Thomas Seaman

Specialist, Head of Sale

Tel: +44 20 7393 3960

Thomas.Seaman@bonhams.com

Helena Gumley

Head of Sale Carpets and Tapestries

Tel: +44 20 7393 3892

Helena.Gumley@bonhams.com

Michael Lake

Head of Department

Tel: +44 20 7393 3890

Michael.Lake@bonhams.com

Thomas Moore

Head of Department

Tel: +44 20 8963 2816

Thomas.Moore@bonhams.com

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HOME & Interiors

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

290 — Pierre-Francois(Pierre-Louis) Bouchard (French, 1831-1889)Time for tea

291 — Jakob Koganowsky(Austrian, 1874-1926)Farmhouse in summer light

292 — Sir David Murray(Scottish, 1849-1933)Estuary at sunset

293AR — Walter Langhammer(Austrian, 1905-1977)A rural village scene

294AR — Max Agostini(French, 1914-1997)Garden in bloom

295 — Paul Du Toit(South African, 1965-2014)Sunbathers

296TP — Adolfo Felice Muller-Ury(American, 1862-1947)Portrait of a lady in a black dress seated on a Louis XV giltwood bergere

297AR — Edmund Blampied(British, 1886-1966)Evening, Jersey

298AR — Edmund Blampied(British, 1886-1966)Jersey landscape

299AR — Frances Mabel Hollams(British, 1877-1963)A chestnut stallion in a field

300 — Francis S. Walker(British, 1848-1916)Summer days

301 — Henry Woodbridge Parton(American, 1858-1933)Harvesting

302 — Francis Hopkinson Smith(American, 1838-1915)A view along the river path

303TP — A Kashgai rug South West Persia, 203cm x 153cm

304TP — A Kashgai rugSouth West Persia, 229cm x 136cm

305TP — A Heriz carpetNorth West Persia, 330cm x 231cm

306TP — A fine Veramin carpet Central Persia, 219cm x 151cm

307TP — An Isfahan Rug Central Persia, 218cm x 149cm

308TP — A Large Kirman Garden carpetCentral Persia, 501cm x 372cm

309TP — A Spanish Carpet 294cm x 212cm

310TP — A Savonnerie Carpet 350cm x 328cm

311TP — A pale Oushak West Anatolia, 362cm x 278cm

312TP — An Isfahan carpetCentral Persia, 205cm x 141cm

313TP — A Joshagan carpet circa 1900West Persia, 359cm x 209cm

314TP — An Esari CarpetAfghanistan 217cm x 179cm

315TP — A fine Isfahan Serafian carpetCentral Persia, 338cm x 204cm

316TP — An impressive Silk Souf Kashan carpetCentral Persia, 580cm x 396cm

317TP — A Silk rugWest Anatolia, 181cm x 121cm

318TP — A Silk Hereke,West Anatolia, 129cm x 81cm

319TP — A Silk Hereke,West Anatolia, 172cm x 123cm

320TP — A Silk Hereke, West Anatolia, 192cm x 121cm

321TP — A Senneh CarpetWest Persia, 179cm x 132cm

322TP — A part silk Kashan, Central Persia, 577cm x 375cm

323TP — An Isfahan carpetCentral Persia, 241cm x 157cm

324TP — A fine KashanCentral Persia, 393cm x 278cm

325 — A late 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural mantel clockin the 18th century taste, the movement stamped Japy Freres

326 — A late 19th century French gilt bronze and 'blanc-de-chine' porcelain figural mantel clockin the Chinoiserie taste, the porcelain probably Samson, the movement stamped Japy Freres,

327TP — A Charles X gilt and patinated bronze figural mantel clock of a young maiden,circa 1830, signed Petit a Paris

328TP — A late 19th century French patinated bronze figural Europa and the Bull mantel clock the dial signed Thuillier a Paris

329TP — A late 19th century patinated bronze figural mantel clockthe dial signed Victor Paillard, Paris

330 — A late 19th/ early 20th century continental gilt brass and marble novelty eagle and glass ball mantel timepiece

331TP — A late 19th century ebonised triple fusee chiming bracket clock the dial signed Bennett Brothers, Liverpool

332TP — A George III mahogany and brass mounted quarter chiming bracket clock with pull repeat, of naval interestthe dial signed Richard Smith, Newport (Isle of Wight), and 'Renovated by Grohe, Wigmore St, London'

333TP — A late 19th century rosewood and brass mounted and inlaid triple fusee chiming bracket clock

334TP — A late Victorian gilt bronze mounted and ebonised triple fusee chiming bracket clock and bracket the dial signed Chas Frodsham & Co 2

335TP — An early 19th century mahogany and brass inlaid triple fusee chiming bracket clock in the Gothic taste, the dial indistincly signed Tanner

336TP — A Regency ebonised quarter chiming twin fuse bracket clock with pull repeatin the Egyptian taste, the dial signed for George Cobbett, London

