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Lot 140
A large Napoleon III clock Gilt bronze decorated in relief, lower part with painting and sculpture allegories Richly decorated with floral motifs, garlands and acanthus leaves with masks at the centre Urn-shaped upper part flanked by satyr heads with snakes and garlands Enamel dial with arabian and roman numbers, marked "Julien Leroy A Paris" France, 19th century (working, in need of maintenance; small defects) 94x66x22 cm
Lot 73
A large cabinet Rosewood Two bodies, upper part with eleven drawers simulating eighteen; lower part with carved aprons decorated with scrolls, floral motifs, cherubs and, at the centre, possibly Augustinian coat-of-arms Turned legs and stretchers Gilt bronze mounts Portugal, late 19th, early 20th century (losses, defects and traces of xylophages) 183x127x54 cm
Lot 468
Toyne, Kenning & Spencer, a silver gilt Sir William Churchill 1965 commemorative medallion, 39mm, original case of issue, A Toye, Kenning & Spencer silver gilt Sir William Churchill 'Picture Medal', in original box of issue, John Pinches, a set of four bronze Sir William Churchill medals, limited edition number 209, with certificate and in original box of issue, two other bronze medals, two gilt metal medals and Montgomery, Ten Chapters, one volume.
Lot 16
A Chinese bronze octafoil mirror, Tang Dynasty (618-907), of linghua (water chestnut flower) shape and crisply cast, the knob surrounded by four animals shown in lively positions as they frolic atop a flowering scroll within the raised inner edge of the outer band cast in the eight barbed lobes with alternating insects and foliate sprays, grey patina and small patches of small reddish crystal patina, approximately 17cm diameter, 511 grams Provenance: Purchased by the current vendors late father in the 1960's from the George Family. By repute it was collected by the British officer Robin George during the Boxer rebellion, and thence by descent through his family. George left China in 1901 for India, where he married before returning to the UK. Compare with a similar parcel-gilt example of this mirror form and design sold Christies, New York, 22nd March 2012, Luminous Perfection: Fine Chinese Mirrors from the Robert H. Ellsworth Collection, lot 1459. 唐 瑞兽菱花镜 拍品来源：六十年代购自乔治家族
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