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An 18th century style architectural furnishing panel picture, painted in the Dutch manner with a
An 18th century style architectural furnishing panel picture, painted in the Dutch manner with a still life of flowers in a vase, gilt border, 47c...
Continental School (19th century), a dark patinated bronze, of a putto holding a Sacred Heart,
Continental School (19th century), a dark patinated bronze, of a putto holding a Sacred Heart, square marble base, 9cm high
Continental School (19th century), a gilt bronze, of a lion, standing, fierce, rectangular marble
Continental School (19th century), a gilt bronze, of a lion, standing, fierce, rectangular marble base, 27cm long
Continental School (early 20th century), a dark patinated bronze, of a gentleman with top hat,
Continental School (early 20th century), a dark patinated bronze, of a gentleman with top hat, cane and overcoat, indistictly signed, 6cm high
Continental School (early 20th century), cast iron, a thoroughbred horse beside a fence, oval
Continental School (early 20th century), cast iron, a thoroughbred horse beside a fence, oval base, 38cm long
Marine Folk Art - an early 19th century whale tooth carving, of an open boat, 8.5cm long
W. Hughes (American School?, early 20th century) Fall of the Peloos River, North America, the left-
W. Hughes (American School?, early 20th century)Fall of the Peloos River, North America, the left-foreground with American Indians gazing out at n...
Phillip Rickman (1891 - 1982), by and after, a pair, Woodcock and Cuckoo Calling, monochrome prints,
Phillip Rickman (1891 - 1982), by and after, a pair, Woodcock and Cuckoo Calling, monochrome prints, signed in pencil, 14.5cm x 23.5cm
A Charles I vellum manuscript indenture, between John Taylor of Newarth?, in the parish of Oldham,
A Charles I vellum manuscript indenture, between John Taylor of Newarth?, in the parish of Oldham, Lancashire, a husbandman, and his wife Jane si...
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