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A carved and gilt architectural door surround, decorated with boldly carved tied ribbon, hops, flowers and fruit, in the late 18th century style, 239cm (94in) high, 151cm (59 1/4in) wide, formerly of Commonwood House, King’s Langley

A collection of miscellaneous including architectural fittings, ceramic door handles, a few hand tools, carving set, Delft coffee grinder, etc

A quantity of topographical and architectural books, subjects include Ancient Cotswold Churches, Gloucestershire Studies, Castles and Abbeys, etc

*A George III flame mahogany cistern stick barometer by W Bonley of Shrewsbury, with silver dial and scale and clear glass tube, architectural pediment and brass urn finial, height 103cm (illustrated)

A Victorian burr walnut and pen-work cased Webster striking mantel clock, the architectural case with fretwork sides and rectangular silvered Roman numeral dial, marked Webster, Queen Victoria Street, London, no.17328, height 33cm (illustrated)

A fine quality 18th century feathered mahogany cased eight day chiming longcase clock, the arched brass dial inscribed 'Clifton, Liverpool', the arch featuring a rolling moon phase aperture and applied silvered plate inscribed 'On Times and Certain Date Eternity Depends', above the silvered chapter ring , silvered subsidiary seconds dial, silvered name plate, and twin winding holes, with central engraved decoration flanked by scrolling foliate spandrels, the hood of ornate architectural form featuring a carved and moulded broken arch pediment, with inset verre eglomise above two full and six half pilasters, the trunk flanked by fluted quartered pilaster and raised on bracket feet, with pendulum and twin weights, height approx 230cm (illustrated)

A 19th century French brass mantel clock, architectural form with urn surmount, a lion-mask ring handle to each side, bell-striking movement, with key, 18in

A Victorian black slate and rouge marble mantel clock, enamelled dial with gong-striking movement, architectural case, with pendulum, 20in. high

A 19th century Connecticut mantel clock, enamelled dial and gong-striking movement in architectural carved walnut case, with key and weighted pendulum, on an oak bracket, 24in. high

A 19th century mahogany stick barometer, with boxwood stringing, architectural pediment and silvered dial by Pozzi & Co

An Ansonia mantel clock, in architectural oak case, 15in. high and a mahogany mantel clock, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., 8in. high, each with key

[Ecole des Beaux-Arts] [Ecole des Beaux-Arts], "Arco de Tito [Detail]", c. 1850, Paris, pen, pencil, and wash drawing, the drawing or "rendu" depicting in two views, front and side, of a sculpture, possibly Athena, which, standing before an elaborate scroll, covers the keystone of the arch, sheet 20 1/4 in. x 26 1/2 in., framed Note: An interesting discussion of the most influential architectural school in existence during much of the 18th c., the whole of the 19th c., and the first part of the 20th c. may be reviewed in Arthur Drexler, The Architecture of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, New York, MoMA, 1977.

[Ecole des Beaux-Arts] [Ecole des Beaux-Arts], "Classical Architectural Elements", c. 1850, Paris, pen, pencil, and wash drawing, the drawing or "rendu" depicting details including a Tuscan column with an Ionic capital, sheet 20 1/4 in. x 26 1/2 in., framed

Grover E. Mouton (American/New Orleans, b. 1946) Grover E. Mouton (American/New Orleans, b. 1946), "New Orleans Architectural Views of Lafayette Square", 1984-1985, three collage and mixed media works on vellum, pencil signed and dated lower right, sight 29 in. x 21 1/4 in., framed. (3 pcs.)

Bohemian Red Cut to Clear, Etched Glass Box A Bohemian Red Cut to Clear and Etched Glass Dresser Box, 19th c., reserve panels depicting architectural scenes and city views, scrolled decorated surrounds, height 4 in., width 5 in., depth 3 1/4 in

Morris Henry Hobbs (American/New Orleans, 1892) Morris Henry Hobbs (American/New Orleans, 1892-1967), "Conti Street at Exchange Alley, Old New Orleans (architectural remarque along edges)", etching, pencil signed and titled in lower margin, plate 11 3/4 in. x 8 3/4 in., framed

A MATTHEW NORMAN CARRIAGE ALARM CLOCK, brass architectural corniche case with Roman dial and subsidiary alarm dial, gong strike, No.1750, height 15cm (key)

A French onyx and gilt metal mounted mantel clock, 19th century, of architectural form, the gilt brass decorated dial with Arabic numerals set 8-Day movement striking gong, the architectural case with columns and raised upon moulded rectangular base, 28cm high x 24cm wide, (with key).

