Bidspirit auctions | Browns Auction May 10, 2025

Browns, May 10, 2025. 246 lots, estimates 10 - 5000 £.

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Lots in this catalog (246)

• Lot 1: An early Victorian Rosewood Tea Caddy, circa 1840, of sarcophagus form, — £50 - £80
• Lot 2: Four assorted vintage copper and brass horns, including a hunting horn; also a vintage pumped horn (4) — £20 - £30
• Lot 3: A Hermès porcelain ashtray, commissioned as a gift from from Robert and Susan Sangster, circa 1982, — £50 - £100
• Lot 4: A mid-century tannoy speaker with canted corner front on three supports, 80 x 94 x 44 cm. — £200 - £300
• Lot 5: A copper and white metal hunting horn marked "Shipley 181 Regents", 29 cm,  along with another unmarked horn, (2). — £50 - £80
• Lot 6: A group of three copper and white metal hunting horns, all marked Kohler and Son, two also marked Swaine and Adeney, — £70 - £100
• Lot 7: A collection of pipes, including those marked Dunhill, Orlik de Luxe, Reject, Popular, Colonel Henry Fraser Lovat, (9). — £40 - £60
• Lot 8: A pair of cast metal lion mask door knockers, along with another singer knocker with lion mask within circular knocker, — £40 - £60
• Lot 9: A large collection of Lilliput Lane cottages, all boxed, including; "The Pottery" 1998/99 Club Special edition, L2123, — £100 - £200
• Lot 10: A tray painted by Joan Robinson with cockatiel surrounded by flowers, initialled, 44 x 62 cm, — £30 - £50
• Lot 11: A fine leather and oak cartridge case, early 20th century, manner of Asprey & Co., London, — £50 - £100
• Lot 12: Seven assorted Royal Copenhagen porcelain figures, including a Guillemot, numbered 468, 28cm high; a Milk maid, #779, — £30 - £50
• Lot 13: A set of six Royal Crown Derby Imari palate 2451 pattern tea cups, saucers and side plates, — £80 - £120
• Lot 14: Four William Moorcroft Pomegranate vases, including ovoid vase, of typical form, stamped and signed to the base, — £100 - £200
• Lot 15: A large glazed stoneware studio vase, 20th century, of squat round form, with three over-handles, — £30 - £50
• Lot 16: A Meissen hard paste porcelain figure allegorical of ‘Winter’, modelled by Friedrich Elias Meyer, German (1723-1785), — £100 - £150
• Lot 17: A collection of china figures, to include; a pair of Meissen style musicans, both with crossed blue arrows, 26 cm, — £40 - £60
• Lot 18: A very large Royal Doulton ‘Morrisian’ ware vase, decorated by Will H. Bradley after Aubrey Beardsley, — £70 - £100
• Lot 19: A small Chinese Hongmu and porcelain table screen, Qing Dynasty style, 20th century; — £40 - £80
• Lot 20: A Satsuma shallow bowl depicting soldiers including samurai, one seated on tiger skin, likely planning military action, — £50 - £80
• Lot 21: A Satsuma vase of square form depicting men reading scrolls with a dragon, character marks to base,  25 cm, — £40 - £60
• Lot 22: A group of Chinese export, to include: a famille rose plate, 27 cm, pin dish, small vase / bottle, — £30 - £50
• Lot 23: Manner of ERNST BARLACH, Germany (1830-1978), Zwei Nonnan (Two Nuns), Black plaster patina, — £50 - £80
• Lot 24: GRAND TOUR: After BARTHÉLÉMY PRIEUR, French (1536-1611), Narsissus, (Standing Youth), probably 19th century, bronze, — £300 - £500
• Lot 25: The Outsider, a modern bronzed equestrian racing figure, on resin base, with Morgan Hill label, 22cm high. 27cm long — £20 - £30
• Lot 26: A small group of assorted silver flatware, various dates and makers,  including two fiddle pattern table spoons, etc. — £100 - £150
• Lot 27: A group of silver to include napkin rings, condiment set, and tongs, nail buffer, (A Lot). — £80 - £120
