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Tuesday 25 October 2011
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Royal Doulton, World Ceramics, Glassware,
Toys, Paintings, Prints, Sculptures,
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Instruments, Furniture and, Carpets
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Antiques & Collectables
Auction
Tuesday 25th October 2011
Table of Contents
LOT RANGE ( 541 LOTS IN TOTAL) PAGE NO
1 - 21 Books, Stamps (At exactly 9:00am) 4
41 – 193 Royal Doulton, Glassware, World Ceramics & Toys (At approx. 9:15am) 6
203 – 248 Paintings, Prints & Sculptures (At approx. 10:50am) 17
284 - 336 Jewellery, Watches, Coins (At approx. 11:20am) 21
365 - 446 E.P., Metalware & Hallmarked Silver (At approx. 11:50am) 25
467 - 534 Smalls, Collectibles, Militaria, Lights & Mirrors (At approx. 12:25pm) 29
579 - 609 Clocks & Scientific Instruments (At approx. 13:15pm) 35
630- 810 Furniture & Carpets (At approx. 13:30pm) 37
(Auction will finish at approximately 15:00pm)
* REFER TO NEXT PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ESTIMATES, ABSENTEE AND PHONE BIDS.
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ESTIMATES
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commission. The estimates are prepared well in advance
of the sale and are not definitive, and are subject to
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Next Antiques Auction 29 Nov.
2011
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Lots Description
BOOKS & STAMPS (9am)
A collection of WORLD STAMPS, an old time used world mounted
1 accumulation, scattered coverage, together with loose in envelopes
and second schoolboy album. R500 – R1 000
A set of two VOLUMES, African Handbook of Birds, Series I,
Volumes I and II, “Birds of Eastern and North Eastern Africa”,
maroon leather, fair condition, 1952 and 1955 respectively, plus
2 another VOLUME, African Handbook Of Birds, Series II, Volume I,
“Birds of the Southern Third of Africa”, maroon leather, fair
condition, 1962, by C.W. Mackworth-Praed and Captain C.H.B.
Grant. (3) R1000 - R2000
A set of two VOLUMES, African Handbook of Birds, Series III,
Volumes I and II, “Birds of West Central and Western Africa” by
3 C.W. Mackworth-Praed and Captain C.H.B. Grant, 1970 and 1973
respectively, beige cloth cover with original dust covers with tears,
fair condition. (2) R1000 – R2000
A set of two VOLUMES, Volume One (Struthionidae to Picidae) and
Volume Two (Eurylaemidae to Ploceidae), “The Birds of West and
4 Equatorial Africa” by David Armitage Bannerman, with a foreword
by Sir Alan Burns, 1953, maroon leather, fair condition. R2000 -
R4000
A BOOK, “Birds of Paradise and Bower Birds” by Tom Iredale,
illustrated by Lilian Medland, 1950, rebound with original cover, gold
5 lettering on spine, slight wear and tear, includes National
Geographic article on courtship of Birds of Paradise, with colour and
black and white pictures (1949). R500 – R1000
Four BOOKS, “A Guide to the Birds of Venezuela” by Rodolphe
Meyer de Schauensee and William H. Phelps, Jr., 1978, maroon
leather, fair condition; “British Birds” by F.B. Kirkman and F.C.R.
6 Jourdain, 1943, maroon leather, fair condition; “Birds of Mexico – A
Guide for Field Identification” by Emmet Reid Blake, maroon
leather, fair condition; “Birds of the Caribbean” by Robert Porter
Allen, 1961, maroon leather, fair condition. (4) R500 - R1000
7 Four BOOKS, “Portraits of the Game and Wild Animals of Southern
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Africa” by Capt W. Cornwallis Harris, 1986; “Studies of Birds and
Mammals of South America” by Axel Amuchastegui, text by Helmut
Sick, 1967; “Living Mammals of the World” (1955) and “The Monkey
Kingdom”, an Introduction to the Primates (1957), both by Ivan T.
Sanderson. (4) R500 – R1000
Four BOOKS, “The Sea Fishes of Southern Africa” by Professor J.L.B.
Smith, second edition 1950, blue hard cover, slight wear and tear;
“Pigeons and Doves of the World” by Derek Goodwin, second
8 edition 1970, publication no. 663, standard book number 56500663
0; “Sea birds”, an identification guide, by Peter Harrison, 1983;
“Octopus and Squid”, The Soft Intelligence, by Jacques-Yves
Cousteau and Philippe Diole, 1973. (4) R500 – R1000
A BOOK, “Rails of the World”, A Monograph of the Family Rallidae
9 by S. Dillon Ripley, with Forty-One Paintings by J. Fenwick
Lansdowne, 1977, hard cover, dust cover in folio. R500 – R1000
A BOOK, “Egg-Shells”, an informal dissertation on birds' eggs in
their every aspect and also embodying the repair and care of birds'
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eggs, by Michael Prynne, 1963, yellow cloth, dust cover, slight wear
and tear. R500 - R1000
Two BOOKS, “A Field Guide to the Nests, Eggs and Nestling’s of
British and European Birds” by Colin Harrison, 1975, green cloth,
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dust cover, fair condition, and “A Checklist of the Birds of the
World” by Edward S. Gruson. (2) R300 – R600
A BOOK, “Rough But Ready”, an official history of the Natal
12 Mounted Rifles and its Antecedent and Associated Units 1854-1969,
by Eric Goetzsche. R200 – R400
Two BOOKS, “Barrier of Spears”, Drama of the Drakensberg, by
R.O. Pearse, illustrated by Malcolm L. Pearse, 1973, signed by the
13 author, 30 October 1975, plus “Vanishing Africa” by Mirella Ricciardi,
revised edition, both books hard cover, with dust covers. (2) R500 -
R1000
Three Art BOOKS, “Gregoire – Selfportretstudies/Selfportrait
Studies” deur/by Hester Borman, 1997; “Fancois Krige” by Matthys
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Strydom and “George Pemba – Against All Odds” by Sarah
Hudleston. (3) R300 – R600
A BOOK, “Gerard Bhengu, (1910 – 1990) Zulu Artist”, with a
15 biographical note and description of the plates by Phyllis Savory,
published by Howard Timmins, Cape Town 1965, hard linen cover
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with dust jacket, plus newspape clipping from 2004. R500 – R1 000
Two books, “Tales of Zululand and other stories”, illustrated by
Doreen Baxter, written by Mzilikazi, 1953, including “Rock
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engravings of Southern Africa”, by Thomas A. Dowson, 1992. (2)
R200 – R400
Three books, “Fresh-water fish and fishing in Africa”, by A.C.
Harrison, K.E. Shortt-Smith, etc, 1963; “A pictorial guide to South
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African Fishes”, by K.H. Barnard; “Freshwater fishes of Southern
Africa”, by R.A. Jubb, 1967. (3) R300 – R600
An interesting collection of RUGBY BOOKS, including “Rainbow
Warrior”, by Francois Pienaar with Edward Griffiths; “Springboks at
Bay”, by Maxwell Price; “Naas” by Edward Griffiths; “Mud in your
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eye”, by Chris Laidlaw; “Doc Craven's Tribute – The Legends of
Springbok Rugby 1889 – 1989”, edited by K. Clayton. (21) R300 -
R600
A BOOK, “Charles I” by Sir John Skelton. K.C.B, 1898, maroon
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leather cover with gilt inlay, fair condition. R500 – R1 000
Twelve BOOKS, including “Pompei”, by Amedeo Maiuri, “Roman
Mythology”, by Stewart Perowne, “The Triumph of Barabbas”, by
Giovanni Giglio, translated from the Italian by Eric Mosbacher,
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“Armando Baldinelli”, by Albert Werth, signed by the artist, “L'Italia
Dei Secoli Bui”, by Indro Montanelli amd Roberto Gervaso, etc. (12)
R200 – R400
A collection of WORLD STAMPS, in eight Albums, as well as an
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empty ALBUM. (9) R500 – R800
ROYAL DOULTON, GLASSWARE, WORLD CERAMICS & TOYS
(Approx 9:15am)
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Fiona”, HN1925, 14.6cm high
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(restoration to back collar). R250 – R500
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Monty”, D6202, 14.6cm
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high. R350 – R450
Three items Royal Doulton, “The Gleaners” CROCKERY, including a
43 Snack Dish, D6123, 29.5cm long and two Sweet Dishes, both
23.5cm long. (3) R500 - R800
Two items Royal Doulton “Rustic England” CROCKERY, including a
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rectangular shaped Dish with flared rim, 23cm long and a Rack
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Plate, both with pattern number D6297 and signed 'Grace'. (2) R300
– R500
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Kirsty”, HN2381, 19.1cm high. R500 –
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R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Harmony”, HN2824, 20.3cm high. R700
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– R1 000
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Gentle Woman”, HN1632, 19.1cm high,
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minute chip to bonnet. R1 000 – R1 500
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Secret Thoughts”, HN2382, 15.9cm
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high. R500 – R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Antoinette”, HN2326, 15.9cm high.
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R500 – R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURE, “The Seafarer”, HN2455, 21.6cm high.
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R700 – R1 000
Two items Royal Doulton CROCKERY, including a Snack Tray,
D6094, “Under The Greenwood Tree Series: Robin Hood, The King
51 of the Archers”, 21cm long, as well as a Seriesware Jug, D4405,
depicting Fisherfolk with sailing boats in the background. (2) R300 –
R600
Two items Royal Doulton CROCKERY, a “Gaffers” Rack Plate,
52 26.5cm diameter and a Fruit Bowl, 23.5cm diameter, both
numbered D4210 and with 'Noke' signature. (2) R600 – R1 000
A bulbous-shaped Doulton Lambeth VASE, incised with a broad
geometric band, 12cm high, as well as a Royal Doulton Stoneware
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SPECIMEN VASE, the lower bulbous section impressed with multiple
gilded flower heads, 15cm high. (2) R800 R1 400
A Royal Doulton “Norfolk” DISH, 18.5cm long, as well as a
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“Gleaners” SIDE PLATE. (2) R200 – R400
A large Royal Doulton TOBY JUG, “Winston Churchill”, D6171,
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21.5cm high (small chip to base). R350 – R500
A Royal Doulton “Oliver Twist” JUG in low relief, “Oliver asks for
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more”, 15cm high. R250 – R400
A small Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, D6552, “Neptune”, 9.5cm
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high. R150 – R300
58 A Royal Doulton MODEL of a Dachshund, 8cm high. R200 – R400
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A Royal Doulton “Berkshire” DINNER SERVICE, the gilt rims
decorated with a mint green patterned border above a decorative
'leafy' band, comprising eight of each Dinner Plates, Fish Plates,
59 Side Plates and Dessert Bowls, nine Soup Bouillons (chip to rim of
one) with Saucers, two Vegetable Dishes with covers, Gravy Boat on
Saucer and two graduated Meat Platters (40.5cm and 33.5cm long).
