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Lot 568

Two Chinese soapstone carvings, one depicting an architectural landscape, height 22cm, the other depicting fruiting vines, width 30cm and a large mid 20th century baluster vase painted in enamels with continuous garden scene and artist colophon, height 62cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: Vase: Major star crack to the back spreading to the rim, also the vase has a manufacturing imperfection.

Lot 612

A set of four frosted glass rectangular panels, each hand painted with architectural landscape within transfer and hand coloured decorative border and tinted edges, 34 x 16cm.

Lot 977

UNATTRIBUTED; two pairs of early 20th century oils on canvas depicting architectural landscapes, 30.5 x 25cm, framed (4).

Lot 71

A set of four architectural prints, 'South Front of Wardour House, Wilts', 'Section from South to North Workshop Manor House, Nottinghamshire' etc (4)

Lot 1815

A 19th Century giltwood over mantle mirror Of architectural form, the upper capital carved with dentil and stiff lappet borders, the column side members with acanthus and floral swag designs, enclosing a later mirror plate, 104cms high x 145cms wide.

Lot 1878

An American Waterbury Clock Company wind up carriage clock, Circa 1880 - 1900 The brass case with scrolling foliate tendril designs, before classical architectural body, further cast with floral spandrels, encircling a white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, surmounted by a rocaille swing handle, 13cm high, inscribed makers mark verso. (illustrated)

Lot 1891

A Victorian mahogany and ebonised Vienna wall clock The architectural case with hinged door, tapered and turned apron, the vertical members enclosing white enamelled dial and chapter ring with black Roman numerals, and pendulum, 104cm high.

Lot 1899

A mahogany cased eight day longcase clock, by Thomas Banks, mid 19th Century With 32cm white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, the yellow painted spandrels with floral swags, the architectural casing with reeded columns, extending to a hood flanked by Corinthian columns and surmounted by swan neck pediment with brass orb finial, with eight day two train movement, 218cm high, 55cm wide, 22cm deep, two weights and pendulum. (illustrated)

Lot 2043

A 20th French embroidered wall hanging by Rêves du Désert Of rectangular form predominantly yellow hues depicting a central oval vinaigrettes filled with flowering blooms, further detailed with architectural type borders flanked with scrolling swags, canthus tendrils and further foliage, 361x267cms.

Lot 1887

A 19th Century French Pinchon Fils Aine' and Boudoir Clock The gilt ormolu case rising on six flower head pad supports extending to a scalloped quatrefoil form base inset with bleu celeste foliate panel extending to Corinthian column designs enclosing the architectural case with sevres style porcelain panel painted with figural designs and a 7cm dial adorned with Roman numerals and foliate chaptering with laurel swags and ribbon cresting adorned with a eagle finial, the movement stamped Pinchon Fils Aine', Paris, together with pendulum. 34cms high. (illustrated)

Lot 1900

A five tube musical Westminster style longcase clock The mahogany architectural case raised on bracket feet, the trunk with glazed door revealing five tubular chimes, the hood with swan neck pediment and amphora finials, enclosing a silvered 38cm dial with chapter ring and Arabic numbers below a rolling lunar dial, 240cms high x 56cms wide x 37cms deep. (illustrated)

Lot 5433

A late 19th century French slate mantel clock, architectural design

Lot 124

A Victorian slate mantel clock, with domed top over an architectural style case, the enamelled dial with exposed escapement. Twin train Ansonia movement striking on a bell; another slate mantel clock with French movement; and an American wall clock, as found (3)

Lot 1834

A 19th century German mahogany and stained beech framed cheval mirror, with architectural moulded frieze, 102cm wide x 195cm high.

Lot 11

A portfolio containing architectural drawings and designs.

Lot 507

Hall seat, in part 18th Century, panelled back with a carved lozenge, boarded seat, architectural carvings to the side, width 54cms, depth 43cms, height 67cms.

Lot 570

A pair of large framed and glazed architectural prints: Classical Buildings (indistinct signature to lower right of one).

