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Bronze Group by Eugene Lanceray Russian C19th of 3 horses pulling a chariot, a small child seated to the front with a bearded Cossack holding reigns, an attendant by his side, 2 dogs attacking the horses to the front. On naturalistic oval base with marble plinth 18" long x 8" wide x 8" high excluding plinth.
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An early 19th century oak and mahogany banded longcase clock, the single train movement with anchor escapement and outside count wheel, striking on a bell, the eleven inch square painted dial signed 'J.A.S. Cummings Thorverton', the centre with date aperture, within Roman hour numerals and flower painted spandrels, the projecting cornice above a square glazed door and a long trunk door, on a panel box base with plinth, 184cm high, with losses and restorations
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A Regency mahogany and brass mounted bracket clock, the twin fusee movement with anchor escapement and pull repeat, striking on a bell, the eight inch circular enamelled dial signed 'Thos. Pace, London', bearing Roman hour numerals, the rectilinear case with stepped crest and pineapple finial above a chamfered front panel with mounted spandrels, flanked by scaled brass side panels and embossed ring carrying handles, on a shaped plinth and brass ball feet, 47cm high, with restorations.
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A mahogany bracket timepiece, second quarter 19th century, the single fusee movement with anchor escapement, the six inch convex enamelled dial bearing signature 'James McCabe, London' the gabled top above a circular brass bezel and a cut brass inlaid panel, on a cut brass inlaid plinth base, 36cm high, with restorations and later additions
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A mahogany bracket timepiece, second quarter 19th century, the single fusee movement with anchor escapement, the 8.5 inch white convex enamel dial indistinctly signed '... Liverpool', bearing Roman hour numerals, the rectilinear case with shallow pyramid and reel moulded top above leaf carved spandrels and a patera device, on a plinth and gilt metal leaf moulded feet, 42cm high, some losses
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A fine Victorian West Indian satinwood, burr walnut banded and floral marquetry inlaid pier cabinet, the canted caddy shaped top above a beaded and floral swag inlaid frieze, above a panelled cupboard door, the central oval reserve decorated with a bouquet of marquetry flowers in exotic woods, within an interlaced and beaded moulding and kingwood and marquetry spandrels, flanked to each side by canted corners inlaid with scrolling leaves and flowers, headed by leaf lappeted and bell husk carved capitals, on a shaped plinth base, 115cm high, 84cm wide, 46cm deep
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A Tri-ang circa 1930's double fronted house with four rooms and a garage, and single fronted house with two rooms on a raised plinth. Both front opening with sponged fronts resembling climbing leaves and flowers. Tin windows, all the rooms are papered with 'parquet' papered flooring. Furniture included. On a brick papered raised plinth 35cms by 106cms by 42cms.
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* A small metal figure of a gentleman tennis player in shorts playing a back-hand stroke, c. 1940s, on black marble plinth, overall height 18 cm, together with an Arthur Wood Royal Bradwell Sports series treacle-glazed tankard with transfer-print decoration showing what is believed to be Jack Kramer and Margaret Osborne from 1947 Wimbledon championships, handle modelled in the form of a lawn tennis racket, height 13 cm, plus a Tretorn Championship commemorative tin containing six unused tennis balls, c. 1995, three cannisters of unused tennis balls including a set of four Nassau Official Tennis Ball of the 1988 Olympic Games, and two boxed games (8)
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*Timyn (William, 1903-1990). Abstract figure, bronze sculpture, with patina, cast at the Morris Singer Foundry, London, designed for the TV Times Editor's Special Award, and given to Lord Buxton and the Survival team in 1989, approx. 140 mm high, 140mm width and 80mm depth, mounted on a marble plinth approx. 52mm high William Timyn was Austrian by birth and came to England in 1938. He is best known as a wildlife artist, sculptor and illustrator, and produced cartoons for the Blue Peter programme. He worked with the Morris Singer foundry from the 1970's onwards. (1)
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*Gill (Eric, 1882-1940). 'The Visitation', original hand-carved woodblock design for The Four Gospels, published by the Golden Cockerel Press, in 1931, signed with carved initials and number 487 to verso, on wooden plinth, size of the block approx. 120 x 165 mm (4.75 x 6.5 ins) Provenance: given by Eric Gill to Austin St. Brabe Harrison. (1)
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A good quality early Victorian breakfront compactum wardrobe, veneered in plumbago mahogany, the moulded cornice above a central cupboard with sliding trays, enclosed by panelled doors, above two short and three long drawers, with brass patent lever locks and turned wood knob handles, the flanking hanging compartments with material lined sections for hats, original pegs and later hanging rails, enclosed by mirrored panelled doors, on a plinth base. 8ft. 8in. (2.64m.) wide x 6ft. 11.5in. (2.12m.) high.
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A William IV rosewood card table, the veneered 'D' shaped swivel top with a fold-over baize lined top, on a panelled tapering plinth with a gadroon collar, the quatreform platform with alternate panels, on scroll legs with applied moulding and knurled toes with later castors. 3ft. (91.5cm.) diameter.
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A late 18th century oak Dorset longcase clock, the 30 hour movement with an outside count wheel strike for the bell, having a square brass 10in. dial, the centre engraved with ships off Plymouth Ho and inscribed 'John Arnold Child Okeford', with gilt brass Rococo corner spandrels, the hood with a glazed door flanked by turned pilasters, the waist with a rectangular door, the base on a plinth. 6ft. 6in. (1.98m.) high. * Brian Loomes states born 1727 and died 1801 at Child Okeford.
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J. Gabriel. A still life of roses and other flowers in an ornamental urn, the urn on a plinth with a bunch of grapes in the foreground, the whole in a terraced landscape. Oil on canvas, visible subject oval, 46.5in. (1.18m.) x 35in. (89cm.) oval in a rectangular wooden frame with a wooden oval mount.
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