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David Hockney The carpenter's bench, a knife and fire, from Illustrations for six fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm (S.A.C. 24) etching and aquatint with drypoint, 1969, on Hodgkinson, signed in pencil, numbered 43/100, published by Petersburg Press, London, with margins, pale scattered foxing mainly in the image and to the reverse, light-staining and remains of old glue in the margins P. 153 x 172mm., S. 292 x 293mm.; and Corpses on Fire (S.A.C. 22), from the same series, signed in pencil, numbered 72/100 (2)
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A Berlin rectangular plaque late 19th/ early 20th century painted by J.Fonga(?), signed, with a gentleman in a garden leaning on a wall holding a cane talking to two women seated on a bench with a basket of flowers, a dog at their feet, gilt frame impressed KPM and sceptre mark 49 by 38.8cm., 19D by 15Din.
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An oak hall bench, 19th century, in German Gothic revival style, the triangular linen fold panel back surmounted by a native with floral headdress above a coat of arms of seven tied arrows and a griffin rampant, between linen fold panel sides and over a lipped plant seat and raised on grooved square legs and block feet, 70" wide.
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A James Hadley Royal Worcester figure group, entitled 'Frown' depicting two Goldsmith's Schoolboys seated on bench, one whispering to the other whilst reading, the bench inscribed 'The Busy Whisper Circling Round Conveyed the Dismal Tidings When He Frowned', and having a gilt factory mark to underside, H 11cm
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A 19th century Carron Foundry white painted cast iron garden bench, the foliate cast top rail above a serpentine shaped back cast with hoops above an arabesque and foliate pierced seat, standing on cabriole legs with a shaped apron, stamp and diamond registration mark obscured by paint, 113cm wide. The famous Scottish company of Carron was founded in 1759 specialising in 'Cannons, stoves and gates'. The origianl signed drawing for this seat, registered at the Public Records Office, is inscribed 'Class N.1. Carron Company, Carron Warehouse, 15 Upper Thames Street, London. Works at Carron, Stirlingshire, Scotland'
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A late 19th century carved oak hall bench, with gadroon decorated frieze over grotesque mask centred curved canopy with rectangular mirror and further panel beneath flanked by full-height pilasters, with hinged-seat box bench with stylised griffin arms to base, on conforming gadroon carved plinth, 231cm high, 123cm wide, 46cm deep.
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