337TP — An early 19th century coromandel and brass bound twin fusee bracket clock the dial signed Hadley & Moore, London

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290 —
Pierre-Francois
(Pierre-Louis) Bouchard (French, 1831-1889)
Time for tea

291 —
Jakob Koganowsky
(Austrian, 1874-1926)
Farmhouse in summer light

292 —
Sir David Murray
(Scottish, 1849-1933)
Estuary at sunset

293^AR —
Walter Langhammer
(Austrian, 1905-1977)
A rural village scene

294^AR —
Max Agostini
(French, 1914-1997)
Garden in bloom

295 —
Paul Du Toit
(South African, 1965-2014)
Sunbathers

296^TP —
Adolfo Felice Muller-Ury
(American, 1862-1947)
Portrait of a lady in a black dress seated on a Louis XV giltwood bergere

297^AR —
Edmund Blampied
(British, 1886-1966)
Evening, Jersey

298^AR —
Edmund Blampied
(British, 1886-1966)
Jersey landscape

299^AR —
Frances Mabel Hollams
(British, 1877-1963)
A chestnut stallion in a field

300 —
Francis S. Walker
(British, 1848-1916)
Summer days

301 —
Henry Woodbridge Parton
(American, 1858-1933)
Harvesting

302 —
Francis Hopkinson Smith
(American, 1838-1915)
A view along the river path

303^TP —
A Kashgai rug
South West Persia, 203cm x 153cm

304^TP —
A Kashgai rug
South West Persia, 229cm x 136cm

305^TP —
A Heriz carpet
North West Persia, 330cm x 231cm

306^TP —
A fine Veramin carpet
Central Persia, 219cm x 151cm

307^TP —
An Isfahan Rug
Central Persia, 218cm x 149cm

308^TP —
A Large Kirman Garden carpet
Central Persia, 501cm x 372cm

309^TP —
A Spanish Carpet
294cm x 212cm

310^TP —
A Savonnerie Carpet
350cm x 328cm

311^TP —
A pale Oushak
West Anatolia, 362cm x 278cm

312^TP —
An Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 205cm x 141cm

313^TP —
A Joshagan carpet circa 1900
West Persia, 359cm x 209cm

314^TP —
An Esari Carpet
Afghanistan 217cm x 179cm

315^TP —
A fine Isfahan Serafian carpet
Central Persia, 338cm x 204cm

316^TP —
An impressive Silk Souf Kashan carpet
Central Persia, 580cm x 396cm

317^TP —
A Silk rug
West Anatolia, 181cm x 121cm

318^TP —
A Silk Hereke,
West Anatolia, 129cm x 81cm

319^TP —
A Silk Hereke,
West Anatolia, 172cm x 123cm

320^TP —
A Silk Hereke,
West Anatolia, 192cm x 121cm

321^TP —
A Senneh Carpet
West Persia, 179cm x 132cm

322^TP —
A part silk Kashan,
Central Persia, 577cm x 375cm

323^TP —
An Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 241cm x 157cm

324^TP —
A fine Kashan
Central Persia, 393cm x 278cm

325 —
A late 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural mantel clock
in the 18th century taste, the movement stamped Japy Freres

326 —
A late 19th century French gilt bronze and 'blanc-de-chine' porcelain figural mantel clock
in the Chinoiserie taste, the porcelain probably Samson, the movement stamped Japy Freres,

327^TP —
A Charles X gilt and patinated bronze figural mantel clock of a young maiden,
circa 1830, signed Petit a Paris

328^TP —
A late 19th century French patinated bronze figural Europa and the Bull mantel clock
the dial signed Thuillier a Paris

329^TP —
A late 19th century patinated bronze figural mantel clock
the dial signed Victor Paillard, Paris

330 —
A late 19th/ early 20th century continental gilt brass and marble novelty eagle and glass ball mantel timepiece

331^TP —
A late 19th century ebonised triple fusee chiming bracket clock
the dial signed Bennett Brothers, Liverpool

332^TP —
A George III mahogany and brass mounted quarter chiming bracket clock with pull repeat, of naval interest
the dial signed Richard Smith, Newport (Isle of Wight), and 'Renovated by Grohe, Wigmore St, London'

333^TP —
A late 19th century rosewood and brass mounted and inlaid triple fusee chiming bracket clock

334^TP —
A late Victorian gilt bronze mounted and ebonised triple fusee chiming bracket clock and bracket
the dial signed Chas Frodsham & Co 2

335^TP —
An early 19th century mahogany and brass inlaid triple fusee chiming bracket clock
in the Gothic taste, the dial indistincly signed Tanner

336^TP —
A Regency ebonised quarter chiming twin fuse bracket clock with pull repeat
in the Egyptian taste, the dial signed for George Cobbett, London

337^TP —
An early 19th century coromandel and brass bound twin fusee bracket clock
the dial signed Hadley & Moore, London