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Pair of original Victorian cast iron architectural ceiling roses diameter 82cm

A quantity of large pieces of architectural salvage along with a number of pieces of Collyweston slate.

A number of pieces of carved stone architectural salvage.

A Victorian/Edwardian `onyx` mantel clock case, triangular architectural pediment, the entablature embossed with wrapped leafy scrolls, circular aperture flanked by two rows of three columns, plinth base, 24cm high, 32cm wide, c.1900

A George I style gilt framed pier glass mirror, with broken architectural cornice over rectangular bevelled plate, 100 cm wide.

A pair of Continental pine small cabinets, with architectural ledge back, single drawer and cupboard, 52 cm wide.

A late 19th Century American Mantel Clock with white dial and striking movement, in architectural style case in gilt metal mounts. 12 1/2" (32cms) high.

Two pairs of interlined and lined curtains, classical architectural scenes with military trophies in a red rosette field, 267x125cm, plus a further single curtain of same design, 215x260cm, (5).

MANFRED KANDT Design for an architectural frieze. Oil on board. 3 1/2 x 38ins.

A late Victorian oak mantel clock, in architectural case, 39.5cm high

An Edwardian walnut-cased architectural style mantel clock, with brass and silvered dial, striking on the hour and half hour, 36cm high

LEO KADMAN: CORPUS NUMMORUM PALAESTINENSIUM, Jerusalem 1956-60, 1st edns, 3 vols, orig cl, d/ws + YA’AKOV MESHORIER: JEWISH COINS OF THE SECOND TEMPLE PERIOD, Trans I H Levine, Chicago 1969, 1st edn, 4to, orig cl gt + ALICE MUEHSAM: COIN AND TEMPLE A STUDY OF THE ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION ON ANCIENT JEWISH COINS, 1965, 1st edn, orig paper bds + ARIE KINDLER: THESAURUS OF JUDAEAN COINS, Jerusalem [1958], in Hebrew with English summary loosely inserted, 4to, orig cl, d/w (tatty) + one other similar (7)

A Display Book containing approximately 30+ albumen and other views, circa 1860, scenes include topographical and architectural views of Norwich, Cambridge and Plymouth + a few Carte de Visites etc

A Photograph Album containing approximately 80+ albumen and other views, portraits, snapshots etc + a quantity of loosely inserted albumen and other views, including family groups, portraits and architectural scenes, circa 1899-1910, orig cl gt worn, spine faded, inner jnts split, contents slightly loose

ROBERT WILLIS: THE ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE AND OF THE COLLEGES OF CAMBRIDGE AND ETON, [1988], facsimile edn, 3 vols, 4to, orig cl gt (3)

A late 19th/early 20th century French marble cased eight day mantel clock of architectural form, the dial marked WR Bullen, flanked by columns, height 28.5cm.

A late 19th century German walnut cased eight day mantel clock of architectural form, height 53cm.

A late Victorian oak Gothic revival hall chair on square stretchered supports, also another with architectural back (2).

A CONTINENTAL BISCUIT PORCELAIN FIGURAL CLOCK GARNITURE CIRCA 1900, PSEUDO SEVRES INCISED INTERLACED L'S MARKS THE CLOCK MODELLED AS A CLASSICAL MAIDEN KNEELING TO SUPPORT THE GILT-METAL-MOUNTED CIRCULAR DIAL (MILLET, PARIS) BELOW A FLOWER-ENCRUSTED ARCHITECTURAL ARCH SUPPORTING AN URN SURMOUNTED BY A PUTTO, THE CANDELABRA EACH MODELLED WITH A MAIDEN STANDING BESIDE A COLUMN SUPPORTING THE THREE BRANCH LIGHTS, EACH ON A LAUREL-WREATH-MOULDED SHAPED BASE THE CLOCK 21 3/4 IN. (55.3 CM.) HIGH (3) View on Christie's.com

An early 20th century walnut and mahogany bracket clock having architectural pediment with spandrel face and striking German movement, on bracket feet

Two boxes of art and architectural interest including Batsfords

An Edwardian mantel clock in architectural walnut case, silvered dial with Roman numerals, the movement marked -W. & H.

A Victorian walnut wash stand, architectural raised back with an arched mirror, above tiled panels, rectangular marble top, two frieze drawers, turned legs, on a platform base.

A George III oak longcase clock, signed Whitehurst, Derby, square brass dial with cast rococo spandrels, silvered chapter ring, date aperture, eight-day movement, striking on a bell, the case with a broken architectural pediment, arched long door with a marquetry star motif, panelled plinth, bracket feet.

A large continental reproduction walnut display cabinet, architectural pediments above a pair of astragal-glazed doors enclosing two shelves, on turned legs with galleried undertier, the whole carved with flowers and scrolls, 3ft. 6in. wide

A 19th century French champleve-enamelled brass photograph frame, architectural form with cast scroll detail, champleve-enamelled borders with a floral design in green, red and white against a blue ground, 9 x 6.5in.