• Lot 28: A set of three silver topped Whisky noggin’s, hallmarked Birmingham 1939, all with silver ‘Whisky’ labels, — £150 - £200
• Lot 29: A modern silver ashtray, hallmarked London 2003, with ‘Goodwood Racecourse’ crest,  circular with dished centre, — £120 - £150
• Lot 30: A mid Victorian silver tankard, hallmarked London 1856, of typical waisted form, with embossed decorated, 375g, — £200 - £250
• Lot 31: A Queen Anne Style silver coffee pot, hallmarked London 1927,  with a domed hinged lid, fruitwood scroll side handle, — £280 - £320
• Lot 32: A small group of silver including two photo frames, an oval snuff box, a Chinese white meal cigarette case, — £100 - £150
• Lot 33: A French silver cup and saucer, hallmarked and inscribed Savard, circa 1900,  of part fluted form, 105g (gross) (2). — £70 - £90
• Lot 34: A late Victorian silver bon bon basket, hallmarked Birmingham 1901,  with pierced decorated, 48g; — £70 - £100
• Lot 35: A collection of Indian white metal, to include a set of six coffee spoons in box inscribed, " J Bosukof (? — £30 - £50
• Lot 36: Assorted objects, including a silver presentation ‘Anchor’, hallmarked London 1931; also a paper knife, — £40 - £60
• Lot 37: A small group of assorted foreign silver and white metal, including two long handled snuff spoons, — £50 - £70
• Lot 38: A set of eight silver Queens pattern silver dessert spoons, hallmarked Glasgow,  mainly 1862 & 1882, single struck, — £250 - £300
• Lot 39: A late Victorian part silver flatware service, Fiddle pattern, hallmarked London 1901,  comprising six table spoons, — £700 - £900
• Lot 40: A set of eight silver grapefruit spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1935,  in a fitted case, 118g (gross) — £50 - £70
• Lot 41: An EPNS biscuit barrel of bullet form and neo classical design, with goat head handles to sides on ball and claw feet, — £80 - £120
• Lot 42: MILITARIA: A George V silver footed salver inscribed "Presented to Major R A Wolfe Murray by the Members of the — £400 - £600
• Lot 43: An Elizabeth II silver paperknife, a faithful replica of a Georgian Meat Skewer, — £50 - £80
• Lot 44: A George V silver condiment set, hallmarked London 1920 Robert Pringle and Sons, — £80 - £120
• Lot 45: A George V silver butter shell set, shells hallmarked Sheffield 1912 James Deakin and Sons, and two knives dated 1911, — £100 - £150
• Lot 46: A SEIKO "Pepsi" gentleman's wristwatch, 6139 - 6002 , 666160, 5 x 4 cm. — £100 - £200
• Lot 47: A 9ct gold cased Sekonda gentleman's wristwatch, marked USSR, — £120 - £180
• Lot 48: An Art Deco ladies cocktail watch set with diamonds and blue stones in white and yellow metal case, marked with CLC (? — £70 - £100
• Lot 49: A rare Thomas Blunt & Son pocket compass, with case,  with multi point compass face inscribed, gilt case, — £50 - £80
• Lot 50: A 22ct gold wedding band, size N, 4.1g. — £200 - £250
• Lot 51: a 9ct gold signet ring with classical bust intaglio, size W/X and another 9ct ring, 8.2 g gross. — £150 - £200
• Lot 52: A group of four 9ct gold rings, largest size Z+3, 17.4 g gross, and another 9ct gold mourning ring, — £300 - £500
• Lot 53: A 9ct gold medal inscribed, Sister A Dale W M Cregagh Chapter 257, 7 g, along with a gold Masonic ring, — £150 - £250
• Lot 54: A Victorian yellow metal rock specimen brooch of floral design in original WM Potts & Sons of Leeds box, 4.5 x 3.5 cm. — £100 - £150
• Lot 55: A 9ct gold charm bracelet with collection of charms, most marked, including 9ct, 14ct and 18ct, also one marked silver, — £800 - £1,200