(56) R1 200 – R1 800
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Old Charley”, D5420,
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14cm high. R350 - R450
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG “Sairey Gamp”, D5451,
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15.9cm high, (glaze cracks to base). R200 – R300
Two items Royal Doulton Dickensware CROCKERY, a Serving Bowl,
62 “Mark Tapley”, D5175, 23.5cm diameter and a Dessert Bowl, “Cap'n
Cuttle”, D5175. (2) R300 - R450
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Leprechaun”, D6847,
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19.1cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Anne Boleyn”, stamped for
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small jug, D6650, 18.4cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Catherine Howard”,
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D6645, 17.8cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Golfer”, D6623, 17.8cm
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high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “The Poacher”, D6429,
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17.8cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Sairey Gamp”, D5451,
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15.9cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Toby Philpots”, D5736,
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15.9cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Simon The Cellarer”,
70
D5504, 16.5cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Izaak Walton”, D6404,
71 17.8cm high, base stamped “To Commemorate The 300th
Anniversary of “Compleat Angler”, 1653 - 1953”. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Capt Ahab”, D6500,
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17.8cm high. R250 – R350
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A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Vicar Of Bray”, D5615,
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17.2cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Sancho Pancho”, D6456,
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16.5cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Henry VIII”, D6642,
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16.5cm high. R250 – R350
A large Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUG, “Parson Brown”, D5486,
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16.5cm high (minute chip to rim). R250 – R350
Five small Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUGS, including: “Buzzfuzz”,
D5838, 8.3cm high, “North American Indian”, D6614, 10.8cm high,
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“Long John Silver”, D6386, 10.1cm high, “The Soldier”, D6876,
11.9cm high and “Golfer”, D6756, 11.9cm high. (5) R1 000 – R1 500
Five small Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUGS, including: “Pearly
King”, D6844, 8.9cm high, “The Sleuth”, D6635, 8.3cm high, “The
78 Lawyer”, D6504, 10.1cm high, “The Walrus & Carpenter”, D6604,
8.3cm high, (repair to hat) and “Town Crier”, D6537, 8.3cm high.
(5) R1 000 – R1 500
Five small Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUGS, including: “John Peel”,
D5731, 8.9cm high, “Old Salt”, D6554, 10.1cm high, “The Airman”,
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D6870, 11.9cm high, “Neptune”, D6552, 9.5cm high and “Mark
Twain”, D6694, 10.1cm high. (5) R1 000 – R1 500
Six miniature Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUGS, including “The
Falconer”, D6547, 7cm high, “Mine Host”, D6513, 6.4cm high, “Anne
80 of Cleves”, D6754, 6.4cm high, “Arry”, D6249, 6.4cm high, “Capt
Henry Morgan”, D6510, 6.4cm high and “George Washington”,
D6825, 6.4cm high. (6) R800 – R1 000
Six miniature Royal Doulton CHARACTER JUGS, including “Long
John Silver”, D6512, 6.4cm high, “Dick Turpin”, D6542, 5.7cm high,
81 “Lobster Man”, D6652, 7cm high, “Anne Boleyn”, D6651, 6.4cm
high, (one side of the axe chipped off), “John Barleycorn”, D6041,
6.4cm high and “Arriet”, D6250, 5.7cm. (6) R800 – R1 000
A small Royal Doulton MODEL of a Bulldog with the Union Jack
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draped over his back. R300 – R500
Two small Royal Doulton TOBY JUGS, both “Winston Churchill”,
83 10.1cm high, with colour variation to band around hat. (2) R400 –
R800
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A medium Royal Doulton TOBY JUG, “Winston Churchill”, D6172,
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14cm high. R250 – R450
A large Royal Doulton TOBY JUG, “Winston Churchill”, D6171,
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22.9cm high. R350 – R500
A small/medium Royal Doulton TOBY JUG, “Happy John”, D6070,
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13.3cm high. R250 – R300
Three small Royal Doulton TOBY JUGS, including “Fat Boy”, D6264,
87 “Sam Weller”, D6265, (chip to base) and “Mr Micawber”, D6262
(chip to base), all 11.9cm high. (3) R400 – R600
Five small Royal Doulton TOBY JUGS, from the “The Doultonville
Collection”, including “Miss Nostrum the Nurse”, D6700, “Dr Pulse
88 the Physician”, D6723, “ Betty Bitters the Barmaid”, D6716, “Mr
Litigate the Lawyer”, D6699 and “Rev. Cassock the Clergyman”,
D6702, all 10.1cm high. (5) R600 – R800
A Royal Doulton “Old English Coaching Scenes”, DISH, D6393, titled
89 “The Coach being waved off from a wayside Inn”, 21cm wide. R200
– R300
Three Royal Doulton “Home Waters” DISHES, the larger 21cm wide
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and two 18.5cm wide, all signed W.E. Grace. (3) R400 – R800
A small Royal Doulton FIGURINE, 'Ninette', HN3215, 8.9cm high,
91 with wooden stand, minute chip to skirt, inspect extended arm.
R300 – R500
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Carrie”, HN2800, 15.2cm high, minute
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chip to bonnet. R300 – R600
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Ruth”, HN2799, 15.2cm high. R800 –
93
R1 000
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Adrienne”, HN2152, 19.1cm high, with
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wooden stand. R600 – R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Fair Lady”, HN2835, 18.4cm high, with
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wooden stand. R600 – R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURE, “The Foaming Quart”, HN2162, 152cm
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high. R600 – R800
A Royal Doulton FIGURE, “Falstaff”, HN 3236, 9.5cm high. R300 –
97
R600
98 A Royal Doulton FIGURINE, “Pretty Ladies : Happy Birthday 2008”,
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HN5117, 22.5cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A Royal Doulton 'Persian' VASE, decorated with blue and yellow
99 parrots amongst, pink and green flowers and foliage, 10cm high.
R300 – R500
A Royal Doulton stoneware JUG, with silver rim, marks worn,
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assayed for Birmingham 1904, 14cms high. R400 -R800
A pink and white Copeland “Spode's Tower” DINNER/TEA SERVICE,
comprising twelve Dinner Plates, fourteen Fish Plates, seventeen
Side Plates, twelve Soup Bouillons on Saucers, eight Dessert Bowls,
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Meat Platter (32.5cm long), eleven Tea Cups, fifteen Saucers, large
and small Tea Pot and lastly three graduated Jugs (odd chips,
hairline cracks and stains). (107) R3 000 – R4 000
A Royal Albert “Enchantment” COFFEE SET, comprising six Cups and
Saucers, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl (chip to rim) and a Coffee Pot, crown
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on back stamp purposefully defaced and some fault to print. (15)
R500 - R800
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, including a blue and clear glass Pear, one
103 as a London “Telephone Booth” and the third with a blue, red, white
and yellow pattern against clear glass. (3) R300 – R500
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, including a blue/green tinted glass,
decorated with pink “coral-like” pattern, signed “Solo Cauhness?,
104 Scotland, D20579”, another with similar coloured glass, decorated
with elongated bubbles and lastly a clear and blue glass weight,
decorated with a “sea anemone – shaped “ flower. (3) R300 - R500
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, including a blue and white 'swirl” encased in
clear glass, a clear glass weight decorated with bubbles and blue
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and white flowers and lastly a clear glass weight decorated with a
black “Sandy” floret on a speckled white base. (3) R300 – R500
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, including a red “snowy mountain peak”
encased in clear glass, one with a colourful “swirl” in clear glass and
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a clear glass weight enclosing a filigree bubble and “sandy” white
suspension. (3) R300 – R500
A Royal Grafton “Studio Craft” COFFEE SET, decorated with white
flowers and buds (partially hand painted), against a pale green
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ground with gilt rims, comprising six Cups and Saucers and Coffee
Pot. (13) R300 – R600
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A Wedgwood leaf-shaped DISH and a boxed Minton SANDWICH
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TRAY, both decorated in flower bouquets. (2) R250 – R450
A Rosenthal “Classic Rose Collection” DINNER SERVICE, comprising
six of each Dinner Plates, Soup Bowls and Side Plates, Vegetable
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Tureen with Cover, Serving Dish, Platter and Gravy Boat on Stand.
(22) R2 000 – R3 000
Three Beswick MODELS, a Trout jumping from a realistic 'water'
110 base, a seated Cat (minute chip to ear) and lastly a Duck with
Ladybird on the end of it's beak (chip to beak). R250 – R400
Six items Wade PORCELAIN, including a pair of Donkey Models,
10cm high, a pair of Vases, one in green, the other brown (chip to
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handle), both with double scroll handles, 7cm high, and two small
Trinket Dishes, one as a Leaf, the other as a Fish. (6) R300 – R500
A Macintyre Moorcroft Florian Ware “Floral Cartouche” TYG, in the
112 Art Nouveau style, the base with printed factory mark and green
signature, small chip to rim, 11cms high. R5 000 – R8 000
A blue enamel child's MUG and PLATE, 20cm diameter, partially
hand painted with children at play on rocking horses, as well as a
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child’s porcelain MUG, transfer decorated with children swimming
(indistinct back stamp). (3) R250 – R350
Four ITEMS Belleek Porcelain, 'Tridacna' pattern, Cream Jug, 8cm
high, 'shell' pattern Sugar Bowl, 'Posy' Vase (chip to flower petal)
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and 'clover' pattern Butter Pot, all with green back stamp: second
version (1955 – 1965). (4) R200 – R400
A ship's DECANTER, with fluted neck to graduated diamond cut
115 body on star-cut base with faceted ball stopper, 26cm high. R800 –
R1 200
Three Belleek Porcelain CREAM JUG and SUGAR BASIN SETS, the
116 'Ribbon', 'Ivy' and 'Lotus' pattern, all with green back stamp: second
version (1955 – 1965). (6) R400 - R600
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, two millefiori and one with colourful swirl
117 encased in clear glass, (with signature to base) as well as a yellow
and green glass ASHTRAY. (4) R300 – R500
An early 20thC cut glass VASE, of circular form tapering to the
118
pedestal foot, 21cm high. R350 – R550
An early 20thC green carnival glass VASE, shaped as a crown upon
119
an octagonal foot, 15cm high. R200 – R400
15
A large Churchill TOBY JUG, by Copeland Spode, 22cm high, as well
120 as a Dovey Pottery MODEL of Winston Churchill (chip to hat), 20cm
high. (2) R400 – R600
A heavy urn-shaped cut glass VASE, with ormolu handles as swans
121
upon an ormolu platform base, 40cm high. R2 000 – R3 000
A circular shaped cut glass FRUIT BOWL on three scroll feet, 30cm
122
diameter (chips to rim). R300 – R500
A cut glass VASE, of circular tapered form to the bulbous base on
123
three scroll feet, 21.5cm high. R300 – R500
A circular shaped cut glass FRUIT BOWL, (chips to rim), 18cm
124
diameter and a cut glass WATER JUG, 15cm high. (2) R350 – R550
A 19thC lacquered Decanter and Glass BOX (distressed), the hinged
lid and front with brass inlays, enclosing a fitted interior containing
125
an assembled set of four Decanters (damaged) and an assembled
set of fifteen Glasses. R600 -R1 000
Two colourful ceramic VASES, hand decorated and signed by Barry
126 Dibb, as well as a colourful glass DISH decorated by the same
artist. (3) R250 – R450
127 A Royal Albert FIGURINE, “Lisa”, 18cm high. R400 – R600
128 A Royal Albert FIGURINE, “Jessica”, 18cm high. R400 – R600
An 1860 Minton Majolica JUG, decorated with acorns and foliage,
129
19cm high. R300 – R500
130 A set of six Stuart Crystal Red Wine GLASSES. R450 – R650
131 Eight Waterford Crystal “Alana Hock” GLASSES. (8) R1 500 – R2 500
A Royal Albert “Moss Rose” TEA SET, comprising six Cups, Saucers
132 and Cake Plates, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl and Cake Platter. (21) R2
000 – R2 500
A Royal Albert “English Beauty” TEA SET, comprising five Cups,
133 Saucers and Cake Plates, Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl. (17) R800 – R1
000
A Grafton China “Halcyon” TEA SET, comprising nine Cups (one with
hairline crack, another stained), ten Saucers, twelve Side Plates,
134
two Sugar Basins, Milk Jug, two Cake Platters and a Teapot with
Cover. (37) R800 – R1 000
16
Four Royal Albert TRINKET DISHES, including “Chelsea Bird” and
“Lady Carlyle” patterns, two ornamental baskets, one Carlton Ware,
135
the other Royal Winton and lastly a Johnson Bros. “Coaching
Scenes” Cup and Saucer. (8) R300 – R500
A set of six Edwardian WINE GLASSES, etched with wreath
136 bouquets, identical examples can be seen at the Talana Glass
Museum in Dundee. (6) R450 – R650
An assembled set of eight Waterford WINE GLASSES, two Waterford
137 SHERRY GLASSES and four grape cut LIQUEUR GLASSES. (14) R400
– R600
A Royal Albert Bone China Harlequin TEA SET, comprising four
138 Cups, five Saucers and Cake Plates, Sugar Basin, Milk Jug and Cake
Platter. (17) R600 – R800
Four Coalport Coffee CUPS and SAUCERS, with royal blue borders,
139 decorated with colourful flowers and scrolling gilt foliage, as well as
a Rose Cut Glass BASKET, 15cm high. (9) R250 – R400
A Royal Staffordshire 'Clarice Cliff' Rural Scenes DESSERT SET,
140 comprising Serving Bowl, 22cm diameter and six Dessert Bowls. (7)
R350 - R600
Four Stuart Crystal DESSERT BOWLS (one with chip to rim), as well
141
as a cut crystal BOWL, 20.5cm diameter. (5) R300 - R500
A boxed Royal Albert “The Wind in the Willows Carol Singers” RACK
PLATE, 21cm in diameter and two Royal Doulton PLATES from the
142
Brambly Hedge Gift Collection, “Summer” and “Autumn”. (3) R400 –
R600
A Hutschenreuther MODEL of a rearing stallion, white, glazed, 27cm
143
high. R1 000 – R1 500
A Royal Copenhagen MODEL, of a grey and white horse lying down,
144
No. 4611 (chip to glaze on ear), 5.5cm high. R400 – R800
A Bing and Grondall (B & G) Kjobenhavn MODEL of a walking Polar
145
Bear, No. 1785 R”, 14.5cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A Royal Copenhagen GROUP of a Polar Bear with his fish catch, No.
