (b.1963), a collection of lithographs, each pencil signed (14) — £300 - £500
• Lot 89: Elizabeth Butterworth (British, b.1949), Parrot (plate 6), etching, signed in pencil, artists proof, H.23cm W.19.5cm, — £60 - £80
• Lot 90: Elizabeth Butterworth (British, b.1949), Parrot (plate 20), etching, signed in pencil, artists proof, H.23cm W.19.5cm, — £60 - £80
• Lot 91: Elizabeth Butterworth (British, b.1949), Parrot (plate 16), etching, signed in pencil, artists proof, H.23cm W.19.5cm, — £60 - £80
• Lot 92: Josephine H.J.White (early 20th century British), Children in a street scene, pastel drawing, signed lower right, H. — £80 - £120
• Lot 93: A collection of artworks, to include etchings by Cyril Power and E.Sharland, — £100 - £200
• Lot 94: Bernhard Sickert (British, 1862-1932), Ischia, near Naples, oil on board, signed lower left and dated 1902, H.29cm W. — £400 - £600
• Lot 95: Geoffrey Jones (Australian, 1909-1993), Head of Joan, lithograph, signed in pencil and dated 84, numbered 4/10, H. — £80 - £120
• Lot 96: 20th century French School, lake scene, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H.39cm W.79cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 97: A large early 20th century portrait of a WWI Royal Artillery officer, oil on canvas, gilt frame, H.84cm W.71cm — £150 - £250
• Lot 98: A pair of Edwardian floral oils on porcelain, later framed, H.48cm W.30.5cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 99: Hugh McNeil McIntyre (Scottish, b.1943), Lochrutton, oil on canvas, signed lower left — £80 - £120
• Lot 100: 2 contemporary oils on canvas, H.90cm W.90cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 101: 2 contemporary oils on canvas, H.90cm W.90cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 102: After Frederick Remington, The Mountain Man, bronze, H.67cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 103: 20th century British School, Surrealist bronze sculpture, H.15cm — £100 - £150
• Lot 104: A bronze tree lamp, plaster shade — £50 - £80
• Lot 105: A Japanese Wakizashi sword, bronze tiger Munuki set handle on shagreen, blade length 43cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 106: Jean-Baptiste Joseph Debay (French, 1779-1863), a bronze figure of cupid, cast by Vittoz Bronzier, bearing signatures, — £250 - £350
• Lot 107: A 19th century Indonesian Badek dagger with silver mounts, Sulawesi, Indonesia, L.29.5cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 108: A contemporary Surrealist clay model ship — £60 - £80
• Lot 109: A collection of Military cap badges and buttons — £50 - £70
• Lot 110: A collection of ceramic containers depicting exotic eggs — £50 - £80
• Lot 111: 3 padlocks and keys — £40 - £60
• Lot 112: A collection of contemporary corkscrews — £40 - £60
• Lot 113: Donald Birbeck for Royal Crown Derby, retailed by Thomas Goode of London, — £100 - £200
• Lot 114: Peter Spicer & Sons mounted stag head taxidermy. Provenance: Chilham Castle, Kent — £150 - £250
• Lot 115: A James Heeley & Sons Ltd A1 Double Lever corkscrew, — £100 - £200
• Lot 116: Stag head taxidermy, mounted on shield — £80 - £120
• Lot 117: A large collection of daggers — £100 - £200
• Lot 118: J.D. Pensioner & Sons of Kotli Loharan, Nepalese kukri, 19th century — £50 - £80
• Lot 119: Two glazed Egyptian shabtis, L.10cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 120: A Greek pottery jug depicting mythical figures and animals, H.24.5cm — £800 - £1,200
• Lot 121: An Irish Shillelagh Blackthorn Stick, Clubor or Cudgel (Thonged Willow), L.47cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 122: A collection of 9 walking canes, to include dogs and ducks — £200 - £300
• Lot 123: Equestrian Figure Terracotta Vessel, of a King riding a Horse, Mangbetu People, Congo, 19th century, H.30cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 124: African Tribal Leather and Carved Wooden Head Helmut Mask Headdress, with Human Hair, Mende People, Sierra Leone, — £100 - £200
• Lot 125: A Congolese Kuba textile, 240cm x 60cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 126: Large Spanish Colonial Brass-mounted Wooden Casket or Box, South America, together with a similar smaller box — £60 - £80
• Lot 127: A late 19th/early 20th century French music box, L.12.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 128: An 18th century French Aubusson handmade tapestry handbag with silver mount — £150 - £250
• Lot 129: An Art Nouveau brass photo frame together with a pair of other brass frames, H.21.5cm (largest) — £40 - £60
• Lot 130: A carte de visite photo album, — £60 - £80
• Lot 131: A large 19th century walnut tea caddy, raised on four pad feet, H.17.5cm W.30cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 132: A pair of Regency style gilt candlesticks, H.21cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 133: A North African Ethiopian yellow Metal Religious Christian pectoral Cross, opening to crucifixion icon Ethiopia, — £60 - £80
• Lot 134: Two North African Ethiopian White Metal Religious Christian Crosses, Ethiopia, L.24.5cm — £50 - £70
• Lot 135: A 19th century Orthodox icon of St Sergius of Radonezh praying for his parents, Sts. Cyril and Maria, — £100 - £200
• Lot 136: A 19th century Orthodox icon depicting St.Alexei, further Cyrillic annotations to verso, tempera on wooden panel, H. — £70 - £100
• Lot 137: A 19th century icon depicting The Mother of God of the Burning Bush, tempera on wooden panel, H.35.5cm W.27cm — £100 - £200
• Lot 138: A 19th century four part icon, tempera on wooden panel, H.31.5cm W.25.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 139: A 20th century silver oklad icon, marked 850, H.18.5cm W.16cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 140: A collection of icons, 19th century and later — £100 - £200
• Lot 141: An embroidery of St Augustine of Canterbury, later mounted with plaque, frame size, H.63.5cm W.40cm — £80 - £120
• Lot 142: A KPM Berlin porcelain portrait of The Virgin Mary, impressed mark to verso, H.13cm W.9cm, frame H.17.5cm W.13.5cm — £60 - £80
• Lot 143: Nicolas Lancret (1684-1755), 3 engravings, H.34cm W.44cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 144: 17th century German School, 8 portraits of French rulers, annotations in German and Latin, — £100 - £200
• Lot 145: John Varley The Elder (1778-1842), a Riverscape scene, 1838, watercolour, signed and dated lower left, H.14.5cm W. — £100 - £200
• Lot 146: After School of Veronese, portrait of Sultan Bayezid I, inscribed middle right BAIAZETH.P°./.IIII H. — £600 - £800
• Lot 147: A 20th century Persian School watercolour of lovers, signed, H.30cm W.18cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 148: A Persian Qajar gouache of flowers, H.20cm W.14.5cm — £200 - £300
• Lot 149: An 18th century Islamic manuscript — £60 - £80
• Lot 150: An Islamic scripture with the words of Allah, gilt heightened — £80 - £120