• Lot 56: An 18k gold and pearl necklace, 59 cm, 21 g gross. — £700 - £1,000
• Lot 57: A Diamond three stone engagement ring, set with approx 0.5 carats (gross)  old brilliant cut diamonds, — £150 - £250
• Lot 58: A 9ct gold flat link necklace, 53 cm, 9.5 g. — £200 - £300
• Lot 59: A 9ct gold bead and pearl necklace, 41 cm, 7.2 g. — £120 - £180
• Lot 60: A 9ct gold photo locket and chain, 11.8 g gross. — £200 - £300
• Lot 61: A 9ct gold charm bracelet with collection of charms, most marked 9ct, — £1,500 - £2,000
• Lot 62: A 9ct gold photo locket on yellow metal fancy link chain, chain appears unmarked, 24 g gross. — £300 - £500
• Lot 63: A 9 ct gold hinged bangle, 6 cm, 10.7 g, in box with 18 ct gold chain which is sewed into the box lining. — £300 - £500
• Lot 64: A 9ct gold Edwardian pendant on yellow metal chain, — £150 - £250
• Lot 65: A collection of costume and silver jewellery to include, bangles, earrings, necklace, brooch marked "Peak", (A lot). — £30 - £50
• Lot 66: Two 18ct gypsy set rings with diamonds and pink stones, size O/P and T, 8.1 g gross. — £300 - £500
• Lot 67: A 9ct gold cocktail ring with tiger's eye cabochon, size O, and a pair of 9ct rope knot stud earrings, 6.1 g gross. — £100 - £150
• Lot 68: A pair of 9ct gold cuff links, 9.1 g gross. — £150 - £250
• Lot 69: A Large collection of Chinese cash coins. — £30 - £50
• Lot 70: A c. 1925 German Reichsbanknote, 100000 Mark, repurposed as a play bill for "Tons of Money". — £20 - £30
• Lot 71: BOOKS: Rare, POSSEL, JOHANN, THE ELDER, (Posselius, Johannes), Translater, 1572, Greek epistles, ‘EYAFFEAIA KAI, — £50 - £100
• Lot 72: A Napoleon III French Mantel Clock, by Henry Marc, Paris, mid 19th century, — £100 - £200
• Lot 73: A Royal Doulton Whyte & Mackay Scotch Whisky Tawny Owl, 20 cl. — £20 - £30
• Lot 74: WHISKY: to include, a Clubhouse St. Andrew's golf ball style bottle, Chivas Regal 18 year, — £50 - £80
• Lot 75: WHISKY: A 12 year old Cardhu Scotch Whisky, 40% 75 cl, numbered 81 - 75 - 13 to back of label, with box. — £70 - £100
• Lot 76: WHISKY: A Distillers Edition Classic malts of Scotland with six miniatures along with tasting notes, — £50 - £80
• Lot 77: A 1982 bottle of Royal Oporto port in gift box with bar tools. — £40 - £60
• Lot 78: CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19th Century, Putti Desporting Upon Clouds, oil on canvas, signed indistinctly LR:, 37cm high, — £80 - £120
• Lot 79: JOAN ROBINSON, Napoleonic era soldier holding flag on rearing horse, oil, initialed, 29 x 23 cm, — £30 - £50
• Lot 80: "Beauties of Claude Lorraine", drawn by Claude Lorraine, engraved on steel by G H Every, published W. B. — £70 - £100
• Lot 81: MASON CHAMBERLIN (British) 1727-1827, Portrait of a Scottish Nobleman, possibly a Royal Stuart; by family repute, — £5,000 - £8,000
• Lot 82: BRITISH SCHOOL, MID 19TH CENTURY, Equestrian Portrait of a Bay Cobb, with attending groom,  oil on canvas, — £300 - £500
• Lot 83: JULIAN NOVOROL, (British) 1949-, Punt Gunning At Dawn, Setting Out, oil on canvas, — £150 - £250
• Lot 84: JULIAN NOVOROL, (British) 1949-, Punt Gunning, Poling Home, oil on canvas, signed and dated LL: Julian Novorol, 1987, — £150 - £200
• Lot 85: FRENCH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY, Huntsman Resting with Hounds,  oil on panel, signed indistinctly LL: , — £300 - £500
• Lot 86: ATTRIBUTED TO E. PONTHIER, French 20th century, A 17th century Dutch Fleet Engagement,  oil on board, — £150 - £250
• Lot 87: Manner of JAMES LATHAM, IRISH, 18TH CENTURY, A pair of portraits of children,  Oil on panel (or laid on board), — £100 - £200
