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19th Century reverse painting on glass, study after Constable of a watermill, in decorative gilt frame, (oval), 38cm x 45cm in extremes £40-60 √
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J.C. Halfpenny, study of figures harvesting, signed watercolour, dated 1885, 19cm x 39cm £40-60 √
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C.M. Williams, study of a fishing village with figures and boats, signed watercolour, 35cm x 50cm £50-60 √
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Henry Stannard, RBA, study of a figure herding sheep along a country lane with thatched cottages either side, signed watercolour, 35cm x 50cm £100-200 √
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19th Century Continental school, a pair of interior studies, oils on panel, inscribed "M. Girard & M. Morgan", also indistinctly signed with an artist's signature, possibly Jose Miret, 13cm x 9.5cm £40-60 √
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H.H. Greenfield, study of sailing vessels at sunset, signed watercolour, dated 1821; 19th Century school portrait study of a young lady, watercolour, indistinctly signed in pencil, dated 1845 and three other similar portraits (5) £40-60 √
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Sir Charles Barry, R.A., 1795-1860, "Architect the Houses of Parliament", unsigned watercolour, 34cm x 24cm £200-300 √
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John Moore, 1829-1902, Felixstowe Ferry, oil on board, signed and dated 1885, 23cm x 34cm £600-800 √
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Christopher Mark Maskell, 1846-1933, study of a windmill, initialled CMM, 22cm x 17cm £80-120 √
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Thomas Smythe, 1825-1907, study of a winter landscape, oil on board, 11cm x 17cm £200-400 √
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Albert Ribbans, 1903-1966, riverside study, signed and dated watercolour 1952, 25cm x 36cm £100-200 √
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William Benner, 1884-1964, study entitled "Southwold Early Morning", watercolour, 32cm x 46cm £100-200 √
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T.H. Cromer, a pair of Continental landscape watercolour studies, 10cm x 28cm £60-80 √
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T.H. Cromer, study of a harbour, signed and dated watercolour, 1852, 25cm x 37cm £80-120 √
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John Moore, 1820-1902, study of cattle, framed as a round, oil, 23cm dia. £600-800 √
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John Moore, 1820-1902, study of boats at sea, framed in the round, 23cm dia. £600-800 √Rugs & Furniture
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A Middle Eastern rug, having central floral panel with stylised borders on a predominately blue and red ground, £40-60 √
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A Turkish wool runner, of traditional form with stylised floral decoration £60-100 √
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A large Kelim rug, 315cm x 242cm £300-400 √
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A Kelim rug, of traditional design £200-300 √
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A large 18th Century style walnut and herringbone banded chest, of two short and three long drawers, decorated with inlaid starburst motifs, raised on bracket supports, 110cm wide £300-400 √
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An Antique carved oak bureau, the fall front profusely decorated with cornucopia, flowers and rampant lions enclosing a fitted interior of drawers, pigeon-holes and a central cupboard, two short and three long drawers below, raised on bracket feet, 107cm wide £100-200 √
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A yew wood oyster veneered chest, in the 18th Century style, the ebony strung and cross-banded top above two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bun feet, 95cm wide £450-550 √
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An Antique walnut and cross-banded bureau on stand, the fall front opening to reveal a concave interior arrangement of drawers and pigeon-holes around a central cupboard, single drawer below, raised on cabriole supports terminating in pad feet, 35.5cm wide £100-200 √
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An Antique oak bureau, the fall front opening to reveal an interior arrangement of drawers and pigeon-holes around a central cupboard, sunken well above four long graduated drawers, raised on pierced bracket feet, 91cm wide £100-200 √
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A Japanese Meiji period lacquer and gilt decorated Shodhana cabinet, fitted with drawers and shelves decorated with panels of figures, birds and flowers having foliate engraved metal mounts, 105cm wide x 106cm high, raised on a later wooden stand £600-800 √
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A George III mahogany side table, fitted with a single drawer and raised on rounded tapering supports, terminating in pad feet, 76cm wide x 66cm deep £60-80 √
