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A Worcester Flight & Barr porcelain part tea service painted with stylized flowers in brown enamel and gilding, comprising six teacups and saucers and three coffee cans, incised capital B mark, some wear to gilding, circa 1795-1806. (15).

A pair of cornithian capital column table lamps, raised on square marble bases, 19in (48.2cm) high. (2)

A French gilt brass and Griotte Uri marble adjustable standard lamp, the square base to a turned column to a composite capital, the reeded adjustable stem to three lights and shade, 4ft 9in (145cm) high excluding shade.

A George III oak cased longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell to an arched brass dial with subsidiary seconds dials and date aperture, the silvered chapter ring inscribed, Geo: Wynn Wokingham, the arch with a red lacquer sun boss, the moulded arch hood with eagle and ball finials, gilt corinthian capital columns, the arched waist door mahogany banded, the base on bracket feet, 7ft 5.5in (227.3cm) high.

A Louis XIV tortoiseshell and gilt brass mounted mantel clock, the 8 day five pillar movement with a verge escapement, to an outside count wheel striking on a bell, the back plate inscribed 'Louis Baronneau A Paris,' the velvet covered dial with a silvered chapter ring, above a gilt brass cartouche inscribed Louis Baronneau A Paris, the case with a lift off top, corinthian capital side pilasters and glazed arched side panel, on a moulded base, 20.25in (51.4cm) high. restored

A Victorian tortoiseshell and ormolu mounted triple dial table clock, by Viner, the twin barrel movement striking on a gong, the back plate inscribed Viner, London, to circular enamel dials for GMT, Paris and New York time, the front plate with engraved foliate decoration, the case with a cupola surmount with flame finials and pierced anthemion and foliate panels, the arched hinged doors to canted corners with Ionic capital foliate corbels, the moulded base to scroll feet, 27.5in (70cm) high.

A plated table lamp, the octagonal stem and moulded loaded base with a capital. 12in. (30.5cm.) fitted with a modern electric light fitting, with shade.

A collection of small silver, comprising; a short candlestick, with a stop-fluted column, acanthus capital and beaded shaped-square nozzle and stepped square base, London 1901 by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 15.25cm high (6 in), a round pedestal sweet dish with a harebell and beaded border, Sheffield 1970, 11.5cm diameter (4.5 in), and a foliate engraved napkin ring, Birmingham 1899

A GILT-METAL MOUNTED GREEN ONYX PEDESTAL, in the form of a column with gilt-metal capital, square top and stepped plinth, 84cm high.

A French brass cased repeating carriage clock , striking on a gong, circa 1910, with corinthian capital corner mounts.15cms tall.

An empire style giltwood vitrine 20th century, the carved and pierced torch trophy pediment with trailing flowerheads over a bevelled glazed door and conforming side panels, flanked by channel moulded pillars with acanthus capital and terminals, above a carved flower bud swag apron, raised on fluted tapering supports (180x76).

A Regence giltwood and gesso standard lamp, possibly converted from a torchere, the hexagonal column with geometric lozenge blind fret work, with leaf swag capital, raised on bold acanthus clasped scrolling tripod base (150cm height).

A 19th century giltwood occasional table ,the top with fluted and flowerhead carved frieze, raised on fluted tapering supports with palm clasped capital united by plain stretchers (72x33cm).

A LARGE LATE VICTORIAN BRASS PARAFFIN LAMP having a reeded column with Corinthian capital on a stepped square base, with diamond-cut clear cistern, Hinks No 2 Lever burner and an associated facetted clear shade, 82cm, (32.3in) high (excluding chimney).

A FINE PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TWO-BRANCH (THREE-LIGHT) CANDELABRA each having three Corinthian capital-form sockets, with gadrooned concave square drip-trays, the central socket on a further tray and spirally gadrooned balustroid knop, between reeded S-form branches, all on a stop-fluted Corinthian column and stepped partially gadrooned square base, hallmarked Sheffield, 1893, maker HE Ld. 42cm, (16.5in) high (loaded).

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY ARTS & CRAFTS-STYLE WALNUT MIRROR-BACKED SIDEBOARD having a humped surmount centred by a stylised stippled poppy, between curved ends on a shelf, above a bevelled rectangular mirror plate between well-pierced supports each having a square section squat balustroid 'capital' on an open square section 'spindle' column, the lower stage having two long drawers with shaped backplate 'axe-head' handles above a central stylised stippled poppy on plain stem, flanked by carved cupboards each enclosing a shelf, one cupboard enclosing a slide-out four-bottle cellaret, on a shaped apron and square feet, 152.5cm x 57cm x 195cm high, (60in x 22.5in x 76.8in).

A pair of silver table candlesticks, maker BG & Co, Birmingham 1939, each raised on a square beaded stepped base with square tapered stem below a Corinthian style capital with detachable beaded nozzle, inscribed, 26.5cm, 20.5oz (2) .

