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Luxury Design, including Design Silver & Objects

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Luxury Design, including Design Silver & Objects2pm Tuesday October 16 2018 Sale number: 161018

Kent House Rutland GardensKnightsbridgeLondon SW7 1BX

www.thepedestal.com020 7281 [email protected]

Viewing12pm-5pm Sunday October 14 20189am-5pm Monday October 15 20189am-12pm Tuesday October 16 2018

Catalogue: £10

Front cover: Lot 13Inside front cover: Lot 63Inside back cover: Lot 71Back cover: Lot 159

Specialists:

Handbags and Luxury Accessories:Charlotte RogersEmail: [email protected]

Design Silver:Michael PrevezerEmail: [email protected]

Objects and Artbags:Guy SavillEmail: [email protected]

Sally Stratton MRICSEmail: [email protected]

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LocationKent House Knightsbridge is situated only a five minute walkfrom Knightsbridge tube station. It is the first building on theleft as you pass through the security barrier at the top ofRutland Gardens. It is in a secluded and secure road oppositeKnightsbridge Barracks & Hyde Park.

Symbols¥ These lots are subject to CITES regulations.

Handbag Condition Grading SystemA* Perfect condition. Would be considered to be in a brand new condition with no signs of wear.A Excellent Condition. Would be considered to be in an almost brand new condition with almost no signs of wear.B Very Good Condition. Would be considered to be in a hardly used condition with limited signs of wear.C Good Condition. Would be considered to be in a used condition with some signs of wear.D Fair Condition. Would be considered to be in a used condition with some heavy signs of wear.E Poor Condition. Would be considered to be in a very used condition with some heavy signs of wear and in need of repair.

WatchesDue to opening case backs for examination we recommend that watches are re-sealed by an authorised technician to ensureany stated water resistance is retained.We do not give any warranty that any watch or clock is in working order or that any individual component part is authentic.

Public TransportThe Piccadilly line stops at Knightsbridge, exit Brompton Road& Harrods. The walk from the tube station is less than 5 minutes.Four bus routes stop outside the venue (No,9, 10, 52 and 452).Car Parking Metered parking is available on Rutland Gate and within HydePark on Carriage Drive.


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1Chanel Classic Small Double Flap Bag Navy lambskin leather with gold coloured hardware. Age circa 1990.23 cm. x 6.5 cm. x 14 cm. Grade B£2,200-£2,500

2Chanel CC Earrings Classic CC clip on gold plate earrings.Age circa 1980.4 cm. x 3 cm.£200-£250

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3Chanel Diana Mademoiselle Flap Bag Black lambskin leather with gold coloured hardware. Age circa 1995.22 cm. x 7 cm. x 15 cm.Grade B£2,000-£2,500

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4Chanel Beige Quilted East West Flap BagBeige square quilted lambskin with matte gold coloured hardware.Age circa 2002.13 cm. x 26 cm. x 4 cm. Grade C£800-£1,200


5Chanel Pink Caviar Jumbo Flap BagDark pink caviar leather with silver coloured hardware. Age circa 2008. 32 cm. x 8 cm. x 22 cm. Grade A£2,500-£3,000

6Chanel Shoulder BagBlack lambskin shoulder bag with silver coloured hardware.Age circa 2004.33 cm. x 14 cm. x 8 cm.Grade B£450-£550

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7Chanel Classic Medium Double Flap BagBlack lambskin leather with gold coloured hardware. Age circa 1990.25 cm. x 16 cm. x 7 cm.Grade B£2,000-£2,500

8Chanel Crossbody Phone BagPatent leather with CC detail.Age 1997.8 cm. x 16 cm. x 3 cm. Grade A*£250-£350

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9Chanel Classic Medium Double Flap BagBlack lambskin leather with gold coloured hardware.Age circa 1994.25 cm. x 16 cm. x 7 cm. Grade C£2,000-£2,500

10Chanel Blue Caviar Shoulder BagBlue caviar leather with brushed silver coloured hardware.Age circa 2012.32 cm. x 14 cm. x 7 cm.Grade B+£1,700-£2,000

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12Chanel Black Satin Four Leaf Clover Wristlet Clutch BagBlack satin clutch bag with brushed gold coloured hardware. Age circa 2004. 16 cm. x 24 cm. x 7 cm.Grade B£600-£800

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11Chanel Black Timeless Camera BagBlack chevron quilted lambskin vintage timeless fringe shoulderbag in caviar leather with gold coloured hardware. Age circa 1987.16 cm. x 23 cm. x 5 cm. Grade B£1,600-£1,800


13Chanel Dubai by Night Gas Can MinaudièreClear plexiglass novelty cross body bag with goldleather strap and gold coloured hardware.Age circa 2015.17 cm. x 12 cm. x 4.5 cm.Grade A£4,500-£5,000

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15Chanel Beige Quilted East West Flap BagBeige square quilted lambskin with matte gold colouredhardware.Age circa 2002.13 cm. x 26 cm. x 4 cm.Grade C£800-£1,200

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14Chanel Red Tall Camera BagRed quilted caviar leather vintage tall classic shoulder bagwith gold coloured hardware.Age circa 1994.22.5 cm. x 23.5. cm x 6 cm.Grade B£1,700-£2,000


16Chanel Classic Medium Double Flap BagBlack lambskin leather with gold coloured hardware.Age circa 2004.25 cm. x 16 cm. x 7 cm.Grade C£2,000-£2,500

17Bottega Veneta Tote BagIntreccato patent and brushed brown leathertote bag.43 cm. x 30 cm. x 20 cm. Grade B£200-£300

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19Yves Saint Laurent Muse 2 Bag Blue calfskin leather and canvas.30 cm. x 14 cm. x 22 cm. Grade B£400-£500

18Fendi Blue Ostrich Leather Small Peekaboo BagBlue ostrich leather small peekaboo bag withbrushed gold coloured hardware. Age circa 2000.25 cm. x 34 cm. x 8 cm.Grade B£4,200-£4,500


20Christian Dior Lady BagFloral canvas with silver coloured hardwareand cream leather details.Age circa 2007.23 cm. x 11 cm. x 19 cm. Grade B£1,000-£1,200

21Valentino Garavani Sequin Tote Bag Cream sequin detail with black patent leather.39 cm. x 18 cm. x 31 cm.Grade B£300-£400

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22Gucci Mini Black Suede Bamboo BackpackBlack suede leather with bamboo handle and leather trim.20 cm. x 7 cm. x 26 cm. Grade D£250-£350

23Gucci Monogram WalletMonogram canvas with cream leather.19 cm. x 2 cm. x 9 cm.Grade D£100-£150

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24Gucci Mini Red Patent Bamboo BackpackRed patent leather with bamboo handle.20 cm. x 7 cm. x 26 cm.Grade D£250-£350

25Gucci Joy ToteMonogram canvas.33 cm. x 14 cm. x 24 cm. Grade D£250-£350

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26Gucci Wave Hobo Bag Gucci monogram fabric withcowhide leather trim and goldcoloured hardware.34 cm. x 3 cm. x 30 cm.Grade B£300-£350

27Cartier Marcello BagTan calf leather top handle bag.49 cm. x 28 cm. x 16 cm.Grade C£150-£250

28Asprey Leather Race Book with integral PurseAge circa 1950.17 cm. x 14 cm.Grade C£60-£80


30A Christian Dior Silk ScarfDior signature blue and whitemonogram silk scarf. 76 cm. x 76 cm. Grade B£60-£80

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29¥Prada Python Bag Python skin with brown leather details. 27 cm. x 17 cm. x 23 cm.Grade A£1,000-£1,500


31Hermes Crossbody Satchel Bag Tan Courchevel leather with gold coloured hardware.Age circa 199220 cm. x 27 cm. x 8 cm. Grade C£800-£1,000

32Hermes Shoulder BagTan Courchevel leather with goldcoloured hardware.Age circa 1988.22 cm. x 30 cm. x 8 cm. Grade D£200-£300

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33A Hermes ‘Contre Courant’ Silk Scarfdesigned by Isabel BarthelIssue Date: 2005 Original Issue. 90 cm. x 90 cm.Grade A£80-£120


35Hermes Enamel BroochHermes brooch with tiger fan scarf printdetail set into gold plated metal. 4 cm. x 3 cm.£250-£350

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34Hermes Enamel BroochHermes brooch with ceramic fan scarfprint detail set into gold plated metal.4 cm. x 3 cm.£250-£350


36Hermes Birkin 35Caramel Ardennes leather Birkin 35 bag with gold coloured hardware.Age circa 2001.35 cm. x 20 cm. x 30 cm. Grade A£6,000-£7,000