• Lot 88: RICHARD DENEW, RA. (British) fl. 1827-1858, Full Cry, John Baker on Smuggler, circa 1919, oil on canvas, — £200 - £400
• Lot 89: TOM SCOTT, Scottish Borders river scene with cottages, watercolour, signed, 25 x 34 cm. — £200 - £300
• Lot 90: JOAN ROBINSON, British (1943-1966), Still Life of Chisanthemums in a vase, oil on canvas, — £200 - £300
• Lot 91: JOAN ROBINSON, British (1943-1966), Still Life of Tulips and Spring Flowers in a glass vase, oil on canvas, — £150 - £250
• Lot 92: JOAN ROBINSON, British (1943-1966), Still Life of Lilies, Roses and Dianthus, “Flower Piece 1", oil on canvas, — £80 - £120
• Lot 93: JOAN ROBINSON, floral spray, watercolour, initialled, 39 x 28 cm (excluding matting). * ARR would apply — £40 - £60
• Lot 94: JOAN ROBINSON, still life with chinese objects, watercolour, signed and dated 1944, 28 x 33 cm (excluding matting). — £50 - £80
• Lot 95: JOAN ROBINSON, still life breakfast tea and toast, watercolour, signed and dated 1943, 26 x 34 cm (excluding matting). — £50 - £80
• Lot 96: JOAN ROBINSON, floral still life, oil, unsigned, 34 x 29 cm. * ARR would apply — £40 - £60
• Lot 97: JOAN ROBINSON, a collection of three oils all floral still lifes with daffodils, unframed, 51 x 40 cm. — £50 - £80
• Lot 98: JOAN ROBINSON, a collection of four oils all floral still lifes, 50 x 40 cm, (4). * ARR would apply — £50 - £80
• Lot 99: JOAN ROBINSON, a collection of three portraits, all oil, to include; lady, likely artist's mother, in yellow hat, — £50 - £80
• Lot 100: JOAN ROBINSON, "Mary 1565", oil, 14 x 12 cm (image size), also a painted panel with Mary Queen of Scots, — £80 - £120
• Lot 101: WILLIAM ROBINSON, British (XX), Stormy Scottish Moorland, oil on canvas, signed, LR: W. Robinson, 49cm x 59 cm. — £30 - £50
• Lot 102: WILLIAM ROBINSON, "Pink Scarf", portrait of lady, likely mother of Joan Robinson, oil, label verso, 33 x 26 cm. — £50 - £80
• Lot 103: C. DOW (XX), Still Life of Summer Flowers in a glass vase, Oil on board, signed LR: Dow C / 65, — £80 - £120
• Lot 104: TOM SCOTT, Scottish (1854-1927), ‘A Caithness Crofter’, watercolour, signed LR: Tom Scott, — £700 - £1,000
• Lot 105: JOHN BLAKE McDONALD, Scottish (1829-1901), Gathering Seaweed at Tantallon Castle, near the Bass Rock, oil on canvas, — £100 - £200
• Lot 106: TOM SCOTT, Scottish (1854-1927), Gathering Sheep near Fatlips Castle, Hawick, watercolour, monochrome, — £150 - £250
• Lot 107: TOM SCOTT, Scottish (1854-1927), The Gardener, watercolour, signed and dated LR: Tom Scott, 86, — £200 - £400
• Lot 108: TOM SCOTT, Scottish (1854-1927), Tweed At Abbotsford, watercolour, signed and dated LR: Tom Scott, 1907, 24cm x 34cm. — £300 - £500
• Lot 109: ANNE CARRICK, Scottish (1919-2005), ‘Winter Flowers, oil on board, daffodils and hyacinth in two vases, — £150 - £200
• Lot 110: FRANK WATSON WOOD, British (1862-1953); Bamburgh, watercolour, signed and titled: Bamburgh / Frank W. Wood. 1943, — £400 - £600
• Lot 111: JOSEPH PAUL, British (1804-1887), The Ferryman, a wooded Norfolk river landscape, with figures, — £300 - £500
• Lot 112: FRANK WATSON WOOD, British (1862-1953), Overlooking Bamburgh Castle, — £300 - £500
• Lot 113: FRANK WATSON WOOD, British, (1862-1953), Bamburgh Golf Course, overlooking the links to sea, figures on the course, — £300 - £500
• Lot 114: TOM SCOTT, RSA, Scottish (1854-1927), Carnoustie Beach, a very large landscape of the bay, — £800 - £1,200
• Lot 115: ANNE CARRICK, Scottish (1919-2005), Still Life of Flowers in a Vase, oil on board, signed LR: Anne Carrick, 1960, — £150 - £200
