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An interesting hardwood architectural model of a traditional Asian house, with courtyard and tiled wall, raised on a plinth inset with four pull out sections showing interior floor layouts, in a camphor wood box, the model 40cm wide

A French bronzed spelter and onyx mantel clock, late 19th century, mounted with a model of a man with a lurcher, the base of shaped form with pierced architectural detail, on four feet, the white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, with barrel movement and count wheel striking, lacking pendulum and bell, 37cm high, on wooden base CONDITION REPORT: some looses to surface finish, cracks to dial

A German Walnut over mantle clock 19th century with architectural framed case, the dial with silvered rim and Chaptering, with subsidiary dial above. Framed with gilt scrolling with pendulum and key

An Architectural gilt framed mirror - Height 90 cm x Width 70 cm

A black slate striking architectural clock - Height 30 cm x Width 34 cm

An early 1900's Cuckoo architectural mantel clock - Height 38 cm

An Edwardian mahogany architectural mantel clock, the square brass dial with silvered chapter ring and Arabic numerals, eight day striking movement, signed Junghans, with key and pendulum, 36cm high.

A late Victorian architectural slate mantel clock, with striking eight day French Japy Freres movement, retailed by W Bruford & Son Eastbourne, with presentation plaque.

BEN FORTUNA [AMERICAN 1919-2004], OIL ON CANVAS, H 44", W 26", "NIOR NIOR": Unsigned and unframed. Abstract composition with lettering. Measuring H 44" x 26". Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it with his paintings [circa 1946-1980] which have been referred to as organized abstractions. Within his prolific body of work, geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and bold lettering co-mingle on the canvas graphically evoke emotions drawn from an excellent sense of design. Mr. Fortuna’s paintings have been displayed at the Museum of Art in Detroit, the Museum of Art in Chicago, and at the Butler Institute of Art, Youngstown, OH. Mr. Fortuna’s painting, "Le Hot Jazz", was featured in the article, "Each Painting Has Its Own Story" [Detroit Free Press, November 14, 1954], and his work, "Jumboogie", was featured at the Michiana Regional Art Exhibition, South Bend, IN [1956]. Mr. Fortuna was a resident of Franklin, MI for 66 years.

BEN FORTUNA [AMERICAN 1919-2004], OIL ON CANVAS, H 40", W 48", ABSTRACT WITH SQUARES: Unsigned and unframed. Abstract composition of squares. Measuring H 40" x 48". Ben Fortuna, 1919-2004. Mr. Fortuna was an artist and a designer with a wide range of experiences from which he drew his uniquely innovative creations. Mr. Fortuna received a Master of Arts degree in industrial design and studied for some time under the visual artist, John Carroll. During World War II he was part of the Engineering Corps, focusing on camouflage work. Later he became Vice-President of the American Precision Products Company where he was in charge of Styling and Product Design. He was also associated with Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc. as a stylist for all fabrics. In 1953, Mr. Fortuna began his own business as a consultant specializing in fabric and industrial design, color and architectural interiors. Mr. Fortuna drew upon his industrial design expertise and united it with his paintings [circa 1946-1980] which have been referred to as organized abstractions. Within his prolific body of work, geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and bold lettering co-mingle on the canvas graphically evoke emotions drawn from an excellent sense of design. Mr. Fortuna’s paintings have been displayed at the Museum of Art in Detroit, the Museum of Art in Chicago, and at the Butler Institute of Art, Youngstown, OH. Mr. Fortuna’s painting, "Le Hot Jazz", was featured in the article, "Each Painting Has Its Own Story" [Detroit Free Press, November 14, 1954], and his work, "Jumboogie", was featured at the Michiana Regional Art Exhibition, South Bend, IN [1956]. Mr. Fortuna was a resident of Franklin, MI for 66 years.

Two pieces of 19th century Italian maiolica; a Cantagalli inkstand painted with floral and architectural motifs, with detachable inkwell and cover, length 17cm and a pilgrim flask painted with coastal scenes to both sides, with handles modelled as snakes, signed to base, height 14.5cm (af), also a continental cruet set centred with a cockerel on rectangular base (3). CONDITION REPORT: Inkwell has got traces of restoration to the scallop mould to the back and also to each corner of the shaped base, the rim and the cover of the inkwell also appears to be restored. The pilgrim flask has one of the snakes missing, chip to rim, a few minor chips to base, crazing and minor scratches throughout. Cockerel cruet has several chips predominantly to the cockerel itself and rims of the cruet, also the beak is missing.

