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Breitling Navitimer steel case "twin planes" 806: with red numerals to outer chapter ring, serial number 1223276 movement cal 178, with Breitling winder and strap £2200-2800
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Omega Speedmaster: Pre Moon Landings Chronograph, no NASA back, this model is in the same year of manufacture but did not get the commemorative markings on the back, instead it has the speedmaster marked back, on stainless 633 Omega bracelet, movement number 30594573,cal 861 c1969 manual £3000-5000
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Vacheron Constantin 18ct pink gold square faced watch c1930's: hallmarked to back case Vacheron Constantine 18k, 18 jewel movement marked,serial number 530398, baton indicators and subsidiary dial, with Vacheron winder and 18ct buckle to the strap £1500-2500
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Girard Perregaux 18ct pink gold dress watch: 17 jewel movement signed, back case marked 21143, black Arabic numerals to both dials £1000-1500
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LeCoultre powermatic Master Mariner Automatic: c1940's with 17 jewel cal 481 bumper movement, case marked 695515 £500-800
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A quantity of Rolex spares to inc Paperwork: dials straps, submariner box etc £1000-2000
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Omega Speedmaster strap and c1902 silver Omega watch number 4387652: missing glass £300-500
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Rolex Oysterdate Precision ref 6066 serial number 780328 in gold case £600-800
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Charlton and Co gold watch with Vacheron Constantine 15 jewel movement: serial number 412924, back case missing screws and engraved "toodles" £300-500
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Ebel triple date moonphase calendar watch: C1940s, in gold plated case with steel back, numbered 43686, blue tipped hand for calendar, day and date apertures and moonphase aperture, on leather strap £600-800
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1930's Platinum and Diamond set Cocktail watch: square faced diamond set case, with diamond set detail to the clasp and watch strap fastener, with 15 jewel Swiss movement £300-500
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A Tavannes Ladies Diamond Cocktail Watch: c1930, platinum and 18ct gold, set with diamonds on an articulated strap, four large diamonds to each approx.30ct, Tavannes mark to the dial and movement comes in black Sotheby's box £2000-3000
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An 18ct gold Omega wristwatch: An automatic chronometer, gold case and silver dial, with date aperture, hallmarked to the back, comes with box and paperwork bought in 2000 £800-1200
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A Tudor Prince Oysterdate wristwatch: stainless steel case and strap, Rolex back to case, rotor self winding movement £500-800
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William Derby (British, 1786-1847): Sir Robert Walpole, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, wearing the sash & star of the Order of the Bath, standing beside embroidered silk purse of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Seal, watercolour on card, H 18 x W 14cm, inscribed verso 'Sir Robert Walpole, First Earl of Orford. From the Original of Jarvis, in the Collection of Thomas Walpole...Drawn by W. Derby 1829'. Note: It is likely the present composition derives from an original by Charles Jervas, commissioned by Walpole in 1725 as a gift for his one of his supporters. £150-250
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Circle of Richard Wilson (British, 1714-1782): An extensive river landscape with travellers and cattle watering, a castle in the distance, oil on canvas, H 80 x W 110cm £800-1200
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Robert Anning Bell, R.A. (British, 1863-1933): An extensive Continental lake landscape with hills & town beyond, watercolour, signed lower right & dated 1926, H 24.5 x W 35cm £150-200
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Attributed to Dominic Serres (British, 1722-1793): Sailing vessels off the coast before a Continental hillside town, watercolour, H 10 x W 18.5cm £70-100
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After John Constable, R.A. (1776-1837): Branch Hill Pond, Hampstead Heath, oil on canvas, H 102 x W 127cm, unframed
Note: after one of John Constable's three versions of the same subject, painted in 1828, one of which is held by the V&A, one by Tate Britain, one by the Cleveland Museum of Art, & engraved as a mezzotint by David Lucas for 'English Landscape Scenery', first published in 1831 £500-800
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Albert Clark (British, 1821-1909): A pair of oils on canvas depicting racehorses, 'Sceptre', winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, the Oaks & the St. Leger, 1902, & 'Lord Derby', each signed lower left, H 30 x W 40cm £400-600
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Alfred Wheeler (British, 1851-1932): Lemberg, oil on board, signed & dated 1910, H 41 x W 40cm.
Note: Lemberg (1907 -1928) won a total of seventeen races including the Chesterfield & Rouse memorial stakes at Newmarket in 1909. The following year he won the Epsom Derby & such was his reputation that Lemberg was valued at £40,000. He was eventually retired to the Hamilton Stud at Newmarket. £800-1200
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Alfred Wheeler (British, 1851-1932): Minoru, oil on board, signed & dated 1909, H 41 x W 41cm.
Note: Born in 1906, Minoru was owned by Edward VII and his win at the Epsom Downs racecourse made him the first horse to win the Derby for a reigning monarch. He was trained by Colonel William Hall & by Richard Marsh in the Egerton House at Newmarket. Unlike Lemberg, he did not live out his retirement at Newmarket but was sold to a breeding operation in Russia. Unfortunately he appears to have disappeared in the 1917 Russian Revolution. £800-1200
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Bouvard (French, 20th century): A pair of oils on canvas depicting Venetian canal scenes, each signed, H 26 x W 33.5cm.
