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Lot 272
Arts and Crafts square shaped brass embossed planter, with rose and thorn design, one handle lacking, 22.7cm high, an Arts and Crafts brass embossed wall sconce, with hanging plant design, fitting loose, 34.5cm high, and an Arts and Carfts white metal embossed letter rack, with Celtic knot design, triangular in shape, on two feet, 8.8cm high
Lot 78
A pair of Chinese cloisonne planters with hardstone flowers each planter with an everted rim above canted rectangular body on scroll feet, decorated with flowers and scrolling foliage on a turquoise ground, filled with flowers and foliage carved from hardstones of various colours (2) 38cm high
![[William Beckford] An early 19th century embroidered woolwork panel apparently depicting William Beckford's estate in Jamaic](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10121/2717901/259-90-10121_468x382.jpg)
Lot 259
[William Beckford] An early 19th century embroidered woolwork panel apparently depicting William Beckford's estate in Jamaica, with two figures walking in a wooded gorge with waterfall, within a rococo carved gilt-gesso frame overall: 80cm wide, 59cm high, 6cm deep Sir William Beckford, 1709-1770, twice Lord Mayor, was the son of a wealthy Jamaican sugar planter and owned more than 22,000 acres at his Rosehall Estate in Jamaica. His son, William Beckford the younger, 1760-1844, was left £1 million and a further £100,000 a year upon his father’s death. Beckford the younger was famed for his connoisseurship, his building of his seminal Gothic folly at Fonthill Abbey in Yorkshire, and also his Gothic novel, Vathek.
Lot 90
MAK' MERRY CYLINDRICAL PLANTER converted from a tyg blank, painted with square panels of flowers and fruit with chequer border on a blue ground, painted marks, dated 'XXII', 20cm high; and a 'Berwick' bowl painted with parrots to the exterior and fruit to the interior, painted marks with initials 'W.;S' and dated 1939, 24cm diameter (2)
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