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37Hermes Black Ardennes & Barenia Leather Airport BagBlack Ardennes leather and barenia leather unisex airporttravel bag with gold coloured hardware, beige fabric interiorand zip closure. Age circa 1994.43 cm. x 45 cm. x 23 cm. Grade A£4,000-£4,500


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39Louis Vuitton Keepall Bandouliere Monogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age circa 1999.50 cm. x 26 cm. x 30 cm. Grade C£500-£600

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38Louis Vuitton Mini Montsouris BackpackMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age 2000. 20 cm. x 8 cm. x 22 cm.Grade C£550-£650


40Louis Vuitton Neverfull PMMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age 2007.30 cm. x 22 cm. x 12 cm.Grade B£550-£650

41Louis Vuitton Ellipse PMMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age 2000.31 cm. x 12 cm. x 25 cm.Grade D£250-£300

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42Louis Vuitton Grand NoeMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age circa 1994.25 cm. x 19 cm. x 34 cm.Grade C+£400-£500

43Louis Vuitton Camera Clutch BagMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age 1996.26 cm. x 17 cm. x 7 cm.Grade B£100-£150

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44Louis Vuitton Camera BagMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age 1996.26 cm. x 17 cm. x 7 cm.Grade B£100-£150


46Louis Vuitton Deauville Monogram canvas with natural cowhide leathertrim.Age circa 1990.33 cm. x 13 cm. x 25 cm. Grade C£350-£400

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45Louis Vuitton NeverfullMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age 2008.40 cm. x 14 cm. x 24 cm. Grade B£700-£800


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47Louis Vuitton Monogram Keepall BandouliereMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age circa 1995.45 cm. x 25 cm. x 20 cm. Grade D£350-£450

48Louis Vuitton Large PochetteMonogram canvas.Age 1997.25 cm. x 20 cm. x 5 cm. Grade B£60-£80


49Louis Vuitton Bucket Bag PM with integral Mini PochetteMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age 2000.23 cm. x 26 cm. x 12 cm.Grade C£300-£350

50Louis Vuitton Small PochetteMonogram canvas. Age 1997.19 cm. x 15 cm. x 5 cm. Grade B£40-£60

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51Louis Vuitton Keepall 50Monogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age circa 1990.50 cm. x 20 cm. x 30 cm.Grade C+£450-£550

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52Louis Vuitton Speedy 40 Monogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age 1996.40 cm. x 24 cm. x 19 cm. Grade B£250-£350


54Louis Vuitton SamurMonogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. Age 1988.29 cm. x 7 cm. x 21 cm.Grade C£250-£350

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53Louis Vuitton Keepall 50Monogram canvas with natural cowhide leather trim.Age circa 2000.50 cm. x 20 cm. x 30 cm. Grade C+£450-£550


55Louis Vuitton Keepall 50Monogram canvas with naturalcowhide leather trim.Age 1996.50 cm. x 20 cm. x 30 cm.Grade A£500-£600

56Louis Vuitton Kendall HoldallLouis Vuitton Kendall travel bag in green taiga leather.Age 1995. 47 cm. x 20 cm. x 28 cm.Grade B£450-£550

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58Louis Vuitton Damier Azure Neverfull PM Damier Azure canvas with cowhide leather trim.Age 2009.30 cm. x 22 cm. x 12 cm.Grade B£600-£700

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57Louis Vuitton Speedy 25Damier Azure canvas with cowhide leather trim.Age 2010.25 cm. x 14 cm. x 20 cm.Grade C£300-£400


59Louis Vuitton Black Epi Alma PMBlack epi leather Alma bag. 32 cm. x 23 cm. x 15 cm. Grade D£450-£500

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60Louis Vuitton Black Epi Petit NoeBlack epi leather bucket bag.Age 1992.25 cm. x 18 cm. x 26 cm.Grade C£300-£400


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61Louis Vuitton Black Epi Speedy City BagBlack epi leather top handle bag.Age 1997.27 cm. x 20 cm. x 15 cm. Grade C£450-£500

62Louis Vuitton Marilyn Multicolour monogram canvas with naturalcowhide leather trim and gold colouredhardware. Age circa 2008.24 cm. x 10 cm. x 14 cm.Grade B£600-£800


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63A limited edition Louis Vuitton Royal Wedding Speedy Bag with full setLimited edition blue monogram canvas with union jack detail, natural cowhide leather trim and gold coloured hardware.30 cm. x 19 cm. x 23 cm.Grade A*£6,000-£7,000

One of a collection of only 85 pieces released by Louis Vuitton and sold exclusively in the New Bond Street London store tocelebrate the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle in May 2018.


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Introducing ArtbagWe are delighted to offerexciting and highly originalworks from the Artbag seriescreated and made by artistDebra Franses Bean.

Debra describes Artbag as awindow into her soul and itwas whilst studying atCentral St Martins School ofArt (2002-2005) that theidea for these firstmaterialised. Debra took abeautiful handbag from a top

couture house and adapted it into a silicone mould for casting.The first bag was in heavy white plaster, but, her next bag,Catch, was cast in resin, and featured a goldfish inside a tank ofwater, mounted on a plinth. Her first pieces were highlyautobiographical as through these Debra visualised how shewas feeling about various areas of her life. Although this focushas shifted over time Debra acknowledges that every bag is adistillation of who she has met, where she has been and whatshe has seen in the world. As Debra explains, ‘…all interactionsleave a trace in me which inspire my work’. Every Artbag has atitle and these are equally as intriguing: ranging from a single,punchy word through to smart, thought-provoking statementswhich brand and define the Artbag.

Debra explores ideas centred on consumption and massproduction, and recognises the complex relationship we havewith material objects as consumable goods. With their kitschyelements these works are a clear nod to pop art, however, theyalso reference our contemporary digital age, as the contentswould be acquired through online shopping and socialnetworking. Objects span the low and high levels of comfort,prestige and style. The process of resin encapsulation results in

a visually-heightened presentation of the chosen items, withthe anticipation of their consumption forever suspended in timeand never to be realised.

The creation of an artbag has been likened to mummification ina slick and chic resin coffin. Objects are selected to ensure thatthey won’t break or melt in the casting process, andoccasionally delicate items need their own mould. The siliconemould of the handbag is in two parts and an initial layer ofobjects is laid out in each half. Liquid resin is poured in, inlayers, with a day in between for each layer to cure and withfurther objects added to build up the layers. The completedhandbag is then put into a pressure chamber where any last bitsof air are removed. This is the most delicate stage of theprocess as bubbles can be created in the resin. Once cured thehandbag stays in the mould for several days and when removedit is sanded down, polished to a high sheen and lacquered.

Debra Franses Bean was born in London in 1967, she studiedPolitics and Economics and initially pursued a career inadvertising. She has lived and worked in New York and London,where she is now based. Her Artbags have been exhibited ingalleries around the globe and she also undertakes privatecommissions. In 2015 she created works for the Coca ColaMuseum to celebrate 100 years of the iconic coke bottle designand her works were shown alongside pieces by some of Debra’sown personal art heroes.

64Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)Divine RevengeMixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of athree dimensional handbag encasing various fabricatedcontents including a golded replica ‘gun’, gold platedchain, gold plated and diamanté ‘Chanel’ charm.29cm. x 20 cm. x 8 cm., weight 2kg.£1,500-£2,000

DFB: With its contents of gold, this small feminine bagis equally delicate and dangerous, and full of glamourand tension It conjures feelings of a female James Bond.


65Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)Ode to Warhol IIMixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of a three dimensional handbag encasing variousfabricated contents including a soup can, a pair of glitter shoes, lipstick, a small golden replica ‘gun’, adollar bill and ‘Chanel’ bottle of perfume.56 cm. x 40 cm. x 16 cm., weight 15kg.£5,500-£6,500

DFB: My homage to the iconic father of Pop Art, featuring a plethora of kitsch signs and signifiers fromWarhol’s oeuvre. This work personifies 1960s’ Americana and would be a perfect accompaniment to aPop Art or handbag collection. This is one of two similar artworks, and each is unique. The other example is owned by Tanya BaxterContemporary, Hong Kong.

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66Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)The Emoji BagColoured painted and solid transparent resin, in the form of a three dimensional handbag encasingnumerous fabricated colourful Emoji ideograms and smileys.56 cm. x 40 cm. x 16 cm., weight 15kg.£5,500-£6,500.

DFB: I was inspired by the visual global phenomenon of the Emoji as a communication to identify with ouremotions in a non-verbal, international digital language.

These icons of communication, used by both adults and children, add humour to our lives.Hand painted balls of coloured resin sit inside, some reflecting the viewer through small mirrors and sobringing the outside inside and the inside out. This bag makes me so happy every time I look at it, it has been part of my private collection since 2015.