An early 19th century mahogany wheel barometer, signed A. Terzza, Nottingham, architectural pediment and inlaid with conch shells, 3ft. 2in.

A Black Forest mantel clock, within architectural walnut case, 15in., a Victorian black slate mantel clock and two other mantel clocks

A belgian slate architectural style mantel clock with engraved brass tablet dated 1901 and a pair of victorian brass candlesticks

A belgian slate architectural style mantel clock

A collection of reconstituted stone architectural items to include coffin shaped markers

A group of four late 19th to early 20th Century oak architectural mouldings, each carved with a different mask above an oval mount and a stylised dolphin, some wear and damage, 73cm high and 11cm wide. (4) PART ILLUSTRATED

An early 20c black slate and brass single bottle inkstand of architectural form, with a clear glass well and hinged cover, 7"w.

An early 19c rosewood chiffonier with a mirrored architectural backboard, with scroll carved terminals and stylistic leaf and flower pediment, the upper shelf supported by carved S-scrolls to the breakfront cabinet, with a central open adjustable bookshelf flanked by side cupboards with mirrored doors within leaf carved column pilasters and supported on twin foliate carved block feet, labelled and made by I F Meakin, Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, 68"w, 59"h.

A William IV rosewood consul table with architectural panelled back supporting a single shelf on baluster turned supports, the table top on leaf carved scrolling supports on an open base, gadroon carved and with fleur de lys carved block feet, 41"w.

A late 19th Century French slate and marble architectural mantel clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and brocot escapement on plinth base together with a pair of ebonised mirror back wall brackets

An early 19th Century mahogany sideboard, having architectural upstand over rectangular top and three frieze drawers with cupboard door to each pedestal on plinth.

A grey painted bookcase cabinet, having broken architectural pediment over four glazed doors enclosing shelves, the base with pair of cupboard doors flanked by four short drawers on brake front plinth.

AN F. BUTTERFIELD OF LIVERPOOL BRACKET CLOCK, late 19th Century, carved oak architectural case, gilt dial with silvered chapter ring and speed dial, sound grilles, height 44cm, (two keys and pendulum) (Presentation plaque to Col Serg Harold Wyatt, Kings Liverpool Regt)

Halfpenny Gothic Ornaments Cathedral of York engraved title wihthin architectural border and 105 plates 2 hand-coloured water-staining mostly marginal but heavier to a few plates some spotting or foxing bokplates of Thomas Croft and Graham Pollard contemporary half calf gilt spine repaired corners worn 4to 1795 [-1800].

Alexander Recreations with the Muses 1637 title within ornate architectural border woodcut initials early ink inscriptions `William Earle of Sterline` to rear endpaper lacking portrait frontispiece (as often) title frayed and torn with loss some staining and spotting contemporary calf large gilt arms of Charles I as King of Scotland to covers worn [STC 347] small folio Thomas Harper 1637.

Archer Charles Dickens: a Gossip 1894 6 vol. 18 photogravure plates illustrations tissue guards original cloth-backed boards soiled and rubbed [?1894] § Waring (J.B. editor) Examples of Weaving and Embroidery: Essays by Owen Jones and M Digby Wyatt chromolithographed plates original cloth boards detached lacking spine worn some damp-staining [n.d.] § Wilkinson (Joseph) Architectural Remains...Thetford First Part 6 engraved plates foxed original wrappers restored at spine contemporary signature to front of wrapper enclosed in cloth folder 1821 folio (3)

Pennant (Thomas) Parishes of Whiteford 1796 2 parts in 1 engraved vignette titles and 22 plates 1 folding short tear to U4 no loss of text some spotting and marking contemporary cloth joints split rubbed and soiled 1796 § Britton (John) The History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Hereford engraved additional pictorial title printed title vignette and 15 plates some spotting additional title and 1 plate heavily so later cloth spine faded some soiling 1836 § Parker (John Henry) The Architectural Antiquites of the City of Wells frontispiece plates illustrations advertisements at end original cloth rebacked preserving original faded backstrip 1866; and 24 others English Topography v.s.(27)

A George III Mahogany Secretaire Chest on Chest, 3rd quarter 18th century, the broken architectural pediment above a dentil and blind fret frieze with two short over three long graduated drawers, the largest drawer with a fitted interior of pigeon holes and small drawers about a central drawer with reeded columns, the lower section with three long graduated drawers all between canted and blind fret corners, raised on bracket feet, 110cm by 53cm by 190cm See illustration

A Regency Mahogany Linen Press, 2nd quarter 19th century, the architectural moulded cornice above two ebony strung doors enclosing five sliding trays, the lower section with reeded edge above two short and two long drawers, raised on turned feet, 121cm by 53cm by 242cm

