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1. Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware
figure of a seated brown bear, 29.5ins high,
- discovered hidden in a garden in Hythe
Sold to a Yorkshire collector for
£8,000
2. Rare Chinese archaic bronze tripod vessel
or “Tiger Ying”, 10.25ins high (1100-771 BC)
Sold for an Auction House record at
£410,000
The Canterbury Auction Galleries also
organised the donation from the Chinese
buyer to the National Museum of China, Beijing.
5. Lalique blue opalescent and frosted glass
vase of “Ceylan” pattern, 9.5ins high
Sold to a London collector for
£3,000
6. Early 19th Century Paris (Dihl) porcelain
plaque – Portrait of the Empress Josephine,
after Ferdinand Paul Louis Quaila
(1780-1853), 8.5ins x 5.5ins
Sold to a Continental buyer for
£7,200
7. 1980’s Rolex “Sea Dweller” stainless steel
cased Divers wristwatch
Sold to a local collector for
£9,500
3. Pair of George I “Irish” cast silver sauce
boats by MatthewWalker, Dublin, 1726
- discovered hidden in the back of a kitchen
cupboard in a house in Dover
Sold to an International specialist for
£57,000
4. 18ct white gold mounted solitaire
diamond ring (weight 4.91ct – with full
gemmological certification)
Sold to a private buyer for
£24,000
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