AUCTION RESULTS
THE SUMMER AUCTION
Wednesday 15th June 2021 |
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| | Lot 194 – China, coins, Xianfeng (1851-1861) 100 cash (2),
Fuzhou, Fujian Province, circa 1853-55.
Sold for £14,800 (inc fees)
Our Seasonal Summer Auction brought with some glorious sunshine and some strong results.
The highlights of the sale came from the Jewellery and Silver departments which included a single stone diamond ring realising £14,000 and a George V silver study of The Warwick Vase which made £9,000.
Asian Art Specialist Alexander Clement was delighted with the results of two lots of Chinese coins, 194 and 195, as of course was the vendor. The bidding for Lot 194 started at £2,500 and within seconds, three online bidders took the price up to £10,000. We all expected that this online bidder would be the lucky one to take the lot but a telephone bidder showed his serious interest at the end and offered a winning bid of £12,000!
Take a look at the rest of the results of our Summer auction by clicking on the link below and if you are curious about any items you own be sure to get in touch with our team for a free valuation.
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| | Lot 13: A George V silver study of The Warwick Vase, Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1912, decorated with classical portraits and with twisted bark effect twin handles, raised on pedestal foot, 21.5cm high, weight approx. 63.5oz
Sold for £9,000 |
| | Lot 44: An impressive 18ct white gold diamond and natural pearl ring, hallmarked London 1976, ring size F 1/2, weight approx 9.1g, with accompanying GCS pearl certificate dated 12/07/2016 stating; pearls are natural saltwater and measure 7.8mm and 7.3mm
Sold for £12,000 |
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| | Lot 183: Edgar Hunt ( 1876 - 1953) Two Hens and Four Chicks in a Barn signed 'E Hunt' and dated '1911' lower right, oil on canvas, 61cm x 92cm, frame 95cm x 125cm
Sold for £5,500 |
| | Lot 193: A very large and unusual Chinese enamelled silver plated and silver model of a ship, believed 19th century, 59cm long x 33cm high, metal weight 120oz (3402g).
Sold for £4,200 |
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