A George III Mahogany Bureau Bookcase, late 18th century, the broken architectural and dentil pediment above two cupboard doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the fall enclosing an attractive interior of pigeon holes, small drawers and central cupboard door flanked by reeded pilasters, the lower section of four long graduated drawers with later knob handles, raised on bracket feet, 107cm by 53cm by 250cm See illustration

A George III Mahogany Library Bookcase, late 18th century, the broken architectural dentil cornice above a fluted frieze, the two central astragal glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, flanked by conforming wings, the breakfront base with two recessed cupboard doors flanked by two further cupboard doors, raised on plinth base, 275cm by 53cm by 276cm Provenance: Ex Sotheby & Co sale, Friday 18th March 1955, lot 96

A Staffordshire Pearlware Bust of William Clowes, probably Barker, Sutton and Till, circa 1840, wearing a brown jacket, on a titled architectural column, 26.5cm high; A Staffordshire Pottery Bust of Wesley, 30cm high; A Similar Figure of C H Spurgeon, on a titled base, 32.5cm high; and A Similar Figure of Evan Roberts, 33cm high (4) See illustration

A Russian Silver and Niello Snuffbox, maker`s mark poorly struck, assay master Nicholai Bubrovin, Moscow 1838, rectangular with twin architectural scenes to cover and base, presentation inscription to lip of lid, 7.5cm long, 2oz 14dwt all in See illustration

* Bath - John Wood, the Elder. A vellum deed relating to the Southgate district of Bath in Somerset, 13th July 1739, in respect of purchase of land by John Wood the Elder (1704-1754) and in contract with James Leake, bookseller in Bath and Evelyn, Duke of Kingston, eng. decorative initial, some soiling and wear to folds with loss of legibility, a second membrane with a hand-col. plan of the proposed development and related text beneath, two seals and signatures present for John Wood and Kingston (somewhat faded), the seal and signature of Leake no longer visible, map size approx. 54 x 75cm, overall a little soiled, endorsed. John Wood, the Elder, was born in Yorkshire, but is best known for his architectural work in Bath. He was responsible for the north and south Parades, Queen’s Square, the Circus, Prior Park and a number of other Georgian houses. His son, John Wood the Younger (1728-82) designed the Royal Crescent and the Assembly Rooms, also completing the building work on the Circus after his father’s death. The map attached to this document shows the River Avon bordering areas called the Meadow called the Ham and Abby Orchard, etc., and covers what is now the newly developed Southgate shopping district. (1)

Dunlop (Beth). Arts & Crafts Houses I & II, 2 vols., Phaidon, 1990, col. and b & w plts. and illusts., ink stamp to title of each, orig. qtr. cloth with pictorial boards, 4to, together with Bold (John), Greenwich, An Architectural History of the Royal Hospital for Seamen and the Queen’s House, pub. English Heritage, 2000, col. and b & w illusts., orig. boards in d.j., 4to, plus other art and architecture related, including National Gallery of Art, Washington, Johannes Vermeer exhibition catalogue, 1995, col. illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to (6 shelves)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK BRACKET CLOCK with German movement, the case of architectural form with carved decoration to the pediment and twin brass capped pillars flanking the white enamel dial, eight day wire gong striking movement, 11 1/2" wide.

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PORTICO CLOCK OF ARCHITECTURAL FORM, having spiral turned columns, overall foliate gilt metal mounts, white enamel dial with Roman numerals marked E Baelen. Brass drum movement striking on one bell with repousse gilt metal pendulum. C1840. 18.25" High x 9.75" Wide. On base with glass dome.

A 19TH CENTURY OAK CASED DRUM HEAD CLOCK, circular enamel dial with Roman numerals on architectural plinth base with simulated tortoiseshell panels. Marked Platmauer Brothers Bristol and Paris. Brass drum movement striking on one bell. C1890. 12.75" High x 9.25" wide.

Postcards - A large collection of modern British and foreign topographical, art, architectural and other cards, (three boxes). Best Bid

THREE FRENCH SILVER-PLATED ARCHITECTURAL MODELS LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising: the Place Vendome Column; the Luxor Column and the Arc de Triomphe, with hinged cover, all on black marble bases 8¼ in. (21 cm.) high (3) View on Christie's.com

Oriental school, acrylic on canvas, architectural study with rickshaws, signed

Mixed group of landscape views and architectural studies. Engravings, watercolour . v.s., 15 x 21cm (6 x 8 1/4 in) to 38 x 62cm (15 x 24 1/2 in). 19th century (40)

Miscellany. A map of Celtic tribes in Great Britain, a map of Essex, a reproduction map of Rocque’s London, various landscape and architectural studies. Engravings, some facsimiles. v.s., 19th century (qty.)

Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New. Part of the City of Westminster, showing The Bridge, The River and the following Buildings, 1916-18. Photo-engraving, with inset key panel of architectural history. Signed in pencil by Edmund Hort New at lower left. 16 x 56cm (6 1/4 x 22 in). With 2 18th century engravings of New Inn, Oxford, and Bangor Cathedral