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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Indian School, 'Two Dervish'. 20th century, each: Indian School, 'Two Dervish'. 20th century, each dressed in ornate robes, one with panels of script, before a gilt tree, watercolour and gouache, laid onto card, image 21cm x 15cm.

0146: Indian School, 'Two Dervish'. 20th century, eachEst. £100-£150

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Three Japanese ivory okimono and a netsuke,: Three Japanese ivory okimono and a netsuke, Meiji/Taisho, comprising a fortune teller reading a clients palm, signed, two scholars reading a scroll before a screen of bamboo, a grinning figure

0147: Three Japanese ivory okimono and a netsuke,Est. £300-£400Lot Passed

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Three Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, the: Three Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, the larger group carved as a man grimacing in pain as a man behind attends his arm, signed 3.7cm high; a seated figure with mouth agape howling in

0148: Three Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, theEst. £150-£250

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Two good Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th century, one: Two good Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th century, one representing the seven gods of good fortune, spuming waves rising up the sides, signed, 7cm long, and another with six occupants, the boat sides

0149: Two good Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th century, oneEst. £300-£500

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A pair of early 20th-century Chinese reverse glass: A pair of early 20th-century Chinese reverse glass paintings, possibly Meiji period, both depicting elegant ladies in interior scenes. Each: 70cm x 49cm. (2)

0150: A pair of early 20th-century Chinese reverse glassEst. £200-£300

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A Chinese doucai birthday plate, 20th century, the: A Chinese doucai birthday plate, 20th century, the decoration of peaches and shou symbols emblematic of longevity, amongst rui heads and foliate fronds, the underside decorated with bamboo, rockwork

0151: A Chinese doucai birthday plate, 20th century, theEst. £100-£150

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A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, carved as animals: A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, carved as animals of the zodiac, signed, 4.1cm wide

0152: A good Japanese ivory netsuke, Meiji, carved as animalsEst. £150-£250

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Three Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho: Three Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji/Taisho period, comprising a large ape, bending over whilst scratching their head and holding onto an apple, with inlaid eyes, 5mm high, a monkey acting out

0154: Three Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji/TaishoEst. £180-£220

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A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, the: A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, the okimono carved as a wealthy young boy dressed in ornate robes, kneeling over to pick up his rotund pet pup, 4.8cm high, a netsuke carved as a dog

0155: A Japanese ivory okimono and two netsukes, Meiji, theEst. £200-£300

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Two Japanese ivory Manju netsukes, Meiji period, one of: Two Japanese ivory Manju netsukes, Meiji period, one of typical circular form carved in relief with flowers, 4.4cm diameter and a box netsuke, the lid carved in relief with a shishi, the sides and

0156: Two Japanese ivory Manju netsukes, Meiji period, one ofEst. £200-£300

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A 19th century Indian bronze figure of a dancing woman,: A 19th century Indian bronze figure of a dancing woman, raised on an oval base, 17 cm high, together with an Indian brass Betel box, of hinge-lid circular form with engraved decoration to the cover,

0157: A 19th century Indian bronze figure of a dancing woman,Est. £80-£120Lot Passed

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Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, one: Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, one carved and stained as six toads on a lotus pad looking towards a central lotus flower, signed, 5cm wide, and a group of nine toads clambering

0158: Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, Meiji period, oneEst. £300-£500

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Five Japanese ivory animal form netsukes, 19th century,: Five Japanese ivory animal form netsukes, 19th century, carved as a recumbent stag and a standing doe, each looking over their shoulder, with horn inset eyes, two seated rams, each looking over their

0159: Five Japanese ivory animal form netsukes, 19th century,Est. £300-£400Lot Passed

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A humorous Japanese netsuke, Meiji, carved as Hyottoko: A humorous Japanese netsuke, Meiji, carved as Hyottoko and Okame, Hyottoko grimacing whilst holding a wine cup and Okame reaching forward with a double gourd, 5.3cm wide, 3.8cm high

0160: A humorous Japanese netsuke, Meiji, carved as HyottokoEst. £200-£300

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Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, 19th century, each: Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, 19th century, each carved as a shishi upon a large ball, one with a loose ball in its mouth, both unsigned3cm & 3.5cm

0162: Two Japanese carved ivory netsukes, 19th century, eachEst. £200-£300

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A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, 19th century, in the: A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, 19th century, in the style of Hakuryu, well carved as a tiger seated on its haunches, its paw upon a cub, with mother of pearl inlaid eyes, signed, 2.7cm high

0163: A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, 19th century, in theEst. £200-£300

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Indian School, 19th/20th century, a seated Shah with: Indian School, 19th/20th century, a seated Shah with courtiers, gouache, 23.5 x 32.5cm

0164: Indian School, 19th/20th century, a seated Shah withEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

Indian Kishangarh School, 19th century, celebrating the: Indian Kishangarh School, 19th century, celebrating the Holi festival, A maharaja in his hareem with musicians, with fireworks exploding throughout the background, signed lower right, gouache, 54 x

0165: Indian Kishangarh School, 19th century, celebrating theEst. £700-£1,000Lot Passed

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A 19th-century Indian miniature painting of a Raga: A 19th-century Indian miniature painting of a Raga riding with an attendant on foot, possibly Thukana of Jodrpus. Framed and glazed. 50cm x 40cm.

0166: A 19th-century Indian miniature painting of a RagaEst. £80-£120

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North Indian School, 19th/20th century, a court: North Indian School, 19th/20th century, a court gathering with musicians, an emperor with a courtesan facing a musician and jinn with bells, with two further attendants, all beneath Devanagari script

0167: North Indian School, 19th/20th century, a courtEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

Indian School, 20th century, a full length portrait of: Indian School, 20th century, a full length portrait of a nobleman, with talwar and katar, resting against a cane, gouache, 31 x 20cm

0168: Indian School, 20th century, a full length portrait ofEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

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An early Islamic tin glazed ewer, with silhouette style: An early Islamic tin glazed ewer, with silhouette style calligraphic decoration between key and geometric bands, on an unglazed foot, 19.3cm at highest point

0169: An early Islamic tin glazed ewer, with silhouette styleEst. £70-£100

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Indian School, 19th century, a lion hunt, attacked from: Indian School, 19th century, a lion hunt, attacked from all quarters whilst devouring a servant, gouache, 32cm x 42cm

0170: Indian School, 19th century, a lion hunt, attacked fromEst. £300-£500

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Indian School, 19th centruy, a nobleman receiving a bow: Indian School, 19th centruy, a nobleman receiving a bow and arrows from a Maharaj, with attendants before a crescent moon, gouache, 33 x 51cm

0171: Indian School, 19th centruy, a nobleman receiving a bowEst. £400-£600Lot Passed

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