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67Debra Franses Bean (b.1967) EleganceMixed media in solid transparent resin in the form of a three dimensional handbag encasing variousfabricated contents including lipsticks, a golden replica ‘gun’, a gaming chip, a ‘Chanel’ compact andperfume bottle and a miniature black bag.56 cm. x 40 cm. x 16 cm., weight 15kg.£6,500-£7,500DFB: Created for the woman of quality; she wears vintage Dior, Chanel and Prada and writes with a MontBlanc pen.

Her seductively made up eyes hide tantalisingly behind designer shades.She holds secrets, gambles and her bag teems with £50 notes. Her temper she tames with champagne, elegant, yet wild, sexy and just a little dangerous too.

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70Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)‘Bang!’Mixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of a threedimensional handbag encasing a black replica ‘gun’.29 cm. x 20 cm. x 8 cm., weight 2kg.£1,200-£1,800.DFB: Bang! is colder and more overtly masculine than Divine Revenge,it is simply a single black pistol concealed in a small handbag.

The adage ‘never judge a book by its cover’ has never had a morefitting consequence.

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68Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)Butterfly BluesMixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of a three dimensionalhandbag encasing common British butterflies,such as the Duke of Burgundybutterfly and the Pearl Bordered Fritillary butterfly.29 cm. x 20 cm. x 8 cm., weight 2kg.£1,300-£1,500DFB: Butterfly Blues presents a dichotomy between the freedom to fly and thebrevity of life. It expresses the delicate balance between freedom and captivity.The butterflies were purchased from the Education Department at ButterflyWorld, Herts which is now closed.

69Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)Lava BagMixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of a three dimensionalhandbag encasing bubbles of orange 'lava'.29 cm. x 20 cm. x 8 cm., weight 2kg.weight 2kg.£1,200-£1,800DFB: This iconic bag makes reference to the larva lamp from the 60’s. Eachmolecule has been hand made and replicated to look like the originalEdward Craven Walker design which consisted of a special coloured waxmixture inside a glass vessel. The heat warmed wax rises through thesurrounding liquid, cools, loses its buoyancy, and falls back to the bottomof the vessel in a cycle that is visually suggestive of pāhoehoe lava, hencethe name. This sculpture is an abstract formation that has a playful yetbiological aesthetic. I made this one in Orange.


71Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)Madame HermèsMixed media in solid transparent resin in the form of a three dimensional handbag encasing variousfabricated contents including a lipstick, a golden replica ‘gun’, a gaming chips, sunglasses and a bottleof ‘Chanel’ perfume.56 cm. x 40 cm. x 16 cm., weight 15kg. £5,500-£6,500

DFB: One of a series of unique Artbags inspired by the sophistication of Parisian women.Taking its design credentials from slick grooming, a chic wardrobe and luxury accessories. She loves the high life in the one of the world’s most iconic cities, likewise money.And, from time to time, slightly dangerous men when she kicks off her heels.

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72Debra Franses Bean (b.1967)The Big Bang (Manbag)Mixed media in solid transparent resin, in the form of a three dimensional bag encasing variousfabricated masculine accessories including a ‘champagne’ bottle, a black replica ‘gun’, gamblingchips, playing cards, a lighter, a pair of sunglasses and a figure of a golden bull.45 cm. x 39 cm. x 13 cm., weight 15kg.£6,500-£7,500

DFB: Inspired by the sport of success: for city boys who become men, the golf client, thechampagne nights and gambling risk takers.This artwork is a tribute to the hard working ethic and nerves of steel needed to win the game ofmoney and secure financial success.The ‘Manbag’ is my most recent creation: a critique of the celebration and glorification of excesswhich defined our culture through the closing decades of the 20th century.

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73Rolex Datejust Wristwatch18k yellow gold. Ref: 16**. 36mm. 18k yellow gold case with18k yellow gold fluted bezel. Gold hatched dial with batonhands and baton applied indexes. Second markers around theouter edge of dial. Automatic 3035 movement. Scratchresistant sapphire crystal. Later leather strap withunassociated buckle. 2.5x magnification date window.£4,500-£5,000


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74Rolex Datejust WristwatchStainless steel and 18k yellow gold. Ref: 16013. Serial number:R350835. 36 mm. Stainless steel case with 18k yellow gold bezel.Gold dial with baton hands and baton applied indexes. Secondmarkers around the outer edge of dial. Automatic 3035 movement.Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Stainless steel and 18k yellow goldjubilee bracelet with fold clasp. 2.5x magnification date window.£4,200-£4,500


76Rolex Datejust WristwatchStainless steel. Ref: 16014. Serial number: 7447930. 36 mm.Stainless steel case with stainless steel fluted bezel. Silver dialwith baton hands and baton applied indexes. Luminous dialdots at the hour markers. Second markers around the outeredge of dial. Automatic 3035 movement. Plexiglass crystal.Stainless steel jubilee bracelet with fold clasp. 2.5xmagnification date window.£3,200-£3,500

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75Rolex Oyster Perpetual Air King WristwatchStainless steel. Ref: 14010. 34mm. Stainless steel case. Bluedial with baton hands and silvered baton applied indexes.Second markers around the outer edge of dial. Automatic3000 movement. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Stainlesssteel bracelet with fold clasp. Water resistant to 10 ATM.£3,200-£3,500


77Rolex Milgauss Oyster Perpetual WristwatchStainless Steel. Ref: 116400. Serial number: M281967. 40 mm. Stainless steelcase. White dial with luminous baton hands and luminous baton appliedindexes. Minute markers around the outer edge. Luminescent hands and dialmarkers. Orange lightning bolt second hand. Fixed domed bezel. Automatic3131 movement. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Stainless steel Rolex oysterbracelet with Deployment clasp. Water resistant to 10 ATM. £5,500-£6,500

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78 Rolex Orchid Wristwatch18k yellow gold. Ref: 2674. 25mm. 18k yellow gold case. 18-jewel Cal.1400 manual wind movement. Gold dial withapplied indexes and black baton hands. Brushed and polishedoval case. Snap on case back. Mineral crystal. Integral 18Kgold bracelet. Signed 18k folding clasp£1,800-£2,000

79Rolex Cellini Wristwatch18k yellow gold and diamond. Ref: 2435. 22mm. 18k yellowgold case with diamond set bezel. 18-jewel Cal.1400 manualwind movement. White dial with diamond set hour markers,gilt baton hands Brushed and polished oval case. Snap on caseback. Mineral crystal. Integral 18K gold diamond set linkbracelet. Signed interlocking clasp. £1,800-£2,000

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80Omega Ladies Seamaster Professional Date Wristwatch28 mm. Stainless steel case. Ref: 2584.80.00. Serial number:57485084. Stainless steel case with blue divers bezel. Bluewave dial with arrow hands and luminous hour markers.Sapphire crystal. Stainless steel jubilee bracelet with foldclasp.£700-£800

81Omega Seamaster Automatic Wristwatch18k yellow gold. 34mm. 18k yellow gold case. Cal. 352.Silvered dial with Dauphine hands, applied indexes and Arabicnumerals. Signed heavy 18k gold case back. Plexiglass crystal.On an associated black leather strap with gold metal Omegabuckle.£1,800-£2,200

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83Fred Stainless Steel ‘La Tigresse’ WristwatchStainless steel. 32mm. Ref: 8826. Quartz movement. Grey dialwith day aperture at 12 o’clock and date aperture at 6o’clock. Applied dial dot hour markers and pencil hands.Mineral crystal. Stainless steel bracelet with deployment clasp.£700-£800

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82Omega Geneve Day Date Wristwatch18k yellow gold. Ref: 41219909. 35mm. 18k yellow goldcase. Cal. 1022 movement. Gold dial with applied indexesand pencil hands. Day/Date aperture at 3 o’clock (Spanishlanguage date). Signed threaded case back. Acrylic crystal.On an unassociated brown leather Hodinkee strap withstainless steel. £1,200-£1,500


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84Bucherer Gold Cuff Watch 18k yellow gold and diamond. 22mm. Ref: 00958. Serial No:8057915. Quartz movement. Factory diamonds set on bezel,case, lugs, and bracelet links. Silver opaline roman numeraldial. crown with diamond cabochon. Scratch resistantsapphire crystal. Integral 18K gold and diamond bracelet.Signed 18k double-folding clasp£1,200-£1,800

85IWC Automatic Yacht Club Wristwatch18k yellow gold. Ref: 811. Case 36mm. 18k yellow gold casewith 18k yellow gold bezel. Cal. 8541. Gold dial with datewindow and quick set date function. Applied baton indexesand lumed pencil hands. Applied second dial dots around theouter edge of dial. Acrylic crystal. On associated strap andbuckle. £3,500-£4,000


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86Vacheron Constantin Time-Only Wristwatch18k yellow gold. Ref: 7592. 33mm. 18k yellow gold case. 36-jewel Cal. K1120 movement. Gold dial with applied indexesand black baton hands.Signed threaded case back. Acryliccrystal. On an unassociated brown leather strap with goldmetal buckle£3,000-£3,500