Lot 379

David Roberts[1796-1864]- 'Granada', old buildings on the Darro:- signed David Roberts and dated 1833 bottom left, inscribed Bridge of the Carbon, Granada Feb.15th 1833 bottom left watercolour over pencil, heightened with white 23.5 x 34.5cm. *Note: An oil painting of this subject and dated 1834 is in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum. 44.5 x 59.5cms Ref. 175[0]. The Corral Del Carbon [coal house] is the oldest monument left by the Arabs in Granada [14th Century]. It was used for warehousing. *Biography. Born at Stockbridge, near Edinburgh. Apprenticed for seven years to a house painter, much of his spare time being occupied in sketching local architectural monuments. Engaged as a scene painter in 1822 at Drury lane. He had a full and much respected career in this field until circa 1830 when he abandoned scene painting for architectural painting. He travelled extensively from 1831 visiting France, Spain and Tangier. Between 1838-39 he visited the Holy Land and Egypt, making sufficient sketches to keep him working for the following ten years. Much of his work was produced with the lithographer in mind. In the early 1850s he toured Italy. He became well known as a topographer and for his architectural accuracy. The results of his many travels exist not only in his oil paintings and watercolours but also in numerous prints, which brought him fame and fortune.

Lot 604

A SMALL 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN NIELLOWORK SNUFF BOX oblong with an architectural scene on the cover, a modern purse in the form of an envelope with suspensory chain, three various vesta cases, an "envelope" card case, initialled, another box (A/F), and a plated tobacco "pebble"; the Russian box 2.2" (5.5 cms) long; 11.3 oz weighable silver (8)

Lot 9

A Late 19th Century Marble and Slate Architectural Mantle Clock (in Need of Attention).

Lot 316

A 19th century Russian silver and niello work snuff box, Moscow 1845, rectangular form, the hinged cover and base with architectural scenes, within foliate borders, niello work sides, length 6.4cm, approx. weight 2oz.

Lot 318

A late-19th century Russian silver and niello work cigar case, assay master A.P, Moscow 1887, rectangular form, the cover with an architectural scene, the base with foliate scroll decoration, on a matted background, initialled, length 10.5cm, approx. weight 4.3oz.

Lot 384

A black slate and green marble mantel clock garniture, Ansonia, early 20th century, the gong striking movement with visable anchor escapement and mercury pendulum, the backplate siged ANSONIA PATENTED NEW YORK , the dial with central Ansonia logo and enamel Roman numeral chapter ring signed Manufactured by The Ansonia Clock Company, New-York, United States of America , within gilt egg and dart border and behind bevel glazed bezel, the case with drum and scroll surrmount above architectural body with columns flanking beval glazed panel, the whole on plinth base with further gilt friezes, 46cm high, the garniture comprising comports in conforming architectural style, each 30cm high

Lot 263

ARCHITECTURAL MIRRORS, a pair, with domed top on wooden frame in distressed painted finish, 170cm x 90cm. (2)

Lot 113

A circa 1900 marble mantel clock of architectural form, having a matt dial with Roman numerals and eight day movement

Lot 116

An early 20th century black slate mantel clock of architectural form, having white enamel dial with Roman numerals

Lot 23

A modern hardwood six-drawer collectors chest of architectural form Condition Report / Extra Information h.42cm, w.43cm, d.22cm. Pediment pulls out as a drawer as do the two columns. Condition good

Lot 45

A circa 1900 marble and slate architectural mantel clock

Lot 530

Two boxes of various books to include Art and Architectural volumes

Lot 690

A quantity of assorted pictures and prints Provenance: Rushbrooke Hall, Bury St Edmunds Condition Report / Extra Information All prints except for some architectural drawings.

Lot 290

A 19th century ebonised mantel clock, of architectural form, having a three train movement, striking on a gong, 59cm tall

Lot 651

Pitch pine bureau bookcase, the raised architectural Delft rack with turned columns upon a base fitted with a fall front enclosing fitted interior and two cupboard doors, 38" wide x 75" high

Lot 376

Four framed architectural prints, 42 x 54cm.

