channel islands auctions june 22nd 2013

Channel Islands auCtIons

Selected Antiques, Works of Art,Items of Channel Islands Interestand Collectables

Saturday 22nd June 2013 at 10.00am

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Selected Antiques, Works of ArtItems of Channel Islands Interest

and Collectables Sale to take place at

The Harry Bound RoomLes Cotils Centre, St Peter Port, Guernsey

SALE DATESaturday 22nd June 2013

Sale commences at 10.00am

VIEWINGFriday 21st June from 10.00am till 6.00pm

and from 8.30am Sat 22nd June till time of sale.

BUYERS PREMIUM 15%Please read our notices and conditions of sale that will be on display

during the viewing or available by request.Items not collected or paid for by 4.30pm on the day of sale will be removed

into secure storage and arrangements can easily be made for delivery/collection.

CONTACTNorman Wilkinson

07781 113463 or 01481 722972 email: [email protected]

Registered Office:Channel Islands Auctions

Norwegian Wood, Damouettes Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1ZT

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CHANNEL ISLANDS AUCTIONS

Lot 1A Staffordshire blue and white frogmugwith decoration of tavern scene inraised relief and the legend ‘WillieBrewd A Peck O Malt’, with twinhandles and frog to interior, 5.5in13.5cm high, 7.5in (19cm) wide.£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 2Two Newport Pottery Clarice Cliffjugsshape 41A in blue and green glazes,the top sections with relief mouldedautumn leaves and berries, the lowersections with three raised rib bands,separated by rope twist decoration, 7.5in (19cm) high.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 3A Channel Islands two tonestoneware ginger beer bottleinscribed ‘R.W.Randall Guernsey’ 7.5in(19cm) high (chip to base - as found).£15-20

Lot 4A Royal Doulton character jug Mr Pickwick, size, 6in high, togetherwith a Burleigh jug with mouldedKingfisher, 8in (20cm) high, togetherwith a Clarice Cliff Newport Potteryjug, with moulded garden flowers8.25in (20.5cm) high (3).£20-30

Lot 5A Guernsey glass soda syphonof ribbed cylindrical form, with acidetched inscription ‘E.W.Guppy, SoftDrink Manufacturer, St John’sGuernsey C.I.’ 12in (30.5cm) high,together with a miniature glass sodasyphon, 6.25in (16cm) high (2).£10-15

Lot 6A collection of W.H.Goss crestedornaments including a pine cone withHemel Hempstead crest, twoNorwegian bowls, bronze urns, Roman pot, plus others (24).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 7A collection of fourteen animal andnautical themed crested ornamentsincluding a W.H.Goss lobster trap, anda W.H. Goss lighthouse, together withothers by Willow, Corona china andCarlton china (14).£30-40

Lot 8A collection of seven military andtransport related crested ornamentsincluding a British Trench Mortar Gun,Despatch Rider, Tank and others (7).£40-60

Lot 9A collection of crested ornamentsincluding two W.H.Goss shoes, Carltonware, Gobel and U.S.S.R. figures,Royal Doulton ware, plus variousothers (a quantity).£50-70

Lot 10Three Royal Crown Derbypaperweightsa squirrel in upright position on hindlegs, together with a frog on a bluecushion and a snail (3).£60-80

Lot 11Three Royal Crown Derbypaperweightsowl with silvered stopper to base, 5in(12.75cm) long, robin and winterrabbit (3).£50-70

Lot 12Two Goss crested lobster trapswith Sark crests, together with aNorfolk crest China British Tank withMinster crest, Reg. No. 653588 and aCarlton China WWI field gun withLeigh on Sea crest inscribed ‘Thevictory of justice. Armistice of TheGreat War signedNov. 11th 1918’ (4).£30-50

Lot 13A French faience oval inkstand19th century, decorated with floralsprays and leaves on a yellow ground,the top with four ink pots, two withhinged and domed gilt coversenclosing two original glass liners, thesides with twin scroll handles, 10in(26cm) wide, together with a Quimperstyle inkstand with twin ink pots andpen rest, decorated with coat of armsnamed Amavie, the base with theinitials PB, 7.75in (17cm) wide (2).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 14A Guernsey glass ‘Codd’ bottlemarked De La Rue Guernsey, TheNiagara Bottle, Barnett & Fostermakers London, 8in (20cm) high.£10-15

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Lot 15An 18th century bladder-shapedgreen glass wine bottlewith applied neck rim (chipped) anddeep kick to base, 19cm high, 15cmwide, together with a 19th centurygreen glass wine bottle, 27cm high (2).£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 16A Masonic dram glasscirca 1820-1840, of waisted form withflared top, engraved with Masonicdevices to front, the base with grounddown pontil, chip to rim, 7cm high,the top 6cm diameter.£30-40

Lot 17A porcelain and gilt decoratedNelson souvenir vaseFrench 19th century, of waisted form,with transfer ware and painteddecoration depicting coat of arms andinscriptions ‘Nelson 22 April’ &‘Nelson San Josef’, with swags, acornsand oak leaves, 12cm high.£50-70

Lot 18Five Beswick Mallard in flight wallornaments Three of model no. 596-1,10 x 10in (25.5 x 25.5cm) and two of model 5962-2, 8.5 x 8.5in(21.5 x 21.5cm) (5).£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 19A Swansea Dillwyn creamware plateearly 19th century, with twin bandedblack border, the centre with BritishMan o’ War vessel with crew at sea,the foreground with naval trophiesincluding sword, barrel, flags, trident,anchor and basket, the base withhorse shoe shaped impressed markDillwyn Swansea, 9in (23cm) diameter.£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 20A creamware ship plate18th century, of circular form withwavy edged rim and black border, thecentre with transfer ware decorationdepicting a three masted sailing shipat sea, bearing the British flag, with asingle canon and two flags in theforeground, 10in (25.5cm) diameter.£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 21Two ceramic character jugsBeswick ‘Mr Micawber’, withunderglazed factory mark, 9in (23cm)high, together with a Royal Doulton‘Tony Weller’ jug with underglazedmark, 5.5in (14cm) high (2).£30-40

Lot 22Pair of blanc-de-chine figuralcandlestickswith underglazed Dresden marks,depicting a boy with wheatsheaf anda dancing girl, set on pierced bases,12.5in (32cm) high (a/f) (2).£80-100

Lot 23A pair of tin glazed Faience candlesticksmodelled as mythical winged beasts,with Mont St Michel crests, the tailsforming the handles, 7.5in (19cm) high (2).£60-80

Lot 24Twelve W.H.Goss crested vesselsof large dimensions, including aMaltese carafe with Torquay crest,Irish wooden drinking cup with threecrests, Celtic urn with CarisbrookI.O.W. crest, plus others (12).£50-70

Lot 25A pair of Art Deco onyx bookendswith figures of a young girl withracquet and a boy, together with aBeswick Cocker Spaniel, ‘HorseshoePrimula’, and other animal ornaments(7).£20-30

Lot 26Edwardian oak framed threedecanter tantalusthe oak case with silver platedmounts, the hobnail cut glass spiritdecanters complete with facetedspherical stoppers, the top withcarrying handle, the base with lockingmechanism. 17in (43cm) wide, 17.5in(44.5cm) high.£40-60

Lot 27Copeland game pie tureen, coverand liner early 19th century, of ovalform in buff coloured bisque, thedomed lid with quail finial, enclosingoriginal fitted liner, the exterior withmoulded branch, leaf and gamedecoration, impressed mark to base,8in (20cm) wide, 5.5in (14cm) high.£50-70See Illustration.

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Lot 28George Jones Majolica cheese dishand cover 19th century, of cylindricalform, the cover with entwined vinehandle above rustic fence and trailingblossom decoration in raised relief,set on an identical circular stand, thebase impressed with GJ monogramand numbered 2232 1111, 10.25in(26cm) diameter.£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 29A Doulton Lambeth stonewaretobacco jar and coverwith applied decoration depicting agreen monkey smoking a pipe, on abrown glazed ground, with appliedflorets, 5.5in high, together with aRidgway figural jug (6.5in (16cm) high (2).£50-70

Lot 30A pair of figural and bocagedecorated candlesticksdepicting male and female musicians,each with twin branch candleholders, underglazed gold anchormarks to bases, 6.5in (16.5cm) high(2).£80-100

Lot 31A pair of Royal Doulton spill vaseswith impressed marks, 6in (15cm)high, together with a Royal Doultonthin necked vase, and another (4).£80-100

Lot 32A pair of pierced and bronze casedand cut glass oil and vinegarbottles with stopperslate 19th century, the bronze casingsin the ‘Gothic Revival’ taste, set oncircular bases, marked ‘Days Patent’with Royal Crest, 12.75in (32.5cm) high.£60-80

Lot 33A Sunderland lustre wall plaquemid.19th century, of rectangular formwith relief moulded copper decoratedrim, enclosing mottled pink lustredecoration, the centre with transferware view of the ‘Cast Iron Bridge OverThe Weir Sunderland’, hand paintedwith the name ‘Allice Longster, Staithes’,7.5 x 8.5in (19 x 21.5cm).£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 34A Sunderland pink lustre jugearly 19th century, of baluster formwith loop handle and three decoratedpanels, one below the spout withpainted polychrome decorated flowerheads and the inscription ‘Louisa ElvinaBrouard. Born November 12th 1834Guernsey’, another with transferwareprinted depiction of a two masted brigand written beneath ‘Neptune of Jersey’and another with printed verse ‘Thounoble bark of brightest fame’ etc, withhand inscribed name in script ‘ Apresent from A.Buesnel’, 8in (20cm)high, (condition two chips to rim andone hairline).£350-400See Illustration.