Provenance: Labels verso for Harrods Picture Department £2000-3000
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Anglo-Indian School (19th/20th century): A full length, life size portrait of a Maharaja in an interior, in full princely attire, elaborately decorated with fine jewellery & sheathed sword, inscribed lower right 'Muncharam...Surat' & dated '28, H 210 x W 120cm approx £1000-1500
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Anglo-Indian School (19th/20th century): A full length, life size portrait of a Maharaja, in full princely attire, elaborately decorated with fine jewellery & sheathed sword, standing before a curtain on a terrace with landscape beyond, inscribed lower right 'M B Sawan' & dated 1944, H 210 x W 120cm approx £1000-1500
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Follower of Jean Baptiste Camille Corot (French: 1796-1875): Dancers in a forest glade, oil on board, signed lower right, H 40 x W 52cm, label verso for Charles Campigneulle. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £400-600
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Follower of Camille Pissarro (French: 1830-1903): Canal scene, oil on panel, H 29 x W 39cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £250-350
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English School (19th century): Portrait of a gentleman: said to be JMW Turner, sweeping his studio, oil on panel, H 33 x W 27cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £200-300
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Edgar Thomas Wood (British: 1860-1935): Street scene, watercolour, signed lower left, H 55 x W 40cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £150-250
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Circle of David Cox (British: 1783-1859): An angler in a rocky river landscape, oil on canvas, signed & dated 1849, H 56 x W 49cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £150-250
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Naïve School (18th/19th century): Portrait of Percy Bysshe Shelley: oil on canvas, H 59 x W 49cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £200-400
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English School (18th century): A head & shoulders profile portrait of a gentleman: oil on canvas, H 38 x W 30cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £150-250
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Follower of Richard Wilson: R.A. (British, 1714-1782): An angler and goats on a riverbank with castle ruins in foreground, oil on canvas, 37 x 52cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £200-400
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After Jean-Antoine Watteau (French, 1684-1721): 'L'Indifferent', gouache, H 25 x W 19cm, after Watteau's 1717 original in the Louvre, Paris. Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £80-120
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Stephen Pearce (British, 1819-1904) after Paolo Veronese (Italian, 1528-1588): The Martyrdom of St Justine, oil on board, inscribed verso, H 22 x W 25cm, after Veronese's circa 1573 original in the Uffizi, Florence.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £150-250
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After Thomas Barker of Bath (British, 1769-1847): The woodsman, oil on canvas laid onto panel, H 34 x W 26cm.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £100-200
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Follower of George Catlin (American, 1794-1872): Red Indian tribal dance, oil on board, H 30 x W 45cm.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £300-500
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English School (18th century): Portrait of a gentleman at his desk, oil on panel, H 17 x W 25cm.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £100-200
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Follower of Alonso Cano (Spanish, 1601-1667): Souls in Purgatory with the Patron Saint Interceding, oil on canvas laid onto panel, H 46 x W 38cm.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £300-500
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Attributed to Thomas Smythe (British, 1825-1906): A wagon travelling through a winter landscape, watercolour; Follower of Samuel Palmer (British, 1805-1881): A rural landscape, monochrome wash, bears signature; English School (18th/19th century): A beggar with a monkey, watercolour (3).
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £100-200
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Naïve School (16th century): Elijah mounting his chariot & throwing his cloak to Elisha, oil on panel, H 55 x W 126cm.
Provenance: the collection of the late Stowers Johnson, author & art collector, thence by descent to the present vendor, his son £800-1200
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Circle of Frederick Goodall, R.A. (British, 1822-1904): A panoramic view of Cairo with figures on a terrace & pyramids beyond, oil on canvas, H 35 x W 97cm £100-200
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Tristram James Ellis, A.R.E. (British, 1844-1922): Constantinople, watercolour, signed with initials lower left, H 17 x W 37cm £200-300
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Orientalist School (19th/20th century): A pair of oils on canvas of North African views, one with figures on a hillside before a city wall, signed & dated lower right, the other figures harvesting in a landscape, H 19 x W 14cm £100-200
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Circle of John Frederick Lewis (Orientalist School, 1805-1876): Portrait of an Arab gentleman, watercolour, H 23 x W 17cm £80-120
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Orientalist School (19th/20th century): A dancing girl, oil on canvas, H 75 x W 30cm £100-200
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Circle of Sir Frank Brangwyn: R.A. (British, 1867-1956): A bazaar, Constantinople, oil on board, inscribed verso, H 18 x W 23cm £150-250
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Follower of Edwin Lord Weeks (American, 1849-1903): The snake charmer, oil on canvas, H 60 x W 90cm £200-400
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Sebastian Munster (1488-1552): Constantinople: woodcut, bird's-eye plan-view of Constantinople from La Cosmographie Universelle, Basel 1552, French text below, H 27 x W 38cm £100-200
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Attributed to Sir William Russell Flint R.A, P.R.W.S. (British, 1880-1969): Figures in an Orientalist landscape with town beyond, watercolour, signed lower right, H 19 x W 24cm £200-300
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