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A Victorian burr walnut mirror back credenza, the shaped-top mirror with foliate carved crest and leafy side scrolls over serpentine fronted white marble top and oval mirror fronted central cupboard, flanked by foliate carved corbel applied uprights and curved-front panel fronted end cupboards, on plinth base, 186cm high, 152cm wide, 53cm deep.
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany three-piece bedroom suite, of wardrobe with dentil inlaid cornice and crossbanded panels flanking central mirror door, on plinth base with drawer to apron, 210cm high, 133cm wide, 52cm deep; dressing chest with pivoted mirror upstand over two short and two long graduated drawers, on square section tapered supports; and conforming marble topped washstand with splash panel upstand and twin panel doors to front; and a pair of single bed frames similar, (5).
A William IV figured mahogany library centre table, the flame figured crossbanded top of fine colour with rounded corners over opposing concealed single frieze drawer to each side, on turned tapered end supports with faceted plinth form lower portions and end platforms each issuing two carved lion paw feet, with acanthus carved double baluster turned stretchers between, 74cm high, 144cm wide, 66cm deep.
A faded rosewood twin pedestal desk in the Victorian style, with tooled green leather inset moulded edge top over three panel fronted drawers to frieze and three further graduated drawers with pierced brass handles to each pedestal, with fielded panel sides and on plinth base, 77cm high, the top 153cm x 76cm.
A Victorian bird's-eye maple narrow chest of drawers, with mahogany edged top over shaped panel carved front frieze drawer flanked by corbels, over four further graduated drawers with turned rosette handles flanked by pilaster uprights, on plinth base, probably adapted, 86cm high, 45cm wide, 36cm deep.
A pair of Victorian blue glass pedestal lustre vases, each with opaque enamel and gilt repeating lozenge decorated girdle within arcaded borders to the ovoid reserves, mounted with ten drops, on cylindrical plinth base with conforming decoration and flared foot, one with restoration to base, 39cm high.
An 18th century mahogany crossbanded oak eight-day longcase clock, the four-pillar rack and bell striking movement with 12 inch brass square dial with Hoho bird border engraved calendar aperture, ringed winding holes and silvered seconds ring to the matted centre, within an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with fleur de lys half hour markers and Arabic five minutes, within female mask scroll cast spandrel applied angles, in a flat-top case with ogee moulded dentil cornice over turned hood pilasters and arched trunk door with oval cartouche inscribed 'I.A.' and bearing date '1782', flanked by fluted quarter columns, on raised panel plinth base with shaped apron, case, movement and dial associated, 206cm high.
"The Ancient Order of Foresters". A Matched Pair of Staffordshire Flat Back Figures of Huntsmen in Forester Uniform, each standing with a club at his side, a deer lying upon a raised plinth on the other, coloured faces, hands and legs, otherwise outlined largely in black with touches of red, 41cm and 39cm high respectively (2)
a Fallow Deer Antler Dinner Gong, German, 1908, composed of a pair of antlers supporting a brass circular gong pendant from a fox mask, the gong inscribed "Walter Spannagel Dahlerbrucker-Jag Dgesellschaft Zur Frdl.Erinnerung Weihnachten 1908", with clapper below, the base carved in high relief with a bear issuing from a cave , on antler plinth, 64cm high
a European Carved Ivory Chamois, circa 1900, standing with alert expression, upon a rounded rectangular concave sided plinth, 13cm high (cracks in rear legs); and An Indian Carved Ivory Recumbent Bull, early 20th century, with added stag antlers, upon a turned horn oval flat plinth, 6cm high (2)
a Gilt Bronze Mounted Figural Mantel Clock, German, dated 23 Sept 1917, surmounted by St Hubert and his stag, signed "H Muller", on a verde antico marble stepped rectangular plinth enclosing small circular dial with tableted Arabic numerals within a mask of fruiting acorns, 58cm high *St Hubert. Patron Saint of hunting, whose saint's day is 3 November when special Hubert hunts, masses and ceremonies are held. St Hubert is credited with having seen a vision of a stag with a crucifix hovering between its antlers
a Mahogany Bookcase, circa 1930, the ogee moulded cornice over a frieze of Greek key pattern and gothic arches, the three glazed doors with ogival arched astragal bars, adjustable shelves, over a bank of four graduated central drawers flanked on each side by a further and drawer and cupboard, on a plinth, 182.5cm wide, 234cm high, 53.5cm deep
A large silver pedestal bowl, with twin scroll acanthus handles, the rim with a border of classical figures, on ebonised plinth with inscription 'Presented by the Staff of the Military Farms Department India to Brigadier G L Lillies OBE on his Retirement, 10th April 1946', London 1915, maker's mark indistinct, 35cm high, 62 oz (2)
A Copeland Parian Figure "Master Tom", Originally Modelled by J. Durham A.R.A., 1872, the nude infant seated on rocks strewn with seaweed and seashells, inscribed on the integral plinth "Master Tom Vide Water Babies", incised on the reverse "Durham ARA 1872", factory impressed marks and"74", 53cm high
A Meissen Plain White Porcelain Model of a Diving Gull, 20th century, captured with upward pointing wings as it touches the crest of a wave while looking for prey, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, also impressed mark and "weiss", 37cm high on an ebonised wood plinth (one wing tip chipped an restored)
A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group, early 20th century, as a shepherd wearing a green hat and blue scarf knitting as he walks, with ram and two sheep on a rustic shaped oval plinth, signed "O Tilt", crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, impressed "Y155" and "49", 31.5cm high (cracked and riveted)
A Meissen Figure of Cupid and Billet Doux, circa 1890, the young winged God holding a flaming heart in his left hand, upholding a billet doux in his right, beside a tree stump picked out in naturalistic colours, on a concave sided circular plinth picked out with gilt bands, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue (single erased mark), 31cm high
A Meissen Figure of Young Woman Asleep, circa 1880, in 189th century floral crinoline dress with dipped lace bodice, seated in a ladder back chair, asleep and leaning on a small table, on a bow fronted cobble effect plinth, cross swords mark in underglaze blue, pressnummer "36", 19cm high (chips to fingertips and bodice)
A Japanese Bronze Figure of Mother and Child, Meiji Period (1868-1912), standing, holding a water kettle in her left hand, she leans forward to prevent her child grabbing her hair comb, on a rustic shaped flat plinth, cast three character applied kakihan, 38cm high (small loss to pipe? in her left hand)
Gerald Cooper (1898-1975) Still Life of Summer Flowers including Hollyhocks and Poppies, contained within a Glass Vase upon a Marble Plinth, Signed and dated "1945", oil on canvas, 61cm by 51cm (24in by 20in) *Provenance. With Walker Gallery Ltd, Harrogate The picture is sold with some biographical details on the artist originally produced by Walker Galleries Ltd
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