Lot 35R.Capodimonte lidded urnItalian 20th century, the domed coverwith putti finial, the baluster shapedurn decorated with putti harvesting, inraised relief, with floral swags and giltdecoration, set on a circular foot, 10in(25cm) high, together with a similarsmall bon bon dish with gilt interior(2).£60-80

Lot 36A pair of Naples cabinet plateswith decoration in raised reliefdepicting Louis XVI and MarieAntoinette, with gilt ground centres, 10in (25.5cm) diameter (2).£80-120See Illustration.

Lot 37A Naples casket19th century, of oval form with giltmetal mounts and polychromedecoration, the hinged lid decoratedin raised relief with Amphitrite ridingon a sea serpent with four puttiattendants, the sea with realisticwaves enclosed by gilt painted border,the base with a depiction of Poseidonand two sea horses and attendants inhigh relief, 8.5in wide (21.5cm)£180-220See Illustration.

Lot 38A Mangani porcelain table lampItalian, 20th century, of urn form withpleated silk shade, 29in (74cm) high.£30-40

Lot 39A Royal Tichelaar Makkum chargerwith wall hanging copper bracket, andhand painted Polychrome floral, scrolland bird decoration, with underglazedmarks and paper label to base, 9.5in(24cm) diameter.£70-90See Illustration.

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Lot 40A large pottery figure - Gypsytambourine girl late 19th century,depicted in a seated position, with blueribbon in her hair, wearing a multicoloured necklace and coin earrings, herright hand outstretched for a reward,her left hand holding the tambourine,few losses to tambourine and damageto base of skirt 29in (74cm) high.£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 41A pair of Dresden porcelain figureslate 19th century, a Gallant shearing alamb, and a Lady with a lambalongside, each resting on a tree stumpwith naturalistic bases, 9in (25cm) high.£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 42Four porcelain figuresGallants and young women attendingthe garden (4).£40-60

Lot 43Two Beswick swallow in flight wallornaments the backs numbered 757-1and marked England, 7 x 6in (16 x 15cm) (2).£30-50

Lot 44A pair of Staffordshire spill holderscirca 1850, in the form of hollow treestumps, modelled with recumbentEwe and Ram with shredded claycoats and lambs to the fronts, set onnaturalistic oval bases with giltpainted band, 4in (10cm) wide, 5in (13cm) high (2).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 45Larry Ham (British 1933-2007)Farmhouse and trees acrylic, signed and dated ‘998 x 6.5in (20.5 x 16.5cm).£200-250See Illustration.

Lot 46Larry Ham (British 1933-2007)Landscape and fields acrylic, signed and dated 998 x 12in (20.5 x 30.5cm).£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 47Larry Ham (British 1933-2007)Still Life acrylic, signed and dated ‘987.5 x 9.5in (19 x 24cm).£200-250See Illustration.

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Lot 48R.A.Palmer (20th century Cubist School)Landscape with trees and a barn watercolour, signed9.5 x 13.5in (24 x 34.5cm).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 49Margaret Mary Waller F.I.A.L. (British 1916-1997)View of Fort Grey from Pleinmont,Guernsey watercolour, signed14 x 20in (36 x 61cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 50Margaret Mary Waller F.I.A.L. (British 1916-1997)The Old Harbour and Town Church, StPeter Port, Guernsey watercolour, signed14 x 20in (36 x 51cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 51Brenda Munson (British 20th century)A Guernsey Farmhouse oil on canvas, signed and dated 197119.5 x 29in (49.5 x 74cm).£50-70

Lot 52Early 19th century, Continental School‘A watermill with a fishermen in theforeground’ together with ‘A drover ina landscape with windmill in thedistance’ oils on canvas, pair18 x 24in (46 x 58.5cm).£80-100

Lot 53Ellis Shaw (British 20th century)Canon Rock, Petit Port, Guernsey watercolour, signed8.25 x 11.75in (21 x 30cm).£60-80See Illustration.

Lot 54Barry Owen Jones R.W.S. R.E.(British, born 1934)Guernsey Cottage 17 coloured print,signed in pencil 91/1004 x 4.5in (10 x 11cm) together withBrecqhou & Les Autelets 56/75 (2).£30-40

Lot 55Barry Owen Jones R.W.S. R.E. (British , born 1934)West Coast, Guernsey watercolour, signed and dated ‘926.5 x 12in (16 x 30.5cm).£40-60

Lot 56Ebenezer Le Pagea humorous map of the Island ofGuernsey 23 x 33in (58.5 x 54cm).£30-50

Lot 57William Kip (English early 17th century)Dunelmenis (Durham) afterChristopher Saxton hand colouredmap 11 x 13in (26 x 33cm).£50-70

Lot 58Antique chart depicting the coastsof France, Great Britain and theChannel IslandsFrench c 1749, by Jacques N.Bellin,‘Nouvelle Carte Redoute de laManche’, with contemporary handcolouring, 23 x 43.5in (68.5 x 110.5cm).£300-350

Lot 59After George Shephard (British 1784-1862)Castle Carey, Guernsey hand coloured lithograph, published byMatthew Moss4.5 x 6in (11.5 x 16cm).£60-80

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Lot 60Ha Van Vuong(Vietnamese/Chineseborn 1913)‘Gossiping’ No. 2 watercolour, signed29.5 x 21in (75 x 53.5cm).£250-300

* Purchased by the presentowner at The Mansard ArtGallery, 196 TottenhamCourt Road, London whichwas part of Healsdepartment store, duringan art exhibition in the1970’s. Gallery label versoNo. 4106.See Illustration.

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Lot 61A Chinese silver pedestal bowlmakers mark indistinct, of circularform with engraved rim and engravedhexagonal segmented interior, set ona raised and engraved circular foot,weight 20.3 oz 578 grams, 10in(25cm) diameter, 5.5in (14cm) high.£1,000-1,500See Illustration.

Lot 62Four small rectangular Chinesepinewood Alter decorationslate 19th century, with carved, piercedand gilt decoration, depicting Sages,Birds, Fish and Vessels (4).£80-100

Lot 63UtagawaKunisada (Japanese 1786-1865)A young womanof quality recitingpoetry coloured

woodblock print in gilt lacquered frame34 x 24cm.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 64UtagawaKunisada (Japanese 1786-1865)A youngNobleman withfan readingpoetry coloured

woodblock print in gilt lacquered frame23.5 x 17cm.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 65Two Japanese woodblock printsattributed to Kunisada, unframed7 x 4.5in (17.5 x 11.5cm) (2).£80-120

Lot 66An inside painted Chinese snuffbottle£15-20

Lot 67A pair of rectangular Chinesepinewood Alter panelslate 19th century, with carved,pierced and gilded decorationdepicting Sages 20 x 5in (51 x 12.75cm).£120-150See Illustration.

Lot 68A Peranakan Chanab (Offering Box)Straights Chinese, late 19th century,of rectangular form in two sections,the top section front and backornately carved and pierced with redlacquered and gilt decoratedpinewood depicting battle scenes, thesides with birds, flowers and leaves,the base with six division openinterior offering section with cinnabarred decoration, the exterior withpierced and gilded decorationdepicting dragons, 10.5in (26.5cm) wide, 8in (20.5cm) high, 5in (13cm) deep.£300-350See Illustration.

Lot 69A pottery Dog of Foon a matching stand, together withblue and white vase, beakers & others(8).£40-50

Lot 70Oriental celadon glazed vaseof large proportions, of bulbous formwith applied flowers, leaves, branchesand buds, 15in (38cm) high.£100-150See Illustration.