87Tudor Rolex Oyster Prince Wristwatch34mm. Ref: 7965. Serial: 345868. Yellow metal and stainlesssteel case with Rolex Oyster case back. Gold dial with appliedindexes and faceted dauphine hands. Second marked aroundthe outer edges of dial. Plexiglass crystal. On an unassociatedleather strap with yellow metal buckle.£400-£600


88Jaeger leCoultre Memovox Alarm Wristwatch18k. yellow gold. Case Ref: 1100062. Case 37mm. 18k yellowgold case with 18k yellow gold bezel. cal. 825 automaticbumper movement. silvered matte dial with applied batonindexes. Inner minute track. Central rotating alarm disc.Centre seconds. Date aperture at 3 o’clock. 18k yellow gold,2-part screw-down case back. On an unassociated brownleather strap with gold metal buckle.£4,000-£4,500

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89Baume & Mercier Sub-second 18k Wristwatch34mm. Model: 3502. Ref: 77698. 18k yellow gold case. Whitedial with applied indexes and dauphine hands, sub-second dialat 6 o’clock. Second marked around the outer edges of dial.Plexiglass crystal. On an unassociated leather strap withyellow metal buckle.£600-£800

90Mielvacque Geneve Mother of Pearl and Diamond Wristwatch48mm. Quartz movement. Large stainless steel glazed casewith blue back dial and diamond bezel, containing a smaller25mm free-moving circular watch with mother-of-pearl dial,Arabic numerals for '3', '6' and '12', pavé diamond centre anddiamond bezel. Sapphire crystal. Later leather strap withstainless steel buckle. £4,000-£4,500


91Rare Breitling Datora Triple Date Wristwatch18k. yellow gold. Ref: 1940. 36mm. 18k yellow gold casewith18k yellow gold bezel. Silvered dial with sub-dials at 3 and 9 o’clock. Moon phase at 6 o’clock. Day/Date aperture at 12 o’clock. Original hallmarked case back. Venus 195 calibremanual wind movement. Applied arrowhead indexes and pencilhands. On associated leather strap with Breitling buckle.£5,500-£6,000

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93Cartier Gold and Set Diamond Panthere Wristwatch18k yellow gold and diamond. 22mm. Ref: 00958. Serial No:8057915. Quartz movement. Factory diamonds set on bezel,case, lugs, and bracelet links. Silver opaline Roman numeraldial. crown with diamond cabochon. Scratch resistantsapphire crystal. Integral 18K gold and diamond bracelet.Signed 18k double-folding clasp.£5,000-£8,000

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92Cartier Gold and Set Diamond Tank Wristwatch18k yellow gold and diamond. 18mm. Serial No:571172042.Mechanical manual wind movement. Factory diamonds set onbezel and applied diamonds on dial. Gold Roman numeral dial.crown with diamond cabochon. Scratch resistant sapphirecrystal. Associated Cartier strap with 18K gold signed clasp.£3,500-£4,500


94A diamond and 14k. gold bracelet, circa 1950’sThe four lines of sixty eight old cut brilliants, each in a fourclaw setting, 17.5 cm. long.£7,000-£10,000

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95An 18k. gold travel or desk clock by CartierThe circular dial with black baton hour markers, Roman numeral quarters and black baton hands, within an articulated squaremoulded lightly textured case and engine turned outer-frame, the dial signed 'Cartier', the reverse numbered 016688.4 cm. x 4 cm.£1,500-£2,000

Provenance:Gifted by Loel Guinness (1906-1988) and his third wife, the socialite and fashion editor Gloria Guinness (1912-1980) to Mr andMrs H S H Guinness on the occasion on the their Golden Wedding Anniversary in 1963.

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96A rare original vintage Georg Jensen sterling silverbracelet designed by Arno Mallinowski for Georg JensenDesign No 112. Denmark c.1940.19.5 cm., (120 gm.).£4,500-£5,000


97An original vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver braceletand necklace set designed by Ibe Dahlquist for GeorgJensenDesign No 181. Necklace: Denmark c.1965.41 cm. Bracelet: Denmark c.1970. (2)£6,000-£8,000

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98A rare original vintage Georg Jensen sterling silverbracelet designed by Astrid Fog for Georg JensenDesign No 194. Denmark c.1960.21 cm. x 4 cm., (104 gm.).£3,500-£4,500


99A rare Georg Jensen 18k. white gold and pavé diamond ‘Offspring Bangle’ by Jacqueline Rabun for Georg JensenThe egg shaped bangle and attached asymmetrical charm set with three hundred and nine pavé set diamonds, total estimateddiamond weight approx. 4.0 cts., internal measurements 7 cm. x 4.9 cm. at widest point.£12,000-£18,000Provenance:Purchased Georg Jensen, Caesar’s, Las Vegas, 2010.

The Offspring bangle by Jacqueline Rabun celebrates the creation of life and is a symbolic representation of mother and child,Offspring was Rabun’s first collection for Georg Jensen. The white gold and diamond version was produced in only very limitednumbers.

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100A Danish silver bowl by Georg Jensen, circa 1930The hammered circular body with flared lip, the stylised leafsupports descending to a stepped oval foot.16.25 cm. diameter, 13.8 cm. high, 12 oz. (372 gm.).£1,000-£1,500

101A pair of Danish silver sauce boats by Georg Jensen, post1945With scrolling blossom loop handles and oval bases with ribbedvertical bands and small beads, each numbered to base ‘177’.20 cm. long, x 12 cm. high, 24 oz. (744 gm.).£2,500-£3,000

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102A Danish eight place silver table service of Cypresspattern by Georg JensenAll except the table spoons with English import marks forLondon, 1963, comprising eight each of table spoons, dessertspoons, dessert forks, table forks, fish knives, fish forks, tableknives and cheese knives, the table knives and cheese knivesall with stainless steel blades inscribed ‘Georg JensenDenmark’, Weighable silver 70 oz. (2170 gm.). (64)£2,000-£2,500


103An extremely heavy cast silver statuette of Prime MinisterWinston Churchill during the years of the Second World War,said to be standing on the hills of Dover looking out acrossthe Channel towards occupied Europe, modelled by RichardPrice, a prize-winning exhibitor at Goldsmiths Hall,manufactured by Da-mar Silverware, London, 1977Depicted in Homburg hat, pinstripe three-button, single-breastedsuit and bow tie, one hand in pocket, the other holding a cane,on simulated rocky base.25 cm. high, approx. 152 oz. (approx. 4712 gm.).£2,000-£3,000

Provenance:Bought by the vendor’s father in January, 1978 from G. H. Presley& Sons, Jewellers, of Worthing and stated to be the only onemade with the special Queen’s Silver Jubilee hallmark in a letterof February, 1978 to the vendor’s father from David ShawSilverware Ltd. of Clerkenwell Road, London.

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104¥A pair of Edwardian silver-mounted tortoiseshell photographframes, maker’s mark HA sans serif, retailed by Asprey andstamped ‘Asprey London’, London, 1902/03Rectangular with oval aperture and applied ‘C’ and ‘S’ scrollborders, blue leather backs to apertures, each with silverwirework strut with chain attachment.20 cm. high x 15 cm. wide.£3,000-£4,000

105An engine-turned silver playing cards box with applied goldleafy borders, by Asprey & Co. Ltd., London, 1928Rectangular, on base with sloping sides, the hinged twin coverswith silver gilt interiors, with pierced sprung clips to hold cardsin place inside each cover, green leather lining, complete withpack of cards advertising Black & White Cigarettes.17.7 cm. long x 12.7 cm. wide x 6.5 cm. high.£1,200-£1,500


107A modern Italian silver cocktail jug, Milan, pre 1968Cylindrical with narrow bifurcated scroll handle and angledtapering spout, together with a silver-plated swizzle stick.25 cm. high, 27 oz. (837 gm.).£800-£1,000

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108A Continental silver lozenge-shaped combination clock,aneroid barometer, centigrade thermometer, fahrenheitthermometer and compass, early 20th centuryStamped ‘CH.HOUR FRANCE STERLING’ also stamped on base,side and handle ‘STERLING’, each set to one of the five faces,the compass on top, triangular swing handle, complete withbrass watch key.14 cm. wide x 8cm. high.£3,000-£4,000

106A large plain rectangular silver cigar box by Asprey & Co. Ltd., London, 1929Gilt interior and cedar wood-lined, with two detachable dividers.30.7 cm. long x 18 cm. wide x 10 cm. high, gross weight 78 oz. (2418 gm.).£2,500-£3,500


