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Lot 269
An Early 19th Century Brass Candlestick. The cylindrical candle socket with wax ejection roundel fastened to the dished circular drip pan with copper rivets. The long rosewood baluster & ball turned handle having a compressed ovoid finial. 14½ ins (37 cms) in length, 4½ ins (11.5 cms) in diameter. *
Lot 331
A Fine 18th Century Brass Repoussé Hanging Bird Cage. The top surmounted by a large open cast crown above the iron wire-barred cage. The tray base edged with a pierced arcaded gallery rail embossed on the underside with large stylised flower-heads and flowering plants, centred by a pendant ball finial. 33 ins (84 cms) in height, 18 ins (46 cms) in width. *
Lot 332
An 18th Century Flemish Brass Repoussé Lantern. The large acorn finial above the glazed cylindrical body; each hand made glass pane divided by barley-twist columns. The lower section ornately embossed with floral groups and oval bosses enriched with punchwork, above a large pendant globe & ring. 43 ins (110 cms) in height. 15 ins (38 cms) in width. *
Lot 337
An 18th Century French Six Branch Chandelier surmounted by a crowned eagle. The top section issuing six ornamental flower-head reflectors with six larger flower-heads dividing the broken-scroll arms bearing urn-shaped candle cups centring dished drip pans. The central column terminating with a large pendant globe & faceted finial. 21 ins (53 cms) high, 21 ins (54 cms) wide. *
Lot 518
An 18th Century Lacquered Coffee Pot. The finial knopped lid above a baluster body painted with a church & two figures above a protruding tap and three scroll terminal legs. The triform brass stand centred by a candle holder with a pierced gallery and raised on bun feet. 17 ins x 9 ins x 9 ins (43 cms x 23 cms x 23 cms). *
Lot 551
A Charming 17th Century Italian Walnut Side Table. The top with step-cut edge above a single drawer with raised mouldings and an iron knop handle. The four silhouette cut S-scroll legs above a shaped X-stretcher centred by a large turned finial and raised on bun feet 30 ins (76 cms) high, 33 ins (84 cms) wide, 19½ ins (50 cms) deep.
Lot 1474
A Victorian gold and rose diamond set single stone stick pin, a gold stick pin designed as a foxes mask, another stick pin with a horseshoe finial, a silver mounted shaped oval cameo brooch, Chester 1948, two further brooches, a heart shaped pendant locket, three miniature charms fitted to a ring, a pair of pale blue gem set earrings, a babies rattle designed as an elephant, a bracelet, a pair of earrings and a tie stud.
Lot 14497
An Enamelled Silver-Gilt Surahi, Lucknow, Eastern India, c.1800 of bulbous form, the body decorated with a register of oval floral medallions, with scrolling vines above and below, the gently flared neck supported by an inverted acanthus capital, the domed stopper with bud finial This is a slightly later type of Lucknow enamel work, with the relief decoration betraying some European neoclassical influence, suggesting an early 19th century date 27.5cm Condition: some losses of enamel, one or two minor dents, stopper is old replacement View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 14568
A Chen Sen Head of Buddha, Thailand, 16th century bronze, with traces of gilding, with tightly curled hair and elongated ears, mounted Provenance: Sotheby&no. 39;s London, 10th October 1991, lot 624 16cm long Condition: flame finial of usnisa broken, surface slightly rubbed and pitted View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 14631
Chen Sen Figure of Buddha, Thailand, 16th/17th century bronze, the eyes with mother of pearl inlay, on hexagonal base, seated on a lotus, his right hand in bhumisparsa mudra, his left in dhyana mudra, with tightly curled hair, elongated earlobes and usnisa with bud finial 23cm high Condition: 22.5cm high View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 236
A Devon & Somerset Staghounds silver-mounted red deer slot by Rowland Ward & Co., c.1900, composed of a central reservoir with removable lid for holding a wick, and a removable metal spindle on either side with ball finial at the top and terminating in three prongs bent over each other, height approx. 135mm (5.25ins). A curious and unusual deer slot mounting, the two spindles perhaps for use as toddy warmers when heated in the wick. (1)
Lot 52
A Victorian silver matched four piece tea and coffee service by Stephen Smith & William Nicholson, London 1854 (coffee pot) and 1863, the tea and coffee pot with a cast flower finial to a domed hinged cover of quatrefoil shape and loop handles, all the pieces engraved with birds and flowers amidst foliate cartouches, and with cast applied budding climbers, the cream jug and sugar basin with gilt interiors, the teapot 26cm (10.25in) long, 2363g (76 oz) gross
Lot 54
A Victorian silver kettle on stand by James & Nathaniel Creswick, Sheffield 1855, compressed circular with a scroll handle above a domed cover with a flower finial, engraved overall with flowering foliage and scrolls, the pierced and openwork stand with three double scroll supports and shell feet, engraved with a monogram, 40cm (15.5in) high, 1811g (58.2 oz) gross (lacking the burner)
Lot 55
A matched Victorian silver three piece tea service by Richard Pierce & George Burrows, London 1847-50, lobed baluster, the tea pot with a melon finial, a domed cover, a foliate-capped S-scroll handle, embossed with cartouches and flowering foliage, on scroll and rocaille work bases with four feet, engraved with a monogram, the tea pot 25cm (10in) long, 1223g (39.35 oz) gross
Lot 65
A George III silver baluster covered jug, possibly by Samuel Eaton, London 1775, with an acorn finial to the ogee domed cover, a split cane covered S-shaped handle, beaded borders, engraved with a crest, 27cm (10.25in) high, 712g (22.9 oz) gross. See Grimwade, no. 3793 for the maker’s mark recorded on pieces for 1774 and 1775.
Lot 73
A George II silver straight-tapered coffee pot, maker’s mark erased, London 1740, with a turned finial, wooden double scroll handle, to a stepped circular foot, later decorated with flowers and scrolls, 23.5cm (9.25in) high, 824g (26.5 oz) gross, An unidentified fine maker, probably a leading Huguenot goldsmith. It has been suggested it may be that of John le Sage.
Lot 86
A French silver twin handled sugar vase and cover by Quentin Baschelet, Paris, 1819-1838 1st standard, with a swan finial to a slightly domed cover, the upward scrolling leaf-capped handles with boar head terminals and a dog within, the body with cast bands of neoclassical decoration, on a square pedestal foot and four leaf and paw feet, 601g (19.35 oz) with a clear glass liner, 28cm (11in) high
Lot 350
A mid-19th Century Continental silver and mother-of-pearl mounted cut glass preserve pot, cover and stand, possibly Russian, the cover with reeded mother-of-pearl knop finial above a segmented mother-of-pearl canopy panel, the cylindrical body with cut and polished panels, on an octagonal stand, the cover interior inscribed `...Doctor M.E. Lubenthal...Odessa 1842`, height approx 14cm.
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