A 1920's Georgian Jacobean revival solid oak country dresser. The tall cabriole legs with pad feet. Two drawers above having an architectural upright plate rack

A pair of 19th century architectural bronze hands bearing attachments for screws, possibly part of a garniture etc.

Continental stained wood mantel clock, in architectural style case with metal mounts

A miniature by Louisa Corsi painted with a mother and child, signed, the Italian frame set with eight engraved black stained panels, two show bishops, two show architectural landscapes, those in the corners are heart-shaped and decorated with acanthus, the signed mniature measures 6 x 5cm, the frame 23 x 19.5cm.

Fornasetti bureau bookcase with printed exterior and white interior printed with classical architectural designs, 220cm high. This piece was made specially in an alternatively pink colour rather than the standard ivory colour for the current Vendor by the Fornasetti studios in the 1990`s.

Modern Fornasetti table mat, the enamelled metal body decorated with architectural prints, with original gold coloured box, printed label to felt base, 40cm wide,

A Victorian/Edwardian oak architectural bracket clock of large proportions, the 8 inch silvered dial with ring of Roman and Arabic numerals under a subsidiary chime/silent dial and fast/slow dial within pieced spandrels, the architectural case with brick style moulding on a stepped base, the eight day movement striking on two coiled gongs stamped 'W & H Sch 5', 38.5cm wide, 53cm high, 23cm deep

Collection of coloured prints of mostly architectural views

A late 19th century French gilt metal mounted green onyx mantel clock of classical architectural form.

A late 19th Century slate mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the dial with Arabic numerals, the architectural case with spelter Marly horse surmount above six reeded pillars on a plinth base, height approx 57cm, with pendulum and key (horse`s leg repaired).

An early 19th Century mahogany bracket clock with eight day twin fusee movement striking on a bell, the square silvered dial with Roman numerals and inscribed `Viner & Co, Royal Exchange, London`, the back plate similarly inscribed, the architectural case with arched surmount above glazed doors and sides, on a plinth base and bracket feet, the glazed back door bearing `Barraud & Lunds`, service label inscribed with dates `from `Nov 1873 to Jan 1986`, height approx 38cm, together with pendulum and key (section of moulding missing and faults).

Pr of shaped lacquered papier-mache hand-held fire screens / fans dec. with architectural scenes on turned handles

A late Victorian mantle clock, the gilt dial supporting a twin train striking movement in an onyx and gilt metal mounted case of architectural outline, h. 28 cm CONDITION REPORT: Good no guarantee as to working order

A late 19th century mantle clock with paper dial in an architectural walnut case, h. 47 cm CONDITION REPORT: Case fair, case with rubbing and no guarantee as to working order

An Edwardian wall clock with ivorine dial in an architectural walnut case, h. 79 cm CONDITION REPORT: Lacking cresting, other damage and no guarantee as to working order

Records of Buckinghamshire. Journal of the Architectural & Archaeological Society,County of Buckingham. 1975 - 2011, Vol.XX Part 1 - Vol.LI. Small qto.pb. With illustrations, maps & diagrams etc. Complete run of this journal for the dates shown together with index vols. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Vg to NF.

A 19th Century carved oak architectural pediment, of pointed arched outline with a moulded foliate and egg and dart cornice and panels decorated with masks, scroll work, husk garlands and mythical beasts, 174cm (5ft 8 1/2in) long x 84cm (2ft 9in) high.

A giltwood architectural pier glass, of pointed classical outline with a moulded dentil cornice and inset domed mirror plate, flanked by pilasters with fluted and moulded dentil capitals, 209cm (6ft 10 1/4in) high x 123cm (4ft 0 1/2in) wide.