110¥An early 20th century silver and tortoiseshell mountedtimepiece mantel clock by ?C & Co, Birmingham, 1911The circular dial with Roman numerals and with a platformescapement within a tortoiseshell inset front panel inlaid withsilver marquetry of ribands, swags and scroll work around acentral paterae, the silver case of arched form with a mouldedplinth base and shaped bracket feet, with a makers mark rubbed.16.5 cm. wide x 10 cm. deep x 20.5 cm. high.£1,500-£2,000

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109A pretty modern silver pot pourri bowl and cover designed by J.P. Wood and madeby K. Tasker for Asprey & Co. Ltd., London, 1964Circular with flared lip and gilt interior, the foot engraved with continuous band of navettemotifs framing initials and date ‘3rd. Aug. 1939’, the cover pierced with five Tudor rosesand leafage under a central rope work knop finial. 22.8 cm. diameter, 15 cm. high, 40.8 oz. (1270 gm.).£1,500-£2,000


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112A fine American silver and copper mixed metals cigar box byTheodore B. Starr of New York, circa 1900 Base stamped with firm’s logo, name of firm and ‘STERLING AND OTHERMETALS’, rectangular with hammered surfaces, cedar wood-lined, coverand sides applied with stylised scrollwork decorated with small rivets,cover centred by engraved initials ‘LES’.23 cm. long x 13.5 cm. wide x 6.7 cm. high.£1,200-£1,500

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111¥A large late Victorian shaped rectangular tortoiseshellphotograph frame, circa 1900With applied silver laurel borders and inlaid in silver withribbon-tied swags centred by a basket of flowers andadditionally decorated with trophies on upper section, thelower section inlaid with birds perched on foliate scrolls withmusical trophies dependent, original plum coloured velvetback and strut, with now illegible remains of gold-printedretailer’s (?) details.40.5 cm. high x 33.8 cm. wide.£4,000-£6,000


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114A late Victorian silver Arts & Crafts casket designed by Benjamin Acres Wick for Heath & Middleton, London, 1900, basesigned ‘Benjamin Creswick Designer’Rectangular hammered form, cover chased in relief with three fishermen in conversation around a table, a Tree of Life chased toeither side, riveted hinge mounts, and feet, gilt interior.24 cm. long x 11 cm. wide x 9.8 cm. high, 26 oz. (806 gm.).£1,500-£2,000

Benjamin Creswick (1853-1946) took up sculpture under the eye of John Ruskin and later worked at the Birmingham School ofArt as Master of Modelling & Modelled Design from 1889.

113A stylish Arts & Crafts silver teapot by A.E. Jones,Birmingham, 1918Squat circular on four stylised hoof supports issuing from solidhorseshoe shaped junctions, lightly hammered surface andangular ebonised wood handle.24 cm. long, 11.5 oz. (357 gm.).£1,500-£1,800


116A late 19th century German 800 Standard silver andmother of pearl miniature boudoir timepiece in the LouisXV styleThe circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, thefront pierced and set with mother of pearl panels surmountedby a swing handle, the sides and reverse of the case heavilyembossed and decorated with trellis, scroll-work andacanthus, on scroll feet, the French movement with platformescapement, the case stamped 800 DEPOSE.6.2 cm. wide x 3.6 cm. deep x 10 cm. high.£1,000-£1,500

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115An Edwardian clock set in openwork silver stand designedto resemble an Oriental square screenOn ball feet, with hinged strut and brass winding key, incusemaker’s mark of John Tiley, London, 1905, large white enameldial with black Roman numerals and seconds markings,bevelled glass and steel arms.18 cm. high x 17 cm. wide.£800-£1,000


118A mid Victorian coromandel and brass bounddressing box with silver fittings, the box retailedby Leuchars of Piccadilly, the silver fittings byThomas Johnson, London 1859The rectangular hinged cover centred by a brasstablet with engraved monogram enclosing aconcealed compartment to the reverse of the coverwith a removable easel mirror, the interior with aremovable tray with six lidded pots, scent bottle anda long lidded box (a replacement and marked forWilliam Comyns, London 1893), a further tray withfive cut glass silver lidded bottles, the front with anapron drawer, with flush carrying handles to thesides, the lock stamped W.LEUCHARS PATENT, 38PICCADILLY LONDON, with an engraved retailersplate to the back edge of the interior.33 cm. wide x 24 cm. deep x 19 cm. high. £1,500-£2,000

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117A Victorian silver and enamel cigarette box by JohnNewton Mappin, London, 1888The cover finely painted with a scene of 17th century ladiesand gentlemen strolling beside a river as a young boypushes off his boat from the river bank with an oar, cedarwood-lined.13 cm. long x 8.5 cm. wide x 4.4 cm. high.£600-£800


120An Edwardian silver inkstand by Heath & Middleton,Birmingham, 1907The slender rectangular base with sloping sides and centralpen depression, the silver-mounted, hobnail-cut glass twinbottles with circular incurved covers and star-cut bases,weighable silver 14 oz. (434 gm.).£600-£700

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119A giant silver capstan inkwell by Herbert Bushell & Co.Ltd., Birmingham, 1912With reeded borders and engine-turned surfaces, engravedwith swags, central channel across diameter of hinged cover,detachable clear glass liner and mirror set inside cover, loadedbase covered in green baize.25.6 cm. diameter.£550-£650


121An unusual Arts & Crafts silver clock by W. H. Haseler,Birmingham, 1913 With white enamel dial, steel hands, black Arabic numeralsand smaller red numerals at 15 second intervals, with twonaked elfin children picking apples from a tree applied to frontand filling a basket with the fruit, the waisted standdescending to a semi-circular base, wood back, complete withsmall brass winder.25 cm. high.£3,000-£3,500

122A German silver Art Deco four-piece tea and coffee set, stamped ‘835S’ and ‘Handarbeit’, crown and crescent andmaker’s mark a monogram for G. Bechtle of Pforzheim, circa 1925Of squat circular form with hammered surfaces, on matching rounded oblong tray, the set with wood handles and finials, 87.5oz. (2706 gm.).£1,500-£1,800

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123A late 19th century French faux shagreen, gilt bronzemounted mantel clockThe circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals and painted floralswags within a bezel encrusted with brilliants, the twin train bellstriking movement with cylinder platform escapement, in a fauxshagreen covered case surmounted by an articulated axe handle,and applied with riband tied laurels and paterae, the movementstamped A.D MOUGIN DEUX MEDAILLES.12.5 cm. wide x 7.5 cm. deep x 24 cm. high.£800-£1,200

124¥An old Sheffield plate double decanter trolley, first quarter 19th centuryThe circular coasters with beechwood bases centred by silver bosses with gadroonedrims, the handle with an ivory pull, on four wheels centred by floral bosses and withleather treads.46 cm. wide, 20 cm. deep, 9.5 cm. high.£800-£1,200

This lot contains ivory and because the US Government has banned the import ofivory into the country this cannot be exported to the USA.


125A large matched pair of Arts & Crafts silver sugar casters,mark of Omar Ramsden, London, 1930/33Of hexagonal panelled form with hammered surfaces, ribbedborder to bases and pointed covers pierced with lozenge motifs,22.2 cm. high, 32 oz. (992 gm.).£3,000-£3,500

126An attractive American silver bowl by Tiffany& Co. of New York, Edward C. Moore era,1873/91With wavy rim above a chased frieze of ferns andprunus in the Japanese taste, central plain girdleengraved with petalled borders above a flutedlower body, on engraved foot.20 cm. diameter x 13 cm. high, 27 oz. (837 gm.).£1,800-£2,200

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127A French silver-gilt minaudière, circa 1900French control marks in several places and lozenge maker’s mark ontop rim, of rectangular form, chased in relief with front and back ofa kitten to front and back respectively of case, the kitten gem-setwith rubies and emeralds to eyes and bow around neck, chainattachment, sprung trefoil clip to interior of front cover, centralivorine aide-memoire and mirror, two hinged compartments insideback cover, in original red leather fitted case lined with oyster silkand dark blue velvet.10.6 cm. long x 6.5 cm. wide.£1,800-£2,200

128¥An Italian parcel-gilt .800 standard silver tableornament realistically modelled as a duck, inthe manner of Buccellati, 20th centuryMarked under one foot, with gilded beak and feet,19.5 cm. high x 28 cm. long, 12 oz. (372 gm.).£800-£1,200

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129A pair of late Victorian silver mounted and browntortoiseshell dwarf candlesticks by Gibson and Langman,London, 1897The square detachable drip-pans engraved with leaves aboveturned flowerhead punched nozzles and pierced taperedcolumns, on moulded square section bases.14.5 cm. high. £1,200-£1,500


130A late 19th century Viennese gold mounted, diamond setoval agate bowl set with hard stone beadsThe bowl with a white enamelled peacock with a gold anddiamond set crest, the bowl with border of hardstone beadswith red enamel clasps, the enamelled foot rim mounted withfurther enamel beads.16 cm. wide.£2,000-£3,000