A 19th century Chinese ginger jar with hardwood cover and stand, painted in underglaze blue with architectural and mountainous landscape, bearing four character mark to base, height including stand and cover 19cm. CONDITION REPORT: Jar appears to be in good condition with minor firing and glazing imperfections, both cover and stand have minor splits and scratches. Postage cost (uninsured) within the UK will be £15 plus VAT.

A group of 18th and 19th century Chinese and Japanese plates to include two examples painted in enamels with floral sprays, blue and white example painted with architectural landscapes, a further blue and white example painted with three temple dogs, and a pair of transfer decorated chargers with cafe au lait rim (9). CONDITION REPORT: Architectural landscape example has been reglued. The smaller enamel painted plate has two hairline cracks spreading from rim. The celadon enamel plate has very minor chips and rubbing to the rim. Both transfer decorated chargers have hairlines. THe large Chinese shallow bowl has been reglued throughout.

A Chinese bamboo brush pot decorated with panels depicting people in architectural landscape, three phoenixes and animal, height 15cm, and a woven circular cricket cage with detachable lid, diameter 10cm (af) (2)

A large Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball on stand, the sectional stem decorated with architectural village landscape, height 37cm. CONDITION REPORT: Loss to the external layer of the ball and also it seems like there are some minor chips to the internal balls.

A late 19th century Chinese Canton ivory cup-and-ball game, the sectional conical stem overall carved with numerous figures in architectural landscape, height 16.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: The bowl has splits in the ivory to the interior, scratched.

A mid 19th century pull out chart of the chronology of British Architecture alongside the genealogy of Sovereigns of England, in 16 folding fabric backed sheets, with illustrations of architectural styles and the coat of arms of the Royal Family, folding into a cloth cover. CONDITION REPORT: "Dedicated to HRH The Prince of Wales KG, by his most obedient humble servant, Archibold Barrington MD".

A late 19th century walnut Vienna wall clock, the white ivorine dial with Roman numerals, twin winding holes, architectural pediment, eagle crest, c.1870

A large silver and blue enamel photograph frame, maker J W Tiptaft & Son Ltd ,Birmingham 1929:, or architectural outline with blue enamel crest and monogram, milled decoration and rectangular vacant cartouche, 33.5cm high

A quantity of ephemera relating to Aneurin John, mainly covering his in architecture career c1960s/70s, albums of architectural photographs including municipal buildings in Bromley and Oxford, Cowley Centre Ford pamphlets, Saudi Arabian sports complex and officer's club in Khashm Al-Aan, miniature flags, slide rules etc

An Ansonia American Tunis 8 day walnut mantel clock, having split chapter ring with Arabic numerals, cathedral hands and minute track, with architectural columns upon plinth, 34cm high.

A late 19thC cast iron City Bank, of architectural form, 11cm high.

American Ansonia clock company stained wooden gingerbread type architectural mantle clock with spiral and foliate mouldings and two train movement.

A 19th century marble mantel clock, having eight day cylinder movement, with architectural case and Arabic enamel dial, chiming gong. H.31.5cm W.36cm

An early 20th century architectural mantel clock, the Roman enamelled dial with outer minute track and set subsidiary date dial, above four Corinthian columns, having cast metal mounts, raised on bun feet.

A pair of carved walnut salon side chairs, of architectural form, raised on upturned fore supports, and a yew wood freestanding corner cabinet

An early-20th century green marble mantel clock of architectural design with two columns, the movement stamped 'Ansonia Clock Co.', 30.5cm high.

A pair of early 20th Century cast brass standing figures of Roman Centurions, the backs stamped in relief "D.K.", 20.25ins (possibly architectural details - lacquered)

A 20th Century gilt wood framed rectangular overmantel mirror of Chippendale design, cresting and sides boldly fretted and carved with architectural floral and scroll ornament surrounding moulded inner frame, inset with three plain mirror plates, 37ins x 68ins overall (with old damage and chipping and pieces missing, plates somewhat discoloured)

A late 19th Century Continental walnut cased "Vienna Regulator" by Schlenker & Keinzle, the 7ins diameter cream enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to the eight day two train weight driven movement, contained in walnut case with shaped and moulded architectural pediment with turned central finial and with single glazed door with split turned columns to sides, 50ins high

A VICTORIAN BLACK SLATE AND MALACHITE INLAID MANTLE CLOCK of architectural form with circular dial and Roman numerals raised on a rectangular base 37cm (h) x 45cm (w)

A BLACK SLATE MANTLE CLOCK of architectural form the dial with Roman numerals between reeded columns on platform base 33cm (h) x 43cm (w)

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)

A BLACK SLATE MANTLE CLOCK of architectural form the rectangular arched case with brass dial between fluted columns on platform base 37cm (h) x 38cm (w) x 14cm (d)

A SMALL GROUP OF ORIENTAL CARVED HARDWOOD ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS, the largest piece 115cm wide

A COLLECTION OF MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES to include religious and architectural views

MIRROR, architectural style, with domed top in a silver painted frame, 101cm x 148cm.