146
1272 V., 15.5cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A Bing and Grondall (B & G) Kjobenhavn GROUP, of Puppies seated,
147
leaning against one another, 10.5cm high. R400 – R800
17
Two Wedgwood PAPERWEIGHTS, one as a Squirrel, the other as a
148
Snail, 13cm and 9cm high respectively. (2) R300 – R500
Three Caithness PAPERWEIGHTS, all in shades of pinks, mauves
149 and blues, titled “Moon Crystal”, “Moon Flower” and “May Dance”.
(3) R300 – R600
Two Ngwenya glass PAPERWEIGHTS, as well as a Murano glass
150
PAPERWEIGHT, as a bird in blue and purple. (3) R300 – R600
Three Caithness PAPERWEIGHTS, in shades of pinks and blues,
151 titled “Pink Champagne”, “Check Points” and a tear-drop shaped
titled “Moon Drop”. (3) R300 - R600
Three PAPERWEIGHTS, the larger with a central indentation, one
with a uniform swirl of black, blue, white and pink throughout and
152
one with central bubbles surrounded with pink colour, all signed on
the base. (3) R300 – R600
A Strathearn star-shaped millefiori PAPERWEIGHT, a multi-coloured
153 speckled Murano Glass PAPERWEIGHT and a signed green and gold
PAPERWEIGHT. (3) R300 – R600
An important Ardmore Ceramic Studio “Black-on-Cream”, Leopard
154 PLATTER, the base signed “Lovemore, made by Sandy, painted by
Punch, Ardmore Studio, 2010”, 44cm across. R3 500 – R5 500
A Cantonese kidney-shaped famille verte DISH, 27cm diameter.
155
R500 – R800
A George Jones style majolica game PIE DISH, the lid moulded with
156 a rabbit and bird beneath the handle, 36cm across. R1 200 – R1
800
157 Two cut crystal TRINKETS, both as timepieces. (2) R200 – R400
A Carltonware 'Lobster' five division SNACK DISH, 34cm diameter.
158
R500 – R800
A Carltonware CRUET SET as a pair of Game Birds on an oval stand,
159 a Carltonware sunflower DISH (chip to rim) and an Imari PLATE
(chip and repairs ). (3) R200 – R400
A c1900 barrel-shaped Cantonese Famille Verte GARDEN SEAT,
160 decorated with panels of figures at various activities, repaired, 48cm
high. R500 – R1 000
161 A Dresden MODEL of a Cherub above two oval dishes on a Rococo
18
stand and two 19thC Oriental MUGS, all three with damage. R400 –
R800
An early Moorcroft “Pomegranate” SPECIMEN VASE, base with
162
green W. Moorcroft signature, 10cm high. R800 – R1 400
A Clarice Cliff Bizarre “Fantasque” CANDLE HOLDER, chip to rim,
163
11.4cm wide, 7cm high. R800 – R1 200
A N. Guage TRAIN SET, including Locos: 1 x Lima British Electric
Loco, 1 x Lima Santa Fe Loco, 1 x Graham Farish Steam Loco, to
183 name a few, Coaches and Carriages, Track Transformers and
Accessories including box enamel Paints, Buildings and other
scenario accessories. R1 500 – R2 500
Three boxed 1:18 scale special edition Maisto MODEL VEHICLES,
184 including: Jaguar XJ220 (1992), Bugatti EB110 (1992) and McLaren
F1 (1993). (3) R300 – R600
A original Hornby passenger TRAIN SET, comprising, 1 x Steam
Locomotive, 1 x Coal Coach, 2 x Passenger Coaches, 8 x Track
185
pieces (6 bends and 2 straights), 8 x Track Joiners and a key. (21
pieces) R1 200 – R1 500
An assorted collection of well played with Dinky, Matchbox and
186
Crescent TOY Military VEHICLES (some damage). R250 - R400
A large selection of well played with die-cast MODEL VEHICLES,
187 makers include Matchbox, Corgi, Dinky, Maisto, Lesney and more
(some damage). R400 – R800
A Lionel TRAIN SET, for “0-27” track, comprising, No. 1021 90°
Crossover, No. 1024 Manual Switches, Metal Bridge (314), Flat Bed
188 Car, Carboose 1007, Gondola 1002 (car), Flat Car 6411, Tank Car
1005, Engine 1101 and Tender 1001T, Operating Crane 6460, Track
Cleaning Car 3927 and a small Transformer. R400 – R800
A Gilbert American Flyer 3/16” scale TRAIN SET, comprising : 913
Box Car, 940 Hopper Car, 926 three dome Tank Car, 930 Caboose,
189
Curve Track, Straight Track, Whistling Billboard, Pike Planning Kit
and other accessories. R400 - R800
An Ernst Heubach DOLL, with bisque head, glass eyes and jointed
190 composite body, marks on the back of the head, “Heubach.
Koppelsdorf, 320 – 7, Germany”, 60cm long. R600 – R1 200
An Armano Marseille 'Crying Infant' DOLL, with bisque head, blue
191
glass eyes and jointed composite body, back of head marked “A .
19
M., Germany, 351/5K”, 46cm long. R800 – R1 400
An old time German DOLL, with bisque head, glass eyes, a mod
acrylic wig and jointed composite body (some damage to hands),
192
back of head marked “Germany” and stamped “Made in Germany”
on back, had at one time a voice box, 43cm long. R500 – R800
A 1950's E.Fischer Infant DOLL, “Sugar Lump”, with bisque head
and cloth body, as well as a further three Infant DOLLS, all with
193
bisque heads and cloth bodies, displayed in a miniature wooden
bed. (5) R800 – R1 200
PAINTINGS, PRINTS & SCULPTURES (Approx 10:50am)
GULLY, Arthur, R. S., English, four WATERCOLOURS, “All
203 Landscapes” , the largest being 24cm x 19.5cm, all framed and
dated 21. R200 – R400
WENNING, Pieter Willem Frederik, (1873 – 1921) born The
Netherlands, resided in S.A. from 1905, a signed limited edition,
204 PEN and INK DRAWING, 'Homestead and trees”, image size 11.5cm
x 15.5cm, signed and No 22/100 in pencil in the margin, framed.
R400 – R600
FRANCOIS, Leo Auguste, (1870 – 1938), born Luxembourg, resided
in S.A from 1897, ORIGINAL ETCHING, “Noondag Rest”, image size
205
15cm x 9.5cm, signature, dated 36, title and No. 2/15 in pencil in
the margin, framed. R300 – R600
CHARLESWORTH, Geoffrey Terence, born 1930 Durban, unframed
OIL ON CANVAS LAID ON BOARD, verso title: “The lovers at night,
206
Stanger street intersection, Durban”, 83cm x 72cm, signed, dated
63. R800 – R1 200
CHARLESWORTH, Geoffrey Terence, born 1930 Durban, unframed
OIL ON CANVAS LAID ON BOARD, verso title: “Crab cactus plant
207
and Buddha’s Durban”, 93cm x 70cm, signed, dated 93. R800 – R1
200
CHARLESWORTH, Geoffrey Terence, born 1930 Durban, unframed
OIL ON CANVAS LAID ON BOARD, verso title: “Autumn vines on the
208
trellises and poplars, De Doons, Cape”, 56cm x 73cm, signed, dated
78. R600 – R1 200
A pair of CARVED WOODEN BUSTS, “An African couple”, both 33cm
209
in height. R750 – R900
20
MANN, Robin, 20thC S.A, a signed limited edition PRINT, “Cockerel”,
210 36.5cm x 26.5cm, signed and No 6/30 in pencil, in the margin,
framed. R400 – R600
KEY, Angela, 20thC S.A, a signed limited edition PRINT, “Cheetah”,
211 36cm x 44cm, signed and No 1/30 in pencil, in the margin, framed.