131A late 19th century French onyx, champlevé enamel andgilt bronze mounted lady’s toilet mirrorThe oval bevelled plate within a coloured champlevé scrollingleaf and flowerhead border on a light blue ground within ariband tied leaf and berry gilt bronze mount and a quatrefoilonyx outer-frame with an easel support to the reverse and ahanging ring.45 cm. high x 34 cm. wide.£1,200-£1,800

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133A set of eight metalware napkin rings, stamped ‘925CRAWFORD’, probably American, 20th centuryPlain circular, the front of each with a rectangular cut-out panel centred by a red-enamelled initial ‘C’, inoriginal fitted box, gross weight 9 oz. (279 gm.).4 cm. diameter.£550-£650

134A late 19th century French gilt bronze and champlevé enameltimepiece in the form of miniature longcase clock in the Louis XVstyleThe circular enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and decoratedwith floral swags, with a cylinder platform escapement, the scrolldecorated bombé case surmounted by the a figure of a herald, on arectangular plinth base with cabochon and shell feet, the apron centredby a mask head.13 cm. wide x 7.5 cm. deep x 34 cm. high.£2,000-£3,000

132A pair of 19th century Fluorspar and gilt bronze mountedcassolettesthe domed removable covers concealing candle sconces, theovoid bodies on waisted socles and square plinth bases, slightdifference of dimensions in the fluorspar bodies.16 cm high. (2)£1,500-£2,000


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136A Victorian cut glass and gilt bronzemounted fruit bowl by OslerThe circular hobnail cut bowl with gilt bronzerim and handles in the form of exotic birds,their tails forming handles, on a lion’s pawfeet, stamped twice to the mounts on theunderside OSLER.33 cm. wide.£1,000-£1,500

135A stylish eleven piece Art Deco silver and enamel dressing table set by Albert Carter, Birmingham, 1934/35With opaque black enamel handles and pale green guilloche enamel tops and covers painted with stylised black fish andincorporating bead motifs, comprising:- an easel back dressing table mirror with arched top, bevelled glass and green leatherback, 28 cm. high x 20 cm. wide; a button hook; a pair of large hair brushes and a smaller pair en suite; a hand mirror; arectangular silver box with silver-gilt interior, 11.6 cm. long; a circular powder box, 10 cm. diameter; a comb; and a mountedglass scent/cologne bottle, all contained in green leather travelling case, complete with key and initialled 'MLF' to top.49 cm. wide x 35 cm. deep, 19 cm high.£3,000-£4,000


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138A Continental silver model of a seagulllanding on a naturalistic stone base, probablyGermanWith English import and sponsor’s marks forBerthold Muller, London, 1910.35 cm. high.£1,500-£2,000

137A large pair of German .800 standard silver pheasant tableornaments with detachable heads by Wilhelm Weinranckof Hanau, early 20th century47.6 cm. and 44.3 cm. long, 54 oz. (1674 gm.). (2)£3,000-£3,500


140A pair of silver pheasant table ornaments, Mark of LAG sans serifin triple-lobed punch, London, 1965 One with raised wings, 27 oz. (837gm.).24.2 cm. and 23.8 cm. long. (2)£1,800-£2,000

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139A large pair of Dutch silver cockerel table ornaments maker’s mark DZ+, .835standard, second half of 20th century28 cm. high x 35 cm. wide and 34 cm. high x 31.5 cm. wide, 69 oz. (2139 gm.). (2)£2,500-£3,000


142An early 20th century lapis lazuli and gilt bronze mountedpress paper or paperweightIn the form of a Dionysis term decorated with trailing grapesand foliage on a square section shaped socle with classicalmasks mounted on a lapis block with applied putti mounts.24 cm. high.£400-£600

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141An early 20th century French lapis lazuli and silver platedrepeating carriage clock in the Fabergé style by CharlesFrodshamWith a wreath cast articulated handle above lapis lazuli insetpanels to the top and all sides, within stiff leaf and anthemioncast mounts, the engine turned Arabic dial with moon handssigned to the centre Chas Frodsham, the platform escapementstriking on a gong, the alarm set via a dial on the back plate,on bracket feet, the movement signed Aiguilles.13 cm. high.£4,000-£6,000


143A modern silver beer jug in the Georgian style, by Garrard& Co. Ltd., London, 1962Of plain baluster form with scroll handle.26 cm. high, 41 oz. (1271 gm.).£1,800-£2,200

144A silver swivel-action double coaster trolleyof Regency style, by I. Freeman & Son Ltd.,London, 1973The disc securing wheels to base hallmarkedfor Sheffield, 1973, the coasters with woodbases centred by silver bosses, shell, gadroonand foliate rims, together with a pair ofassociated Edwardian silver-mounted, double-lipped, cut-glass decanters by Saunders &Shepherd, Chester, 1905, of inverted thistleshape, hobnail-cut, with fluted bands below,star-cut base and bulbous stoppers,trolley 43 cm. long, decanters 23 cm. high. (3)£800-£1,200

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145A mid 19th century French gilt bronze and Paris porcelain mounted casket in the Louis XVI styleThe top and sides inset with porcelain panels decorated with oval reserves of floral sprays within gilded surrounds on a greenground, the hinged rectangular top enclosing a watered green silk lined compartmentalised interior, the corner mounts withwinged putti terms, on a shaped plinth base decorated with shells and paterae.26 cm. wide x 21 cm. deep x 17 cm. high.£2,500-£3,500

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147A 19th century French onyx, gilt bronze mounted and champlevé decorated jardinière in the manner of Eugène CornuThe removable rectangular metal liner and tableted front centred by a shaped champlevé enamel panel with champlevé bossesto either side, the reverse similarly decorated, the sides with gilt bronze handles, mounted on circular alabaster bosses, on giltbronze lion’s paw feet.43 cm. wide x 25 cm. deep x 15 cm. high.£1,200-£1,800

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146A fine 19th century French onyx, gilt bronze mounted and champlevé enamel decorated jardinière attributed to EugèneCornu for G.Viot & Cie, ParisThe removable metal liner within a tableted front centred by a shaped roundel of Alabastro Fiorito and flanked by shapedchamplevé enamel panels, the reverse similarly decorated, the corners mounted with winged female monopodiae terminating inlion’s paw feet, the ends applied with large panels of Alabastro Fioritio and centred by gilt bronze roundels issuing scrolling finials.60.5 cm. wide x 25 cm. deep x 22.5 cm. high.£4,000-£6,000


148¥A George V figured mahogany lady’s folding dressing tablewith silver-gilt fittings by George Betjemann & SonsInlaid with boxwood and ebonised lines, the rectangularpanelled hinged lid with flame figured inlaid oval anddetachable light fittings with gilt bronze arms and opalineglass shades, enclosing a bevelled triptych mirror, with wingedsides, above a bevelled glass hinged lid to the front enclosinga removable tray, with compartments to the sides andenclosing a drawer, the rear of the top with mirrored back andfitted with ten hobnail cut glass lidded pots of various sizeswith silver-gilt lids, two hobnail cut glass long trays, twocircular matching dishes with silver-gilt rims, a nail buffer andtray, two toothbrushes, two pairs of scissors, a pair oftweezers, penknife, and eight further manicure implements allsilver-gilt, the winged sides with further silver-gilt fittingsincluding two hair brushes, and a hand mirror on one side, theother side with four brushes, a small hand mirror, a shoe horn,a button hook and a glove stretcher, with further quadrantglazed hinged winged trays to the sides; above a recessedkneehole, flanked by two short drawers, on square taperinglegs and brass cappings and castors, the silver marked forGeorge Betjemann & Sons, London 1920, 1921, also markedKB & Co with star below and oval punch, nail file replaced butmatching, the table monogrammed GB to the underside, somevery small ivory elements.88 cm. wide x 58 cm. deep x 89 cm. high (closed). £10,000-£15,000

A related form of dressing table by Betjemann but retailed byMaples was sold Bonhams, London 11 March 2015, lot 210from the estate of another Dior model, Maggy Sarragne(1923-2014), another one in mahogany and retailed byFinnigans Ltd, which once belonged to the Dior model GretaGrimshaw was sold Bonhams 3 June 2015, lot 266. A fineexample of this form of dressing table in satinwood withsilver-gilt fittings was sold Bonhams, London 24 June 2009, lot143. Two examples of this stylish dressing table, one inmahogany and one in satinwood, with varying fittings, haveappeared at auction as part of the collections of suitablyglamorous vendors in the form of Maria Felix and S.A.R LaPrincipessareale Maria Gabriella Di Savoia. See Christie’sLondon, 27 June 2007, Works of Art from the Collection ofS.A.R La Principessereale Maria Gabriella Di Savoia, lot 249and Christie’s New York, 17-18 July 2007, Maria Felix: LaDoña, lot 204.