Lot 317

A folio of French architectural drawings circa 1899, a biography of Queen Victoria and a book of photographs of the Jubilee of King George V.

Lot 327

A SLATE AND GREEN MARBLE ARCHITECTURAL MANTLE CLOCK WITH FRENCH BELL STRIKING MOVEMENT

Lot 328

TWO ARCHITECTURAL SLATE MANTLE CLOCKS, THE SMALLER WITH FRENCH GONG STRIKING MOVEMENT, BOTH CIRCA 1900

Lot 119

Three boxes of magic lantern slides to include nursery rhymes, architectural, landscapes, etc

Lot 218

H Wilmot: a folio of watercolours, mainly architectural views

Lot 206

A mahogany birdcage, 20th century, of architectural form, the stand incorporating turned tapered legs centred by an x-shaped stretcher, 196cm high, 68cm wide, 68cm deep Provenance: Sotheby's, Furniture: Antiques for the Modern Home, 27 September 2006, lot 140, W06781

Lot 344

Three modern architectural models, by Timothy Richards, of the Tyl Theatre, Prague, 18th century Queen Anne House, Bath and Ulrepforte Zu Koln, and two marble ornaments, tallest 30cm

Lot 944

Three folders of various sketches, watercolours and architectural drawings associated with the Barker of Bath family

Lot 1116

A collection of 19thC etchings including architectural

Lot 447

Rev J L Petit, Architectural Studies in France, published by Bell, London 1854; and an 18th century illustrated encyclopedia; and J Fuller, The Art of Coppersmithing, published by D Williams, New York 1894, (3) (NC)

Lot 453

H. Avray Tipping, English Homes, three volumes, published by Country Life and eight other Architectural History books (11) (NC)

Lot 27

Early 20th Century oak cased architectural mantle clock.

Lot 36

late 19th / early 20th Century black slate architectural two train mantle clock, the case with overall classical and engraved foliate decoration, surmounted by a flute playing satyr and having brass drum movement striking on one bell.

Lot 384

EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE IVORY CARVING the tusk showing figures and architectural details in a tree landscape, 30cm wide, on a wooden stand

Lot 526

A PAIR OF SMALL PAINTED SIDE TABLES of architectural form, each, 19.5" wide

Lot 75

A SMALL MAHOGANY AND GILT MOUNTED CLOCK of architectural design, a brass inkwell and two stamped brass picture frames

Lot 357

FREDERICK GEORGE WILLS, (1901-1993): A collection of unframed works on paper, mostly architectural including, Iron Bridge, Exeter

Lot 361

FREDERICK GEORGE WILLS, (1901-1993): A collection of unframed works on paper including townscapes, architectural views

Lot 176A

Mike Davies (20th Century) - Architectural drawing of the Millennium Dome Digital print Signed in red ink lower right 59 x 150 cm. (23 1/4 x 59 in) Unframed IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Lot 274

slim architectural chest of drawers

Lot 303

A CONTINENTAL GILTWOOD AND GESSO MIRROR of architectural outline the bevelled glass plate within an egg and dart moulded frame with husk decoration 185cm x 105cm

Lot 449

AN ONYX AND BRASS MOUNTED CLOCK of architectural form the brass dial with applied gilt brass mounts on stepped platform base 27cm (h) x 30cm (w) x 15cm (d)

Lot 51

ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES A Pair of Watercolours 47cm x 30cm

Lot 61

VENETIAN SCENE 19TH CENTURY Architectural Studies Watercolours A Set of Three 45cm x 30cm

Lot 627

A BLACK SLATE AND BRASS MANTLE CLOCK of architectural outline with enamel and brass dial between reeded columns 36cm (h) x 36cm (w) x 13cm (d)

Lot 771

A BLACK SLATE MANTLE CLOCK of architectural outline the rectangular case between reeded Corinthian columns on platform base 32cm (h) x 29cm (w) x 15cm (d)

Lot 232

A late 19th century gilt metal Gothic revival mantel clock: The case of architectural form, with pocket watch movement inscribed, 'Johnson, Richmond', the silvered dial with Roman numerals, H 17cm x W 13cm

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