R400 – R600
FRANCOIS, Leo Auguste, (1870 – 1938), born Luxembourg, resided
in S.A from 1897, OIL ON BOARD, “A river ford leading into a
212
forest”, 37.5cm x 29cm, signed, framed, some craquelure. R2 000 –
R4 000
VAN DEN BERG, Mary 20thC S.A. WATERCOLOUR, “A beach scene”,
213
29cm x 45cm, signed, framed. R300 – R500
OLDERT, Johannes, (1912 – 1984) born The Netherlands, resided in
S.A from 1935, OIL ON BOARD under glass, “A Cape Dutch
214
farmstead and yard”, 34cm x 44cm, signed, framed. R5 000 – R6
000
FLINT, Sir William Russell, (1880 – 1969) British, a signed
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH printed in colours, “Two Models”, 37cm x
215
28cm, authentic stamp and signature in pencil in the margin, 1 000
published in 1960 by the Medici Society, framed. R5 000 – R7 000
FLINT, Sir William Russell, (1880 – 1969) British, a signed
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH printed in colours, “ In my Studio”, 32cm x
216
48cm, authentic stamp and signature in pencil in the margin, 425
published by W. J. Stacey in 1938, framed. R6 000 – R9 000
FLINT, Sir William Russell, (1880 – 1969) British, a signed
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH printed in colours, “Fair Horizon”, 26.5cm x
217 40cm, authentic stamp and signature in pencil in the margin, 325
published by W. J. Stacey in 1936, verso: Johannesburg's print
shop's label “Fair Horizon” framed. R6 000 – R9 000
BOYLEY, Errol Stephen, (1918 – 2007) S.A, OIL ON BOARD, “A
218 landscape with a farmstead nestled beneath hills”, 50cm x 75cm,
signed, framed. R20 000 – R25 000
ALBERTYN, Michael, 20thC S.A. OIL ON BOARD, “A view of an
219
extended landscape”, 61cm x 90cm, signed, framed. R600 – R800
BATTISS, Walter Whall, (1906 – 1982) S.A PEN and INK DRAWING,
220 “The Puppeteer”, 16cm x 11cm, signed, dated 62, framed. R1 200 –
R2 500
21
BATTISS, Walter Whall, (1906 – 1982) S.A MIXED MEDIA, “Portrait”,
221
14cm x 10.5cm, signed, dated 63, framed. R1 200 – R1 800
BATTISS, Walter Whall, (1906 – 1982) S.A PEN and INK DRAWING,
222 “The Giraffe”, 21cm x 17cm, signed, dated 62, framed. R1 500 – R2
500
VOLSCHENK, Jan Ernst Abraham, (1853 – 1936) S.A. OIL ON
223 BOARD UNDER GLASS, “A land and mountain scape”, 23.5cm x
33.5cm, signed, dated 1933, framed. R40 000 – R60 000
VOLSCHENK, Jan Ernst Abraham, (1853 – 1936) S.A. OIL ON
BOARD UNDER GLASS, “A Riversdale land and river scape with
224
stepping stones across the river”, 39cm x 59cm, signed, dated
underneath the frame, framed. R50 000 – R70 000
GRIEVE, Alice, 20thC S.A., OIL ON BOARD UNDER GLASS, “Grass
225 and shrubs at the foot of a mountain range”, 55cm x 71cm, signed,
framed. R1 500 – R2 000
MACDONALD, Longford, (1905 – 1957) born England, resided in S.A
from c1922, OIL ON CANVAS UNDER GLASS, “Fishermen unloading
226
their catch”, 54cm x 67cm, signed, framed, severe craquelure on
sky area. R800 – R1 500
ROWORTH, Edward, (1880 – 1964) born U.K resided in S.A from
1902, OIL ON BIRCHMORE BOARD, “Landscape with sheep and a
227
shepherd”, 30cm x 39.5cm, signed, (initial under frame) framed. R2
000 – R3 000
Four 19thC FAMILY PORTRAITS, all mixed media, largest being
228
47cm x 37cm, all framed under glass. R400 – R800
SIMPSON, John Churchill, (1911 – 1998) S. A WATERCOLOUR, The
229 Victoria Club (Longmarket street, PMB), 28.5cm x 41cm, signed,
dated 82, title on painting, framed. R600 – R800
PAYNE, Maxine, born in England, resided in S. A from 1945, 1962
elected fellow of R. S. A. London, 1970 – 1971, studied at
230
Accademia, Venice, OIL ON BOARD, “Still life, white roses in
porcelain vase”, 49.5cm x 39.5cm, signed, framed. R1 200 – R1 800
PAYNE, Maxine, born in England, resided in S. A from 1945, 1962
elected fellow of R. S. A. London, 1970 – 1971, studied at
231 Accademia, Venice, OIL ON CANVAS, “Still life, pink and white roses
in a Wedgwood vase”, 60cm x 50cm, signed, framed. R1 500 – R2
000
22
SCOTTI, F. A., OIL ON BOARD, verso title: “On Natal Cape Border”,
232 30cm x 45cm, signed, dated 1939 (under frame), verso: title and
artists name, Professor Scotti, framed. R800 – R1 200
Two ORIGINAL ETCHINGS, one by Johnstone BAIRD, “Edinburgh”,
image size 39cm x 12.5cm, signed in pencil in the margin, framed,
233 the other by Edward W. SHARLAND XIX – XX, “Interior of a
cathedral”, image size 39.5cm x 24cm, signed in pencil in the
margin, framed. (2) R200 – R400
FLINT, Sir William Russell, (1880 – 1969) British, a signed
PHOTOLITHOGRAPH printed in colours, “Retreat from the sun”,
234
44cm x 60cm, signature in pencil in the margin, 850 printed by
Frost & Reed 1960, framed. R5 000 – R8 000
Two ORIGINAL ETCHINGS, by Axel Herman HÄGG (also known as
HAIG) (1835 – 1921) one: “A choir on steps of a Cathedral”, plate
size 57cm x 42cm, the other “A scene with figures crossing a street
235 bridge”, plate size 57cm x 34.5cm, both signed with monogram and
dates 1881 and 1882 on the plates and signature and titles
(indistinct) in pencil in the margins, both have age discolouration,
both framed. (2) R400 - R800
JEWELL, V, PASTEL on BOARD, “A landscape showing two
236 landmarked mountains”, 33cm x 59cm, signed, framed. R300 –
R600
Two HORSE PRINTS in colours by W. Alken, “Aylesbury Grand
237 Steeple Chase”, “The lane scene” and “The brook scene”, both
21cm x 35.5cm and framed. R200 – R400
SARA J., a signed, limited edition PRINT in colours, “Irises”, 20cm x
238 28cm, signature, date '94, title and No. 9/75 in pencil in the margin,
framed. R200 – R400
NAPOLEANE, A, OIL ON CANVAS ON BOARD, “An Italian Mountain
239 Stream with three Figures climbing”, 36cm x 29cm, signed,
inscribed Italia 1945, framed under glass. R800 – R1200
BATTISS, Walter Whall, (1906 – 1982) S.A MIXED MEDIA, “Studio
240
Window”, 13.5cm x 18.5cm, signed, framed. R3000 – R4000
BOYLEY, Errol Stephen, (1918 – 2007) S.A, OIL ON BOARD, “A
landscape with washing on a line outside a dwelling”, 11cm x 16cm,
241
signed, framed under glass, verso inscribed, dated '94 and signed
by the artist. R4000 – R6000
23
VERSTER, Andrew Clement, (1937 - ), S.A., ACRYLIC ON BOARD
242 UNDER GLASS, “A reclining male figure”, 33cm x 48cm, signed and
dated '72 in pencil on the painting, framed. R3000 – R5000
A BRONZE MODEL of a Red Deer, height including base 21cm,
243 length of base 23cm, impressed on base with initials “FNE”. R800 –
R1200
An Art Deco style BRONZE MODEL of a Young Woman posing, 44cm
244
high. R700 – R1 200
245 A set of four framed Hunting PRINTS. (4) R200 – R400
246 A pair of 'Cavalier' Spelter FIGURES, 43cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A 19thC Spelter FIGURE, after a bronze (signature indistinct), of a
247 scantily clad Maiden, her right arm in the air, her left hand holding a
flower, raised upon a 'rocky' base, 80cm high. R1 500 – R2 000
FASCIOTTI, Titta, (1927 – 1993) born Italy, resided in S. A. from
248 1948, OIL ON BOARD, “Dwellings in a landscape”, 24.4cm x 34cm,
signed, framed. R15 000 – R25 000
JEWELLERY, WATCHES & WORLD MONEY (Approx
11:20am)
A superb quality 18ct yellow gold gent's ROLEX Oyster Perpetual
“Day – Date” WRISTWATCH on an 18ct yellow gold presidential
284 BRACELET, in presentation box with bracelet, selling with an
insurance replacement valuation of R260 000.00. R50 000 – R60
000
An 1884 gold SOVEREIGN, a 1925 gold HALF SOVEREIGN and a
285 22ct gold WEDDING BAND, combined weight is 17 grams. R6 000 –
R6 500
Two 22ct gold BANGLES and two gold Hindu PENDANTS, combined
286
weight is 31 grams. R10 500 – R12 500
A 22ct gold NECKLACE with matching BRACELET, combined weight
287
is 45 grams. R15 500 – R17 500
A 9ct yellow gold blue Sapphire and Diamond DRESS RING, set with
a select quality blue sapphire and 40 x 8ct diamonds weighing
288
0.30cts, colour J/K, clarity VS/SI, gold weight of 7 grams, insurance
replacement valuation R17 500.00. R2 500 – R3 500
289 A pair of 18ct white gold solitaire STUD EARRINGS, set with a total
24
of 1.61cts of princess cut diamonds, colour Cape, clarity VS,
insurance replacement valuation of R28 500.00. R7 000 – R8 000
An 18ct white gold solitaire DIAMOND RING, set with a Princess Cut
Diamond with a total Diamond weight of 1.00ct, colour K, clarity
290
SI2, insurance replacement valuation R82 500.00. R21 000 – R24
000
An 18ct white gold solitaire DIAMOND RING, set with a Princess Cut
291 Diamond weighing 1.02ct, colour L, clarity SI3, insurance
replacement valuation R64 500.00. R18 000 – R20 000
An 18ct white gold five stone DIAMOND RING, set with five round
brilliant cut Diamonds with a combined weight of 1.01cts, colour I/J,
292
clarity VS/SI, insurance replacement valuation of R36 950.00. R12
000 - R14000
An 18ct white gold Tanzanite and Diamond RING, the certified
tanzanite weighs 0.64ct and with 90 small diamonds with a
293
combined weight of 0.53c (H – 1, S1), insurance replacement
valuation R19 980.00. R5 000 – R7 000
An 18ct white gold Tanzanite and Diamond RING, set with a centre
oval cut tanzanite weighing approximately 1.45ct and a total of 70
294 round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.70 points in
total, colour I/J, clarity VS/SI, gold weight is 10.3 grams, insurance
replacement valuation R49 950.00. R10 000 – R12 000
A Victorian GOLD SOVEREIGN, dated for 1872, in a Rococo style
295 pendant mount (stamped 375), total weight is 14 grams. R4 000 –
R5 000
296 An ERII commemorative CROWN, in pendant mount. R150 – R300
297 Two 1797 George III cartwheel PENNIES. (2) R400 – R800
A Charles II SHILLING PIECE, “Carolus II Dei Gratia” with bust
298
facing right, obverse with date 1676 above shields. R500 – R1 000
299 Twenty assorted late 19thC and early 20thC COINS. R150 – R300
An Omega Seamaster Professional Chronometer, 300m/1000ft
gent's WRISTWATCH, in two tone 18ct gold and stainless steel, the
wavy black dial with gold-outlined luminous hour markers, skeleton
300
hour/minute hands, red-tipped sweeping seconds hand, date
window at 3 o'clock, sub dials for 30 minutes register, constant
seconds and 12 hours register, with two-tone rotating diver's bezel,
25
with two round chronograph buttons and screw down gas escape
valve in the band, with model 1504/826 bracelet. R20 000 – R30
000
301 A Victorian gold SOVEREIGN, dated for 1876. R3 500 – R4 500
A silver gilt Masonic Past Master's JEWEL, presented to Wor. Bro. J.
302 C. De Klerk, by the members of the British Kaffrarian Lodge No.
853, 1947. R300 – R500
A silver and marquisite NECKLACE and two pairs of EARRINGS.
303
R250 – R350
304 A 9ct gold SCARF/TIE CLIP, weighs 5 grams. R600 – R800
A pair of unstamped gold EARRINGS, weigh 1gram and a 9ct gold
305
WEDDING BAND which weighs 2 grams. R250 – R350
An 18ct yellow and white gold solitaire DIAMOND RING, the
306 diamond is estimated to weigh 0.02ct, all in weight is 3grams. R700
– R1 000
A REPLICA Breitling (for Bentley Motors) WRISTWATCH. R1 000 –
307
R1 500
A REPLICA Breitling (Navitimer Heritage) WRISTWATCH. R1 000 –
308
R1 500
A 9ct gold matching NECKLACE and BRACELET, combined weight is
309
67 grams. R8 000 – R10 000
Three 9ct gold BANGLES, combined weight is 26 grams. R3 000 –
310
R4 000
A selection JEWELLERY, including gold core and silver Lockets, Pearl
311 Necklaces and Bracelets, Brooches, Pendants, Earrings as well as 4
x lady's WRISTWATCHES. R350 – R550
A selection COSTUME JEWELLERY, including Brooches, Bangles,
312
Earrings, Rings, as well as 2 x Wristwatches, etc. R300 – R500
A Kruger “1 shilling” PENDANT, a “Farthing” BRACELET, 2 x
313
MEDALLIONS, various Brooches, Badges, etc. R300 – R500
A Cyma gold plated side wound Bifora POCKET WATCH on a short
314 multi-link plated fobchain with articulated silvered fish pendant
attached. R350 – R550
315 Various COINS, including USA Dollar and Half Dollar, S.A and
26
Churchill Crowns, S.A 3d (14), Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Portugal etc as
well as 3 x COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONS. R250 – R450
316 A collection WORLD BANKNOTES. R250 – R500
Two gold plated HUNTER POCKET WATCHES, one is an Elgin
317
(running but glass loose), the other a non-runner. (2) R400 – R800
A gents 1950's gold looking Longines WRISTWATCH, with black
318 leather strap, some of the gold hour batons are missing. R800 – R1
200
An unstamped gold bloodstone and cornelian swivel FOB SEAL.