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Lot 71A Guernsey Militia rifle shootingtrophyLondon 1906, maker Robert Pringle,engraved ‘Militia Rifle Meeting Cup,Presented by Copes Ltd.TobaccoManufacturers, Liverpool 1906’, withina laurel, the reverse side engraved‘Won by Serg. H.J.Bougourd 2ndR.G.L.I.’ weight 210 grams, 8ins(21.5cm) high.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 72A Royal Guernsey Militia shootingprize silver spoonLondon 1907, makers Walker & Hall Ld. engraved ‘Won By Private W.Falla64 1908’ weight 28 grams 5.5in(28cm) long.£25-30

Lot 73A Royal Guernsey Militia shootingprize silver spoonLondon 1904, maker Adolphe PeterRoger, with engraved Royal GuernseyMilitia crest, inscribed ‘Won by Gr. (Gunner) J.W.Le Lacheur 1904’,together with a a brass vesta casewith a Royal Guernsey Militiamedallion (2).£30-40See Illustration.

Lot 74A collection of rifle shooting andother prize silver spoonscomprising three silver table spoonsand fourteen silver coffee spoons,some inscribed Richmond A.R.C. andC.I.S.S. weight 404 grams (17).£60-80

Lot 75A Guernsey Constable’s ceremonial‘Baton de Justice’early 20th century, modelled as atipstaff in turned mahogany, withpewter mounts and two shields, oneengraved ‘States of Guernsey’ withthree lions passant within a crestbelow, the other shield vacant, 6in(15cm) long.£100-120See Illustration.

Lot 76Jaeger LeCoultre British Militarypocket watchcirca 1939, with full Albert silverchain, the top wind nickel case withcream dial and subsidiary seconds,luminous hands and hour markers, thesnap-on back engraved G.S.T.P. withWar Department broad arrow and theserial number F 025795, the gilt 15jewel movement, calibre 467/2.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 77A collection of Military cloth badgesincluding Royal Engineers, R.A.F. andothers£20-30

Lot 78A collection of various medals andawards£50-70

Lot 79Eight various Military metal capbadges£25-30

Lot 80A group of WW I medals andassociated photographsawarded to Guernsey soldier GunnerRodney Frederick Amos of the RoyalField Artillery, killed in actionAnnequin, France, comprising WW Iduo, death plaque, two photographs,letter from Buckingham Palace andscroll, framed and behind glass.£200-250Rodney Frederic Amos Gunner 40tly.25th Bde., Royal Field Artillery, died21/3/1918.See Illustration.

Lot 81A silver Air Raid Precaution pinbadgeLondon 1938, maker R.C. togetherwith a Channel Islands LiberationMedal, other medals (4).£20-25

Lot 82A British Red Cross Society WarService Medalissued 1914-1918, with ribbon,together with A Proficiency in RedCross First Aid Badge, a British RedCross Society 3 years’ service medal,struck by J.R.Gaunt, London, Number18268, an I.D. bracelet and fourphotographs (8).£20-30

Lot 839 carat gold R.A.F. Sweetheartsbroochtogether with two others markedsilver (3).£40-60

Lot 84A collection of eight brass vestacases20th century, various designsincluding Man in the Moon, ClenchedFist and Masonic (8).£50-70

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Lot 85A matched pair of silver tablespoonsLondon 1803 and 1807, together withfour pairs of silver sugar tongs, and aGeorgian silver mustard spoon, weight332 grams (7).£80-100

Lot 86Four English silver teaspoonswith engraved initials of Guernseyfamilies, together with a silver platedbasting spoon, plated napkin rings,knives, tongs etc. (a quantity).£25-30

Lot 87A cased set of six silver coffeespoonsSheffield 1963. maker Francis Howard,with raised decoration to the reverseof the bowls, together with a silvertable spoon, London 1892, withbright cut decoration, 8.5cm long,together with a 20th century Sheffieldsilver spoon, total weight 226 grams(8).£50-70

Lot 88A cased set of six silver coffeespoons & matching sugar tongsSheffield 1917, makers James Deakin& Sons, weight 90 grams (7).£40-50

Lot 89A pair of Victorian silver candlesticksBirmingham 1897, maker ThomasHayes, with beaded sconces andCorinthian capitals, the plain columnswith oak leaf spiral swags in highrelief, set on square stepped bases,7in (18cm) high.£70-90See Illustration.

Lot 90A quantity of Channel Islands booksand pamphletsincluding many relating to the GermanOccupation, St Martins Parish MagazineJan. 1920, programmes for the RoyalGuernsey Militia reunion dinnerstogether with a photograph of the 25thAnniversary Royal Guernsey Militiareunion dinner dated 1985 (a quantity).£40-50

Lot 91Four Thomas Bramley Guernseypostcardswith Militia scenes, together with threeothers (7).£30-50

Lot 92A States of Guernsey banknotedenomination Sixpence, number X2740, dated 1st January 1945, thebottom section trimmed and written inink on back ‘Souvenir Guernsey May9th 1945. British Troops landed after 5years German Occupation’ togetherwith a Guernsey WW 2 locally issuedidentity card ‘’Identitaetskarte’ withGerman handstamp, Registration Cards,Ration Book, 8 Red Cross Messages andRed Cross envelope, 4 Bradshawpostcards (a qty).£50-70

Lot 93A collection of J.Wix & Sons Ltd.cigarette cardscirca 1935, Henry series, withillustrations by Carl Anderson, eightstuck into album, plus approx 65others.£25-30

Lot 94A Royal Guernsey Militia photographby A.Laurens, 19 Pollet, St Peter Port,Guernsey, The Arrival of The Duke ofConnaught, for the unveiling of theSouth African Boer War memorial at StJulians Avenue, Guernsey on 23rdSeptember 1905. The photographdepicts the Duke in his carriage at StPeter Port harbour, with a guard ofhonour of the Royal Guernsey Militialined up for inspection, together with apostcard of the South African WarMemorial (2).£20-30

Lot 95A Royal Guernsey Militia photographby T.A.Grut, Guernsey, The Arrival ofThe Duke of Connaught at St Peter PortHarbour, Guernsey , 23rd September1905, with local dignitaries and RoyalGuernsey Militia soldiers forming aguard of honour, 8 x 13.5in (20.5 x34.5cm).£15-20

Lot 96A Victorian Guernsey Auction PosterAlbion Cottage, St Jacques, St PeterPort, Guernsey, Thursday 27th July1848, Auctioneer Henry Kaines,printed in black on blue paper byBarbet, Letter Press and Copper-PlatePrinter, New Street, Guernsey, somefading and losses, 16 x 11.5in (41 x29cm).£15-20

Lot 97A Victorian Guernsey Auction PosterHousehold Furniture at Commercialsale room, Arcade, St Peter Port,Guernsey, sale December 13th 1844,printed in black on pink paper byS.Barbet, Printer and Bookseller, NewStreet, Guernsey, some creasing andfading, 12 x 15.5in (30.5 x 39.5cm).£20-30

Lot 98An entire letter of Guernsey interestdated 17th August 1812, from a MrBarlow in Dover to Major McRea inGuernsey, with various news includingconcern about his brother’s death in aconflict, and the possibility of a WarPension being granted, etc.£20-30

Lot 99A collection of letters of Guernseyinterestincluding Sebastopol 28th October1854, a letter from John Le Page,sailor on board HMS London to hisfamily in Guernsey, writing of thesiege of Sevastopol during theCrimean War, plus others relating tothe Le page families of Guernsey andAustralia.£30-50

Lot 100A collection of historical Guernseyantique documentsincluding a conveyance signed ThomasLeighton, Governor of Guernsey, circa1598 with wax seal, a request beforethe Bailiff & Jurats for a definition oftheir right to collect Ecclesiasticaltaxes and what they consist of, circa1616, Sale of house at Glateny (sic)and St Julians Chapel 1719, Partage ofJames Bailleul, son of Jean of thePreel, Castel, 19th century copy of acommentary on various laws andregulations relative to Guernsey,originally written down by ThomasLeighton, Governor of Guernsey, byOrder of the Privy Council circa 1582,plus others.£150-200

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Lot 101William Arthur Toplis (British 1857-1942)The Well at Dixcart, Sark watercolour, signed13.5 x 9.5in (34.5 x 24cm).£3,000-4,000See Front Cover Illustration

Lot 102William Arthur Toplis (British 1857-1942)Baleine Bay, Little Sarkminiature watercolour, signed, inscribed versotondo, 3cm diameter.£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 103After William Arthur Toplis (British 1857-1942)a collection of five signed andinscribed Limited Edition framedprints, including ‘A Sark Souffleur,Saignée Bay’, together with five printsof Sark by the Waller family (10).£60-80

Lot 104A collection of ephemera, of William Arthur Toplis interestincluding two invoices for paint andbrushes from John B.Smith, dated 1907& 1915, hand written letter to Mr Toplis,La Maison Rouge, and a photograph.£20-30

Lot 105William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Rocks near Cobo Bay, Guernseywatercolour, signed7 x 10in (18 x 25.5cm).£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 106William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)The Harbour and Castle Cornet, St Peter Port, Guernsey watercolour, signed9.5 x 15.5in (24 x 39.5cm).£450-500See Illustration.

