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- Jewellery

The Spring Auction Series

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350 — Neville Henry Peniston Cayley(Australian, 1853-1903)Red bellied cockatoo and hen

351 — Neville Henry Peniston Cayley(Australian, 1853-1903)Lyrebird with hen

352 — A fine pair of George III giltwood and upholstered bergers Circa 1770

353 — French Schoolcirca 1800Putti with a wicker basket of summer flowers, standing on a pedestal in a landscape

354 — John Linnell(British, 1792-1882)Portrait of Cornelia Maria and Frederick Darling

355 — A First Empire ormolu and marble mantel clock

356Y — An early 19th century sarcophagus form tortoiseshell tea caddy

357Y — A Regency trinket box in tortoiseshell

358Y — A Regency tortoiseshell fitted caddy

359 — A 19th century cut glass and gilt metal eight light chandelier

360 — A late 19th century French gilt metal eighteen light chandelier

361Y — A Regency silver mounted ivory tea caddy

362Y — A Regency silver mounted ivory and tortoiseshell caddy

363Y — A Regency ivory and tortoiseshell tea caddy

364 — A military helmet

365 — Antoine Guilleminet(French, 1843-1918)Chickens and chicks in a barn

366Y — A black bear pelt

367 — A possum blanket

368Y — A Leopard skin pelt

369Y — A grizzly bear pelt

370Y — A Tiger pelt

371 — A Russian Directoire style mahogany and gilt metal mounted salon suite

372 — A pair of Danish oval walnut and giltwood mirrors

373 — A fine Victorian burr walnut folio cabinet by Gillows

374 — A George IV mahogany davenport

375 — A George II mahogany drop leaf dining table

377 — A George IV ormolu three arm Argand lamp

378 — Two roe deer stag trophy heads (2)

379 — A George IV ormolu four arm Argand lamp

380 — A Chinese hardwood altar chair

381 — An Edwardian casuarina collector's cabinet

382 — A Regency twin arm argand lamp

383 — Two Louis XVI style mahogany Wellington chests

384 — A 19th century oval silk map sampler: "The Map of England and Wales"

385 — After Sir William Russell FlintBalance

386 — Attributed to William Matthew Hart(Irish 1830-1908)Drawing for 'Pitta Coccinea'

387 — John GouldAlbert Lyre-Bird (Menura Alberti)

388 — Neville William Cayley(Australian, 1887-1950)Bird of Prey

389Y — A rare Japanese naturalistic figure of a rearing snake

390 — A tortoiseshell hatchling mounted as an inkwell

391 — A large Japanese bronze turtle By Kosai, late 19th century

392Y — A Japanese carved ivory figure of a rodent, signed, damaged

393Y — Two Japanese carved ivory Okimono Meiji period

394Y — A Japanese carved ivory figure group

395Y — A Chinese bowed cricket cage in carved ivory, damaged

396Y — A Chinese carved ivory figure of a reclining beauty on stand

397 — A Japanese Samurai suji kabuto

398Y — A Japanese naturalistically carved ivory figure of a pealed apple

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350 —
Neville Henry Peniston Cayley
(Australian, 1853-1903)
Red bellied cockatoo and hen

351 —
Neville Henry Peniston Cayley
(Australian, 1853-1903)
Lyrebird with hen

352 —
A fine pair of George III giltwood and upholstered bergers
Circa 1770

353 —
French School
circa 1800
Putti with a wicker basket of summer flowers, standing on a pedestal in a landscape

354 —
John Linnell
(British, 1792-1882)
Portrait of Cornelia Maria and Frederick Darling

355 —
A First Empire ormolu and marble mantel clock

356^Y —
An early 19th century sarcophagus form tortoiseshell tea caddy

357^Y —
A Regency trinket box in tortoiseshell

358^Y —
A Regency tortoiseshell fitted caddy

359 —
A 19th century cut glass and gilt metal eight light chandelier

360 —
A late 19th century French gilt metal eighteen light chandelier

361^Y —
A Regency silver mounted ivory tea caddy

362^Y —
A Regency silver mounted ivory and tortoiseshell caddy

363^Y —
A Regency ivory and tortoiseshell tea caddy

364 —
A military helmet

365 —
Antoine Guilleminet
(French, 1843-1918)
Chickens and chicks in a barn

366^Y —
A black bear pelt

367 —
A possum blanket

368^Y —
A Leopard skin pelt

369^Y —
A grizzly bear pelt

370^Y —
A Tiger pelt

371 —
A Russian Directoire style mahogany and gilt metal mounted salon suite

372 —
A pair of Danish oval walnut and giltwood mirrors

373 —
A fine Victorian burr walnut folio cabinet by Gillows

374 —
A George IV mahogany davenport

375 —
A George II mahogany drop leaf dining table

377 —
A George IV ormolu three arm Argand lamp

378 —
Two roe deer stag trophy heads

(2)

379 —
A George IV ormolu four arm Argand lamp

380 —
A Chinese hardwood altar chair

381 —
An Edwardian casuarina collector's cabinet

382 —
A Regency twin arm argand lamp

383 —
Two Louis XVI style mahogany Wellington chests

384 —
A 19th century oval silk map sampler: "The Map of England and Wales"

385 —
After Sir William Russell Flint
Balance

386 —
Attributed to William Matthew Hart
(Irish 1830-1908)
Drawing for 'Pitta Coccinea'

387 —
John Gould
Albert Lyre-Bird (Menura Alberti)

388 —
Neville William Cayley
(Australian, 1887-1950)
Bird of Prey

389^Y —
A rare Japanese naturalistic figure of a rearing snake

390 —
A tortoiseshell hatchling mounted as an inkwell

391 —
A large Japanese bronze turtle
By Kosai, late 19th century

392^Y —
A Japanese carved ivory figure of a rodent, signed, damaged

393^Y —
Two Japanese carved ivory Okimono Meiji period

394^Y —
A Japanese carved ivory figure group

395^Y —
A Chinese bowed cricket cage in carved ivory, damaged

396^Y —
A Chinese carved ivory figure of a reclining beauty on stand

397 —
A Japanese Samurai suji kabuto

398^Y —
A Japanese naturalistically carved ivory figure of a pealed apple