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An English bronze mortar decorated with Tudor roses, probably London, ‘Unidentified’ foundry, second half 17th century, of flared form, cast with ...
An English or Dutch cast brass mortar, second half 18th century, with ring turning overall, 10cm high, 11cm diameter; and another, similar, cast b...
A Continental, probably French or Spanish, bronze mortar decorated with lions’ masks, late 17th century, of circular section, the everted and ribb...
A Continental, probably French, bronze mortar decorated with winged cherubs' masks, late 17th century, of everted circular form, cast with four ma...
A French or English decorated bronze mortar, 18th century, of flared form, the body cast with four raised fleurs-de-lys, on a spreading circular f...
An English leaded bronze mortar
An English leaded bronze mortar, 18th century, of slightly flared cylindrical form, 11cm high, 13cm diameter, with associated pestle, 19cm long; ...
An English bronze mortar
An English bronze mortar, circa 1766-1788, attributed to London’s Beardmore foundry, with everted rim, cast with a raised central band of scallop ...
An English leaded bronze mortar
An English leaded bronze mortar, mid 18th century, of slightly flared cylindrical form, cast and turned with linear design, on a ribbed foot, 10cm...
An English leaded bronze mortar
An English leaded bronze mortar, mid 18th century, probably previously for pharmaceutical use, of slightly flared cylindrical form, cast and turne...
A George III mahogany and brass bound bucket or tea kettle stand, circa 1780, of coopered construction and navette form, with swing handle above t...
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