Lot 107William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Rocks at Bec du Nez, Guernsey watercolour, signed21.5 x 30in (54.5 x 76cm).£600-800See Illustration.

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Lot 108Samuel Prout (British 1783-1852)Les Cotils, Guernsey pencil and watercolour9.5 x 13.5in (34 x 34.5cm).£400-500* Samuel Prout was highly regarded as anartist and was considered in his time, to beone of the finest masters of BritishArchitectural painting.Painter in watercolours to King George IVand afterwards Queen Victoria.See Illustration.

Lot 109German School (Mid. 20th century)Les Autelets, Sark oil on board, indistinctly signed and dated195017 x 27in 43 x 68.5cm).£300-350See Illustration.

Lot 110Paul Jacob Naftel (British 1817-1891)Stones of the Lyn, near Lynmouth,Devon watercolour, signed and dated185323.5 x 31.25in (50 x 79.5cm).£2,500-3,000* Exhibited at The Old Watercolour Society1854, Number 118.See Page 113 Paul Jacob Naftel 1817-1891A Biography, by Stephen Furniss and TonyBooth.See Illustration.

Lot 111English School (early 20th century)The Harvesters oil on board, signed with artist’smonogram, lower right29 x 36in (73.5 x 91.5cm).£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 112Cecil Rochefort D’Oly John (British1906-1993) Beaulieu-sur-Mer,Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France oil on canvas, signed lower right16.5 x 22.5in (47 x 57cm).£400-500See Illustration.

Lot 113George Edward Lodge (British 1860-1954)A Snowy Owl with landscape in thebackground. watercolour, signed lower right11 x 8.5in (28 x 21.5cm).£350-400* George Lodge became an expert onornithology and devoted his life to thesubject. He was elected Vice President ofthe British Ornithologiists Union, the firstartist to be honoured for this post. Hismost famous work was to be appointedas the artist for Birds of the British Islesby Dr David Bannerman, for which heillustrated 377 of the 435 speciesrepresented in the book.See Illustration.

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Lot 114Donald Watson (British 20th century)Grouse on Dartmoor with Barn Owlcircling above watercolour, signed anddated 196615.5 x 20in (39.5 x 51cm).£300-400* Donald Watson specialised in paintingbirds in their natural environment. Heheld his first one man exhibition inEdinburgh in 1949.

Lot 115A Malacca walking sticklate 19th century, the Indian silver topwith four panels depicting dancers inlocal ceremonial costumes, 36in(91.5cm) high.£40-50See Illustration.

Lot 116An Edwardian walking canewith two silver mounts, London 1908,maker F.S. with crook end and fauxRattan decoration,36in (91.5cm) long.£20-30See Illustration.

Lot 117A six chamber pepper-box blackpowder revolving pistolby Nicholl, with 7cm fluted barrels,chequered walnut grip, foliate scrolldecorated nickel butt plate and sidecasing, steel trigger and guard, thetop with bar hammer action, 8in(20cm) long overall.£220-260See Illustration.

Lot 118A small quantity of lead farmyardanimalsplus others, as found.£15-20

Lot 119A set of six Victorian turned ebonycarpet bowlseach with numbered ivory roundel,and a white jack, contained in a pinebox.£30-50

Lot 1201931 Epiphone Masterbill Apollo sixstring acoustic guitarthe carvedspruce headstock with scrolldecal to front,open backtuning keys andimpressed mark‘Made in U.S.A.’verso, therosewoodfingerboardwith twentysteel frets andfive oblong mother of pearl inlaidsections, two segmented f-holes, fauxtortoiseshell pick guard, adjustablerosewood bridge and steel trapezetailpiece, with sunburst finish to frontand back with faux ivory edging, 41in (104cm) long, 16in (41cm) wide.£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 121A teddy bearcirca 1920s, with golden mohair body,felt paws with stitched claws, felt feet,swivel head, arms and legs, slightlyhumped back, with some losses tomohair and stitching on one armloose, 29in long.£250-300See Illustration.

Lot 122A mahogany stationery boxwith three division interior, a fan withprinted hunting scene, a fauxtortoiseshell box plus dress jewelleryetc.£30-50

Lot 123Anglo Indian porcupine quill boxlate 19th century, with inlaid ebonydecoration, the domed lid with inlaidinterior depicting an elephant, abovethe name Galle, 8in (20cm) wide.£40-60See Illustration.

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Bright sunshine and a low spring tide lapping on the seashore of Portelet Bay brought crowds of upwards of 90 people to the public auction of The Boat House on Saturday 18th May. Auctioneer Julian Coles of Cooper Brouard announced he had received an opening bid of £150,000 and bids escalated quickly until the property was fi nally ‘knocked down’ for £200,000.

The property which was built by Trinity House in the 1800’s to service Le Hanois Lighthouse has only had three previous owners and there is a chance we will not see a similar property on the market again soon.

Cooper Brouard has held property auctions throughout the island since 2000 ranging from fi elds to commercial buildings and from building plots to renovation projects. There has been a one bedroom pied-a-terre in Town, superb rural farmhouses and most types and styles of property in between. Record auction prices at the time have been achieved on both Open Market and, on two separate occasions, the Local Market when Cooper Brouard broke its own record.

Julian Coles draws on Cooper Brouard’s wide knowledge and experience in property auctions. To discuss the auction potential of your property contact Julian on (01481) 236039 or email [email protected].

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OPEN MARKET PROPERTIESSEABREEZE

47 YORK WAY, FORT GEORGE PRICE: £3,750,000 (AVAILABLE BY SHARE TRANSFER)

LES PIQUES FARMHOUSE Sole Agent ROUTE DES PIQUES, ST SAVIOUR’S PRICE: £2,250,000

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Having undergone major refurbishment and extension Seebreeze is being offered as a stunning contemporary home occupying an elevated position on Fort George and enjoying uninterrupted panoramic, harbour, sea and offshore island views from Alderney around to Jersey.

PROPERTY DETAILSSitting room, kitchen/dining room, study, 4 bedrooms (all en suite) and master with dressing room, cloakroom. Double garage with overhead offi ce/playroom, gardens and parking.

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Designed to take full advantage of these views all rooms have glazed windows and doors opening to the rear garden while the spacious master suite located on the fi rst fl oor provides an additional viewpoint and the perfect place to take a leisurely breakfast. A versatile home that will appeal to families, those looking for an easy maintenance retirement property and an excellent “lock up and leave”.

A superb 3/4 bedroom Guernsey farmhouse (Part B of the Housing Register) situated within the heart of the rural parish of St Saviour’s.Having undergone major refurbishment, this super property offers contemporary living with period charm - lovely exposed pink granite walls, stunning fi replaces and a tourelle. Adjoining open market cottage annexe and two letting suites (lower and upper deck) could provide additional income. Externally the gardens are beautifully kept and there is small paddock and ample parking.

PROPERTY DETAILSSitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, study, utility room, 3/4 Bedrooms (all en suite) and master with additional dressing room, bedroom 4 / dressing room & separate wc. Adjoining open market cottage annexe & two letting suites (lower & upper deck.). Gardens, paddock and ample parking.

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This impressive traditional detached farmhouse sits on an elevated plot with rural and distant sea views over the west coast. The property offers spacious accommodation that has been extended with the oldest part dating back to the 16th Century. The private, mature gardens include lawns, a courtyard and swimming pool area. A family home in a popular location with great character and charm.TRP 352

This charming traditional “Guernsey Cottage” dates back to the 1600’s and is situated in a picturesque position adjacent to Le Guet woodland on a quiet lane close to the West Coast at Cobo and Albecq. Immaculately presented and full of character the property enjoys mature, well stocked gardens with an open south aspect. A lovely home in an idyllic location. TRP 160



This charming detached cottage is ideally situated for St. Martin’s Village and its amenities. The property has been completely renovated in the last few years resulting in an immaculately spacious and light home with both double bedrooms having ensuite facilities. The property has side and rear gardens and ample parking. Viewing is highly recommended.TRP 133

An imposing detached house situated on the edge of St Martin’s Village, dating back over 200 years and offering extensive accommodation with much character from the original granite building. The landscaped gardens provide an attractive outdoor living space and ample room for children’s play area. A fi ne character home in a sought after location.TRP 269


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Lot 125Oriental figure on standwith missing parts and antique patina.£40-60

Lot 126A circular tin cased antiquereliquary boxcontaining miniature fragments withnames of various Saints, 9cm diameter.£80-100See Illustration.

