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28% on the first £40,000 of the hammer price;
27% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of £40,000 up to and including £800,000;
21% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of £800,000 up to and including £4,500,000;
and 14.5% of the hammer price of any amounts in excess of £4,500,000.
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†	Taxable
	VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.
*	Import low rate
	VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.
AR	Artists Resale Right
	Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.
Y	CITES
	Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.

The Chester Sale

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291 — A Japanese four fold screen Early 20th Century

292 — A Japanese six fold screen Early 20th Century

293 — Two Japanese kakemono, or hanging scrolls

294 — Two Japanese kakemono, or hanging scrolls

295 — Two Japanese scrolls

296 — A Japanese surimono 19th Century

297 — A collection of Japanese woodblock prints 19th Century

298 — Two Japanese woodblock prints by Ando Hiroshige c.1833

299 — A Southeast Asian gilt-bronze reclining Buddha 19th Century

300 — A Persian farman, or written government order Iran, dated 1901

301 — A pair of Indian gilt figures of cupid Possibly Goanese

302Y — An Indian ivory figural group

303 — Three Fesi pottery bowls, Kpando, Ghana 28, 35 and 41cm diam. 3

304 — Two Fesi pottery bowls, Kpando, Ghana 25 and 19cm diam. 2

305 — Three Fesi pottery vases, Kpando, Ghana 24, 21 and 18.5cm tall. 3

306 — Two Fesi pottery jars and covers, Kpando, Ghana 21.5 and 23.5cm tall. 4

307 — A pair of Fesi pottery vases, Kpando, Ghana 33cm. 2

308 — A large Fesi pottery vase, Kpando, Ghana 38cm.

310 — A Corinthian column lamp by H E & Co.,

311 — A late 19th century oval figural casket, unmarked,

312 — A Victorian twin handled urn converted to a table lamp by Elkington & Co., circa 1845

313 — A four light, three branch candelabrum unmarked,

314 — A novelty wine cooler, by Hukin & Heath,

315 — A pair of oval sauce boats, retailers stamp "Brook and Son, 87 George Street, Edinburgh," Edinburgh 1911, (2)

316 — A pair of Art Deco strap work candlesticks by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1926

317 — A rectangular entree dish and cover, by Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1931,

318 — A pair of shell dishes, by H U, Birmingham 1970,

319 — A George III style Britannia Standard two handled porringer by Charles Stuart Harris & Sons Ltd, London 1914

320 — An Edwardian pair of octagonal specimen vases by W.J.H, Birmingham 1903

321 — A circular salver by Viners, Shefield 1946

322 — An Edwardian circular waiter, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffeild 1909,

323 — A circular salver by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1915,

324 — A heavy tapering mug, by Carrington & Co., London 1912,

325 — A four piece tea and coffee service by the Barnards, London 1918,

326 — An octagonal tea tray, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1934,

327 — A rectangular two handled tray, by D&?, Birmingham 1924,

328 — A circular presentation pedestal bowl makers mark worn, Sheffield 1934,

329 — A six piece cased cruet set, by Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1936,

330 — A pint mug, by James Dixon and Sons Sheffield 1944,

331 — A matching five piece tea and coffee service and matching tea tray, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1976

332 — A Gothic style chalice and paten by F.Osborne & Co.Ltd, London 1960 (2)

333 — An Irish three piece tea service & salver by R I I, Dublin 1972, (4)

334 — A swing handle pedestal basket, by R F Mosley and Co.Ltd, Sheffield 1910,

335 — An Edwardian novelty pin cushion in the form of a chick emerging from an egg by Sampson Mordan & Co., Chester 1905 (3)

336 — An oval salver, by John & Joyce Lowe, Chester 1962,

337 — A three piece tea service, by William Neale and Son Ltd, Chester 1937, (3)

338 — A Dutch ornate goblet Import marks, probably by Berthold Muller, Chester 1898