George Betjemann (1798-1886) was the great grandfather ofthe Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman (1906-1984). He wasapprenticed to the dressing case maker Gilbert Slater in 1810and established himself as a dressing case manufacturer,initially in Clerkenwell and later in the Pentonville Road,where his firm eventually had over one hundred employees.

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149A set of six silver plated cocktail goblets by Mappin &Webb, 20th centuryWith tapering bowls and stepped circular bases, 12 cm. high,together with a silver plated ‘Bonzer’ cocktail shaker.20 cm. high. (7)£300-£350

150A graduated group of three silver platedcocktail shakers by Mappin & Webb,20th century With angular handles, each with pull-offcover and cap to spout, comprising a 2 pintexample, 25 cm. high, another 1.1/2 pints,23 cm. high and a 1 pint example.20 cm. high. (3)£600-£800

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152An elegant pair of French silver champagne flutes withapplied gold-coloured girdle maker’s Mark As le G forCartier, 20th centuryFrench 1st standard Mark and stamped ‘925’, further stamped‘Cartier Paris, Made in France’ and numbered 79684 and 79685respectively, on slender tubular stems descending to flatcircular bases, in gold-tooled scarlet leather box lined in whitesilk and baize, imprinted ‘les must de Cartier Paris’.21 cm. high, 13 oz. (403 gm.).£750-£850

151A metalware novelty inkstand modelled as a kangaroo,stamped ‘MIKA STERLING’, 20th centuryMarked under tail, red glass eyes to hinged head, opening toreveal aperture for inkwell, the animal’s pouch in front actingas a pen holder.23 cm. high, 34 oz. (1054 gm.).£2,000-£2,500


154A modern silver mug by Christopher Lawrence,London, 1971Cylindrical with bark finish frieze to base and broadangular ‘C’ shaped handle.14 cm. high, 16.5 oz. (512 gm.).£600-£800

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155A modern silver long shallow dish or desktidy by Leslie Durbin, London, 1971Curved, hammered form with rounded ends,on collet foot, centre applied with silver-giltpelican encircled by a presentation inscriptionin small letters relating to long service at aninsurance association.34.4 cm. long, 18 oz. (558 gm.).£500-£600

153A composite three-piece silver condiment set byAnthony Elson and retailed by Hennell, LondonMustard and pepper 1969, salt 1980, gilt interiors tosalt and mustard, surfaces decorated with pineapplediaperwork pepper 8.5 cm. high, salt 6.5 cm. diameter,mustard 5 cm. diameter, mustard with blue glass liner,13.5 oz. (419 gm.).£750-£850


157A stylish Italian .800 standard silver vase, 20th centuryOf slender asymmetrical form with oval cut-out handles, ontapering oval foot.33 cm. high, 12 oz. (372 gm.).£500-£600

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158A good pair of modern silver wine coasters by Gerald Benney, London, 1974Of good gauge, circular with bark finish band and wood bases.15.7 cm. diameter.£2,000-£2,500

156A pair of very stylish Spanish modernist candlesticks ofarchitectural form, by Damian GarridoSecond half of 20th century, signed and stamped ‘925’.31 cm. high, 62 oz. (1922 gm.).£2,000-£2,500


159An imposing nine-light silver candelabrum centrepiece byGerald Benney, London, 1976With six entwined bark-finish branches, each with detachablenozzles, and raised on seven conforming supports upon awide circular rim forming the base, the central section of spikyopenwork form.57.2 cm. high, approx. 192 oz. (approx. 59,952 gm.).£15,000-£20,000

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160A set of twelve modern parcel-gilt silver beakers by Stuart Devlin, LondonSix 1969 and six 1972, with applied gilt vermicelli decoration and gilt interiors.11.1 cm. high, 86 oz. (2666 gm.). (12)£5,500-£6,500


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161A collected set of twelve modern parcel-gilt silverchampagne flutes by Stuart Devlin, LondonA pair 1977, three 1978, four 1979 and three 1980, withslender gilded palm tree finish stems, 80 oz. (2480 gm.).22.5 cm. high. (12)£6,000-£7,000


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162A group of five silver-gilt or parcel-gilt silver novelty Christmas gifts by Stuart Devlin, LondonTwo 1983 and one each 1984,1985 and 1988, each one from a limited edition of 100, each in theform of a Christmas tree bauble, the pull-off covers opening to reveal various part-enamelledfigures on various coloured enamel bases, emblematic of Christmas, vis. a couple seated around atelevision set; two expectant children beside their bed awaiting Santa; a group of three carolsingers, one holding a lantern, accompanied by a dog; the Virgin and Child; and a couple pulling alarge wishbone, a Christmas cracker at their feet; also a silver-gilt novelty egg by Stuart Devlin,London, 1985, opening to reveal a partly enamelled flowering bush with three rabbits and a red-enamelled bird, on silver base, each item in its original box,largest bauble.7.7 cm. high, egg 5.5 cm. high. (6)£1,600-£1,800

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55 Prince’s Gate | Exhibition Road | London SW7 2PG

Fine Interiors including Silverat Moor Park Mansion, Herts

20th November 2018

For a free and confidential valuation, consignments or for more information please contact: Guy Savill or Sally Stratton MRICS on 0207 281 2790 or email: [email protected] | www.thepedestal.com


Buyers Collection and Storage – After Sale Information

All sold Lots will remain at Kent House, Rutland Gardens, Knightsbridge, London until 3:00pm Wednesday 17th October 2018. All sold lots not collected by this time will be removed to Cadogan Tate and will be available for collection from 12 noon on Thursday 18th October 2018. and then every working day between 9:00am and 4:30pm.

Collections are by appointment only and a booking email or telephone call are required in advance to ensure lots are ready at time of collection. Photographic ID will be required at time of collection and, if a third party is collecting, written authorisation from the successful buyer is required in advance. Photographic ID of the third party will be requested at the time of collection.

To arrange collection please send a booking email to: [email protected] or telephone call to +44 (0)800 988 6100 to ensure lots are ready at time of collection.

Storage and Handling Charges on Lots returned to Cadogan Tate

Storage Will be Free of Charge for the fi rst 14 calendar days following the date of sale (The Grace Period). Charges will apply from Tuesday 30th October 2018.

Handling/AdministrationAfter the fi rst 14 calendar days following the sale i.e. from Tuesday 16th October 2018, the following handling and administration charges will apply per Lot:

Pictures and small objects - £22.50 + VATFurniture, large pictures and large objects - £45.00 + VAT

After the Grace Period the following storage charges apply:

Pictures and small objects - £3.03 per day + VATFurniture, large pictures and large objects - £6.05 per day + VAT

(note: 1. charges apply every day including weekends and Public Holidays2. Lot categories will be determined by Cadogan Tate at their absolute discretion)

Loss or DamageFull Value Protection Cover for the value of the hammer price will be charged at 0.6% but will not exceed the total value of all other transfer and storage charges

Value Added TaxWill be applied at the current rate on all above charges

PaymentAll charges due to Cadogan Tate may be paid to them in advance or at the time of collection from the warehouse. Payment may be made by cash, cheque with banker’s card, credit or debit card (please note: AMEX is not accepted).Information on charges due is available by email at [email protected] or telephone on +44 (0)800 988 6100.

Cadogan Tate Terms of BusinessAll services provided by Cadogan Tate Ltd (‘Cadogan Tate’) are subject to their standard conditions of business which are available from The Pedestal or Cadogan Tate’s website www.cadogantate.com

Please note that in particular Cadogan Tate:1. Automatically accepts liability, from time of collection at the saleroom until

release of the lot to the owner or the owner’s agent, subject to payment of all its charges by the owner, for the Hammer Price of the lot plus Buyer’s Premium or, at its sole option, the cost of repairing or replacing the damaged or missing lot. The charge for liability may be waived only on receipt by Cadogan Tate of advance written notice and proof from the owner that the lot is insured, together with formal waiver of subrogation from the owner’s insurers

2. Reserves a lien and right of ale of all lots for payment of all charges due

Contact details for Cadogan Tate Ltd:241 Acton LanePark RoyalLondonNW10 7NP+44 (0)800 988 6100www.cadogantate.com for map and further information


TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR AUCTION PURCHASERS1. These Terms and Conditions apply to all transactions relating to the purchase of items by a bidder (referred to as “you”) at auction or as an

auction after-sale by The Pedestal Limited, trading as The Pedestal (referred to as “we”), and may not be varied unless agreed in writing inadvance by one of our directors. By registering to bid and/or bidding you accept these terms.