Lot 127Antique stone tabletprobably Italian, carved in high reliefdepicting Salome with the head of StJohn the Baptist, enclosed in an oakframe, 12 x 9.5cm (a/f).£80-100

Lot 128A West German tin plate steamtrain setearly 20th century, with tenders andcarriages marked A.W.Gamage Ltd.retailers mark, Hornby tender a/f,together with G-gauge track.£100-120

Lot 129A Channel Islands brass bachin19th century, with typical handdecorated rim, 16in (41cm) diameter.£25-30

Lot 130An oak desk compendiumearly 20th century, with hinged fallfront lid enclosing a three divisionfitted letter compartment, the basewith central glass bowl flanked by twoglass ink wells, the front with penrest, 10in (25.5cm) wide.£30-50

Lot 131Hardy Silex Major alloy casting reelretaining much of the original finish,the face plate engraved ‘The SilexMajor Pat. Nos. 2206, 21131, 4163,Size 3 1/4”‘ ‘Made by Hardy Bros. Ltd,Alnwick England’ with half-moonivorine dial scale marked Light Heavy,with twin ivorine handles and brasscross pillar brake with ivorine handle,perforated face plate with red agatespindle bearing, ribbed nickel tensionregulator and original 3 inch wideribbed brass foot.£220-260See Illustration.

Lot 132Hardy Uniqua trout reelretaining much of the original finish,the 3 inch face plate engraved‘Hardy’s Patent Uniqua Reel’ withnickel horseshoe shaped centre latchand single ivorine handle, three pillars,fitted green line, and 2.75 inchsmooth brass foot, stamped W 2.£200-220See Illustration.

Lot 133Hardy Sunbeam alloy trout reel3 inches wide, with bright finish andbrass line guide, the face plateengraved ‘The Sunbeam Fly Reel PatNos. 24245 & 9261 Duplicated Mark IIMade By Hardy Bros Ltd.’ somepitting, smooth alloy foot£180-220See Illustration.

Lot 134Allcock Aerial alloy trotting reel3.25in wide, retaining much of theoriginal finish, the face plate with 6spokes, centre pin, two ivorinehandles and 8 perforation holes, thebackplate with ratchet button andcircular stamped makers name ‘TheAllcock Aerial S.Allcock and Co. Ltd.Redditch England’ the interiornumbered 39, with smooth brassfoot.£200-220See Illustration.

Lot 135A Lesney Royal Coronation Coachin original box, 16in (41cm) wide.£30-40

Lot 136A German WW I bayonet andscabbardthe 10 inch single edged fulleredblade stamped Weersberg KirschbaumSolingen, with two piece woodenhandle, the leather scabbard withsteel mounts, total length in scabbard16.5in (42cm).£40-50

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Lot 138Album of Edwardian postcardsincluding Greetings, Comic, Royalty,Topographical and others.£30-50

Lot 139A quantity of cigarette cards£50-70

Lot 140A collection of 30 Red Cross messageforms WW II, of Guernsey interest,with various hand stamps andmarkings.£80-100

Lot 141G.B.EdwardsThe Book of Ebenezer Le Page, firstedition published 1981, in hardbackwith dust jacket.£15-20

Lot 142A Guernsey WW II Identity Cardvarious banknotes, badges, postcards,ephemera.£20-30

Lot 143Sir Edgar MacullochGuernsey Folk Lore, Edited by EdithF.Carey, published by Elliot Stock,London, 1904, with green boards.£100-120

Lot 144A quantity of Channel Islands relatedbooks and pamphlets£30-50

Lot 145C.J.Metcalfe JuniorThe Channel Islands, Historical andlegendary Sketches, with illustrations,published 1832, together with TheChannel Islands by Wimbush and Carey,blue boards and Secret Memoirs ofAndrew Cochrane Johnstone, withbound in copy of The Rights andImmunities of The Island of Guernsey,published 1771 (3).£50-70

Lot 146Robert BlakeAdmiral and General at Sea, with somereferences to the Channel Islands,bound in red leather with gilt letteringpublished London 1885.£10-15

Lot 147Sibyl HathawayDame of Sark, an Autobiography, withdust jacket, published 1961, presen-tation copy signed by the Authoress.£25-30

Lot 148A collection of Guernsey Billet D’Etatcirca 1853-1875, including ‘Articles ofagreement for the Improvement of theHarbour of St. Peter Port, dated 1853and an official enquiry into the sinkingof Le Harve 1875’ (a qty).£30-50

Lot 149A collection of pamphletsBulletin of the Guernsey Society 1946-1966, near complete, volume 1 missing.£30-50

Lot 150Guernsey, Sark and Hauteville-Housepostcardsby Ch. Dubras Ltd, in booklet form,comprising Guernsey 2, 17, 23, 31, 116,146, 153, 163, 165, 177, 170, 183, Sark18, 46, 46, 49, Hauteville-House 77, 82,84, 92, (20).£100-120

Lot 151Edith F. CareyThe Channel Islands, with colouredillustrations of original works painted byH.B.Wimbush, published by Adam andCharles Black, London 1904.£120-150

Lot 152Charles GravesThe Legend of Linda Martel, published1968, together with The MysteriousPower of Linda Martel, by Roy Martel,printed by The Toucan Press, Guernsey1973 (2).£30-50

Lot 153Simpson, ThomasModern Etchings and their Collectors,with 25 reproductions in Photogravuresand one original etching, published byJ.Lane Co. London and New York, 1919.£100-150

Lot 154Mac Laughlin, JNouveau Dictionnaire Anglais-Francaiset Francais-Anglais, two volumespublished Paris, 1922.£50-70

Lot 155States of Guernsey Banknotedenomination Two Shillings andSixpence, No. AJ 3092, dated 17th May1941.£80-100

Lot 156States of Guernsey banknotedenomination One Pound, No. B844733, signed L.Guillemette.£25-30

Lot 157A silver cream jugSheffield 1861, maker Henry Wilkinson& Co. with decorator’s mark to base, ofovoid form, with trefoil shaped top,naturalistic branch scroll shaped handleand repoussé decoration depicting threeclassical figures and foliage, weight 138grams, 4.25in (10.5cm) high.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 158A silver lighthouse-shaped casterBirmingham 1910, maker William HenrySparrow, of octagonal baluster formwith urn finial and pierced cover, set onan octagonal stepped foot, weight 96grams 6.5in (16.5cm) high.£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 159A Victorian silver christening tankardLondon 1860, maker Robert Harper, ofbaluster form with scroll shaped handleand repoussé decoration of flowerheads, leaves and pineapples, vacantcartouche, set on an octagonal crimpedfoot, weight 130 grams, 4.25in(10.5cm) high.£60-80See Illustration.

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Lot 160A George III silver caddy spoonKing’s head and lion passant marks, ofleaf form, with realistic raised veins on atextured background weight 8 grams3.5in (9cm) long.£70-90

Lot 161A Victorian brass sovereign balancescaleby Harrison of Birmingham, 9.5cmwide.£20-30

Lot 162Pair of silver plated bon bon dishesFrench, mid. 19th century, with openscallop shell tops, resting on threestylised dolphin supports with castbases, 5.5in (14cm) high.£140-180See Illustration.

Lot 163A cased pair of spectaclesearly 20th century, the case with giltlettering ‘J.A.English & Son, CertifiedOptician, Guernsey, together with a setof miniature playing cards, the backswith Guernsey crest and inscribed‘Issued by Bucktrout & Co. Limited,chrome compact, brass cased tool kit,Ladies Boudoir safety razor, plus others.£20-30

Lot 164A set of five filigree white metalnovelty menu holdersChinese circa 1920, in the form ofspiders centered on their webs (5).£30-50See Illustration.

Lot 165A pair of Victorian Gothic Revivalsilver plated table candlestickscirca 1850, with octagonal beadedsconces and with fluted collars, set onwaisted columns, the octagonal baseswith matching beaded decoration, 10in (26cm) high.£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 16618 carat gold and diamond ringwith nine diamonds, size O.£80-100

Lot 16718 carat white gold ringset with diamonds 0.45 carats andemeralds .40 carats, ring size N.£150-200

Lot 16818 carat gold diamond and sapphirecross-over ringwith central oval sapphire approx 1.0cts. flanked by two diamonds 0.45 cts.each H/I colour S.I. size K.£600-700

Lot 169Harold Thompson R.A. (British, 19th century)Sailing ship in the harbour, St Malo,France watercolour, signed10 x 7.5in (25.5 x 19cm).£80-120See Illustration.

Lot 170W.E.Tomkins (British 20th century)Rocks below Ozanne Steps, Guernseywatercolour, signed and inscribed25.5 x 28in (63.5 x 71cm).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 171R.Gurney (British, early 19th century)Cottages in Sark pencil and watercolour, pair, signed withinitials, dated 1843 and inscribed8.5 x 10.5in (21.5 x 26.5cm) (2).£200-250See Illustration.

Lot 172R.Gurney (British, early 19th century)St Aubins Bay and Castle, Jersey pencil and watercolour, inscribed andsigned with initials8 x 11.5in (20.5 x 26cm).£80-100.Lot 173Italian School, 17th centuryAbraham before a table prepared witha meal beneath a tree, with threeAngels seated at the table oil on canvas12.5 x 21.5in (32 x 54.5cm).£500-700See Illustration.

