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A pair of gilt metal chenets
A pair of gilt metal chenets, in Rococo taste, 38cm high, 36cm wide, together with a pair of urns, late 19th century, each cast to the bodies with...
A French ormolu four light candelabra, late 19th century, with scrolling foliage and strapwork decoration, dolphin feet, 52cm high, base 14.5cm wi...
A French cast iron fire back
A French cast iron fire back, 18th century, decorated in relief with three cherubs and a wolf in the centre, beneath two perched birds, within a C...
A steel bronze fire grate Louis XV style, 53cm high, 88cm wide, 47cm deep, together with a pair of associated chenets in similar style, 45cm high
An embossed brass log bin
An embossed brass log bin, late 19th century, with nautical motif, 27cm high, together with an oval log bin, with floral collar and gadroon basal ...
A pair of Victorian steel and brass fire dogs, second half 19th century, each cast as a phoenix, with Registration number RD.334074 verso, 43cm hi...
A set of three Victorian brass and steel fire irons, mid 19th century, with crown finials above hexagonal and rounded handles, with indistinct reg...
A cast iron fire grate
A cast iron fire grate, 20th century, the arched backplate with central urn and swag motif, with 'port-cullis' pattern basket, 45cm high, 57cm wid...
A set of three steel fire irons
A set of three steel fire irons, 19th century, with hexagonal urn handles, the shovel 75cm longPlease note the original estimates in the PDF were ...
A Victorian carved mahogany butler's tray, late 19th century, on an associated stand base, 85cm high overall, the oval tray, 61cm x 44cm
A patinated and gilt bronze inkwell, surmounted by a gilt bust of Bacchus, the base to simulate rockwork incorporating a pen rest above the basin ...
A George III painted tinware (toleware) tray, circa 1800, decorated with Earl Cornwallis receiving the Mysorean Princes, in the manner of work by ...
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