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Lot 194
A late 19th century French cast gilt metal mantle clock, surmounted by a female figure holding a lamp beside Cupid, around a drum enclosing eight day bell striking movement faced by enamel Roman dial on a shaped and stepped plinth cast with arrows, flaming torches and laurel wreaths on an ebonised base beneath glass dome.
Lot 780
*'The Chester Vase 1922' silver gilt pedestal cup and cover, having applied grotesque rams-head mask handles, 45.8oz, maker Wakely & Wheeler, London 1920, h.31cm, the ebonised plinth with silver plaque inscribed 'Won by Mr S B Joel's Fodder, 3years 7.13, The Chester Vase 1922, ridden by J Shatwell, trained by E G de Mestre'
Lot 789
*'The Manchester Cup 1928' 15ct gold cup of campana urn form, finely cast with rams masks and trailing fruiting vines to a circular base, 1282g (41.3oz), maker Ollivant & Botsford, London 1927, h.21.4cm, with onyx plinth inscribed to 15ct gold plaque 'The Manchester Cup 1928', gross h.30.2cm, the whole in original fitted mahogany case, being velvet lined and with 'Ollivant & Botsford of 12 & 14 St Anne's Street, Manchester', plaque, having sunken brass carry handles
Lot 792
*'The Coronation Cup Epsom 1970' a 9ct gold cup and cover, having twin handles and on tapering ring turned column, 311g, maker Edward Barnard & Sons, h.23cm, the beechwood stand with 9ct gold plinth, further inscribed 'Won by Mr Stanhope Joel's Caliban 4years, trained by Noel Murless, ridden by A Barclay'
Lot 799
*'The Whitbread Gold Cup' 1962 silver gilt twin handled pedestal trophy cup and cover, 3.8oz, maker Asprey & Co, London 1962, h.8.5cm, further annotated to the plinth 'Won by Mr Stanhope Joel's Frenchman's Cove, aged 7 years, weight 11stone 3lbs, ridden by S Mellor, trained by H Thomson Jones'
Lot 1068
A late 19th century bronze sculpture of Thomas Paine 1737-1809, in standing pose, holding a scroll parchment in his right hand and a tricorn hat under his left arm, apparently unsigned, 33cm, all raised on scagiola marble and acanthus cast gilt bronze mounted plinth Note; Born in Thetford Norfolk, Paine later became known as the Father of the American Revolution after his political treatise including Common Sense and The Rights of Man inspired the likes of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin
Lot 436
A gilt bronze figure of St. Sebastian dressed in a simple cloth around his waist, raised on a hardwood turned stand and grey marble square base CONDITION REPORTS Approx. 24.5 cm high in total, gilt figure itself is approx. 12 cm high, wooden plinth with various cracks, splits and chips, figure appears to have had hole drilled to base near feet and attached by a screw to the wooden plinth, stone/marble square base with various cracks and chips, gilt to the figure is worn.
Lot 816
A pine sink unit, the granite top set with Belfast sink above two cupboard doors flanked by two single drawers above two further cupboard doors, raised on a plinth base, together with a similar kitchen unit, the granite top raised on a bank of three single drawers, together with a beech crib
Lot 846
A good Edwardian eleven piece painted mahogany bedroom suite comprising: wardrobe, double bed, cheval mirror, towel rail, bedside cupboard, dressing table, chest of drawers, Sutherland table and three chairs, the wardrobe with flared cornice above a diamond hatched frieze, pair of small panelled doors, painted with oval vignettes after Angelica Kauffman within pearl frames and green line and gilt leaf slip borders, four long drawers under, each with rectangular trophy painted panels within conforming borders flanked by a pair of long doors with oval floral filled urns, the bed, bow-front chest of drawers and bow-front dressing table all with conforming painted panels, the bedside cupboard with floral trophy, the cheval mirror with ribbon tied shield shaped bevelled mirror plate supported on a pair of turned and block pillars on rectangular plinth and four outswept legs fitted ceramic castors, the Sutherland table possibly later with ribbon tied floral basket, brass fittings throughout, the Chubb locks numbered 161808, bearing retailer's label Smart & Brown, Nottingham, wardrobe 208 cm high, 228 cm wide, 50 cm deep, the chest of drawers 108 cm high, 122 cm wide, 62 cm deep, the dressing table 176 cm high, 137 cm wide, the bed 168 cm wide, the bedside cupboard 76 cm high, 41 cm wide, 41 cm deep, the cheval mirror 186 cm high, 99 cm wide max, the towel rail 94 cm high, 72 cm wide, the Sutherland table 71 cm high, 61 cm wide, the chairs 91 cm high (faults and some alterations) Reputedly from Quenby Hall, Leicestershire
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