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"Robert Sevant - Badminton House, Gloucestershire, details of architectural features, pencil drawing on paper, 34 x 46cm "

A 19th century slate mantel clock case of architectural form, the enamelled chapter ring bearing Arabic numerals, with later battery operated movement (ILLUSTRATED)

An oak overmantel mirror in the Gothic Revival manner, the shaped plate with gilded slip within an architectural style frame with mask head pilasters and foliate carved and trellis work decoration

A mixed lot including: a pair of ivory mounted opera glasses, a carriage clock with leather outer case, a Victorian sarcophagus tea canister and a stereoscopic viewer, together with approximately thirty cards, including: topographical, architectural etc.

An Edwardian mantle clock, the architectural case enclosing eight day gong striking movement, faced by gilded Roman dial.

An Edwardian mantle clock, the Oriental inspired and architectural case enclosing an eight day gong striking movement, faced by gilded Arabic dial on stepped rectangular plinth and bun feet.

A late 19th century French Empire-style burr walnut, ebonised and ormolu mounted over mantle, having urn finials and architectural pediment over plain rectangular plate on break front plinth, 152cm wide.

A parquetry inlaid mahogany North Country longcase clock early 19th century, the eight day twin train bell strike movement with anchor escapement, with painted arched Roman dial with moonphase, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, pierced engraved brass hands, the spandrels painted with buildings in landscapes, the case with swan`s neck pediment centred by a parquetry architectural surmount, over a parquetry banded frieze and arched glazed door flanked by turned ropetwist columns, the trunk with extensive parquetry banding and conforming columns, 90¼in. (229.5cm.) high, 26¼in. (66.5cm.) wide. * Please note that this clock has been regularly maintained by the Guernsey Clockmakers and is in good working order.

* A 19th century Italian Grand Tour micro mosaic crucifix, the bronze figure of Christ within panels of mosaic work, the trefoil points inlaid with architectural views of Rome, on a nickel plated ground with ball and ring suspension, 24cm high, together with a smaller crucifix, centrally inlaid with a dove, the trefoil points inlaid with architectural views of Rome and one panel with ‘Roma’ within floral decoration, on a nickel plated ground with ball and ring suspension, 18cm high. (2)

* A Chinese pottery architectural model, probably Tang Dynasty, rectangular form with pierced raised gallery encompassing lozenge motif, united by four pillars with decorated panels, bearing ‘Bluett & Sons, London’ label to the base, 5cm high x 16cm wide, 9cm deep. (1)

Victorian Ansonia mantle clock in black iron architectural case with eight day striking movement 30cm high

Victorian slate mantel clock, of architectural form, French cylinder movements and a stained wood shelf alarm clock, (2),

A continental silver mounted and rock crystal reliquary, marked to the underside of the foot architectural form, with an unassociated silver-gilt finial, the ends with applied silver-gilt panels, on a knopped and pierced stem, on a raised shaped hexagonal foot, height 24.5cm.

A pair of Russian silver-gilt and niello work cups and saucers, assay master possibly Viktor Savinkov, Moscow, date worn, maker`s mark T.Y, with niello work architectural scenes and foliate scroll decoration, scroll handles, diameter of saucer 11.4cm, approx. weight 10.5oz. (4)

A late Victorian / Early 20th Century skeleton clock; under a glass dome. The clock with pierced white painted dial; with black Roman numerals and of architectural Gothic form; hour striking on a bell. Clock approximately 36 cm with dome and base approximately 47 cm.

A late Victorian cream painted double wardrobe with single long drawer to base and standing on bun feet; one door with full length bevelled mirror; the other door with architectural carvings; the interior with fitted hanging rail and hooks.

Southeast Asian Carved Wood PanelSoutheast Asian wooden architectural panel, carved and undercut with celestial figures framing three roundels, all within a frame with meandering tendrils, 58.75``h x 14.5``wStarting Price: $150

Prints, After Jusepe de Ribera, after Vosterman(Lot of 3) Unframed prints and drawings including: an engraving, Christ Child, after Lucas Vorsterman, European School, 18th century; an engraving, The Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew, after Jusepe De Ribera, 18th century, stamped verso ``Duplicate sold by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston,``; a wax crayon drawing of Legion of Honor, 1933, pencil signed ``Dunlap verso`` and stamped ``Architectural Department University of California,`` largest overall: 14``h x 11``wStarting Price: $20

Ansonia onyx mantel clockAnsonia Onyx mantel clock, New York circa 1900, the onyx case of architectural form having relief decorated gilt metal reserves depicting warriors in battle, flanking the gilt dial having an open escapement and Roman markers, rising on a rectangular plinth, 14``h x 15``w x 6``dStarting Price: $150

Italian architectural panelsItalian architectural panels, 18th century, each having giltwood carved and polychrome decorated raised panels, the lower centered with scenic reserves depicting a Classical scene, and rising on a molded base, each 82.5``h x 18``wStarting Price: $750

Five architectural Association sketchbooks and English Homes by Charles Latham.

