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CHARTERHOUSE Auctioneers & Valuers
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Forthcoming Sales: ¨ Friday, May 16th Silver, Plate, Jewellery, Wine & Antiques Viewing Wednesday 14th 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Thursday 15th 10.00 am to 7.00 pm
Lot 821 A Victorian Silver and Silver Gilt Vase and Cover, of knopped lobed form, having a pierced finial, and decorated all over with acanthus, other foliage and grotesque masks, Robert Garrard, London 1863, 67 cm high, with an oak travelling box, the interior having an R & S Garrard & Co Goldsmiths & Jewellers To The Crown Haymarket London label, 51.5 cm high £4,000 - 5,000 ¨ Previous Sales: ¨ Friday, April 18th Pictures, Prints, Books, Fin, Fur & Feather Sporting, Decorative Arts & Antiques Viewing Wednesday 16th 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Thursday 17th 10.00 am to 7.00 pm
A Clarice Cliff Vase £700-1,000 A Oil Painting of a Horse with Jockey Up £200-400 To view results please click here ¨ Saturday, April 12th Classic Cars, Motorbikes & Automobilia Another great sale! Lot 358 An American LaFrance Fire Engine, circa 1916 Sold for £12,000 Lot 369 A Triumph TR4 Sold for £5,700 Lot 341 A Sunbeam Rapier Convertible Sold for £5,300 Lot 350 1909 Sizaire-Naudin Voiturette Model G, owned for 40 years Sold for £23,000 Lot 360 A 1972 Jaguar E Type Series III Two Door Roadster, 5.3 litre V12 Sold for £17,000 Lot 368 A RAM SC Cobra, Chevy 350 (5.7 litre V8) engine, 5 speed manual, Sold for £11,700 Lot 314 A 1948 Norton Manx 30M Motorcycle, VMCC dated Sold for £9,800 Lot 365 A 1956 MGA Roadster, 1500 cc Sold for £8,900 Lot 327 A 1970 Lotus Elan Mk IV DHC, 1.6 litre Zetec fuel injection, 5 speed Sold for £8,400 To view results please click here ¨ Friday, March 14th Collectors' Items, Clocks & Antiques Viewing To view results please click here
Lot 502 A Military General Service Medal 1793 -1814, awarded to J Partington 48th Foot, with eight bars comprising Talavera 200, Busaco 101, Albutera 190, Pyrenees 132, Nivelle 80, Nive 20, Orthes 110 and Toulouse 310 See front cover colour illustration Note: This regiment earned a maximum of twelve bars to this medal Sold for £2,700 Lot 315 An Extremely Fine Exhibition Standard 3/4 Inch - 1 Foot Scale Model of a Foden Steam Wagon of 1912 Reg No. M4441 Built By G D McLeman, for full description please see catalogue Sold for £2,700 Lot 561 The Beatles Christmas Show
Programme, from Finsbury Park Astoria December 1963 to January 1964, signed by
the band ¨ Friday, February 15th Silver, Plate, Jewellery, Wine & Antiques
Lot 1345 An Early 18th Century Hall Table, veneered in walnut, the later rectangular marble top above a plain frieze with a shaped apron below, on cabriole legs and hoof style feet, 129 cm wide Sold for £29,000 Lot 387 Twelve Bottles of Chateau Gruaud Larose 1982 £1,200 - 1,500 (one of 600 lots of wine & spirits) Sold for £1,150 Lot 1176 A Late 19th Century Oval Cameo Brooch, carved a bust of a lady from a stone showing four layers of browns and creams, including the bead edging, in a pierced gold, enamel and diamond frame, 4 x 3 cm Note: Discovered by Geoffrey Munn at the Antiques Roadshow, he stated the cameo was by Bissinger circa 1880, and then mounted by François-Desire Froment-Meurice Sold for £2,200 Lot 1199 A 19th Century Castellani Style Italian Archeological Revival Ram's Head Gold Bangle, with Etruscan granulation decoration, impressed makers mark indistinct, (tip of tail missing) possibly by Ernesto Pierret, cased, with retailer's label, F Tignani Graveur en Camee en Pierre et en Coquille Roma Via Condotti No 91 Sold for £3,000 Lot 1125 A Victorian Silver Backed Diamond Bracelet, the central coronet with three pear shaped stones above a cluster, on encrusted fleur de lys style links, possibly converted from a tiara, cased Sold for £1,900 ¨ Please read our highlights section, and view previous catalogues and results Lots marked * in our catalogues are subject to VAT on the hammer price Unlike many auctioneers, we are very happy we are still able to offer a posting service, as we realise this is of assistance to customers who are not able to visit the salerooms. There is a non-negotiable minimum charge of £15 plus VAT per parcel packing charge, plus whatever form of postage you require on top. This is a not-for-profit service, but we do unfortunately need to make a charge to cover the considerable time it takes to pack parcels properly. Please be aware that we will only post parcels if you are willing to pay for the limited insurance available from the post office, and although we very rarely have problems parcels are sent entirely at your own risk, we do not offer compensation for parcels that arrive damaged, or do not arrive. Doom and gloom aside, we usually get very nice comments from our customers, and we do also try very hard to get it right. Please note when registering to bid in person you will be required to supply two forms of evidence of identity and residence. Please see our terms & conditions. Viewing will end 1/4 hour before the start of each sale.
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