• Lot 116: MARION DRUMMOND, Scottish (1958-), ‘Anniversary’, still life of spring flowers, — £500 - £800
• Lot 117: A pair of Gentleman’s bathroom mirrors, by Howard & Sons, — £500 - £600
• Lot 118: An attractive pair of French style ormolu wall lights, 20th century,  each with two lights, — £150 - £200
• Lot 119: A 19th century style twelve arm gilt metal chandelier, 20th century, — £150 - £250
• Lot 120: A late Regency parcel gilt overmantel mirror, circa 1820, with three plates, — £150 - £200
• Lot 121: A finely carved standard lamp with spiral twist body on segmented circular base, 156 cm. — £30 - £50
• Lot 122: A 19th c. overmantel rococo style mirror, 104 x 130 cm. — £50 - £100
• Lot 123: A contemporary monumental mirror with bevelled glass within rococo style frame. 159 x 210 cm. — £150 - £250
• Lot 124: A Regency style overmantel mirror, with three oblong plates, — £100 - £150
• Lot 125: A Victorian parcel gilt overmantel mirror, with arched frame,  79cm high — £40 - £60
• Lot 126: An arched overmantel mirror in gilt frame, 106 x 107 cm — £40 - £60
• Lot 127: A Queen Anne style cheval mirror, 160 x 64 cm. — £20 - £40
• Lot 128: A Queen Anne triptych dressing table mirror, 71 x 95 cm. — £20 - £30
• Lot 129: A modern rococo style wall mirror, 82 x 51 cm. — £20 - £40
• Lot 130: An attractive pair of dressed stone gate pier capitals, probably 19th century, — £100 - £200
• Lot 131: A composition stone pillar, 64 cm,  with two small decorative urns and a lion (4) — £20 - £30
• Lot 132: A mahogany centre table with turned pendants to corners on pedestal base, 73 x 130 x 70 cm. — £50 - £80
• Lot 133: A mahogany serving table with ledge back and single drawer, 74 x 121 x 62 cm. — £50 - £70
• Lot 134: A large light oak cabinet with CD storage drawers, 126 x 154 x 46 cm. — £50 - £80
• Lot 135: A Victorian rosewood nursing chair, 90 x 50 x 70 cm, and a caned Edwardian chair, (2). — £30 - £50
• Lot 136: A Regency style sofa in striped upholstery, 70 x 210 x 54 cm. — £50 - £80
• Lot 137: A Siesta extending dining table 77 x 207 x 90 cm — £50 - £80
• Lot 138: A set of four dining chairs on turned front supports, 99 cm. (4) — £30 - £50
• Lot 139: A Georgian style drum table, 60 x 50 cm. — £20 - £30
• Lot 140: An attractive William IV rosewood Library Console table, circa 1830, with a rounded rectangular top, — £300 - £500
• Lot 141: An early Victorian mahogany Scottish chest of drawers, with a deep cushion fronted drawer, over graduated drawers, — £70 - £100
• Lot 142: A mid-century Heals sideboard, circa 1960, probably designed by Alfred Cox Kenton, — £200 - £300
• Lot 143: An Arts and Crafts oak refectory dining table, designed by Sir Ambrose Heal, made by Heal & Son, — £150 - £250
• Lot 144: A lovely set of six Arts & Crafts oak and rush ladder-back dining chairs, the design attributed to Sir Ambrose Heal, — £200 - £400
• Lot 145: A very fine Chinese Canton black and gilt lacquered work table, circa 1855, with a rounded rectangular hinged lid, — £300 - £500
• Lot 146: A small Edwardian mahogany and satinwood inlaid vitrine table, circa 1910, with a hinged glazed top, — £70 - £90
• Lot 147: A William & Mary oak side table, late 17th century and later, with a rectangular planked top, — £70 - £100
• Lot 148: An oak side table, 18th century and later,  with a planked oblong top, — £70 - £100
• Lot 149: A mid Victorian rosewood Davenport desk, circa 1860,  with a sloping fall front, — £100 - £150
• Lot 150: A near pair of Modernist glass console tables, 20th century, each with a single piece of ‘folded’ over glass, — £200 - £400