A 19th century oak Corinthian capital, carved in detail on the three sides facing the front and blanked out at the back, the four pieces of wood screwed together at the top and bottom, 31cm high.

A Victorian silver plated column lamp with a Corinthian capital on a square stepped base, by Elkington & Co..

A Victorian mahogany pedestal carved acanthus capital, square moulded base, 142cm.

An Oil Lamp Stand, square stepped base, gadrooned border, faceted glass reservoir the column with corinthian capital, {52cm high}.

A brass and amethyst tinted glass oil lamp, of spirally reeded form, the glass reservoir stamped Messenger's patent, the column with a corinthian capital on a stepped square base, 65cm high

London Interiors: A Grand National Exhibition of the Religious, Regal, and Civic Solemnities, Public Amusements, Scientific Meetings, and Commercial Scenes of the British Capital, London, for the proprietors, by Joseph Mead, 1841, 4to (270 x 200mm.), two parts in one, frontispiece plate of The Throne Investiture, additional illustrated title, 74 plates, and illustrations, contemporary calf, red morocco lettering piece

Railway - A GNR Oval Brass Badge No.4019. An Oval Lapel Badge with blue enamel backed 'Railway Service' LNER, Five large LNER Buttons, a large GCR Button and four LNER, Script small Buttons and six small Capital Letters LNER Buttons.

An interesting series of seven 19th century 'castletop' card cases, with shaped outlines, hinged covers and embossed archictural scenes on the cover and/or reverse comprising:- One with an engraved eagle and initialled "EAG - MBW", the reverse with a cathedral, one with the capital building and a cathedral on the reverse, one with a cathedral and scrollwork on the reverse, one with the capital building and an arched gateway on the reverse, one with the capital building and musical trophies

A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER SAUCER DISH painted in colours with a floral spray, within a gilt border on a dark blue ground, blue capital W mark, 7 1/2in. (19cm.) dia.

A MARBLE AND BRONZE MOUNTED PEDESTAL with a black marble top, ionic capital, beige veined marble column and black marble plinth, 43 1/2in. (110cm.) high

A candlestick adapted as a table lamp, the stop-fluted column with an acanthus capital on a square gadrooned base (drilled for electricity), Sheffield 1910 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, 39.5cm high (15.5 in), loaded

A set of four Mappin & Webb silver plated column candlesticks, each with a Corinthian capital, fluted column upon a stepped and gadrooned base, height 23.5cm.

A Rhinoceros horn walking stick, with circular grip, formed from three sections of tusk, gilt metal band by Brigg, engraved with a Baron's Coronet above a capital N, dated 1892, 35.75in long.

Ireland, John (illustrator), Hogarth, London, J. & J. Boydell, 1791, 8vo (230 x 135mm.), two volumes, 2 engraved frontispieces, illustrated titles, plates, some spotting, ownership inscriptions on front free endpaper, contemporary half black morocco, extremities rubbed. With a number of other works including Trusler's 'Hogarth Moralized; A Complete Edition of all the Most Capital and Admired Works of William Hogarth' (London, 1831)

A 19th Century French ebonised Escritoire abatant, the marble top above one short drawer and a fall flap enclosing the fitted interior of two short drawers and shelves, three further drawers below, decorated all-over with inlaid brass scrolls, birds and floral motifs, stringing and moulding flanked by applied capital motifs, raised on a plinth base with turned tapering feet, 27in. x 53in. high.

G Rosenthal, after John Ruskin (1819-1900) Torcello, Capital of Nave Pillar, and St Mark's, Capital of Shaft of Central Porch; The Ducal Palace, Renaissance Capitals of the Loggia; and Stilted Archivolts, from a Ruin in the Rio di Ca' Foscari, lithograph, 35 x 53cm; 53 x 35cm; and 35 x 52cm (3)

A 19th Century Oil Lamp with stepped base, fluted column with Corinthian capital and moulded opaque yellow shaded reservoir, 54cm high.

A 19th Century Brass Oil Lamp base with stepped base, fluted column with Corinthian capital and yellow tinted reservoir (No lamp fitment).

A lacquered brass adjustable standard lamp, with a Corinthian capital.

An early Victorian rosewood bracket clock, the 8 day twin fusee movement striking on a bell, to a circular enamel dial, the pointed arch case with a stepped top and ribbed finial, gilt brass capital cluster columns, flanking a shaped panel front with carved foliage, pierced brass side panels, on ribbed feet, 21in (53.3cm) high.

After John LEECH, pair of mid-Victorian chromolithograph hunting prints 'A Capital Finish' and 'Gone Away', 15.5 x 24.5".