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Lot 174Reuben Chappell (British 1870-1940)The Arabella of Guernsey watercolour,signed and inscribed13 x 20in (35 x 51cm).£600-800See Illustration.

Lot 175A Meaden (British 19th century)Cross channel paddle steamerwatercolour signed lower left7 x 14.5in (18 x 37cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 176James Brow (20th century)Two brass rubbings, depicting WilliamIslley c 1460 and Anthony Fetyplace c1510, framed and glazed (2)£40-60

Lot 177William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Iris Fosteriana watercolour, inscribed verso10 x 5.5in (25.5 x 14cm).£250-300

Lot 178William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)River Bure, Norfolk watercolour, signed with initials lowerright11 x 17in (28 x 43cm).£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 179Timothy Franklin Ross Thompson (British 20th century)New Zealand’s ‘Black Magic’ racingItaly’s ‘Luna Rossa’ watercolour,extensively inscribed verso11 x 14in (28 x 36.5cm).£500-600* A sketch which was the Artist’s firstattempt, that became a finished workthat was published in the volume ‘TheStory of the America’s Cup 1851-2000,see page 94. To be included with this lot(2).See Illustration.

Lot 180Paul Jacob Naftel (British 1817-1891)A country church watercolour, signed lower right9 x 12.5in (25 x 31.5cm).£300-350

Lot 181States of Guernsey Banknotedenomination Ten Shillings, Number2C 3755 dated 1st August 1945£200-250

Lot 182States of Guernsey banknotedenomination Sixpence, No. D 1336,dated 16th October 1941, as foundcondition.£20-30

Lot 183States of Guernsey banknotedenomination One Shilling AndThreepence, No, E 0369, dated 16thOctober 1941.£120-150

Lot 184States of Guernsey banknotedenomination Sixpence, No. AF 3664,dated 1st January 1943.£30-40

Lot 185States of Guernsey banknotedenomination One Shilling AndThreepence, No. F 3251, dated 16thOctober 1941.£80-100

Lot 186States of Guernsey banknotedenomination Sixpence, No. A 2550,dated 16th October 1941.£50-70

Lot 187A WW I Channel Islands Militiaphotographthe Guernsey & Alderney Contingent,Artillery and Engineers, taken March1915.£15-20

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Lot 188A collection of Channel Islandspostcards scarcer types notedincluding LL series, Guernsey MilitiaBand by Laurens, real photographicMilitary, some Alderney, mostly early20th century, some more modern.£60-80

Lot 189William BerryThe History of the Island of Guernsey,lacking title page and map, with handcoloured plates and marbled boards,published London 1815.£150-200

Lot 190A quantity of Channel Islands booksand pamphletsrelating to the Occupation during WWII, together with a facsimile copy of aTop Secret Counter Intelligence planand Channel Islands Monthly Reviews(a qty).£30-50

Lot 191A collection of Ward and LocksGuide Books circa 1920’s with redcovers, titled - ‘The Channel Islands,parts of Brittany and Normandy’ (13).£40-50

Lot 192Monthly Review of the Stockport &District Channel Islands Societypublished in Stockport for Evacueesfrom the Channel Islands during WW II and the occupation of theChannel Islands by German MilitaryForces, a complete set.£30-50

Lot 193Carey, Edith F.The Channel Islands, illustrated incolour by H.B.Wimbush, printed 1930,with photocopy dust jacket.£30-40

Lot 194Rock Brothers Ltd. LondonOne Hundred and Fifty Views of theChannel Islands, with gilt tooled titleand crest to front of the green cover.£20-30

Lot 195Stevens, PhilipDictionary of Painters of the ChannelIslands, with dust jacket, published byJAB publishing, 2002.£35-45

Lot 196Ouless, Phillip JohnScenic Beauties of the Island of Jersey,published Jersey 1840, comprising 25lithographic views and panorama withoriginal boards.£250-300

Lot 197A tin containing various cigarettecards and banknotes£10-15

Lot 198J.L.V. CahemailleThe Island of Sark, edited by LauraE.Hale, published 1928, together withCarette of Sark, by John Oxenham (2).£30-50

Lot 199A Victorian mahogany veneeredpine collector’s cabinetwith oblong top above twenty twodrawers, two sets of eleven side byside. on a plinth base, 43in (90cm)wide, 43in (90cm) high, 17.5in(44.5cm) deep, in need of somerestoration.£250-300

Lot 200A Country House inlaid mahoganypost boxlate Victorian, attributed to WalterThornhill & Company, 144 New BondStreet, London, the top with brasslined letter aperture and oblong brasslined space, above a brass plaqueengraved LETTERS and a bowed glassfronted door with key, the base withfitted small drawer and brass plaqueengraved TELEGRAMS, the drawerfront with a turned brass handle tocentre, the sides with open book rests,16in (40.5cm wide) 12in (31cm) high,10in (25.5cm) deep.£500-700See Illustration.

Lot 201Arts and Crafts wall mirrorearly 20th century, with bevelled plateand tooled leather frame decoratedwith leaves of the forest, the cornerbosses and sides with square studmotifs 29.5 x 21.5in (75 x 54.5cm).£70-90

Lot 202A mahogany corner washstandpart early 19th century and later, withinset pink marble top above threedrawers, set on three outsweptsupports, joined by an undertier, 42in (70cm) high.£50-70

Lot 203A George IIIwing backarmchairwith scrollarms,upholsteredin a checkedbeige cover,the fourmouldedmahogany

supports united by stretchers.£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 204Amahoganyfirescreenlate 19thcentury, witharched top,the glasscased screencontainingfloral displayin silk and

braid stitching, set on carved supportsjoined by turned stretcher.£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 205Welsh oak spinner’s chairlate 19th century, with pierced andcarved decoration, set on four turnedsupports.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 206A turned fruitwood spinning wheelContinental 19th century, of smallproportions, possibly used as a shopdisplay or tradesman’s model.£120-150See Illustration.

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Lot 207A silver and Bakelite cigaretteholdertogether with silver cigarette holdercase, Birmingham 1910, together witha 19th century pewter vesta case inthe form of an elephant head, withsprung lid (3).£40-60

Lot 208A Victorian silver locketwith silver plated chain, together withtwo silver medallions, copper button-hole badge, child’s coin bracelet andmother-of-pearl snuff box (a/f).£30-40

Lot 209A small silver measuring spoonBirmingham 1920, maker AlexanderClark, together with a steel and silvermounted glove stretcher, Birmingham1911, and two pickle forks (4).£15-20

Lot 210A silver plated oil holder of ribbed circular form with screw capand interior metal tube, the lidmarked ‘H’, 6cm high, together with asilver plated advertising pencil withsuspension ring, engraved ‘Tylersboots are the best’ 10cm long (2).£15-20

Lot 211Art nouveau silver mounted hat pinChester 1912, maker Charles Horner,with Amethyst faceted glass thistleform surmount, together with a pairby the same maker, 21cm long (3).£40-60See Illustration.

Lot 21218 carat gold, diamond andsapphire ringwith two diamonds and centralsapphire, size L.£100-120

Lot 21322 carat gold wedding bandsize S, weight 4 grams.£100-120

Lot 214A Victorian silver vinaigretteBirmingham circa 1841, makerNathanial Mills, of oblong form withribbed decoration and interior piercedgilt foliate grille, 3.5cm wide.£100-120See Illustration.

Lot 215A collection of ten silver coffee andtea spoons mainly 19th century, eightwith bright cut decoration, weight156 grams (10).£30-40

Lot 216A three piece silver cruet setBirmingham 1922, makers Stokes Ld.two with blue glass liners, togetherwith four small unengraved silvertrophies, and two silver napkin rings,total weighable silver 294 grams (9).£60-80

Lot 217Two silver caddy spoonsLondon 1906, maker Walker & Hall, ofplain form, 10cm long, together withanother silver caddy spoon, Sheffield1920, maker William Yates, totalweight 36 grams (2).£30-50

Lot 218A silver Art Nouveau bon bon dishBirmingham 1909, makers HoraceWoodward & Co. Ltd. of octagonallobed form, set on three cast scrollsupports, weight 136 grams 6in(15cm) wide.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 219A French white metal coffee potwith domed lid carved mahoganyhandle and cast scallop shelldecoration, together with a plain silverplated teapot with caned handle (2).£30-50

Lot 220A miniature Egyptian Ushabtidecorated in green glaze, 7.5cm high.£25-30

Lot 221Six silver thimblesChester 1900, maker Charles Horner,Birmingham 1910 & 1906, makersHenry Griffiths & Sons Ltd., Norwegiansilver thimble with Agate top,Victorian silver thimble with Monteithbase (unmarked) plus one other silverthimble (6).£40-60

Lot 222A George III silver caddy spoonLondon 1801, maker probably W.Fountain, of plain elongated leaf form,the handle with bright cut decoration,weight 10 grams, 10.25cm long.£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 223A late Victorian silver noveltybookmarkBirmingham 1901, makers Crisfordand Norris, of trowel form with turnedagate handle, 9cm long.£15-20See Illustration.

