English and Continental Oak

Pewter and Metalwork including

The Wainwright Collection of

Friendly Society Brasses The Properties of

The late MISS U. M. J. GRIFFIN The late A. H. HOPE DICKSON, Esq .

. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LINCOLN WINNAFREDA, COUNTESS OF PORTARLINGTON

The late LADY PATRICIA RAMS AY The late MRS. L. B. RHODES-MOORHOUSE

COLONEL C. H. F. THOMPSON The late C. D. WAINWRIGHT, Esq.

and from various sources

which will be sold at Auction by

CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS LTD. J. A . FLOYD, A . G. GRIMWADE, GUY HA NNEN , M.C., T HE H ON. PATRICK LINDSAY. JOHN HERBERT, A . J . H. DU BOULAY, THE HON. DAVID BATHURST. W. A. COLERIDGE . J. M. BROADBENT, W . A. SPOWERS , M. L. TREE, ROBSON L OWE. THE HON. CHARLES ALLSOPP, NOEL ANNESLEY, HUGO MORLEY-FLETCHER, ALBERT MIDDLEMISS. WILLIAM MOSTYN-OWEN, CHRISTOPHER WOOD, T . E . V. CRAIG, PAUL WHITFIELD, T . MILNES GASI<ELL, GREGORY MARTIN, JOHN LUMLEY, PETER HAWKINS , C . R. PONTER , A LAN T AYLOR-RESTELL. HERMIONE WATERFIELD, SIR JOHN FIGGESS, K.B.E.. C.M.G., JONATHAN M. PRICE, A.C.A ., DR . GEZA VON HAB SBURG (SWISS)

1. O. CHANCE, C.B.E. (Consultant)

at their Great Rooms

8 King Street, St. James's, London, SWIY 6QT Telephone: 01-839 9060. Telex: 916429. Telegrams: Christiart, London, S.W.1

On Thursday, November 14, 1974

at 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. precisely

MA Y BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PRECEDING

Illustrated Catalogue (5 P lates) Price 25p.

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117 ANOTHER, larger, fitted with a drawer at each end, on baluster legs and square stretchers-53 tin. (136cm.) wide, late 17th Century

118 AN OAK PRESS in two parts, the upper part with two arched panelled doors; the base with seven small false drawers and two q.rawers below with panelled fronts of pollard oak-47tin. (121cm.) wide, late 17th/early 18th Century

119 Two beechwood . and elm comb-backed armchairs with broad arms and turned frames-19th Century (2)

120 An oak rectangUlar box with lifting top, the front and sides carved in low relief-28~in. (72.5cm.) wide, 17th Century

121 A walnut rectangUlar side table fitted with a drawer, on turned legs and square stretchers-29in. (74cm.) wide, 17th Century

122 An oak chest of three drawers with panelled fronts veneered with walnut-31tin. (80cm.) wide, late 17th Century

VARIOUS PROPERTIES

123 Two caned walnut open armchairs with spirally turned frames and legs; and another with turned uprights, rail-back and upholstered seat (3)

124 A pair of yew and elm Windsor armchairs with pierced splats and spindle backs-early 19th Century (2)

125 A yew wood small gateleg table with oval top and drawer, on turned baluster legs and square stretchers-33in. (84cm.) wide, late 17th Centu1-y

206 A pair of brass two-branch candelabra formed as knights in armour with arms outstretched- 8!in. (21.5cm.) high; and a bronze shield-shaped wool weight engraved with a coat-of-arms-4iin. (11en1- .) wide (3)

207 An iron circular portable oven, with carrying handle and screw top, one side hinged and opening with two com­partments, the other side with small hinged flap, decorated all over with scrolls- 14in. diarn., Spanish or German, 17th Century

207 A A pair of iron andirons, the plain stems with finials, on semi-circular shaped feet- 35in. (89cm.) high (2)

208 An iron trivet with circular top on three shaped legs- 15in. (38cm.) high; another- 23in. (58 .5cm.) long; an iron chandelier with six shaped stems and nozzles~18in. (46cm.) high; and a wrought-iron candle holder-approx. 12in. (30.5cm.) long (4)

209 A wood and iron standing rushlight holder with ratchet adjustable base- 45!in. (115.5cm.) high (not extended); and an iron standing rushlight holder on tripod base-27tin. (70cm.) high (2)

