Add a touch of whimsy to your home with these lots from William George’s timed auction
05 May 2022 Tired of bare walls and beige sofas? Ready to swap a bit of Scandi for a touch of scandal (in your decorating at least)? Take a poke around an upcoming auction for inspiration and a chance to bid for some fabulous items for the home.
It’s a bit of a statement piece or a bit of fun – or more likely both. Made in the early 20th century, this carved wooden horse on a tricycle is still sound with some non-structural cracks and wear giving it a great old look and patina. Bidding starts at £250. View the catalogue entry here.
William George of Worcester has a timed online auction running until May 10. Comprising more than 1000 lots, the sale includes rugs, furniture, jewellery, fine art and much more. Find it all on the-saleroom.com.
This late Victorian Art Nouveau-style mirrored fire screen, c.1890 in carved mahogany features a heart-shaped engraved and bevelled central mirror and is available with a starting bid of £90. View the catalogue entry here.
Bidding starts at £45 for this early 19th century gilded cranberry glass vase. Offered in good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs, it would add a pop of colour to any interior. View the catalogue entry here.
This bull belongs in a China shop and also possibly in your personal collection. The English porcelain bull by Kinver Ceramics Made by Worcester has an opening bid of £150. View the catalogue entry here.
Delicate, engaging and slightly mysterious, this painting of a lady is English from the 18th century. Bidding on this oil on board starts at £375. View the catalogue entry here.
This ornately hand carved giltwood bevelled glass mirror has a wood frame with a true gold leaf finish. Removed from a Mayfair penthouse, the late 20th century mirror has bids opening at £375. View the catalogue entry here.