An ornate white metal Water Jug by Meriden B Company patented June 13th 1868 and 3rd November 1968-72, of nautical theme with cherub spearing a carp to the lid, various seafaring scenarios to the rim and spout, featuring an etched Neptune riding a sea monster. Each side in architectural surround and monogrammed PB with lower similar rim, on plinth base. 13'' high, 11 1/4'' wide. Lid scratched mark 637

A collection of Edwardian and later postcards, mostly British town and sea views, with some architectural, flowers etc, in three albums (3)

A quantity of Architectural Drawings and Maps, some war office related.

A 20th C Middle Eastern teak and wire ornamental bird cage of architectural dome shaped form

A late Regency/William IV mahogany pedestal sideboard, the raised foliate decorated back over three cushion drawers on two architectural design pedestals with doors enclosing fitted interiors on a plinth base

N. Veale 01. Framed and glazed abstract pastel study of an interior architectural eclesiastical scene. Together with a Hil Butnitz 1966 pencil sketch of a West Berlin cathedral / Street scene. Also an Interior pastel print drawing of a interior scene. Framed and glazed.

A Pair of Stone architectural salvage large pineapple finials taken from the Hanham Methodists Church. The finials appearing in photographs from the early 1900's. One with broken plinth (still present) the other broken at the stem ( see multiple illustrations )

A Liberty's 1950's studio pottery ewer jug with glazed architectural decoration inscribed for Rep San Marino. Marked to base for Liberty.

An excellent vintage cigarette card album consisting of many subject / series. To include , Novelists, Authors, Actors, Town Arms, Military Regiments, Military Motors, Napoleon - Players, Soldiers & Uniforms, Train, Railway, Maritime, Architectural, Historic, Industry, Sporting, Naval Ships, Castles, Industrial Machinery, Explorers, Botanical, Insects, Ogdens, Guinea Gold Cigarettes, Salmon & Gluckstein, Dogs, Horses, Old English Pottery & Porcelain, Wills Cigarettes People & Humorous Verse, Royalty, Winter etc

An early 19thC Empire design mahogany cased mantel clock of Architectural design; the 8 day bell strike movement faced by a silvered Roman dial 18''h

A Victorian architectural black slate mantel clock with a gilt metal dial and gilt metal fruit finial.

Architectural salvage- a large roof mounted Cockerel weather vane

An Edwardian mahogany corner cupboard, architectural pediment, astragal glazed door to top, projecting bow front base, single panel door over short drawer, shaped undertier, satinwood stringing throughout.

A late 18th century belge noir and green marble architectural form mantle clock, with key and pendulum

An Edwardian stained frame wall clock/barometer in architectural case having aneroid movement and thermometer

A collection of pictures including architectural studies and a map

A reproduction mahogany open shelf, of architectural design on turned columns and single drawer below

A silver punch bowl of Arts & Crafts style having a moulded angular base with wrap over rim and architectural moulded handles, Sheffield 1919, Walker & Hall, approx 1407g no inscriptions.  slight wobble as if had a heavy weight in it. no visible faults or repairs. slight tarnish  

An onyx mantle clock, having architectural design, the face flanked by four columns with applied decoration

A vintage presentation slate mantle clock, the clock with domed design to top, the dial flanked by architectural column design, with presentation plaque below, 'Presented to Col. Sergt L.Baker. By his old comrades of the sergeants mess 1st Royal Sussex Regt on his retirement after 21 years of service, August 1911

A 19th century slate mantle clock, of architectural design, with red marble sections, 30cm high

A modern Kundo 400 hour mantle clock, together with an early 100 hour example the brass architectural fittings under a glass dome and another in chrome

18th century longcase clock with thirty hour movement striking on a bell, eleven inch square dial with crown and cherub spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, signed - Edn Barlow Oldham, matted centre with foliate engraved decoration, calendar aperture and single pierced brass hand in an oak case with long door with star marquetry inlay, architectural hood with blind fret frieze, 203cm overall height (weight and pendulum present)