PEWTER

210 A plain circular dish-14!in. (37c111,.) diam., 18th Century

211 A pair of brass candlesticks with turned and baluster stems on domed circular base- 9!in. (25cm.) high; and a wood and glass sand timer- 6tin. (l5.5cm.) high (2)

212 A cylindrical pan and cover with carrying handle- 7in. (18cm.) high; and another, similar-4iin. (11cm.) high

(2)

213 A pair of plain circular plates- 8in. (20cm.) diam., by Samuel Cocks, London (CotterelL 1044); A goblet on turned baluster stem and circular domed base- 6iin. (17.5cm.) high; and a spoon, aU 19th Century (4)

214 A half-pint cup with scroll handle on circular base- 4in. (lOcm.) high; another, similar- 3!in. (9.5cm.) high; a cylindrical cup on flat circular base-4tin. (11cm.) high; and another, similar-4!in. (11cm.) high (4)

215 A set of four circular plates with moulded rims-9tin. (24cm.) d'iam.; and a pair, similar-9!in. (24cm.) diam., traces of trouches, late 18th Century (6)

216 A pair of circular plates with moulded rims- 13tin. (34cm.) diam., bearing the touch of John Duncombe (2)

217 A PAIR OF CIRCULAR CHARGERS with moulded and reeded rims-16Hn. (42cm.) diam., by G .... . . I...... (CottereU 5619) late 17th Century (2)

218 A set of six circular plates with moulded rims-8!in. (22cm.) diam.; and a set of three, similar- 9in. (23cm.) dia11'L, 19th Century (9)

219 A pair of two-handled porringers- 5in. (13cm.) diam.; a pair of candlesticks with turned columns on square step­ped bases- 6!in. (16 .5cm.) high; a rectangular inkstand with two inkwells and covers- 11tin. (29cm.) wide; and a circular bed-pan with turned handle- 12tin. (32cm.) diam. (6)

220 A pair of circular plates the centres engraved with coats-of­arms-9tin. (24cm.) diam., by Thomas Ridding, London (CotterelL 3942), late 17th Century

221 A PLAIN CIRCULAR CHARGER- 18in. (46cm.) diam., by Richard Going, Bristol (Cotterell 1909) first half 18th Century

222 A PLAIN CIRCULAR CHARGER- 17!in. (45cm.) diam., by Jonas Duraoo, London (CottereU 1475), late 17th/early 18th Century

223 A CIRCULAR CHARGER with moulded rim-18iin. (46.5cm.) diam., traces of touches 18th Century

224 A CIRCULAR CHARGER with moulded and reeded rim-18iin. (46 .5cm.) diam., early 18th Century

225 A group of six pear-shaped measures with scroll handles from quart to quarter-gill capacity-6tin. (16cm.) to 2tin. (5.5cm.) high, 19th Century (6)

226 A cylindrical quart tankard with scroll handle-6!in. (16cm.) high, by Bush & Walter (CottereU 740b), late 18th Century

227 A plain circular charger-13tin. (34cm.) diam., traces of touches; and a circular plate with moulded rim-9!in. (24cm.), traces of touches, both 18th Century (2)

228 An oval meat dish-20in. (50 .5cm.) wide, bearing the touch of John Duncombe, 18th Century

229 Six plain circular plates-9!in. (24.5cm.) diam., 18th Century (6)

230 A plain circular charger-13!in. (34cm.) diam., by Edmund Harvey (CottereU 2185), first half 18th Century

231 A plain circular charger-16tin. (42cm.) diam., traces of touches, 18th Century

232 A set of six plain circular bowls with moulded rims-6!in. (17 .5cm.) diam., 19th Century (6)

233 A group of five haystack measures with scroll handleS-from 7!in. (19cm.) high to 3in. (7.5cm.) high, bearing the touch of Austen & Son, Cork (5)

234 An Irish haystack measure with scroll handle-6in. (15cm.) high; and another-4!in. (1l.5cm.) high, both by Joseph Austen & Son, Cork, (CottereU 153), both 19th Century (2)

235 A pair of pint mugs with D-shaped handles inscribed on the bases 'Royal Hotel Brentford'-4!in. (12.5cm.) high, 19th Century (2)

236 A CHANNEL ISLANDS (JERSEY) MEASURE with angular handle and acorn thumbpiece to the heart-shaped cover-10!in. (27cm.) high, probably by John de St. Croix, 18th Century