319
R400 – R800
A 925 silver hinged BRACELET with ram's head terminals and a
320
matching RING, 52 grams. (2) R250 – R500
A collection of assorted BANK NOTES, c1915 POST CARDS and
321 DEUTSCH-OSTAFRIKANISCHE INTERIMS – BANKNOTES. R250 –
R500
An assortment of WORLD COINS, including Crowns, Rupees, etc.
322
R400 – R800
A carved wooden TRINKET BOX and a PACKET containing a variety
323
of COSTUME JEWELLERY. R200 – R400
A silver and aquamarine RING, a BRACELET and a diamante
324
BROOCH. (3) R300 – R500
325 Three silver “Teddy Bear” PENDANTS. R250 – R300
Four Art Deco style silver PENDANTS, each set with different semi
326
precious stones. (4) R600 – R800
Two Art Deco style silver PENDANTS, one set with an oval onyx
327 panel, the other with a rectangular shaped mother-of-pearl panel.
(2) R300 – R500
Three silver BROOCHES, as Teddy Bears and set with semi precious
328
stones. (3) R750 – R950
An 18ct gold DRESS RING, set with a 0.26ct princess cut diamond
329 (K/SI 1) and 30 x small diamonds totalling 0.30ct (K – L/SI),
insurance replacement valuation R12 000.00. R2 500 – R3 500
An 18ct gold RING, set with a marquis cut diamond weighing 0.15ct
330
(I/SI 1) and four biquettes (I – VS – SI), ring weighs 2.3 grams,
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insurance replacement valuation R9 500.00. R1 800 – R2 500
A SAM produced 1979 gold TWIN PROOF SET, comprising gold R1,
331
gold R2, in green leatherette box. R4 500 – R7 000
Two LONG PROOF SETS COINS, for 1977 and 1978, 10 coins per
332
set, each includes the gold R1 and gold R2. (2) R9 000 – R12 000
A circular 9ct gold hinged LOCKET, set with a tiny diamond and an
333 unmarked gold “flower” BROOCH, combined weight is 8 grams.
R950 – R1 150
Two 1/10 GOLD KRUGER COINS, in pendant settings, combined
334
weight is 9 grams. R2 200 – R2 800
A German “10 Mark” GOLD COIN, dated for 1878 and weighing 4
335 grams and a French “10Fcs” GOLD COIN dated for 1907 and
weighing 3 grams. R1 800 – R2 200
A platinum ring SHANK and HEAD, weighs 3 grams, and two odd
336 9ct gold screw on EARRINGS, one with a pearl, combined weight is
2 grams. R1 200 – R1 600
E.P., METALWARE & HALLMARKED SILVER (Approx
11:50am)
Two electroplated ENTREE DISHES with covers, and a pair of
365
electroplated DISHES with pierced sides. (4) R250 – R450
A pair of cast brass and now silvered FO/TEMPLE DOGS, 12cm high.
366
R400 – R800
A 19thC Sheffield Plate WINE COASTER, 13cm diameter. R250 –
367
R450
An electroplate WINE COASTER, the pierced sides decorated with
368
scrolling foliage above a gadrooned border. R300 – R500
A large oval shaped cast electroplated TABLE CENTRE, the “woven”,
369 scalloped rim above a band of Rococo scrolls amongst flowers and
foliage, to the scroll and leaf feet. R1 500 – R2 000
A pair of circular shaped electroplated SALVERS, both with foliate
370 band below a gadrooned rim, on three ball and claw feet. (2) R400
– R600
Three Copper ITEMS, including a De Klerk Jug, Kettle and Rose
371
Bowl, (some dents). (3) R300 – R600
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A four piece Viners plate TEA SET, on an associate oval-shaped
372 electroplated GALLERY TRAY with pierced sides, 45cm across. R600
- R900
An oval electroplate MEAT DOME by Walker & Hall, 26cm across
373 and another electroplated MEAT DOME, 30cm across. (2) R800 – R1
200
A Victorian electroplate MEAT DOME, with castle handle and crest,
374
34cm across. R1 000 – R1 500
A pair of Cloisonne VASES (damage to the rims) and a Chinese
375 brass VASE cast in low relief with a bird in flight, all approximately
22cm high. (3) R250 – R500
A pair of electroplated three branch CANDELABRA, one needs
376
repairs, 29cm high. (2) R300 – R600
A Sheffield plate SALVER, the rim cast in relief with a fruiting vine,
377
on three scroll feet, 26cm diameter. R500 – R800
A bronze “Mask” DOOR KNOCKER and a metal PLAQUE decorated
378
with an Eastern coat-of-arms, 22cm diameter. (2) R300 – R600
An old time copper KETTLE with turned wooden swing handle, the
379
base impressed “C. Kurz & Co”., 24cm high. R400 – R600
A hand hammered EPNS BOWL and an EPNS and leather bound HIP
380
FLASK. (2) R400 - R800
381 A copper and brass HUNTING HORN, 23cm long. R150 – R300
382 A boxed six place setting EPNS FRUIT SERVICE. R250 – R450
A brass and copper CHESTNUT ROASTER, with turned wooden
383
handle, 91cm long. R300 – R500
A Persian copper POT and COVER, the cover embossed with a
384 hunting scene and with applied handles, selling with an oval shaped
copper TRAY. (2) R300 – R600
385 A four piece FIRE COMPANION SET on STAND. R400 – R600
A brass fan shaped FIRE SCREEN, the stand cast on either side with
386
a maiden in flowing robes, 85cm high. R1 500 -R2 000
A large circular shaped electroplate TRAY with COVER, the border of
387 the tray applied with a continuous fruiting vine, the cover with
acorn-shaped finial and embossed with bands of foliage, 76cm
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diameter. R600 – R1 000
A circular electroplated hand hammered TRAY, with a central panel
388 of a peacock within multiple decorative bands, 57cm diameter. R250
– R450
An Eastern silver BOX, of rectangular form, the hinged lid chased
and embossed in relief with three godesses amongst scrolling
416
foliage, enclosing a wood-lined interior and stepped base, 21cm
wide. R800 – R1 200
An Eastern silver cylindrical shaped small TEA CADDY, chased and
417 embossed in relief with godesses in panels, 6.5cm high. R500 –
R800
Three silver NAPKIN RINGS, one is S.A silver, one is assayed for
418 Birmingham 1929, the last has worn hallmarks, combined weight is
71 grams. R300 – R400
A Victorian silver three piece TEA SET, assayed for London 1855,
each piece engraved with opposing cartouches amongst scrolling
419
foliage, minor dents to each piece, total weight is 1232 grams. R5
500 – R7 500
A silver TROPHY for the S.A.N.R.A (shooting), assayed for
Birmingham 1929, with presentation inscription for 1932, 15,5cms
420
tall, weighs 204 grams and raised upon a wooden base. R800 – R1
200
A silver trophy TANKARD, assayed for Birmingham 1931, with
shooting plaque and 1932 presentation inscription, weighs 160
421
grams and a silver trophy TUMBLER, assayed for Birmingham 1925,
weighs 72 grams. R900 – R1 200
A silver CHRISTENING MUG, engraved with a presentation
422 inscription amongst floral sprays, assayed for Birmingham 1891,
6.5cms high, weighs 61 grams. R300 – R600
A silver shell-shaped BON BON DISH, assayed for Sheffield 1918,
423
13cms long, weighs 42 grams, tears to rim. R250 – R450
An octagonal shaped silver POWDER COMPACT, the hinged lid
424 enclosing a gilded and mirrored interior, stamped “Orr, Sil, 45” and
with 1946 presentation inscription. R250 – R450
A small silver CREAM JUG, assayed for Chester 1899, engraved with
425
a monogram, 7.5cms high, poor condition, weighs 75 grams. R300
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– R500
A silver CARD BOX, the hinged lid marked “Bridge” and enclosing a
426 leather-lined interior, assayed for London 1913, 20cms across. R600
– R1 000
A bright cut silver VESTA CASE, assayed for Birmingham 1900,
427
weighs 21 grams. R350 – R550
An oval shaped silver RING/STUD BOX, the hinged lid with
428 decorative border and raised upon four scroll supports, assayed for
Birmingham 1910, 8cms wide, weighs 125 grams. R800 – R1 200
Two Chatelaine accessories, namely a small silver shield-shaped
SCENT BOTTLE, the back with slight dent and 1898 presentation
429 inscription, assayed for Birmingham 1893 and a bright cut cylindrical
CONTAINER with pull-off lid, assayed for Birmingham 1891. (2)
R700 – R1 000
A slightly curved bright cut silver VESTA CASE, assayed for
430
Birmingham 1903, weighs 30 grams. R450 – R650
A cased set of four sterling silver “Bridge Scoring” PROPELLING
431 PENCILS, the terminal of each with a respect card suit logo. (4)
R350 – R550
A pair of French silver SALAD SERVERS, the bowl and tines made of
horn, a silver FISH SLICE and FORK with bone handles with three
432
matching FISH KNIVES and FORKS, by Mappin & Webb, assayed for
Sheffield 1899. R700 – R1 400
An oval silver BON BON DISH, the sides embossed with two vacant
433 cartouches amongst Rococo scrolls, assayed for Sheffield 1964,
14cms long, weighs 52 grams. R350 – R550
A Dutch silver LADLE, dated for 1916, 27cms long, weighs 147
434
grams. R700 – R1 000
A boxed pair of engine turned silver NAPKIN RINGS, assayed for
435
Birmingham 1939, weighs 31 grams. R300 – R500
Four silver NAPKIN RINGS, two are a pair assayed for Birmingham
436 1936, one is dated for Birmingham 1903 and one is dated for
Birmingham 1939, combined weight is 106 grams. R400 - R600
A silver GRAVY BOAT, assayed for Sheffield 1936, a silver BOWL by
437 the same maker (E. V) and assayed for Sheffield 1950 (both
damaged), combined weight is 236 grams. R800 – R1 200
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Two silver SALT POTS, one of circular form with three lion masks
and claw feet, assayed for London 1894, the other is boat shaped
438 on an oval pedestal foot and embossed in a spiral design, assayed
for Birmingham 1902, combined weight is 137 grams. (2) R600 – R1
000
A set of six silver LIQUOR LABELS, assayed for London 1990/91. (6)
439
R800 – R1 000
A small circular shaped sterling silver easel-back PHOTO FRAME,
440
9cms diameter. R200 – R400
Seven silver COFFEE SPOONS (Birmingham 1936), a three piece
441 silver CRUETT SET (Birmingham 1936) and a sterling silver
THIMBLE. R450 - R650
Two cross-shaped silver bottle STOPPERS, assayed for London
442
1904. (2) R400 – R800
A six place setting assembled Dutch and English silver CUTLERY
SET, the Dutch silver makes up 6 x Table Spoons, 6 x Table Forks, 6
443 x Dessert Forks (all by J. M. Van Kempen & Son, 1922), the 6 x
Dessert Forks, are assayed for Sheffield 1994, total weight is 1242
grams. R6 000 – R9 000
A seven piece assembled Edwardian tortoise shell and silver
444 DRESSING TABLE SET, comprising 4 Brushes, Hand Mirror, Scent
Bottle (lid now pulls off) and a Jar. (7) R2 500 – R3 500
An important 189-piece silver CUTLERY SET, in the Adams style by
E. Viners, assayed for Sheffield 1932/33,comprising twelve of Table
Forks (880grams), Dessert Forks (600g), Dessert Spoons (732g),
Soup Spoons (1125g), eleven plus one other Grapefruit Spoons
(325g), six Serving Spoons (555g), twenty-four Tea Spoons (539g),
one large and two small Ladles (392g), two Mustard and two Salt
Spoons, two Butter Knives, two Jam Spoons, pair Salad Servers,
445 Pickle Fork, Sugar Tongs and four Knife Rests (615g), total weigh-
able silver is 5763g. The bone handled Fish Service includes Fish
Slice and large Fork, twelve Knives and Forks (all blades and tines
hallmarked), twelve bone handled Fruit Knives and Forks (all tines
and blades are hallmarked), stainless steel items comprise twelve
bone handled Table Knives and twelve bone handled Dessert Knives
plus a 6-piece Carving Set, all in a magnificent Art Deco burr walnut
CUTLERY TABLE. (190) R30 000 – R40 000
446 An Eastern silver CIGARETTE CASE engraved with the Taj Mahal
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amongst foliage, 179 grams. R400 – R600
SMALLS, COLLECTIBLES, RUGBY MEMORIBILIA, MARITIME,
MILITARIA, LIGHTS & MIRRORS (Approx 12:25pm)
467 A MODEL of a 19thC Sailing Ship, 102cm long. R1 500-R2 000
A Venetian six branch CHANDELIER (one branch repaired). R1 000
468
– R2 000
OIL ON CANVAS, “Chester Williams”, 75cm x 55cm, signature
469
indistinct, dated 95, framed.
