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A pair of English brass and wrought iron fire dogs, 17th century, with brass disc finials descending to pierced supports with splayed legs, 41cm h...
A Charles II wrought iron and brass fire grate, circa 1680, rectangular basket surmounted by bulbous brass terminals, 76cm high, 101cm wide, 42cm ...
A Venetian bronze alloy candlestick, late 16th/early 17th century and later drilled, the nozzle cast as a twin handled urn with grotesque masks, t...
A pair of English brass casters, circa 1720, of silver form, each with toupie finial and waisted circular foot, 23cm highPlease see Peter Cameron,...
An English or German engraved copper tea kettle, on spirit burner stand, probably mid-18th century, once probably silvered, the bulbous body with ...
A pair of Queen Anne brass candlesticks, first quarter 18th century, the knopped stems descending to moulded and canted square section bases, 19.5...
A large wrought iron fire grate
A large wrought iron fire grate, 18th century, the rectangular basket incorporating two adjustable fire jack arms, 71cm high, 125cm wide, 48cm dee...
A George II miniature shagreen covered and metal mounted knife box, mid-18th century, the rectangular section body with sloped, hinged cover and e...
A rare German gilt bronze alloy model of a giraffe, possibly 17th century, likely Augsburg or Nuremberg, the animal portrayed with a turned neck a...
An English bronze mortar attributable to the Whitechapel Foundry, London, mid-17th century, the flared body cast with two similar bands of shells ...
A pair of leather boots
A pair of leather boots, probably 18th century, made for a child, each with a square toe and folded top with tassel, the soles with indistinct sta...
A pair of French gilt bronze figural chenets in Louis XV taste, second half 18th century or possibly later, each with a maiden caryatid wearing a ...
A gilt bronze model of the Warwick vase, 19th century, of typical twin handled form and relief cast with masks, 15cm high, 22cm wide
A Dutch brass twin handled tea-urn, circa 1780, the domed baluster form body issuing three spouts, and raised on claw and ball feet, 37cm highAn e...
A Regency toleware kettle and stand, probably Pontypool, circa 1810, the bulbous body painted with flowers and birds, raised on a scrolled stand w...
A pair of rare Jacobean iron columnar andirons, circa 1605, the fluted uprights descending to panels cast with lozenges and twin scrolled legs, wi...
A painted and parcel gilt coal bucket or scuttle, late 18th or early 19th century, painted with a finely detailed depiction of the Prince of Wales...
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