The October Fine Arts & Antique Sale

James Stephanoff (1787-1874) British, 'Miss Smernove

18th century English school oil, an portrait of boy in

Ã‰douard Alexandre Sain (1830 - 1910) French, a young

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Maidenhead, United Kingdom

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The October Fine Arts & Antique Sale

Dawsons Auctioneers

Over 800 lots of fine art, antiques and jewellery including furniture, paintings, Asian Art, clocks bronzes, jewellery, gold, silver and much more.

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Two Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, one dark stained in: Two Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, one dark stained in the form of a dog resting in its woven bed, the other depicting a rat seated on a loaf of bread with in a basket, 4.9cm - 6.3cm wide

0121: Two Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, one dark stained inEst. £200-£300

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Two Japanese ivory and bronze Kagamibuta, Meiji period,: Two Japanese ivory and bronze Kagamibuta, Meiji period, the centre cast in relief with Benten with gilt nimbus and a shi-shi, and Daruma holding a silver dice, each encased in an ivory frame, 5.6cm &

0122: Two Japanese ivory and bronze Kagamibuta, Meiji period,Est. £180-£220

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Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho, carved as: Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho, carved as an emaciated snarling man, partially dressed in loose robes, a female in long robes, Shoki the demon queller and a female emerging from the side

0123: Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho, carved asEst. £200-£300

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Two Japanese box netsukes, Meiji period, one: Two Japanese box netsukes, Meiji period, one intricately carved with flowers on a pierced ground and border on a fine textured metal base, united by a purple lace, 4.5cm diameter, and another of

0124: Two Japanese box netsukes, Meiji period, oneEst. £250-£350

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Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, each: Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, each well carved, two as Daikoku and Ebisu, a seated Hotei with his bag of treasures, and Ebisu holding a fan above a fish, all with smiling, joyful

0125: Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, eachEst. £250-£350

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Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising a: Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising a stained smiling figure holding a scroll, signed, a grinning figure holding a large ladle, a bemused looking |European holding a lap dog, his

0126: Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising aEst. £300-£500

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Three Japanese ivory netsuke and an okimono, 19th &: Three Japanese ivory netsuke and an okimono, 19th & early 20th century, comprising a well carved horse with inset black horn eyes, (legs missing), a resting horse with inset black horn eye, signed, a

0127: Three Japanese ivory netsuke and an okimono, 19th &Est. £200-£300

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A Chinese reverse glass painting, 20th century,: A Chinese reverse glass painting, 20th century, depicting females beauties, two with paint brushes the others admiring a hanging scroll, in lacquered frame with shou suspension hook, 65 x 44cm

0128: A Chinese reverse glass painting, 20th century,Est. £150-£200

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Three Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji period, one carved: Three Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji period, one carved as a well fed boy with puffed cheeks, crawling over an oversized loaf of bread clutching a knife in his hand, another as a well dressed young

0129: Three Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji period, one carvedEst. £200-£300

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Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period,: Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, comprising a figure of a man hunched over a box, 4.2cm, a man kneeling over a bowl of grain protecting it from a bird alighted on his back, 3.8cm, a

0130: Four Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period,Est. £200-£300

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A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, the: A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, the humorous okimono carved as three blind men fighting one another, signed, the netsukes carved as a man receiving a massage upon a table, and a man

0131: A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, theEst. £250-£350

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An Islamic silver plate brazier, 20th century, with: An Islamic silver plate brazier, 20th century, with domed pierced hinged cover raised on three scroll feet, later supported on a circular tray, on three ball and claw feet, 27cm high

0132: An Islamic silver plate brazier, 20th century, withEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

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A pair of Chinese erotic porcelain panels, 20th: A pair of Chinese erotic porcelain panels, 20th century, each in a famille rose palette, with inscriptions and pseudo red seal marks, in ebonised frames with metal suspension loops, the panels 16.7cm

0133: A pair of Chinese erotic porcelain panels, 20thEst. £80-£120

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Two Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji, carved as a: Two Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji, carved as a dignitaries hat covered with three lotus leaves, signed, 3.7cm wide, and a man peering out from the side of a box, his robe inlaid with horn and mother

0135: Two Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji, carved as aEst. £200-£300

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A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji period, carved a: A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji period, carved a group of young boys performing the lion dance, two holding fans, one wearing a mask another beating a drum, signed within a red seal, 4.6cm high

0136: A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji period, carved aEst. £200-£300

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Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising a: Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising a spider watching a fly upon a folded leaf, a snail upon a leaf, a snail emerging from its shell and a grasshopper on a rectangular seal, 3cm -

0137: Four Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising aEst. £250-£350

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Two Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji, carved as a samurai: Two Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji, carved as a samurai being dressed in armour by an assistant, the details picked out in black, the other as a man holding his geta shoe, a gentle smile upon his

0138: Two Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji, carved as a samuraiEst. £150-£250

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Four Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji, comprising: Four Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji, comprising an actor holding an oni mask whilst a young boy clambers up him, inset black horn eyes, a group of three actors, a bearded Noh mask, signed, and

0139: Four Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji, comprisingEst. £300-£400

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Three Japanese ivory carvings of Shishi Meiji period,: Three Japanese ivory carvings of Shishi Meiji period, comprising a netsuke the Shishi looking over its shoulder whilst resting upon a ball, an okimono, the beast with inset black horn eyes, resting

0140: Three Japanese ivory carvings of Shishi Meiji period,Est. £300-£500

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A Japanese ivory okimono, 19th century, carved as a: A Japanese ivory okimono, 19th century, carved as a recumbent water buffalo bull, haltered, a woven cloth across its back, with inlaid horn eyes, signed, 11.1cm wide

0141: A Japanese ivory okimono, 19th century, carved as aEst. £200-£300

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A Chinese bronze censer and cover, Ming dynasty, the: A Chinese bronze censer and cover, Ming dynasty, the cover with bronze patinated white metal Dog of Fo finial with inset glass eyes, its paw upon a pieced ball, the cover with bat shaped pierced

0142: A Chinese bronze censer and cover, Ming dynasty, theEst. £200-£300

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Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho period,: Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho period, comprising a young boy rolling a Yuki-Daruma, signed Masahiro, 2.7cm, an Ahinaga & Tenaga group, an octopus entwined around the left leg, 7.6cm, a

0143: Four Japanese ivory netsukes, Meiji/Taisho period,Est. £250-£350

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A Xuande style porcelain bowl, the exterior incised: A Xuande style porcelain bowl, the exterior incised with fish swimming amongst lotus flowers and reeds against a powder blue style ground, pseudo six character Xuande marker within two concentric

0144: A Xuande style porcelain bowl, the exterior incisedEst. £100-£150

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Three Japanese ivory netsukes, 19th century, comprising: Three Japanese ivory netsukes, 19th century, comprising Urashima Taro reviving a minogame; and to further minogame, each emerging from seashells, unsigned, 4.1cm - 4.9cm wide

0145: Three Japanese ivory netsukes, 19th century, comprisingEst. £250-£350

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