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Lot 60
19thC Large Silver Plated Altar/Church Tabernacle Of Cylindrical Form, Removable Funnel Shaped Cover With Applied Trefoil Strapwork And Detachable Cross Finial. The Main Cylindrical Body With Hinged Lockable Door Embossed With A Trefoil Cross. The Whole Body And Door Steel Lined. Complete With Key, Locking Plate And Bolt. Overall Height 24 Inches
Lot 20
A pair of ornate gilt brass inkwells circa 1880 each with foliate cast well with three mounted cherubs on a circular base with foliate border Dimensions: diameter 25cmCondition reportone with missing finial, a little tarnished in places.ProvenanceSotheby's 'Ken Paul Prop Art', lot 1395 15/03/02
Lot 31
A pair of carved oak wall brackets possibly late 17th century/early 18th century the upper tier heavily carved with a frieze of birds above a carved band of lions heads, with graduated pointed base terminating in a carved ball finial Dimensions: length 42cm, width 26cmCondition reportIn good overall condition
Lot 600
19TH CENTURY GERMAN OAK BRACKET CLOCK by Winterhalder and Hofmeier, serial number 2887, with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring, with chime dial and a movement regulator dial, with brass acorn finial and the face flanked with brass corinthian columns, decorated with brass mounted swags, 60cm high, 36cm wide
Lot 157
A George I Walnut Bureau Bookcase England circa 1720, the upper part with broken arched pediment with a gilt urn finial above double doors with bevelled mirror plates, in burr walnut with fine, original patination, 100cm wide, 240cm high , 59cm deep This fine quality George I burr walnut bureau bookcase has a scrolled pediment flanking a gilt cartouche above doors that retain their original bevelled mirror plates with yew wood cross banding. The doors open to reveal a fitted interior, and the fall has a finely figured bookmatched walnut veneer and opens to reveal pigeon holes and drawers and secret drawers behind the pilasters. Below there are two short and two long drawers each retaining its original hardware. The whole stands on bracket feet.
Lot 198
A Pair of Gilt Bronze Atheniennes Sweden circa 1820, the bronze patinated tô le covers are enriched with neo-classical gilt bronze mouldings and surmounted by overscale flame finials, the bodies are mounted with a pierced gilt bronze scroll terminating in foliate motifs, the base of the bowl has a pineapple finial mounted upon rows of alternate bright burnished and matt reeding, they stand on a tripod of finely wrought legs with boldly modelled rams' head capitals and terminating in double hoof feet, the whole stands on a concave sided tripod plinth terminating in flattened bun feet, 28 wide, 70cm high
Lot 27
A Regency Cut Glass Chandelier England circa 1815, possibly by James Blades of London, with elaborate gilt metal mounts, the cresting hung with festoons of icicle drops and with diamond and step-cut canopies, above strands of square faceted drops descending to the receiver ring, with scroll candle arms leading to diamond-cut nozzles, the base densely hung with icicle drops and with central faceted ball finial, 122cm high, 76cm diameter
Lot 298
A Regency Cut Glass Dish Light England circa 1810, in splendid original condition, 112cm high, An unusual Regency cut glass dish light having circular bronze rim, enriched with finely chased gilt-metal mounts with Celtic regal masks, enclosing an exceptional cut glass dish, dressed with faceted glass drops, supporting eight candle nozzles. The four original bronze chains suspended from a top cut glass canopy, similarly dressed with period cut glass drops having a rare and unusual center piece of three tiers of fronds with graduating chains of cut glass drops, surmounted by a cut glass faceted finial at the top.
Lot 369
A Bronze and Gilt Empire Chandelier France circa 1810, the canopy is enriched with gilt metal open anthemion and supports the body of the chandelier which is surmounted by a tazza issuing forth a gilt flambeau, each of the arms is of 'S' scroll form in bronze with a gilt socles enriched with neo-classical decoration, the base of the chandelier is fashioned as roundels of further neo-classical ornament terminating in an acorn finial, 76cm high
Lot 60
A 19th Century Bronze Lantern England circa 1850, a cylindrical bronze lantern with elaborately cast serpentine and foliate arched supports ending in turned urn finials above flat Ionic pilasters, with additional curling spandrail, the door opening with foliate cast handle and the base finished with central finial mounted paterae, now fitted for electricity, 42cm wide, 81.3cm high
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