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Click here to subscribeA Quantity of Asian Art, to including two Chinese crackle glazed baluster vases and covers, painted in famille vert enamels; a wucai jar and cover; a pair of celadon jade coloured hardstone birds; a similar model of a bird of prey; a Japanese bronze censor; and a large Satsuma moon flask etc. (two trays)
A Pair of Gilt and Patinated Bronze Tazzas, by Henri Picard, circa 1860, in Renaissance style, the lobed oval bowls with Triton handles and with masks and swags, on a fluted column with wrythen serpent and shaped oval bases with animal masks and scrollwork, stamped H PICARD22cm highOne with components loose but still attached, both with dry patination and general all over wear.
Martin Baskett & Martin - late 19th century Belgium slate and marble 8-day striking mantle clock, movement housed in a drum case on a rectangular plinth with decorative carved volutes and variegated green marble, rectangular bronze panel to the front depicting a child artist at work, circular marble dial with a brass chapter ring engraved in Roman numerals, with a Parisian rack striking movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell. With key, no pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 36cm Length/Width: 38cm Depth/Diameter: 15cm
A pair of 19th century bronze candlesticks, the columns in the form of an eagle holding a serpent, 17cms high; together with other candlesticks.Condition ReportAll in good overall condition; the monkey candlestick which has a plastic spacer between the bowl and no nut to the fixing screw underneath and the pair of column candlesticks both have minor indentations and are slightly bent, otherwise all good overall condition commensurate with age.
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