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A large early 19th Century rococo design gilt framed mirror, (formerly from Hurts Hall, Saxmundham, Suffolk) £400-600 √
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A late Victorian satin ash linen press, the upper section fitted sliding trays with two short and two long drawers below, 131cm wide £100-200 √
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An Antique carved oak freestanding corner cupboard, fitted interior shelf and drawer, enclosed by a profusely carved panelled door, raised on turned baluster supports united by an under-tier and terminating in club feet, 74cm wide overall x 165cm high £80-120 √
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An 18th Century Welsh oak two section low press cupboard, enclosed by a pair of arched fielded panelled doors, three short and two long drawers below, raised on bracket feet, 145cm wide x 150cm high £400-600 √
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A Victorian golden oak gun cabinet, the upper section enclosed by an arched panel door with cupboards to base, raised on a platform plinth, 112cm wide x 177cm high £200-400 √
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A George III mahogany tall boy, the upper section surmounted by an inlaid cornice, above two short and three long drawers, three long graduated drawers to the base, raised on bracket feet, 110cm wide £200-400 √
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A Victorian mahogany press cupboard, the upper section fitted with a single tray and converted to hanging, two short and two long drawers below with a secret concealed drawer to the plinth, 130cm wide £100-200 √
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A late Victorian glazed oak gun display cabinet, enclosed by a pair of glazed panelled doors, raised on a cupboard base, 109cm wide x 215cm high£100-150 √
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A 19th Century oak long case clock, the hood surmounted by a pierced pediment enclosing a 30 hour movement and painted dial, by Champion of Wyndham, 220cm high £100-200 √
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A pair of Oriental hardwood barrel shaped seats, bearing labels for George Zee & Co., Hong Kong £120-160 √
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A gilt framed Florentine style wall mirror, of cartouche shape with shell and foliate scroll decoration, 90cm x 122cm £80-120 √
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An impressive Victorian carved oak triple panel overmantel, the centre panel decorated with St. George on horseback slaying the dragon, flanked by leaf decorated columns and lion terminals, 144cm wide x 95cm high£200-400 √
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A Regency gilt framed overmantel mirror, having inverted breakfront pediment above columns, with raised foliate decoration, the plate within an ebonised reed slip, 96cm x 132cm overall £200-300 √
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John Ratcliffe of Wrexham, long case clock, the hood surmounted by a scroll arch pediment and brass ho ho bird finials above a brass and steel dial with rolling moon phase movement, inlaid trunk panelled door above a box base, 240cm high £200-400 √
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An 18th Century oak and pollard cross-banded Welsh dresser, the shelved and boarded back fitted with a central cupboard, three drawers to the base, raised on turned baluster supports united by stretchers, 165cm wide £500-600 √
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A George III oak hanging corner cupboard, the shaped interior shelves enclosed by a fielded panelled door, 74cm wide x 100cm high£60-80 √
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A George III oak hanging corner cupboard, with dentil moulding, fitted with interior shelves enclosed by a moulded panelled door, 69cm wide x 97cm high£60-80 √
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A small ebonised and metal mounted shop display cabinet, bearing a brass plaque for "Garth & Co.", 63cm wide x 51cm high £60-100 √
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A Georgian oak hanging corner cupboard, enclosed by a pair of arched panelled doors hung to brass H hinges, 66cm wide x 95cm high £80-120 √
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A George III mahogany and inlaid elliptical corner cupboard, decorated paterae and conch shell, the bow fronted doors enclosing a shelved interior, 113cm high x 80cm wide in extremes £80-120 √
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A Victorian carved oak long case clock, the brass spandril dial with steel chapter ring, inscribed "Thomas Feren Smarden", supporting an 8 day movement striking on a bell, 230cm high £200-400 √
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A 19th Century oak three drawer low boy, having planked over-hanging top, shaped frieze raised on square section supports, 75cm wide £80-120 √
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