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Click here to subscribeAn early 20th century gilt table lamp naturalistically modelled as a young boy upon a bough holding a torch aloft, the frosted glass shade modelled as a cone of flame (shade af), on turned circular wooden base, height without shade 29.5cm, also a Victorian dressing mirror (2). CONDITION REPORT: Shade has chip to top, wear to gilding along with general surface wear.
A brass oil lamp with circular base, brass reservoir, opaque white shade and chimney, the wick adjuster inscribed 'Duplex Made in England', height 47cm, also a further brass oil lamp, the wick adjuster inscribed '23 Aladdin', an additional shade and funnel and a chromium plated oil lamp base converted into a candlestick (af).
A small group of ceramic figures comprising Royal Doulton HN2223 'Schoolmarm' (chip to end of pointed finger), two Capodimonte figures of a boy with umbrella (two spokes af) and a girl seated on a bench, a similar example of two men by a lamp post, and an Unter Weiss Bach porcelain figure group (5). CONDITION REPORT: As stated in description, small chip to end of pointed finger on Royal Doulton finger, one major and one minor break to spokes of Capodimonte boy's umbrella, otherwise general surface wear and dirt throughout.
A group of decorative ceramics including a lamp base, height including fitting 42cm, a pair of candlesticks and wall sconces, all painted in pastel shades with applied cherubic figures and foliage (5). CONDITION REPORT: Some repairs and losses to rim of lamp base, further minor damage and hairlines below, minor losses to ornate decoration and further surface wear and dirt throughout. Extensive restoration to all of the swans and to one of the 'scrolls' behind loss to cherubs fingers (one hand) and to some leaves including top 'wavy' decoration. Some other damage /losses to other pieces both candelabra, extensively restored (upper parts of stems and branches mainly). Both brackets generally ok, one with minor losses to flowers.
A WWI trench art brass shell vase/lamp base, applied with a figure of Joan of Arc within floral wreath, inscribed 'La Marne 1914', within two cast foliate scroll bands, height 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are two holes drilled to the base and two opposing holes to the upper rim, slightly misshapen, tarnish and surface wear commensurate with age.
Two early 20th century railway carriage lamps, one stamped 'London, Brighton & South Coast Railway Co', the second 'BR', (repainted), height of taller lamp 33cm, also two later electrified ship's lanterns painted red and green and labelled 'Port' and 'Starboard' both with Simpson Laurence Ltd, Glasgow manufacturer's marks (4).
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