Five MODERN TRADITIONAL ZULU BASKETS, assorted shapes and
470
sizes, the tallest being 45cm. R250 – R500
An ivory topped WALKING STICK, a horn handled RIDING CROP
471
and a SHOOTING STICK. (3) R300 – R500
A set of OPERA GLASSES in case, a metal Office STAMP STAND, a
472
metal PEN STAND, as well as an old time PLANE. (4) R350 – R500
473 Three FUR CAPES. (3) R300 – R500
A Gilbert RUGBY BALL, from the 1995 Rugby World Cup, signed by
474
the 1995 All Black Squad. R1 800 – R2 500
Ex Louis Van Der Watt Rugby Collection: A mini commemorative
RUGBY BALL “Northern Transvaal Rugby Union 1938 – 1988”,
inscribed “Louis , Ek het 92 westryde vir N.Tvl gespeel, Hannes
Brewis”, along with two, Springbok Ties and a further twenty
475
assorted RUGBY TIES, including 2 x Springbok Ties (one presented
to Louis Van Der Watt by the famous Springbok – Piet Wessels, as
well as a special “Hennie Muller Tie” commemorating the 44 – 0 win
against Scotland on the 1951/52 Tour. R400 – R800
A Vrystaat Hoërskool Rugby TIE and POCKET BADGE, awarded to
Daan De Wet who played for OFS from 1969 – 1974 (40 games), as
476 captain in 20 games. He was captain of the first OFS team to reach
a Currie Cup final in 1973 where OFS lost 22 – 30 to N. Tvl. R200 –
R400
Three CALENDARS, namely 2006 commemorative Calendar “Frik Du
Preez – 70 jaar, 1990 commemorating S.A. Rugby Centenary 1889 –
477
1989 and a Springbok Rugby Commemorative Calendar 1891 –
1991. (3) R300 – R500
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A Gilbert RUGBY BALL, with signatures of the 1999 CAT Super 12
Squad, amongst the signatures are those of Heymans, Kruger, Vos,
478 Drotske, Erasmus, Groenewald, etc., as well as a miniature BALL for
S. A. Rugby 1889 – 1989, inscribed and signed by Hannes Brewis.
(2) R500 – R800
A Touch Judge FLAG and ASHTRAY from the OFS tour to the USA in
1977, a miniature RUGBY BALL for S.A. Rugby 1889 – 1989
479
inscribed and signed by Hannes Brewis, along with a framed
PORTRAIT PHOTO of Hannes Brewis. R300 - R500
A laminated action PHOTOGRAPH of some of the 1997 squad, with
14 signatures, a laminated POSTER “South Africa's Rugby Captains
480 from 1891 – 1995, plus two mounted action PHOTOGRAPHS of Joel
Stransky doing the job for the Springboks (both signed by Stransky
and Brewis). (4) R400 – R600
A wonderful selection Springbok Rugby TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS and
portrait PHOTOGRAPHS, all ex the collection of the legend Hannes
481 Brewis and put together by Louis Van Der Watt (Administrator of
The Free State, Member of Parliament for Bloemfontein East and
avid rugby fan). R1 000 – R1 500
A framed COPY of “Die Burger”, 10 August 1937, the front page
482 with the first official photograph of the 1937 Springbok Rugby
Team, signed by both Doc Craven and Louis Babrow. R300 – R500
Two framed Rugby Team PHOTOGRAPHS, namely the 1953
Transvaal Squad, including four Springboks (Wessels, Van Wyk,
483 Sinclair and Rens) as well as the 1993 Free State Squad with 9
original signatures and including four Springboks (Swanepoel,
Venter, Els and Badenhorst). (2) R200 - R400
Five unframed PHOTOGRAPHS of Hannes Brewis, some signed, as
484 well as a TRIBUTE BROCHURE to Hansie and Priscilla Brewis. R150
– R300
Four framed Rugby TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS, all with various
signatures, namely: 1951 Springbok Trials – final trial “B” Team,
1945 Northern Transvaal Touring Team, “Springboks” 3rd Test vs All
Blacks, Kingsmead, 3 September 1949”, and “Springbok Trials”,
485
Cape Town 1951, as well as a PHOTOGRAPH of the 1951/52
Springbok Squad at a formal function given by the Lord Mayor of
London, Sir Lesley Boys and an ACTION PHOTGRAPH of Buks
Marais in action at Murrayfield on 24/11/1951 (S.A. 44 Scotland 0),
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inscribed and signed by Buks Marais. R400 - R600
Rugby TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS, namely : 1912 Springbok Team, 1946
Currie Cup Winners (Northern Transvaal) and three for Pretoria
Police First Team (1947, 1948 – 1961), a PHOTO of 3 of the World's
greatest fly halves together (Hannes Brewis, Cliff Morgan (Wales)
486
and Jack Kyle (Ireland)) – inscribed and signed by Hannes Brewis
and a TRIBUTE BROCHURE to Hansie and Priscilla Brewis (signed by
both of them) and finally a PASTEL PORTRAIT of Hannes Brewis
signed F.Lategan '89. R400 - R800
Five action COLLAGES, each signed by the respective Springbok
Rugby player, namely Robbie Fleck, Butch James, Percy
Montgomery, Breyton Paulse and John Gainsford and a photo of
487 Stransky's most important drop goal to win the 1995 World Cup
Final as well as a collage of one of Stransky's drop goals in the
opening game of the 1995 World Cup against Australia, both signed
and inscribed by Hannes Brewis. R400 – R800
488 A Leopard Skin COAT. R3 000 – R6 000
A cream coloured silk CHRISTENING GOWN, the high yoke hand
489
sewn using traditional techniques, 108cm in length. R500 – R800
MBUYAKHULU, Mthokozisi, (one of the top contemporary crafters of
490 Kwazulu Natal), “The Big House”, made of cardboard, beads and
grass, 44cm high. R600 – R900
MNGOMEZULU, Phumzile, one of the top contemporary crafters of
491 Kwazulu Natal, Ingwavuma Region from “The Fancy Stitch Group”,
“The Red Car”, 26cm x 37cm, signed, framed. R800 – R1 200
Two Needlework PANELS from the top KZN crafters “Fancy Stitch
Group”, the first by Lucy Myeni, titled “Picking Fruit”, the second by
492
Nokuthula Myeni, titled “God Sent the Chameleon”, both signed and
measuring 25cm x 32cm. (2) R1 000 – R1 500
WALFORD, Andrew (1942 - ), an anglo-oriental style Pottery BOWL,
493 of circular form and raised upon a cylindrical base, signed
underneath, 38cm diameter. R700 – R1 200
VAN BESOUW, Guido, (1951 - ), top contemporary glass maker,
now residing in KZN, a large hand blown glass VASE, multi layered
494
and multi coloured, signed and dated 6/8/11, 29cm high. R1 400 –
R1 800
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KUMALO (Mathenjwa), Temba, two carved and painted wooden
495 MODELS, namely a Fish and a Bird on a Tortoise, as well as a red
ivory SPOON by Samson (surname unknown). (3) R400 – R800
IKOSI, Bongekile, a THROW made with patchwork embroidery by
496
artist at Tunga Embroidery Studio, Hluhluwe. R300 – R500
Three traditional woven Zulu lidded BASKETS, made by KZN
497 Crafters, Laurentia Dlamini and Sibongile Buthelezi, as well as two
circular MATS by Angelina Masuku. (5) R500 – R800
A collection of twenty six Lilliput Lane handmade MODEL Houses,
some of the titles include “It's Ice To Make Friends”, “Love to you”,
498 “Inverlochie Hame”, “Tree Tops”, “Sawrey Gill”, “Millbeck Cottage”,
“The Cuddy”, to name a few, two with damage to the chimney. (26)
R1 000 – R2 000
A collection of fifty four THIMBLES, in different forms and
decoration eg: as an owl, windmill, William Shakespeare and
499 makers include Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester, Wedgwood,
Coalport and Staffordshire to name a few, selling with a DISPLAY
SHELF unit. R500 – R800
An Art Deco electroplated LAMP, with moulded glass flame-like
500 shade and stepped marble base on bun feet, over all height 54cm.
R300 – R600
Two early 20thC wooden Scarborough REELS and a 1970's example
501
made of a plastic composition. (3) R250 – R500
A North African carved wooden MASK, 41cm high, on stand. R300 –
502
R500
An outstanding Makonde BODY MASK, Southern Tanzania, 20th
503
Century, 51cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A collection of ten early 20thC SPECTACLES, nine of which are in
504
their cases, some stamped 12ct gold. R1 500 – R2 500
A carved MEERSCHAUM PIPE, as the bust of an Art Nouveau
505
Maiden, with amber stem in hinged case. R800 – R1 200
An Edwardian electroplate OIL LAMP, with green glass well, 45cm
506
high. R400 – R800
An UKHAMBA (vessel for serving/drinking beer), from the Nongoma
507 area, decorated in the traditional amasumpa pattern, 23.2cms high.
R400 – R600
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A wide rimmed, old style UPHISO (vessel for serving/drinking beer),
508
circa 1970's, 30.5cms high. R800 – R1 200
509 A shoulder TROPHY MOUNT of an adult Kudu. R800 – R1 200
510 A shoulder TROPHY MOUNT of a young Kudu bull. R800 – R1 200
An oak TANTALUS and three DECANTERS (chips to rims). R1 800 –
511
R2 200
A collection of Art Deco period MUSIC SHEETS with wonderful
512 illustrations, six early 20thC black and white PHOTOGRAPHS as well
as an old time Agfa CAMERA and LIGHT METER. R150 – R300
A DOLLS HOUSE, with hinged front and roof upon a single drawer,
513 including DOLLS, FURNITURE and other ACCESSORIES, 110cm high.