19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS MANTLE CLOCK maker Achille Brocot, with circular Roman numeral silvered dial, the architectural case mounted with panels embossed with classical figures, the cylinder movement striking on a gong, on scrolling foliate brass feet, 22cm high x 31cm wide

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY DAGGER IN SHEATH the sheath carved with figures in landscape setting, the handle with architectural motifs, the blade of serrated wood, 22cm long (in sheath)

A Regency oak crossbanded mahogany thirty hour longcase clock the 11 inch arched painted dial with centred date aperture within a ring of Roman numerals with architectural castle ruins painted to the spandrels and arch, the hood with swan neck pediment over an arched glazed hood door between mahogany crossbanded and satinwood strung front corner hood pilasters over a short triple arched trunk door with central rosewood inlaid lozenge motif on a crossbanded box base (lacking feet), 213cm high

A 19th century oak Arts and Crafts court cupboard with extensive marquetry inlays, the dentil moulded cornice over a stylized flowerhead marquetry frieze above a 17th century style marquetry central panel flanked by two single panel architectural marquetry decorated single panel cabinet doors between square tapering inlaid front corner pilasters on a two door cabinet base with inlaid stylized wave muntins on short square supports between an arched apron on short stepped square feet, 117cm wide, 150cm high, 52cm deep

A 19th century mahogany linen press, the architectural pediment over two single panel doors opening to reveal four sliding trays on a base of two short over two long cockbeaded drawers fitted with later brass swing handles with pressed oval back plates, raised on splay bracket feet, 127cm wide, 187cm high, 54cm deep

French Louis XVI style mantel clock , late 19th century, the architectural gilt spelter case with Limoges type dial, front panel and urn finial, eight-day movement by Japy Freres striking the half (faulty) on a bell, retailer`s mark H.P.& Co, height 41cm on gilt gesso stand (ticks briefly, strike spring faulty; winding key, pendulum). *See clocks and watches proviso.

A George III mahogany and inlaid secretaire bookcase bordered with lines, the upper part with an architectural crossbanded pediment with urn finials, moulded dentil cornice and arcaded pendant hung frieze, fitted with adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed panel doors, the lower part having a fall enclosing a tulipwood crossbanded and inlaid fitted interior with small drawers and pigeon holes about a central enclosed cupboard, flanked by simulated fluted pilaster column concealed compartments, containing three long drawers below, on splayed bracket feet, 110.5cm (3ft 7½in) wide, 235cm (7ft 8½in) high.

P.E. Garbe - Architectural View of the Marks & Spencer Store, Worthing, from the Seafront, gouache, signed and dated 1976, approx 34cm x 53cm.

A late 19th Century walnut mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the gilt dial and enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals, the architectural case with classical frieze above moulded pilasters, on a stepped bracket base, height approx 36cm, together with a pendulum and key.

A Victorian oak wheel barometer and mercury thermometer with white ceramic dials, the architectural case moulded with urns and Gothic arches, height approx 76cm.

Set of five Art Deco architectural prints.

A George IV gentleman’s mahogany wardrobe, the upper part with architectural pediment, fitted three sliding trays enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, the base fitted two short and two long drawers, on turned feet, 49ins wide x 21ins deep x 86ins high

Two modern prints of architectural elevations of greenhouses.

A Chinese export black lacquer and decroated nest of tables, circa 1860, each rectangular top decorated with architectural scenes, turned uprights, downswept feet, carved lion paw feet, the largest 74cm high, 51cm wide, 32cm deep

A late 19 century black slate mantle clock of architectural form with etched detail and mottled marble insets, the 8 day striking movement with ebonised chapter ring and gilt metal Roman numerals

A Charles II oak panel back armchair, circa 1660, rectangular back carved with mythological creatures, fruiting branches and an architectural arch, downswept arms, solid seat, baluster turned and square section legs and solid stretchers, 108cm high, 63cm wide, 60cm deep

A stained and leaded glass panel, probably Swiss, 17th century and later mounted, depicting a gentleman in Renaissance attire within an architectural setting and flanked to each side by heraldic devices, the later surround of red and blue panes, 53cm high, 49cm wide

Walnut cased Vienna wall clock, architectural pediment and with split spindles, enamelled dial, signed - Goldberg, Bornstein & Co., London, spring-driven movement.