Lot 224Silver vesta casemarked 925, 20th century baby’srattle and teether, carved woodenanimal figures, silver pill box, plusothers.£40-60

Lot 225Three English silver vesta casesone with enamel Plymouth crest,dated 1907, small hinged caseBirmingham 1922, and a silver needlecase (5).£50-70


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Lot 227Six various white metal vesta casesincluding World’s Fair, owl, elephant,heart shaped, horse-shoe shaped, andgolf (6).£50-70

Lot 228A pair of silver bon bon dishesBirmingham 1928, maker JosephGloster with finely chased floral, swagand pierced decoration, weight 30grams 9cm x 7cm.£30-50See Illustration.

Lot 229A plain silver photograph framethe back missing, plated knife rests,napkin ring, bon bon dish, watch,chains etc.£15-20

Lot 230A Victorian silver plated presen-tation bell mounted on an oblongoak base, inscribed ‘Presented to MrP.E.Robilliard, 1897, 9.5in (24cm) high,together with an engraved and silverplated salver, presented to Mr. P.E.Robilliard from his employers at thePiette Saw Mills, (Guernsey), 12in(30.5cm) high (2).£50-70See Illustration.

Lot 231A silver casterBirmingham 1925, makers Mappin &Webb, weight 106 grams, 7in (18cm)high, together with a pair of silverashtrays, silver bon bon dish, Orientalvase, oak and silver candlesticks, plusother items (10).£30-50

Lot 232A circular silver salverBirmingham 20th century, makersmarks rubbed, with ribbed wavyedged rim and plain centre, set onthree supports, weight 490 grams,10in (25.5cm) diameter.£150-180

Lot 233A silver vesta caseBirmingham 1923, makersS.Blanckensee & Sons Ltd. with springhinged lid and striker to base,engraved with engine turned linedecoration enclosing vacant circularcartouche to one side, weight 40grams 5 x 4cm.£25-30See Illustration.

Lot 234A silver visiting card caseBirmingham 1905, makers JosephJennings & Co. of rectangular curvedform, engraved with monogram HCR,weight 26 grams 8cm x 4cm.£25-30See Illustration.

Lot 235An Edwardian silver plated presen-tation Guernsey milk canwith rattan bound lid and side handle,the front applied with a silverGuernsey crest, the reverse engravedwith initials and dated 1913. 7 in (18cm) high.£30-40

Lot 236A Mauchline ware skittlewith transfer ware scene ‘The LandSlip at Lyme Regis’, 19th century boneand treen glove stretchers, child’sshoe horn, aide memoire inscribed ‘Apresent from Hampton Wick’, footballpools calculator circa 1950, plus sevenothers.£40-60

Lot 237An ivory letter opener and pageturner19th century, with carved plumeterminal and inscription D D McD25th, 7in (18cm) long.£25-30

Lot 238An unmarked George III silver punchladlethe oval bowl with pouring lip andinset George III coin, mounted to aturned whalebone handle, 14.5in(37cm) long.£60-80

Lot 239Allain-René LesageThe Adventures of Gil Bas ofSantillane, in four red leather boundvolumes (4).£10-15

Lot 240A Guernsey AlmanachAlmanach De L’Independance for1832, Guernesey, T.James MaugerImprimeur, Pamphlets includingGuernsey Water Carnival Cavalcade,1935, The London Gazette 1704 ofGuernsey interest, plus otherEphemera.£40-50

Lot 241An unpublished collection of lettersand WW II experienceswritten and collected by MajorCheessman of The Salvation Army,circa 1940, including evacuees lettersfrom England (would make aninteresting research project).£50-70

Lot 242Album of Channel Islands and othercoverssome with penny red postage stamps,Red Cross envelopes and others.£50-70

Lot 243A collection of Thomas Bramley ofGuernsey postcardsincluding 9th A.C. Draft , consecrationof colours 1914, war shrine, SmithStreet, R.G.L.I. formed by soldiers onthe cycling grounds, Joey the mascot,Fort Field, R.G.A. war contingent, withothers (12).£80-100

Lot 244An album of Victorian Carte deVisites photographssome of Channel Islands interest.£20-30

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Lot 245Thomas DiceyAn Historical Account of Guernsey,from its First Settlement before theNorman Conquest to the PresentTime. Giving a particular andentertaining Description of the Island,its Produce, Trade, Laws, Privileges,Religion, and Government in general.To which is added some properRemarks on Jersey and the otherIslands, first edition 1751, rebound inmodern calf with gilt title to spine.£150-200

Lot 246A collection of Guernsey commemorative coinsvarious postcards, covers, cigarettecards (a qty.)£30-50

Lot 247A collection of GuernseyNewspapersThe Star, printed during World War 2,dated January - December 1941,including one example dated SaturdayJanuary 4, 1941, with headline‘Guernsey makes stamp history,bisecting creates precedent’ (approx.60 copies).£40-60

Lot 248Anzac Day silver plated medallioncirca 1918, issued by the EducationDepartment of Australia to schoolchildren, with a bust of a uniformedsoldier and a single olive branch in ascroll ‘Gallipoli/France/Palestine’ withoriginal ribbon, together with a WW I‘Australian Military Forces’ brass capbadge 4cm wide and five associatedpostcards and photographs depictingAustralian soldiers (7).£15-20

Lot 249Channel Islands proof coin setsGuernsey 1956 (6 coins), Guernsey1966 (4 coins), Jersey 1966, all threesets in their original presentation cases.£40-60

Lot 250States of Guernsey banknotedenomination One Pound, No. A548203, signed L.Guillemette.£30-35

Lot 251States of Guernsey banknotedenomination Sixpence, No. AL 2253,dated 1st January 1943.£60-80

Lot 252States of Guernsey Banknotedenomination Ten Pounds, Number A942504, signed W.C. Bull.£50-70

Lot 253J.SinelPrehistoric Times & Men of theChannel Islands, published 1923,together with Channel Islandswatercolours by Wimbush (no text), APopular History of Jersey by The Rev.Alban E.Ragg, Introducing theChannel Islands by Henry Myhill, andfour other hardback books of ChannelIsands interest (8).£50-70

Lot 254Isabel Naftel (British 1832-1912)Portrait of a lady in a blue dress withlace trim, seated in an armchair watercolour, signed and dated 186716.5 x 14.5in (42 x 37cm).£600-800See Illustration.

Lot 255A painted ceramic tiledepicting the SS Foam Queen, withlife belt surround, 9in (23cm) diameter.£20-30* Once regular visitor to St SampsonsHarbour, Guernsey. Built 1922 by TheLondon and Montrose ShipbuildingCompany. Torpedoed by a GermanSubmarine and beached 1943.

Lot 256English School, 20th centurySS Ashton at sea watercolour, indistinctly signed withinitials10 x 18in (25.5 x 46cm).£50-70

Lot 25719th century, English SchoolSS Channel Queen watercolour, signed with monogram J.P.London6 x 11.5in (15 x 29cm).£80-120.Lot 258William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)A pathway on the cliffs, near FermainBay, Guernsey watercolour, signed lower right10.5 x 14.5in (26.5 x 37cm).£400-500See Illustration.

Lot 259William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Saints Bay and Martello Tower,Guernsey pastels11 x 16in£850-950See Illustration.

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Lot 260Franz Theodor Schütt (German 1908-1990)Castle Cornet from Coupee Lane, StPeter Port, Guernsey watercolour, signed inscribed and dated‘4417.5 x 14.5in (44.5 x 37cm).£140-180* Franz Schütt was involved in anExhibition in Berlin aged 20. Until 1931he studied in Munich. An exhibition heldin 1934 was cancelled for politicalreasons, and Franz was planning toescape from Germany in 1940, howeverthis plan failed and he was stationed inthe Channel Islands during the GermanOccupation, and was known to movebetween Jersey and Guernsey as part ofhis official duties for the Occupyingforces .After the War he returned toGermany and began teaching Art andexhibiting. He was awarded the Order ofMerit in 1978.

Lot 261Franz Theodor Schütt (German 1908-1990)Burnt Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey pen and ink, signed, inscribed and dated‘4416.5 x 14in (42 x 36.5cm).£80-120

Lot 262Joanne Blanche Brocklehurst (British 1935-2006)Exhibition Poster for The Kyle Gallery,4th March - 3rd April 1986 ‘LightCircus - A Male Dancer’£70-90* Jo Brocklehurst was known principallyfor her depiction of fashion during thePunk era. She toured Europe in the late1970’s, visiting clubs and cabaret shows,especially in Berlin.