R1 500 – R2 000
A rectangular shaped bevelled WALL MIRROR in a heavily moulded
514 and gilded frame decorated with a continuous band of foliage,
115cm x 86cm. R1 200 – R1 800
A collection of antique CARPENTRY CHISELS, in a wall mounted
515
CABINET. R2 500 – R3 000
An oak STANDING LAMP, the turned column and circular base
516
carved with acanthus leaves, 153cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
A moulded shield-shaped WALL MIRROR, flowers in urn to the top
517
section have been re-glued, 108cm. R250 – R500
A c1900 oregon pine framed octagonal shaped bevelled WALL
518
MIRROR, 116cm x 67cm. R1 000 – R1 500
A WALL MIRROR, the frame with moulded pediment and continuous
519
carved band within scrolls, 84cm x 60cm. R400 – R600
An oval shaped gilt framed WALL MIRROR, the frame with Rococo
520
scrolls amongst foliage. R400 – R600
An oval shaped gilt framed bevelled WALL MIRROR, the frame
521
moulded with a continuous band of scrolls. R500 – R800
A Victorian oval shaped WALL MIRROR, elaborately carved with
522 Rococo style shells and scrolls, with bevelled glass, (some damage).
R1 000 – R1 500
A cast iron BOOK BINDING PRESS, the handle with brass terminals.
523
R650 – R950
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524 A cut glass LAMP and SHADE, 33cm high. R900 – R1 200
525 A cut glass LAMP and SHADE, 28cm high. R600 – R900
A Venetian oval shaped MIRROR with etched floral border. R1 000 –
526
R1 500
528 A MK2 BAYONET in SCABBARD with canvas frog. R400 – R800
529 An old time BSA PELLET GUN. R700 – R1 100
A 19thC European SWORD, the steel guard with Royal Crest. R1 000
530
– R1 500
The Queen's South Africa MEDAL, with 5 clasps, namely Cape
Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South
531
Africa 1902, stamped “5429 Pte. G. E. Grimshaw 12th Lancers”. R1
000 – R1 500
A group of four WWII MEDALS, along with their MINIATURES,
namely 1939 – 45 Star, The Italy Star, The War Medal and The
Africa Service Medal, (box-framed with a collection of BUTTONS,
532
BADGES, I.D. TAG etc.), along with S.A.A.F. PILOT'S LOG BOOKS
and wartime PHOTO ALBUM, all for Lieutenant Rudolf Martinus
Liebenberg. R4 000 – R5 000
Three 19thC MUZZLE LOADER WORKING PARTS, two impressed
533 “Tower”, the other Hollis & Sons, as well as a ladle-like MEASURE.
(4) R300 – R500
A collection of eighteen assorted PLAQUES, ENGINE and LOCO
534
PLATES. R800 – R1 200
CLOCKS & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (Approx 13:15pm)
An 18thC LONG CASE CLOCK, in carved oak case, the silvered dial
with Arabic and Roman Numerals and two subsidiary dials and
579
signed in the arch “Clement Gowland, Hylton – Ferry, no. 44”, and
fitted with 8–day striking movement, 237cm high. R8 000 – R12 000
An Edwardian oak cased 30 hour MANTLE CLOCK, 25cms high.
580
R300 – R600
An early 20thC part lacquered and part brass MICROSCOPE, by
581
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., 35cm high. R400 – R800
An early 20thC copper BUGLE and a similar period TRUMPET. (2)
582
R600 – R1 000
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A c1900 walnut cased Vienna regulator WALL CLOCK, the case with
arched pediment, the enamel dial with Roman numerals above a
583
wooden panel with day, date and month windows, fitted with an 8-
day striking movement, 103cms high. R3 000 – R5 000
A brass CHEMIST'S SCALE, upon a wooden base with two drawers
584
and crank handle. R300 – R500
A brass double sided SHIPS TELEGRAPH by J.W. Ray & Co.,
585 Liverpool and London, on a spreading column and wooden base,
53cm high. R1 500 – R2 500
A copper Ship's LAMP, by C. Murray & Co., Glasgow, 36cm high.
586
R400 – R800
Two brass Ship's BELLS, both mounted on a wooden plaque. (2)
587
R300 – R500
A cast iron pot shaped Paraffin LAMP, as well as a COMPASS on
588 gimbal bracket and a ship's BAROMETER in Porthole frame. (3)
R400 – R800
An old time FIRE EXTINGUISHER and a similar period copper and
589
brass FIRE HOZE NOZZLE. (2) R200 – R400
A ship's MODEL of the Cutty Sark, 1869, in a bottle, 30cm long.
590
R250 – R550
A 20thC MICROMETRE SEXTANT in mahogany BOX with Certificate
591
of issue dated 1956. R600 – R900
Two brass Ship's LAMPS, as well as a brass Carriage LAMP. (3) R1
592
000 – R1 500
593 Two Brass Ship's Bulkhead LAMPS. (2) R600 – R1 000
A 19thC MANTLE CLOCK / BAROMETER, the clock with 8-day
striking movement between a group of two Spelter figures of artists
594
at work, upon a marble base fitted with the barometer, above a
presentation plaque, 62cm high. R2 500 – R4 500
An Edwardian black slate and speckled marble MANTLE CLOCK, the
black chapter ring with gilt metal Roman numerals around the
595
anchor escapement and fitted with an 8-day striking movement,
43cm high. R1 500 – R2 000
An Edwardian black slate MANTLE CLOCK, the dial with Roman
596
numerals between corinthian columns, 30cm high. R800 – R1 400
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A 19thC flamed mahogany LONG CASE CLOCK, the dial signed R.
Alston Dunfermline with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials,
597 the arch painted with a scene titled “The Lovers”, the dial
surrounded by painted figures in a landscape, fitted with an 8-day
striking movement. R10 000 – R15 000
A Ship's MODEL of the Titanic in glass cabinet, 84cm long. R800 –
598
R1 400
599 A Black forest CUCKOO CLOCK. R1 000 – R1 500
600 A Black forest CUCKOO CLOCK. R600 – R900
A circular shaped BAROMETER, the silvered dial signed by maker
601
“Barigo”, Western Germany, 32cm diameter. R300 – R500
A STICK BAROMETER, by Short & Mason, London, with gimbal
602
bracket and brass correction slide, 92cm high. R1 500 – R2 500
An early 20thC GRAMOPHONE, with large brass horn. R1 000 – R1
603
500
604 A 1950's walnut cased MANTLE CLOCK, 56cm wide. R600 – R900
A 1950's walnut and oak cased MANTLE CLOCK, 52cm wide. R600 –
605
R900
A c1950's inlaid walnut cased MANTLE CLOCK, 31cm wide. R600 –
606
R900
A c1960's walnut cased MANTLE CLOCK, carved with a shell
607
pediment, 35cm wide. R600 - R900
A late Victorian/early Edwardian black slate MANTLE CLOCK, the
608 enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals, with anchor escapement
and fitted with 8-day movement, 40cm wide. R1 500 – R2 000
An early 20thC MICRO-BAROGRAPH by Short & Mason, in glass
609
case. R600 – R900
FURNITURE & CARPETS (Approx 13:30pm)
A George III mahogany slope front WRITING BUREAU, the hinged
writing slope enclosing a fitted interior of drawers and shelves
630
above four graduated cock-beaded drawers on bracket feet, 92cm
wide. R2 000 – R3 000
631 A Victorian mahogany BUREAU BOOKCASE, with astragal glazed
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doors above the fall front enclosing a fitted interior above four
graduated cock-beaded long drawers on bracket feet, 207cm high,
92cm wide. R5 000 – R8 000
An Art Deco quarter veneered burr walnut DINING SUITE,
632 comprising a rectangular shape table, butt-on server and six chairs
(one chair not quite matching). R3 000 – R5 000
A pair of 19thC French quarter veneered SINGLE BEDS, with two
633
good quality Lylax “Maxipedic” MATTRESSES. R6 000 – R8 000
A rectangular shaped yellowwood and blackwood small KOMBUIS
634
TAFEL, the top measures 102cm x 62cm. R800 – R1 200
A Victorian inlaid walnut breakfront SIDE CABINET, 132cm wide. R2
635
500 – R4 000
A pair of Victorian spoon back CHAIRS, with carved foliate splats,
636 overstuffed serpentine fronted seats and carved cabriole legs. (2)
R1 600 – R2 400
An early Victorian mahogany CHEST OF DRAWERS, with two short
637 and four graduated long drawers, with turned wooden handles and
bracket feet, 134cm high. R2 500 – R3 500
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany DISPLAY CABINET, 156cm high,
638
109cm wide. R2 000 – R3 000
A George III mahogany BUREAU BOOKCASE, 210cm high, 107cm
639
wide. R5 500 – R6 500
An Edwardian teak extension DINING TABLE, on five turned and
640
fluted legs, seats eight when extended. R2 000 – R3 000
A 19thC half veneered burr walnut CHEST of DRAWERS, with
641 speckled marble top, canted corners and bun feet, 130cm high,
105cm wide. R2 500 – R3 500
A large Chinese lacquered TRAY, with shaped rim and decorated in
642 gilt with a bird and dragonflies amongst flowers and foliage on a
black ground, some damage, 79.5cm long. R1 000 – R1 500
A 19thC lacquered OCCASIONAL TABLE, the oval top with mother-
of-pearl inlays and painted bouquet within the stepped moulded
643
edge upon a turned column and conforming circular platform base
with three scroll feet, one damaged. R1 500 – R2 000
A Louis XVI style walnut framed wing back BERGERE CHAIR, with
644
serpentine fronted seat on cabriole legs. R800 – R1 200
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A 19thC PRIE-DIEU CHAIR, the ebonised frame with spindle splats
645 and tapered and turned legs on white porcelain castors. R600 –
R900
A Victorian style mahogany framed spoon back ARM CHAIR, with
646
serpentine fronted seat and cabriole legs. R1 000 – R1 500
A Victorian mahogany rectangular-shaped extension DINING TABLE,
raised upon twin opposing concave shaped supports with spindles
647 and carved sabre legs on claw feet, as well as a central lyre shaped
support, with three extra leaves, seats eight when extended. R10
000 – R15 000
A set of eight mahogany Chippendale style DINING CHAIRS
648
(including two Carvers). R12 000 – R16 000
A Victorian mahogany tilt top gate-leg TEA TABLE, with single frieze
649 drawer, on tapered, turned and fluted legs, 101cm wide. R2 000 –
R4 000
An imbuia brass mounted KIST by McNamee & Co., the hinged lid
650
enclosing a shelf, on squat bun feet, 104cm wide. R800 – R1 200
A 19thC rectangular shaped Chinese SIDE TABLE, the top carved
651
with dragons on turned legs. R450 – R850
652 A rectangular shaped OTTOMAN on turned bun feet. R500 – R800
A set of four Edwardian walnut DINING CHAIRS, with carved shield
653 shaped splats above a row of spindles, on turned legs. (4) R2 200 –
R2 400
A circular shaped Victorian mahogany BREAKFAST TABLE, the top
654 with moulded edge upon a turned column and three carved out
swept supports, 120cm diameter. R3 000 – R5 000
655 A Regency mahogany DINING CHAIR. R400 – R800
A c1950 mahogany SIDE CHAIR, on Queen Anne supports. R150 –
656
R300
A Victorian inlaid burr walnut breakfront CREDENZA, the central
door enclosing a wooden shelf between two wooden convex-shaped
657
pilasters and with two convex-shaped leadlite doors to either side
on bun feet, 153cm wide. R6 000 – R10 000
A Victorian mahogany bow fronted Duchess DRESSING TABLE,
658
106cm wide. R3 000 – R5 000
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A c1950 oak BOOKCASE, the glazed doors enclosing wooden
659
shelves, 108cm wide. R1 200 – R1 800
A c1950 walnut BOOKSHELF, the two leadlite doors enclosing
660
wooden shelves, 97cm wide. R600 – R900
An oval shaped mahogany stained SOFA TABLE, on twin turned side
661 supports and scroll legs united by a turned stretcher, 110cm wide.