A late 19th Century bronze figure of Minerva, standing with shield and helmet in flowing robes, raised on architectural slate stepped plinth base, recessed panel to front with figures of enrobed ladies in relief above gilt metal feet, after Bartoli 35cm high

After W… Kent (19th – 20th Century) British. An Architectural plan, titled ‘Elevations of the Palace’, The North Front, The South, or Garden Front, Print, 18” x 23.5”.

A scale architectural model of a commercial building

A 19th century album of Architectural Photographs; various other items of ephemera

An early 20thC oak mantel clock, with an architectural type case moulded with pilasters and roundels, with a square brass dial and German movement, 41cm high.

A mahogany cased architectural drawing set.

A mahogany cased architectural drawing set

A 19th Century French brass and porcelain cased mantel clock by Japy Freres, retailed by Maple & Co. Paris, makers and retailers marks to movement and numbered 471 to movement and pendulum and in lacquered brass architectural case with silvered finials, porcelain dial painted with classical scene, on wooden stand and with glass dome (striking mechanism detached, glass dome cracked), height of clock approx. 39cm.

An early 19th century mahogany breakfront triple wardrobe, having architectural pediment and fitted interior with slides over drawers

A late 19th century French Goldsmiths and Silversmiths ormolu repeating carriage click, circa 1900, of architectural outline, with Corinthian reeded columns, enamel dial with Roman numerals, inscribed to front, bevelled front, back and glass sides, inscribed to rear with presentation and date March 1913, with carrying handle, approx 20cm h.

A Paris porcelain oval scent bottle case with hinged cover, circa 1870, the convex lid enamelled with a young gentleman and lady fishing, opening to reveal clear square glass bottles with hinged gilt metal cover inset with miniature architectural views, painted oval front on ormolu scroll feet, approx 9.5cm h.

An early 20th century Constantia mantel clock, the silvered dial in arched mahogany case, 29cm high, an early 20th century Wurrtemberg mantel clock in walnut architectural case, 29.5cm high (2)

A 19th century French empire toilet mirror with architectural pediment the inlaid base fitted two drawers, 42cm wide, 74cm high

Black slate architectural mantel clock. Condition Report: see terms and conditions

AN INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY with associated blade with reinforced point, steel hilt formed with a feeding tiger at the base, a pair of side bars and moulded grip bars, all decorated with elaborate architectural landscapes on one face and with a scrolling pattern of foliage enclosing flowers on the other, and the grip bars with a gold koftgari monster at each end (losses), in a leather-covered scabbard 19cm; 7 1/2in blade

A GERMAN CARVED STAGHORN POWDER-FLASK, LATE 16TH CENTURY AND A WHEEL-LOCK SPANNER the first of bifurcated form, the inner face natural, the outer face carved with God`s creation of Eve from Adam (Genesis 2:21-2) within an architectural framework, fitted with steel nozzle with spring cut-off (chipped at the base), belt hook, suspension loops, and two basal caps, one later adapted with a circular cutter; the second formed entirely of steel, with square aperture, and banded grip the first: 23.5cm; 9 1/4in high (2)

A LATE VICTORIAN BELGIAN SLATE MANTEL CLOCK IN INLAID ARCHITECTURAL STYLE CASE

A shaped stained glass panel of architectural form, 28" h, 22.5" w.

A late Victorian `ting tang` mantle clock in architectural wood case with 8 day movement and gong strike, with pendulum and key, 41cm high

18th/19th century Russian Icon, Moscow School, The appearance of the Virgin and the apostles Peter and John to Sergius of Radonezh and his disciple Nikon in an architectural setting with the Old Testament Trinity above, Mark Gallery Fine Art label verso.

Ceremonial gong with a brass artillery shell set within an architectural stand, 25" high

Victorian flamed mahogany pedestal breakfront sideboard, the moulded raised back over a single central drawer flanked by architectural cupboard doors enclosing fitted interiors, 80" wide

*A FOLIO containing unframed prints after various artists, including architectural and genre subjects (qty)

A quantity of Photographic Slides, the majority topographic and architectural