Four framed architectural prints

A German wooden cased mantel timepiece of architectural form inscribed to back "Made in Wurttemberg"

An early 20th century wooden cased mantel clock of architectural form, and a mid 20th century wooden cased mantel clock

A 19th century black slate mantel clock of architectural form, and a 19th century black slate mantel clock bearing brass plaque inscribed "Presented to Mr. & Mrs. Thornborrow Sept 1884"

A 19th Century carved oak cased mantel clock in the Gothic Revival style, the stepped architectural case with dentil cornice over an arched glazed door flanked by turned, block and stop fluted pilasters with two panelled doors to each side, on a skirted base with bun feet, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and slow / fast dial to the arch within gilt metal applied scrolling spandrels to a three quarter striking eight day movement on four gongs, the back plate inscribed "W & H Sch" (ILLUSTRATED)

AFTER GERARD DOU "The Apothecary", a black and white mezzotint, AFTER G J WOOD "Leybourne Grange in Kent", coloured aquatint by William Green and assorted figural, topographical and architectural prints

A 19th Century mahogany open bookcase with architectural style pediment over open shelving

A FINE JAPANESE IVORY-MOUNTED SWORD (WAKIZASHI), 19TH CENTURY with strongly curved single-edged blade, ivory tsuba engraved with expanded flowerheads and conventional foliage, the grip carved with children and a sage within an architectural landscape, saya carved with a vertical arrangement of figures in traditional dress and signed on the base 45cm; 17 3/4in bladeThe signature reads Ungyokudo Jugyoku to

A JAPANESE LACQUERED SWORD STAND (KATANA KAKE), 19TH CENTURY of lacquered wood decorated on each side in shell with a traditional landscape, the front incorporating an architectural harbour scene, and the ends decorated with flowers and foliage 33cm; 13in high

AN INDIAN SWORD (TALWAR), LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with curved heavy blade cut with a long fuller and double-edged towards the point, russet steel hilt of characteristic form, including recurved knuckle-guard and large disc-shaped pommel, decorated with gold flowers within an architectural framework over the greater part of its surface (losses), in a fabric-covered scabbard 73cm; 28 3/4in blade

AN INDO-PERSIAN HELMET (KULAH KHUD), 19TH CENTURY with hemispherical skull, embossed at the front with a stylised mask including a pair of raised eyes and eyebrows, fitted at the top with a central boss incorporating a screw-in central spike and a pair of devilish horns (sliding nasal-bar missing), decorated over its outer surface with silver cartouches and architectural frames filled with scrolling silver foliage, enriched with gold stars and scrolls, and fitted with a mail neck-defence (small losses) 20.5cm; 8in high

A CONTINENTAL SMALL-SWORD, EARLY 19TH CENTURY; ANOTHER;AND A SWEPT HILT RAPIER IN EARLY 17TH CENTURY STYLE, 20TH CENTURY the first with hollow-triangular blade etched and gilt with scrolls and trophies on a blued panel (worn), brass hilt cast in low relief, including double shell-guard decorated with bouquets within ovals, knuckle-guard, solid grip and pommel decorated en suite with the shell; the second with hollow-triangular blade etched and gilt with scrolls on a blued panel at the forte, composite brass hilt including oval shell-guard set with white metal beadwork, in its scabbard; and the third with tapering blade, and cast brass hilt of writhen bars including barrel-shaped pommel decorated with figurative designs within an architectural framework the first: 79.6cm; 31 3/8in blade (3)

Satin walnut Biedermeier two train mantel clock, the movement striking on a gong beneath, the 6.25" white dial within an architectural case surmounted by a triangular pediment, 14.25" high; pendulum

A painted architectural Pediment with scrolled detail

A Victorian shield shaped gold locket, c.1870, The shield shaped hinged locket with architectural pillars and Etruscan wire and granulation decoration, and a band of split pearls to the centre. Tested as approximately 9ct gold

An early 20th Century German figural bronzed mantel timepiece, the movement set into a Jugenstil influenced architectural case, surmounted by a model of a classical athlete with shot, 45cm high

A late 19th century black slate cased mantel clock, in neo-classical architectural case, 38cm x 39cm high

A late 19th century black slate mantel clock in architectural case, 37cm x 37xm high

A late 19th Century inlaid mahogany mantel clock, the French two-train movement striking on a gong, in an architectural case decorated with mother-of-pearl and string inlay, having flanking slender brass columns and brass pad feet, 29cm high

A late 19th century French bronzed and black slate figural mantel clock, the two-train movement striking on a bell, in oblong architectural case with inset neo-classical relief frieze, stylized lions mask ring handles, and surmounted by a bronzed sculpture of a classical female after H. Dumaice, 52cm x 24cm x 62cm high

An Edwardian carved cedar wall mirror, having broken architectural pediment above an oval mirror plate and single drawer bracket shelf, profusely chip-carved overall incorporating stylized flowerheads, acorns, flags and legend `A Merry Christmas 1905`, 120cm high