See Plate 4

237 A Continental cup and cover on turned stem and domed circular base, the cover with a lion holding a shield inscribed J. Roth, 1730-15in. (30cm.) high; and a measure with scroll handle and shaped cover-7in. (18cm.) high

(2)

238 A set of five circular plates-9!in. (24cm.) diam., with the touch of T. Jennings London, 18th Century; and a set of three plates, similar-9tin. (23 .5cm.) diam., 18th Century

(8)

239 A SCOTTISH TAPPIT-HEN with scroll handle and shaped thumb­piece to the domed cover-10!in. (27.5cm.) high, 18th Century

The Property of COLONEL C.R. F. THOMPSON

240 A CIRCULAR CHARGER with moulded rim-16!in. (42cm.) diam., by Christopher Baldwin, Wigan (Cotterell 210), late 17th/ early 18th Century

241 A CIRCULAR CHARGER with moulded rim-18in. (46cm.) diam., by F. W. (Cotterell5605), late 17th Century

242 A SET OF TWENTY PLAIN CIRCULAR PLATEs-9t,in. (24cm.) diam., bearing the touch of John Duncombe, 18th Century; and two dishes, similar-9!in. (24cm.) diam. (22)

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244 A CIRCULAR CHARGER with moulded and reeded rim-16tin. (42cm.) diam., late 17th Century

The touches on this charger could possibly be those listed as Cotterell Nos. 5436 or 5593a

245 A French cylindrical measure with angular handle and shaped thumbpiece to the heart-shaped cover-8£in. (22.5cm.) high, 19th Century

246 A Continental flagon with scroll handle and finial thumbpiece to the domed cover, with a spout-9in. (23cm.) high, traces at touches, 19th Century

247 A CONTINENTAL MASTER'S CUP with scroll handle and finial thumbpiece to the domed cover, inscribed 'Ao 1733', the body inscribed with the Master's names and the symbols of their trade-Stin. (21cm.) high, probably German, 18th Century

248 A cylindrical tankard with scroll handle and open thumb­piece to the later domed cover-8in. (20cm.) high, by Robert Stanton, London (CottereU 4483), first halt 19th Century

249 A cylindrical quart tankard with scroll handle and circular foot-6!in. (16.5cm.) high, 19th Century

250 A CONTINENTAL BULBOUS MEASURE with scroll handle and shell thumbpiece to the domed cover, with a spout-9!in. (24em.) high, late 18th Century

251 A pear-shaped quart measure with scroll handle and circular foot-6!in. (16 .5cm.) high; and a jug with angular handle and acorn thumbpiece to the domed cover, with a spout, on circular spreading foot-7tin. (1gem.) high, both 19th Century (2)

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crowned rose touch on the nanaLe, I'tin t;enwry

253 A trumpet-shaped beaker engraved all over with flowers and fOliage-6£in. (17cm.) high; and another, engraved with trees and a mounted figure-6!in. (17em.) high, 18th Century (2)

254 A pint tankard with scroll handle and circular foot-5iin. (13cm.) high; a half-pint tankard of barrel shape-4!in. (12cm.) high; a pair of cups with D-shaped handles and circular bases-4tin. (llem.) high; and a pair of goblets on turned columns and domed circular bases-5tin. (14cm.) high, aU 19th Century (6)

255 A pair of candlesticks with turned and baluster stems on circular bases- gin. (23cm.) high; a single candlestick on oval domed base-6!in. (17cm.) high; a circular ink well divided into sand and ink wells-4in. (10em.) diam.; and a circular bowl with turned column and circular foot -4tin. (llem.) diam., all 19th CentuTY (5)

THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN

256 A CHANNEL ISLANDS (JERSEY) MEASURE with angular handle and acorn thumbpiece to the heart-shaped cover-llin. (28cm.) high, 18th Century

The touches on this piece have been erased, but it is suggested the decoration on the hinge pin is found in conjunction with the pew­terer N .... I . ... working in Jersey in the 2nd quarter of the 18th century (Cf. Pewter of the Channel Islands by S. C. Woolmer and C. H. Arkwright)

See Plate 4

257 A CONTINENTAL CIRCULAR TWO-HANDLED BOWL with moulded rim-12!in. (32 .5cm.) diam. 18th Century

258 A pair of circular plates-8!in. (22 .5cm.) diam., by William Snape, London (Cotterell 4414) late 18th Century; and an oval dish with waved rim-14tin. (36.5cm.) wide, 19th Century (3)