A pair of Continental glass lamp bases, each with a gilt metal corinthian capital, on an octagonal tapering column with basal knop, on a round base, the underside cut with radiating flutes, 55.5cm high

Whyte & Mackay, The Whisky of 1990 commemorating Glasgow as the Cultural Capital of Europe, two bottles, 40%. (2)

An Ionian marble capital. Roman, 2nd century AD. Four fully detailed volutes. Two display facings with fully detailed flutings and delicately pierced pearl and repeated oval ornamentation. Stone mason ruled lines on the upper and lower surfaces. Column about 6 m high. Height 13 cm. Diameter 33 cm. €3,800.00

An Edwardian chamberstick,+ with gadrooned borders, an oval base, a conical snuffer and a tall, vase shaped capital with a detachable nozzle, by Messrs Hutton, Sheffield 1907, 4.75in (12cm) high, 11oz.

A Late Victorian Column Candlestick, on square stepped base with gadrooned borders, the fluted column with Corinthian capital, by March Brothers, Sheffield 1898, 54cm high overall (later converted to a lamp).

A German early 19th century repousse silver box of rectangular form decorated with hunting and courting scenes, marks; a capital C and six-pointed star, 3.125in x 1.75in, 1.625in high.

A pair of gilt metal and glass table lamp bases, each with a corinthian capital, an octagonal column and a square base, 48cm high

A 19th Century tub-shaped easy chair with horseshoe-shaped back covered in leather cloth, raised on capital shaped uprights with upholstered seat raised on turned and octagonal tapering legs.

A mahogany bookcase, the carved scroll pediment above adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, a recessed panel frieze drawer above a shelf enclosed by a panel, doors with scroll capital pilasters, on bun feet, 3ft (91.4cm) wide, 6ft 2in (188cm) high.

A continental walnut cabinet on stand, the dentil cornice above two panelled front frieze drawers and three with carved leaf fronts above a pair of cupboard doors flanked by lonic capital stop fluted pilasters, on trestle end supports with a shaped stretcher, 3ft 8in (112cm) wide.

An Edwardian gilt brass standard lamp, raised on paw feet to a stepped base with a reeded stem and corinthian capital, 4ft 3.5in (131cm) high.

An Edwardian overmantel mirror, later gilt painted, the arcaded top with ribbon tied decoration (def) above bevelled plates, separated by corithian capital pilasters, to a base moulding, 4ft 4in (132cm) wide.

A Victorian ebonized and burr walnut banded credenza, inlaid stringing with gilt brass mounts and Sevres style porcelain plaques, of bow end outline with a pair of central cupboard doors, enclosing a shelf flanked by corithian capital fluted columns, to further shelves enclosed by glazed doors, on turned feet, 6ft (183cm) wide.

A modern mahogany chiming longcase clock, with a brass arched dial to a pierced fret swan neck pediment, gilt brass corinthian capital columns, an arcaded waist door flanked by corner pilasters, the base (cracked) on ogee bracket feet, 6ft 6in (198cm) high.

A Victorian ceramic chain-pull; a Wrens tin of dubbin; a Capital Oat Cakes tin; and a two piece tinplate ball with lithographic decoration (4).

PRINTING. A Collection of Facsimiles of The Types, Woodcuts and Capital Letters, Used by Early Printers. London 1840. Folio, orig. wraps (old reback). 42 lithographic plates. No title or text. With several portraits and other items loosely inserted. Sold with a folder of similar material, including two early manuscript fragments on vellum, one relating to Spalding, 1583.(2)

A pair of late 17th century Spanish candlesticks, on triangular cushion shaped bases with cast scroll feet, the columns with waisted baluster and ring turned sections culminating in a large stepped circular drip pan and a cylindrical capital, the bases engraved with a coat of arms [thrice] and the inscription "ANO DE 1701", unmarked, last quarter of the 17th century (with an iron core and base plate) approximately 17in (43.5cm) high. (2)

A Carrara marble Corinthian capital classically carved with three tiers of leaves below flowerheads centring the waisted square top, 21cm high

A modern Italian alabaster two handled vase, carved with leaves and a similar pedestal with Corinithian capital and fluted column, both with interior lighting the vase 52cms high and pedestal 105cms high

An early 20th century inlaid mahogany longcase clock, the eight day three-train movement with anchor escapement, striking the hour and chiming the quarters on five tubular gongs, the 12inch brass arched dial with foliate spandrels, the silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the arch with 'chime/silent' dial within dolphin spandrels, the case with glazed door and inlaid in the neo-classical style with swags and urns, the hood with brass capital Corinthian columns beneath a broken pediment and brass ball finial, 235cm high, the dial with retailer's stamp for Yoell, Retford

A Hutton Arts and Crafts pewter candlestick, with a round capital, straight tapering stem and square base with rivet style decoration, the base drilled with a small hole for adaption to electricity, 21cm high

A 19th Century Mahogany Torchere or Plantstand, with a dished circular top on a turned pillar with lotus capital, on a tripod cabriole base, (139cm high)