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A VICTORIAN PATINATED METAL PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, in the Rococo taste, the scroll and shell crest surmounted by a putto with a lyre, stamped with Rd. ...
A BRASS LAMP, CIRCA 1900
A BRASS LAMP, CIRCA 1900, the vasiform body with twin handles, Messengers Patent burner. 55cm ...[more]
A LARGE PAIR OF RENAISSANCE REVIVAL GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE EWERS, 19TH CENTURY, each handle surmounted by a winged cherub, with vine work borde...
A 19th CENTURY ELECTROTYPE JUG IN EARLY 18th CENTURY STYLE, of tankard form, in mixed metals, the body modelled in high relief with a frieze of Cl...
A COPPER PUBLIC HOUSE TANKARD, c. 1900, "YE OLDE BOAR'S HEAD", of cylindrical form, with hinged cover and strap handle, further engraved with the ...
AN 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PEWTER PORRINGER, with pierced handles, stamped marks. 23cm across handles ...[more]
A PEWTER TWO-HANDLED CUP, PROBABLY FRIESLAND, 18TH CENTURY, raised on a domed foot cast with winged cherub masks. 17cm across handles ...[more]
A PAIR OF LARGE BRASS TONGS IN 17th CENTURY STYLE, engraved with figures and bands of foliage and with suspension loop. 34cm ...[more]
AN UNUSUAL PATINATED METAL MODEL OF A SNAKE, CIRCA 1900, modelled on a shaped oval base. 8cm ...[more]
A LATE 18TH CENTURY PEWTER LIDDED FLAGON, probably French, stamped to base IG beneath a crowned fleur-de-lis. 21cm high ...[more]
A GROUP OF ANTIQUE IRONWORK, including an antique animal trap and an oven peel. (2) ...[more]
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER AND BRASS COAL BOX, the domed top with crown finial, the splayed body with twin handles and raised on ball feet. 42cm hi...
A CONTINENTAL CLOISONNE ENAMEL DESK SET c. 1900, comprising: easel clock, letter rack (a/f), inkwell and pen holder, blotter and pair of candlesti...
A REGENCY TOLE FOOTBATH
A REGENCY TOLE FOOTBATH, oval, grain painted. 57cm ...[more]
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