259 A pair of candlesticks, the turned stems on domed circular bases-10!:in. (16em.) high

260 ' A cylindrical quart tankard with scroll handle on circular foot-6!in. (16.5cm.) high, 19th Century

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261 A cylindrical pint tankard with scroll handle on circular foot -5 tin. (13em .) high; a pear-shaped gill measure with scroll handle-3tin. (,gem.) high; and a pair of spoons­aLL 19th Century (4)

262 A SC.OTTISH CRESTED TAPPIT-HEN with angular handle and shaped thumbpiece to the domed cover-12in. (31em.) high, 18th Century

See Plate 4

263 A circular two-handled porringer-6tin. (16cm.) diam., 18th Century

264 A broad-rimmed charger-15in. (38em.) diam.

V ARIOUS PROPERTIES

265 A Continental time-piece, the glass bowl with a band of numbers, on turned column and circular base-13tin. (34.5em.) high

266 A cylindrical Continental flagon on spreading base with scroll handle and finial thumbpiece to the domed cover, with a spout-12tin. (32cm.) high

267 A CONTINENTAL MEASURE with angular handle and thumbpiece to the domed cover, with a spout-lOin. (27cm.) high, 18th Century

268 A Continental two-handled circular bowl-8!in. (22.5em.) diam., 19th Century

269 A cylindrical tankard, the wooden body with pierced decora­tion depicting a wild boar hunt, with scroll handle and finial thumb-piece to the domed cover-9tin. (24cm.) high, with the touch of an eagle in fiight bearing a branch and lCD, 1708, probably South German, 18th Century

270 A CONTINENTAL MEASURE of Normandy type with shaped handle and acorn thumbpiece to the heart-shaped cover-6!in. (17cm.) high, 18th Century

271 A Continental circular bowl with moulded rim-12tin. (31.5cm.) diam. , traces of touches, 18th Century

END OF SALE

Buyer's Name , Lot Gns • . J. Buyer' . .....-

302 D~ughty .. 228 65 164 CasimiT

71 Steward , 229 ' 110 277 Du)1e

~02 Stanton 230 28 71 ~ieiiIlg -

~O Davey '.231'" 45 113 i Mundy.'" " .. ..

' IIopwel1 232 " 95 ' 239 Muers " 40 198 88 Frank 233 80 202

199 WI'l'HDRAWN 234 40 . '101

"' 35 88 Gentle 235 ' 40 101

60 236 120 . .. 302 ,Re ton 151 Market ..

71 'Wfddincombe 237 40 101 Pepperel

40 Hempson 238 70 176 .. Cater .. ·239 190 479 Hempsol;l

~38 Tobia$ . .. 240 45 .. 113 GieIing 277 Jansen

. .. . ... 241 150 378 WHney , 25 63 Peppere1

242 680 1724: Michot 120 302 Hare

243 240 605 Gieling ·28 71 Witney 244 100 252 De Metter 30 76 Sellers 245 55 138 De Metter 55 138 fIopwell 246 130 328 .·, Bel1.amy

'7° ··· 17~ GielihlY .' " . .:/. :-p 247 300 756 :MpfUung '

2i~ i;' " ,7 18 , Cqter' 248 80 , 202 .'. .Witney ,.··· 213 60 151 Peppere1 249 28 71 'Wa 1toll

<co, .'214 85 214 Bel1amy 250 150 378 .Cas:lmir

215 75 189 Cetor 251 120 302 IIerupson ' 216 110 ' 277 Michot 252 110 277 " Ba1amy 21'7 240 605 - GieJ.ing 253 400 1008 Mu~~dy

218 100' ," 252 Acton 254 150 378 Muody 219 40 101 Mund)~ 255 170 ·q28 Gieling

', 22V ; 1t5 113 Cat~H' 256 350 882 Herupson '

221 170 428 Hichot 257 130 328 Pepper~l

222.< 80 202 -Casimir 258 100 252 Fetto

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259 38 98 Morga,;n 22) ·' 50 Gieling 224 95 239 Giding 260 22 55 Pepper.'ei

225 130 328 Duk~ 261 32 80 Pepperel

226 85 63 H<.'l ton 262 380 958 Gieling

.227 25" .,

63 Cater 263 80 202 Appleby 264 60 15~ De Metter

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