R1 000 – R1 500
662 A 1950's beechwood U-back bentwood OFFICE CHAIR. R200 – R300
An oak CAPTAIN'S CHAIR, with spindle back and rattan seat. R500
663
– R800
664 A 1970's teak swivel and tilt CAPTAIN'S CHAIR. R300 – R500
665 A stinkwood Tulbagh DINING CHAIR. R200 – R400
666 An oak swivel and tilt CAPTAIN'S CHAIR. R600 – R1 000
An Art Deco walnut breakfront SIDEBOARD/COCKTAIL CABINET,
667
143cm wide. R1 500 – R2 500
668 A Swiss bentwood open ARM CHAIR. R400 – R800
An early 20thC oak mirror back SIDEBOARD, 150cm wide. R2 000 –
669
R3 000
An imbuia bow-fronted linen fold CORNER DISPLAY CABINET, 84cm
670
wide. R800 – R1 200
An oval shaped teak OCCASIONAL TABLE on plain square tapered
671
legs, 61cm wide. R300 – R500
A rectangular shaped kiaat OCCASIONAL TABLE, on four plain legs
672
to the twin sled bases. R500 – R800
A narrow rectangular shaped mahogany HALL TABLE on twin lyre
673 shaped side supports united by a conforming stretcher, 91cm wide.
R400 – R800
An oak 25 bottle WINE RACK, with single drawer in the top section,
674
60cm wide. R600 – R900
A cypress WORK STATION with speckled marble top above two
675
slatted shelves, 82cm wide. R600 – R1 000
676 An Edwardian wall mounted clock case now fitted with shelves as a
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DISPLAY CABINET, 56cm long. R400 – R600
677 An Edwardian oak DAY BED, 190cm wide. R1 000 – R1 500
678 An old time oregon BOX, 76cm wide. R400 – R600
679 An Edwardian CABIN TRUNK, 84cm wide. R500 – R800
680 A pair of oak SIDE TABLES. R400 – R600
An oak two tier TEA WAGON with barley twist legs and castors.
681
R600 – R900
A late Victorian mahogany LADY'S WRITING TABLE, with hand
682 tooled leather writing surface, above two frieze drawers, on turned
legs with castors, 102cm wide. R1 800 – R2 000
A mahogany stained two tier BEDSIDE PEDESTAL, the top with ¾
683
gallery above a single drawer, 65cm wide. R600 – R900
An unusual hexagonal-shaped PEDESTAL/CABINET, the single door
684
enclosing a vacant interior, 56cm high. R400 – R800
685 An oak FOOT STOOL, with leather top. R300 – R500
A pair of 1970's mahogany framed ROCKING CHAIRS with leather
686
cushions (extremely comfortable). (2) R1 500 – R2 500
687 A yellowwood BOOKSHELF, 179cm high. R1 500 – R2 000
688 An oak HALL STAND, 203cm high. R1 000 – R1 500
An oregon pine BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Dressing Table, Stool
689
and a pair of Bedside Pedestals. R2 500 – R3 500
An ironwood THRONE CHAIR, with slatted back, open arms and
690
riempie seat. R300 – R600
A pair of stinkwood open ARM CHAIRS, with slatted backs, riempie
691
seats and ball and claw feet. (2) R400 – R800
Three stinkwood U-back CHAIRS, with riempie seats and tapered
692
stile supports. (3) R900 – R1 500
A cast aluminium PATIO SUITE, comprising four Rococo style Chairs
693
and a circular Table. (5) R2 000 – R4 000
Two CABIN TRUNKS, both with hinged dome lids. (2) R1 000 – R2
694
000
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An imbuia convex fronted linen fold LADY'S DESK/DRESSING TABLE,
695
118cm wide. R600 – R900
An old time teak KITCHEN CABINET, with single drawer above a
696
single door, 70cm wide. R400 – R600
An old time pine WASH STAND, with single frieze drawer on four
697
tapered and turned legs, 106cm wide. R600 – R900
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany LADY'S WARDROBE, the 245cm high
centre section with a hinged door above a vacant mirrored
compartment and two short and three graduated long drawers, with
698
cross-banding to the edges, between two arch-shaped doors with
full length bevelled mirrors upon a platform base, 194cm wide. R12
000 – R15 000
A late Victorian/early Edwardian teak MILITARY CHEST, 99cm wide.
699
R10 000 – R14 000
A c1780 George III inlaid and cross-banded mahogany bow fronted
700
SIDEBOARD, 138cm wide. R7 000 – R10 000
A c1780 George II mahogany extension twin Pedestal DINING
701
TABLE, seats eight when extended. R8 000 – R12 000
An oval shaped Victorian mahogany LOO TABLE, the top with
702 moulded edge upon a turned bulbous column and four carved out
swept supports, 132cm wide. R4 000 – R6 000
An early 20thC bentwood SETTEE, with rattan panels to the back
703
and seat, 118cm wide. R2 000 – R3 000
A set of eight Edwardian mahogany DINING CHAIRS, with carved
704 and button backs, overstuffed seats and turned legs. (8) R5 000 –
R7 000
An oval shaped mahogany pedestal eight seater DINING TABLE,
705
210cm across. R2 500 – R4 500
A mahogany breakfront SIDEBOARD with three drawers above four
706
doors, 174cm wide. R1 000 – R1 500
A Cape stinkwood DUETT STOOL, with riempie seat and X-stretcher
707
on cabriole leg, with ball and claw feet. R300 – R500
A mahogany stained four tier corner WHAT-NOT, 137cm high. R600
708
– R900
709 A fumed oak MONKS BENCH, converts to a table, the base with a
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hinged seat, enclosing a vacant compartment, carved with stylised
foliage, 122cm wide. R1 200 – R1 600
710 An imbuia half moon HALL TABLE, 90cm wide. R400 – R600
A mahogany stained saligna double bed HEADBOARD, 161cm wide.
711
R600 – R900
Two mahogany DINING CHAIRS, one with padded and spindle back,
712
the other with spindle back, both with turned legs. R600 - R800
A teak framed free-standing DISPLAY CABINET, 123cm high. R800
713
– R1 200
A rectangular shaped mahogany framed DISPLAY CABINET on
714
turned feet, 109cm high. R800 – R1 200
A mahogany stained SIDE TABLE, the shaped top with moulded
715
edge, on four Queen Anne legs. R350 – R550
716 A circular shaped kiaat SIDE TABLE, 60cm diameter. R300 – R500
717 An oak CORNER SHELF UNIT, 187cm high. R800 – R1 200
A Victorian mahogany WARDROBE, the single hinged door with
718 arched bevelled mirror above a single drawer on a plinth base,
202cm high. R3 000 – R5 000
A George III mahogany CHEST OF four graduated DRAWERS on
719
bracket feet, 94cm wide. R3 000 – R4 000
A narrow oregon pine and poplar DESK, 138cm wide. R800 – R1
720
200
A North African LABOUR CHAIR, as well as a bentwood CHAIR,
721
missing rattan seat. (2) R200 – R400
A 19thC CHAIR, with low back, rattan seat and sabre legs. R200 –
722
R400
A rectangular shaped oregon pine small KOMBUIS TAFEL, 120cm x
723
60cm. R500 – R800
A 1950's satinwood and poplar two drawer WORK TABLE, on square
724
tapered stile legs, 152cm x 75cm. R600 – R1 000
A pair of early 20thC oak PADDLES and a similar period two piece
725
PADDLE, each section can be used separately. R400 - R600
726 An oak two tier OCCASIONAL TABLE on turned legs and bun feet.
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R500 – R800
727 A set of four STACK STOOLS. R300 – R500
An oak two tier OCCASIONAL TABLE, on four turned out swept
728
supports. R450 - R650
729 An oak WELSH DRESSER, 108cm wide. R1 200 – R1 600
730 A set of six spindle back DINING CHAIRS. (6) R1 500 – R2 100
An eight seater rectangular shaped oregon pine DINING TABLE, on
731 turned legs, selling with a set of eight DINING CHAIRS with riempie
seats and turned legs. (9) R3 500 – R4 500
732 An early 20thC wooden COAL SCOOP. R300 – R500
A flamed mahogany CUTLERY BOX, the hinged lid enclosing a baize-
733
lined fitted interior with removable tray, 42cm. R300 – R500
A carved Chinese COCKTAIL CABINET, with hinged lid and fall-front
734 above hinged doors to the sides and two drawers to the front, 81cm
wide. R3 000 – R4 000
An Edwardian oval shaped GATE-LEG TABLE on barley twist legs
735 and bun feet, when opened the top measures 118cm x 91cm. R700
– R1 100
A circular shaped eight to ten seater stained pine Pedestal DINING
736
TABLE, 175cm diameter. R1 000 – R1 500
737 A set of six oak DINING CHAIRS. (6) R1 200 – R1 800
738 A “World Globe” COCKTAIL CABINET. R1 500 – R2 000
A 1970's/80's rectangular shaped COFFEE TABLE, the top decorated
739 with one of Tretchikoff's famous flower studies, 89cm x 43cm. R1
000 – R1 500
An Edwardian walnut SECRETAIRE, the pull-out secretaire drawer
740 with fall-front and fitted interior above two panelled doors enclosing
a wooden shelf, 122cm wide. R1 000 – R1 500
A stinkwood RUSBANK, with slatted back and riempie seat, 188cm
741
wide. R2 000 – R4 000
An oak swivel top and drop side TEA TABLE, on turned legs, all
742
united by stretchers. R500 – R800
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An oval shaped gate-leg TEA TABLE, on barley twist legs, when
743
opened the top measures 86cm x 59cm. R600 – R800
A Victorian mahogany framed low open ARM CHAIR, on bun feet
744
with castors. R400 – R800
An oak framed MUSIC STOOL, the adjustable revolving seat on four
745
out swept legs. R400 – R600
A dainty Louis XVI style BEDROOM CHAIR, with oval shaped carved
746
and button back on cabriole legs. R600 – R900
747 A nest of four bow fronted and carved SIDE TABLES. R450 – R650
An Edwardian mahogany gate-leg TEA TABLE on twin slatted
748
supports, the two gate-legs with porcelain castors. R700 – R1 000
A Victorian walnut oval shaped gate-leg TEA TABLE, the sides with
749 twin turned columns to the sled bases united by a turned stretcher,
when opened the top measures 106cm x 88cm. R1 500 – R2 500
A Victorian oval shaped inlaid burr walnut GAMES TABLE, upon a
750 turned bird cage understructure with carved out swept legs and
porcelain castors, the top measures 87cm x 52cm. R3 500 – R5 000
An old time cast iron FOOT SCRAPER, each side decorated with a
751
cast model of a Sphinx, 40cm wide. R800 – R1 200
752 An old time cast iron Queen Anne STOVE. R800 – R1 200
An oak/stinkwood? COMMODE and an old time STOOL. R250 –
753
R450
A brown Persian Bokhara CARPET, measuring 185cm x 125cm.
801
R600 – R800
A Persian PASSAGE RUNNER, in white, reds and black, measuring
802
350cm x 85cm. R800 – R1 000
A Persian Hamodeen PASSAGE RUNNER, measuring 360cm x 80cm.
803
R800 – R1 000
A green and white Shiraz RUG, measuring 150cm x 95cm. R600 –
804
R800
A Persian RUG, measuring 190cm x 85cm (worn in places). R300 –
805
R500
A large Persian CARPET, measuring 290cm x 240cm (please inspect
806
– worn in places and with repair). R800 – R1 000
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A red and white Bokhara CARPET, measuring 210cm x 120cm. R400
807
– R600
A hand woven Oriental CARPET, measuring 295cm x 165cm. R800 –
808
R1 000
A beige woollen CARPET, crafters surname Radebe and Xhosa from
809
Kwazulu Weavers, measuring 235cm x 155cm. R4 000 – R6 000
A brown woollen CARPET, made by Handwoven Rug Co., measuring
810
235cm x 175cm. R3 500 – R4 500
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