2. We act as agent for the seller whose identity we will not disclose, unless otherwise stated.3. When we offer items for consignment at auction, we will usually include in the auction listing a description of the lot and an estimate of

potential sale value. Upon request we may also supply a condition report, which will be based on a visual inspection of each lot withoutdisassembly or further investigation of physical condition, and on information available to us at the time. All information is provided afterdue consideration and to the best of our knowledge and experience, but cannot be taken as a statement of fact, a guarantee or statementof value or a guarantee or statement that mechanical or electrical parts are functioning correctly or at all.

4. All measurements provided are approximate. Colours of any image depicted in any printed catalogue, on our website or otherwise may notappear the same as colours perceived on physical inspection.

5. Lots offered for sale will be available for viewing in person at such place and times as are advertised before the auction. We alwaysrecommend inspection in person.

6. A registration form will be available on our website, at the auction or upon request and must be completed in advance of the auction byanyone wishing to bid. You may also be required to provide proof of identity and proof of address unless you are already known to us. Aseparate fee may be levied and separate registration may be required for online bidding, whether on our own or a third party platform.

7. Commission bids may be refused unless they have been entered on our registration form and accepted in advance of the auction.8. We may at our discretion accept bids from someone acting on behalf of a third party, subject to receiving a letter of authorisation which is

satisfactory to us. In the event that such a bid is successful we reserve the right to treat either the bidder or the third party as the successfulbidder for all purposes including as regards obtaining payment for the lot.

9. Auctions are conducted according to our discretion and that of our auctioneer. We may refuse to allow access to the auction, refuse oraccept any bid, alter the order of lots and/or the bidding in such way as we think best, withdraw any lot, reopen bidding after the hammerhas fallen, determine who is the successful bidder, cancel the sale of any lot or otherwise regulate the auction and all associatedproceedings as we deem most appropriate. Our decision in relation to any dispute relating to bidding which may arise during or after theauction is final. We may (but are not obliged to) offer bidding in person, by commission bids left with us in advance of the auction, bytelephone, or online via our own or a third party platform. We will not in any event be liable for any failure to take a bid whether caused bybreakdown of communications technology or otherwise.

10. Both the auction as a whole and calls used for telephone bids may be recorded and such recordings may be retained by us and byparticipating in the same you consent to such recording and retention.

11. Most lots are offered subject to a reserve below which the lot will not be sold. The level of the reserve is confidential between ourselvesand our seller but will not be higher than the lower estimate.

12. We may enter one or more bids consecutively or otherwise on behalf of the seller up to but not beyond the level of the reserve.13. Subject only to the auctioneer’s discretion set out in clause 9 above, when the auctioneer’s hammer falls no further bids will be accepted

and a contract for sale is formed between the successful bidder and ourselves as agent for the seller.14. We will endeavour to send out invoices promptly by mail or email using the contact details supplied to us by the successful bidder. If you

believe that you are the successful bidder for any lot but have not heard from us within three working days of the auction we recommendthat you contact us to arrange collection and avoid potential storage charges.

15. We will charge a buyer’s fee of 25% on the first £50,000 of the hammer price of each lot, and 20% of any portion of such hammer pricewhich is above £50,000, plus VAT.

16. Payment for each lot which you have purchased including all associated fees, charges and taxes is due no later than 7 calendar days afterthe auction. Payment can be made only by the registered bidder. Payment instructions will be given on the relevant invoice or invoices.Please note that we do not accept payment by credit card.

17. No lot will be released and legal title will not pass to you until we have received due payment in full of all sums owed to us by you. Risk inany lot for which you are the successful bidder will pass to you on the earlier of collection of the lot by you or on your behalf, or the duedate for payment for such lot.

18. If you fail to make due payment for any lot we may, at our discretion and without limitation to other available remedies, charge youinterest at the rate of 12% per annum; bring legal proceedings against you for the unpaid sum and all associated fees and costs includingprofessional fees (“Unpaid Sums”); retain and sell ourselves or otherwise any other lots held by us which are your property or any sumsotherwise payable by us to you and use such proceeds or sums to defray the Unpaid Sums; cancel the sale, re-offer the lot and claim anyshortfall and any associated costs from you; and/or pass your identity and contact details to the seller so that they can pursue legalremedies against you directly.

19. All lots must be collected from our shipper as notified to you in the auction catalogue and otherwise, within 14 days after the auction.Storage and handling fees will be charged in relation to lots left uncollected after that date at the shipper’s standard rates from time totime. Any lots not collected within 90 days after the auction may be sold by us at our discretion, with the proceeds applied to cover allUnpaid Sums including storage and handling charges. In this event any surplus will be paid over to you, and we will claim any shortfall fromyou as an Unpaid Sum.

20. A lot which has been collected from our warehouse by you or a shipper acting on your behalf is deemed to have been delivered to you byus at the time of such collection.

21. Lots which we believe to be covered by the CITES regulations will be marked with ¥ in our catalogue, but we are not responsible foradvising you on any import/export issues including without limitation CITES or the like, and customs and import fees and the like. Werecommend that you acquaint yourself with any relevant issues before bidding, as we cannot accept liability for any information which wemay provide you with. If you purchase a lot requiring an export license it is your responsibility to obtain it, and we cannot accept rescissionof the sale or offer a refund if you are unable to so obtain a permit.

22. Each seller warrants that they are the legal owner of the lot and/or have the unencumbered right to sell the lot at auction and to pass titleto the successful bidder. The seller shall not be liable in the event of breach of this warranty for any amount greater than the hammer priceof the lot in question. We may be liable only to the successful bidder in the event of fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation by us andexclude all other liability to such bidder and all third parties to the fullest extent permitted by law. Nothing herein shall limit your rights ifany under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, or exclude our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence.

23. General Terms:a. These terms are made and must be construed under English law and any disputes arising from them or from the Contract will be subject to

the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.b. All charges, fees, premiums and any other sums referred to herein or arising herefrom are stated net of Value Added Tax but are subject to

VAT or the like at the rate or rates prevailing at the time of any transaction. VAT is not chargeable on the hammer price unless otherwisestated.

c. We will hold and process your personal data according to the conditions, for the reasons and on the bases set out in our Privacy Policywhich you may access here, and as envisaged by these terms and conditions.

d. We retain copyright in all images and written and other materials prepared by us, which may not be used by you without our prior writtenconsent.


Sale TitleLuxury Design, including Design Silver & Objects

Date2pm Tuesday October 16 2018

Sale number: 161018.

Sale venue: Kent House Rutland GardensKnightsbridge, London SW7 1BXTel: 020 7281 2790

Bidding, purchasing and all matters relating to thissale will be governed by The Pedestal Limited’s Termsand Conditions for Auction Purchasers, which can befound on our website and in the printed salecatalogue. We recommend that you read them beforeregistering to bid.If you have not previously registered with us, pleaseprovide photographic proof of your identity and proofof address such as a utility bill or bank statement.If you are not attending the sale in person, pleaseprovide details of the Lots on which you wish to bidat least 24 hours prior to the sale. Bids will berounded down to the nearest increment. The Pedestalwill endeavour to execute these bids on your behalfbut will not be liable for any errors or failing toexecute bids.All sales are subject to a buyer’s premium of 25%plus VAT on the first £50,000 hammer price of eachlot, and 20% of any portion of such hammer pricewhich is above £50,000. Additional charges mayapply for bidding online via a third party platform.

Bidding Increments (subject always to the auctioneer’s discretion)Up to £500 – 20/50/80£500-£1000 – 50£1000-£2000 – 100£2000-£5000 – 200/500/800£5000-£10,000 – 500£10,000-£20,000 – 1000£20,000-£50,000 – 2000/5000/8000£50,000-£100,000 – 5000£100,000 and above – increments at the discretion ofthe auctioneer

NotesTelephone calls may be recorded. Commission bidswill be rounded down to the nearest increment whererelevant.This form should be completed, signed and deliveredtogether with proof of identity and address asrequested above by email to [email protected],by mail to PO Box 61367, London N19 9DU or inperson at the sale viewing. It must be received by ThePedestal no later than close of business on the daybefore the sale date. Telephone bids are subject toavailability. In any event The Pedestal will not beliable for any failure to register a bidder or bids, or toaccept a telephone bid.By signing this form, you are confirming that youaccept these terms.

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Date .................................................................................

❏ Bid in person ❏ Leave commission bid ❏ Request telephone bid

Lot no. Description of Lot Telephone/ Maximum Bid Commission (hammer price excluding premium and VAT, in £s)

Registration and Bidding FormPlease note that you may also register for this sale, request a telephone bidand/or leave a commission bid online at www.thepedestal.com

First Name Last Name

Company Name (where applicable)

Address

Postcode

Telephone (Landline including country code)

Mobile (including country code)

VAT registration number (where applicable)

Email


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