Lot 263Sarah Louisa Kilpack (British 1839-1909)Stormy weather, Sark oil on board, signed9 x 18.5in (23 x 47cm).£800-1,000See Illustration.

Lot 264Early 19th century Alphabet samplerby Margaret Mary Bartlett, aged 6years, December 16th 1835, togetherwith another sampler by Jane BartlettAged 11 years, May 14th 1846 (2).£100-140

Lot 265After Le Breton (Jersey mid. 19th century)Landing of Queen Victoria in VictoriaHarbour, Jersey, on the 3rd September1846 hand coloured lithograph15.5 x 18.5in (39.5 x 47cm).£150-200

Lot 266After Felicks Topolski R.A.(British/Polish 1907-1989)Sir Winston Churchill coloured lithograph15 x 10.5in (38 x 26.5cm).£30-40

Lot 267Paul Jacob Naftel (British 1817-1891)Figures on the rocks of a riverside,with a derelict bridge in thebackground watercolour, signed10 x 14in (25.5 x 35.5cm).£350-400See Illustration.

Lot 268Franz Theodor Schütt (German 1908-1990)Two women looking out to sea, StPeter Port, Guernsey pen and ink,signed, inscribed and 194417 x 14in (43 x 35cm).£80-120

Lot 269Franz Theodor Schütt (German 1908-1990)Vale Castle, Guernsey pen and ink, signed, inscribed and dated‘4413 x 17.5in (33 x 44.5cm).£50-70

Lot 270Arthur Royce Bradbury (British 1892-1997)Cottage on the Sark Coast watercolour, signed7 x 11in (18 x 28cm).£120-160See Illustration

Lot 271William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Rocks at Portinfer, Guernsey watercolour, signed with initials lowerleft6.5 x 12.5in (16 x 31.5cm).£450-500See Illustration.

Lot 272English School, 20th centuryLa Rue des Forges (Smith Street),Guernsey oil on board, indistinctly signed19.5 x 15.5in (49.5 x 39.5cm).£60-80See Illustration.

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Lot 273D.M. Thackery(British early 20th century)High Street and Town Church,Guernsey oil on canvas, signed17 x 13.5in (43 x 33cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 274Arthur Royce Bradbury (British 1892-1997)Gathering vraic, La Salerie, St PeterPort, Guernsey watercolour, signed lower right14 x 20in (35.5 x 51cm).£600-800See Illustration.

Lot 275Grenville Cottingham R.S.M.A. R.B.A.(British 20th century)Petit Bot, Guernsey watercolour, signed13.75 x 20.5 in (34.5 x 52cm).£300-350See Illustration.

Lot 276Ethel Sophia Cheeswright (British 1874-1972)Les Autelets and west coast of Sark watercolour, signed11 x 17.5in (28 x 44.5cm).£500-550See Illustration.

Lot 277Margaret Mary Waller F.I.A.L. (British 1916-1997)The Pine Forest, overlooking Bec du Nez, Guernsey watercolour, signed14 x 20in (36 x 51cm).£150-200

Lot 278Margaret Mary Waller F.I.A.L. (British 1916-1997)La Gran’mère du Chimquière, La Bellieuse, St Martins, Guernsey watercolour, signed14 x 19.5in (36.5 x 40.5cm).£150-200See Illustration.

Lot 279William John Caparne (British 1856-1940)Lowgill, Westmoreland watercolour, signed lower right10.5 x 17in (27 x 43cm).£350-450See Illustration.

Lot 280William Joseph Wadham (British 1863-1950)The Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia watercolour, signed lower right11.5 x 19in (29 x 48cm).£300-400See Illustration.

Lot 281Arthur Bassett Waller (British 1882-1974)Coastal scene watercolour, signed lower right13.5 x 19in (34.5 x 48cm).£350-400See Illustration.

Lot 282After Gilbert J. Holiday (British 1879-1937)‘Le Vier Marchi’ - Market Day, St PeterPort, Guernsey lithograph14.5 x 19.5in (37 x 49.5cm).£200-250See Illustration.

Lot 283Margaret Mary Waller F.I.A.L. (British 1916-1997)West Coast of Sark and the Island ofBrecqhou pastel, signed14 x 20in (36.5 x 51cm).£150-200

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Lot 284English School, Early 20th centuryThe Schooner Sidney watercolour, inscribed7 x 13in (18 x 33cm), together withanother Marine watercolour (2).£50-70

Lot 285Naftel School, early 19th centuryView of Herm, Jethou and Guernseyfrom Sark pencil, with white highlights10x 13.5in (25.5 x 34.5cm).£150-200See Illustration

Lot 286Album of silk postcardstogether with Guernsey pamphletsand ephemera, newspapers etc.£30-50

Lot 287A booklet of Guernsey LL seriespostcardsnumbers 2, 8, 9, 10, 13, 15, 17, 19,23, 24, 29, 31, 46, 58, 63, 64, 77, 97,116, 119, 130, 147, 151, 156 (24 black and white cards in total).£100-120

Lot 288WW II, Adolf Hitler, Mein KamfEnglish translation by James Murphy,published by Hurst and Blackett,London, published November 1938,92nd thousand, with dust jacket, a/f.£20-30

Lot 289Four Thomas Singleton photographsdepicting Sarklate 19th century, 218a - The CreuxHarbour, Sark, 223 - New Tunnel,Creux Harbour Sark, 277 - Entrance tothe Boutiques, Sark, 262 - The CreuxTerrible, Sark, all stuck down to analbum page (4).£20-30

Lot 290Guernsey photographearly 20th century, depicting theinterior of The Royal Court, withmembers present, together with aGuernsey photograph by A.Laurens,19 Pollet Street Guernsey, depicting afloral decorated horse drawn float (2).£15-20

Lot 291Four Thomas Singleton postcards ofGuernsey shipping history interestlate 19th century, Numbers 325 S.S.Antelope in Harbour Guernsey, 350S.S.Gazelle in Harbour Guernsey, 615S.S. Vera entering Harbour Guernseyand 323a S.S. Dora Leaving HarbourGuernsey, all stuck down to albumpage (4).£20-25

Lot 292Three Thomas Singletonphotographs19th century, Number 322 S.S.Dora atLanding Stage Guernsey, 273Cromlech on Little Sark, 217a TheCreux Harbour Sark together with aphotograph by an unknown photog-rapher of the Barge Moultinian at StSampsons Harbour Guernsey (4).£20-25

Lot 293Two Thomas Singleton photographslate 19th century, Number 60 TheVallon St Martins Guernsey, 203 TheVale Castle Guernsey, a C.N. & Co.photograph Number 2426 CastleCornet and an unattributedphotograph of Castle Carey Guernsey,all stuck down to album page (4).£15-20

Lot 294Burgess, F.W.‘Old Prints and Engravings’, published1948, Reed, E.H. ‘Etching, A PracticalTreatise’ published 1914 andWhitman, A. ;The Print Collector’sHand Book’ published 1903 (3).£40-60

Lot 295Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation 10 coinset together with a Guernsey 1956 6coin proof set, a Jersey 1980 proofcoin set (6 coins), and UnitedKingdom 1987 coin set (7 coins).£40-60

Lot 296Box of various Guernsey, Jersey,Alderney coinagetogether with a quantity of British andForeign coins, Jersey copper coins incollector’s sleeves and three commem-orative First Day Cover and coin sets.£30-50

Lot 297Ouless, Phillip JohnRoyal Jersey Album - Royal Visit byQueen Victoria , with 11 sepia tintedlithographs by H.Waller after originalsby P.J.Ouless, published Jersey 1847,with list of original subscribers.£150-200

Lot 298Bryan’s Dictionary of Painters andEngravers two volumes, publishedLondon 1902.£30-40

Lot 299Four Roman coins.£30-40

Lot 300A detailed typewritten history ofCastle Cornet together with variousassociated books and pamphlets (a qty).£80-100

Lot 301‘Wings For Victory’ WW IIpropaganda design for poster‘Lor Lumme My Lancaster’ watercolour12 x 15.5 in (30.5 x 39.5cm).£50-70* Apparently not published as a print,this could have been a design submittedby the artist for publication, but notaccepted by The War Department.

Lot 302An Anglo Indian chessboard£30-50

Lot 303Follower of Abraham Pether (British 1790-1812)Moonlight illuminating a lake withmountains in the background oil on card7 x 10cm.£50-70

Lot 304‘Wings for Victory’ WW IIpropaganda design for poster‘Dive deep into your pockets forWings For Victory’ watercolour16 x 12in (41 x 30.5cm).£40-60

Lot 305Royal Guernsey MilitiaWW I ‘Sweethearts’ silk pin cushion, inthe form of a heart, the centre withan image of a cap badge, surroundedby silk flags and verse ‘Think of me’and gold thread, together withanother similar (2).£50-70

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