339Y — An Arts & Craft covered jar on stand, by John Arthur Leece of Liverpool, Chester 1943,

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291 —
A Japanese four fold screen
Early 20th Century

292 —
A Japanese six fold screen
Early 20th Century

293 —
Two Japanese kakemono, or hanging scrolls

294 —
Two Japanese kakemono, or hanging scrolls

295 —
Two Japanese scrolls

296 —
A Japanese surimono
19th Century

297 —
A collection of Japanese woodblock prints
19th Century

298 —
Two Japanese woodblock prints by Ando Hiroshige
c.1833

299 —
A Southeast Asian gilt-bronze reclining Buddha
19th Century

300 —
A Persian farman, or written government order
Iran, dated 1901

301 —
A pair of Indian gilt figures of cupid
Possibly Goanese

302^Y —
An Indian ivory figural group

303 —
Three Fesi pottery bowls, Kpando, Ghana
28, 35 and 41cm diam. 3

304 —
Two Fesi pottery bowls, Kpando, Ghana
25 and 19cm diam. 2

305 —
Three Fesi pottery vases, Kpando, Ghana
24, 21 and 18.5cm tall. 3

306 —
Two Fesi pottery jars and covers, Kpando, Ghana
21.5 and 23.5cm tall. 4

307 —
A pair of Fesi pottery vases, Kpando, Ghana
33cm. 2

308 —
A large Fesi pottery vase, Kpando, Ghana
38cm.

310 —
A Corinthian column lamp
by H E & Co.,

311 —
A late 19th century oval figural casket,
unmarked,

312 —
A Victorian twin handled urn converted to a table lamp
by Elkington & Co., circa 1845

313 —
A four light, three branch candelabrum
unmarked,

314 —
A novelty wine cooler,
by Hukin & Heath,

315 —
A pair of oval sauce boats,
retailers stamp "Brook and Son, 87 George Street, Edinburgh," Edinburgh 1911, (2)

316 —
A pair of Art Deco strap work candlesticks
by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1926

317 —
A rectangular entree dish and cover,
by Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1931,

318 —
A pair of shell dishes,
by H U, Birmingham 1970,

319 —
A George III style Britannia Standard two handled porringer
by Charles Stuart Harris & Sons Ltd, London 1914

320 —
An Edwardian pair of octagonal specimen vases
by W.J.H, Birmingham 1903

321 —
A circular salver
by Viners, Shefield 1946

322 —
An Edwardian circular waiter,
by Mappin & Webb, Sheffeild 1909,

323 —
A circular salver
by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1915,

324 —
A heavy tapering mug,
by Carrington & Co., London 1912,

325 —
A four piece tea and coffee service
by the Barnards, London 1918,

326 —
An octagonal tea tray,
by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1934,

327 —
A rectangular two handled tray,
by D&?, Birmingham 1924,

328 —
A circular presentation pedestal bowl
makers mark worn, Sheffield 1934,

329 —
A six piece cased cruet set,
by Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1936,

330 —
A pint mug,
by James Dixon and Sons Sheffield 1944,

331 —
A matching five piece tea and coffee service and matching tea tray,
by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1976

332 —
A Gothic style chalice and paten
by F.Osborne & Co.Ltd, London 1960 (2)

333 —
An Irish three piece tea service & salver
by R I I, Dublin 1972, (4)

334 —
A swing handle pedestal basket,
by R F Mosley and Co.Ltd, Sheffield 1910,

335 —
An Edwardian novelty pin cushion in the form of a chick emerging from an egg
by Sampson Mordan & Co., Chester 1905 (3)

336 —
An oval salver,
by John & Joyce Lowe, Chester 1962,

337 —
A three piece tea service,
by William Neale and Son Ltd, Chester 1937, (3)

338 —
A Dutch ornate goblet
Import marks, probably by Berthold Muller, Chester 1898

339^Y —
An Arts & Craft covered jar on stand,
by John Arthur Leece of Liverpool, Chester 1943,