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Victorian Taxidermy. Two baby long-eared owls, on a mossy perch in a tree, on rocky base, ebonised plinth, beneath a glass domed, 54cm h

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Royal. A Snipe shot by the Prince of Wales, later King George V, mounted on an ebonised plinth with engraved brass tablet beneath a glass dome, 39cm h,. The inscription reads: 'SHOT BY H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES WHEN ON A VISIT TO LORD ARDILAUN AT ASHFORD CO GALWAY JANUARY 1905' . In fine condition, consigned by a local private vendor in whose family possession the piece has been for several decades

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A pair of early Victorian bronze candlesticks, the leafy sconce above an open vine leaf drip-pan hung with glass pendants and supported by a stork, on stepped square plinth, 22cm h . Lacking nozzles and very dusty but in otherwise good condition, the glass pendants possibly associated and with slight faults but complete

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An Austrian miniature bronze figure of a gentleman cigar in hand, the plinth inscribed with the title Bis fruh um funfe and signed Schmidt-Kelling, light and dark brown patina on serpentine plinth, 15. 5cm h, early 20th c . In fine condition

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A pair of George III Derbyshire alabaster columns, the turned vase finial on a square capital and reeded tapering pillar with conforming stepped square plinth, 41cm h. Minor losses, breaks and old repairs but in generally good original condition. No professional restoration

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MARCEL BOURAINE. The Hoop Dancer, bronze, signed, even dark patina on green marble plinth, 54cm h, c1930. In fine condition, the marble plinth slightly chipped. The figure with some accretion of dust in the crevices etc

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AFTER J CHAUSSE. La Fleur des Champs, spelter gilt lamp with four electric fitments concealed in flowers, the title on a label to the cavetto plinth, on turned oak pedestal, 100cm h, 211cm h overall, c1900 (2) . Regilt in a bronzing paint, no apparent damage/repairs

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Miniature Furniture. A Victorian mahogany breakfront wardrobe, with flared cornice above a pair of full length glazed doors flanking a pair of panelled doors and four drawers, on skirted plinth, 43cm h; 61 x 17cm . In good condition with small repairs; composed in part of pine which has been mahogany stained

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A barograph, by Casella London, with nickel plated recording drum and vacuum vessel on an aluminium base, in glazed mahogany case with a drawer to the plinth, 26 x 23cm, second quarter 20th c . The mahogany base damp stained and overall very dusty but complete an believed to be in working order

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A 19th century watermill and singing bird automaton clock, with white enamel dial and French movement with circular plates and outside countwheel set in a galleried turret beneath a basket of flowers, the water mill beneath a cliff top windmill, the scene centred by a lofty tree with singing birds in the branches, on oval ended and waisted ebonised plinth containing the musical movement, 66cm h, c1875. In good and entirely original condition, a little dusty in places, a faint hairline crack in the enamel dial. The automata in fully working order.

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A George III oak longcase clock, the 11inch brass dial signed on an oval tablet to the matted centre Hugh Lough PENRITH, with date sector and roman chapters, rococo spandrels, pierced steel hands and thirty hour movement, having stepped cavetto cornice and turned pillars enclosed by a notched full length door, on conforming base and bracket feet, 205cm h. Movement and dial associated and with faults although largely complete. The case of fine colour and in sound original condition, a vertical split in the base, the plinth-feet old replacements, with a weight but no pendulum, a small hole in the left hand side of the trunk of this longcase.

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A Victorian oak and pollard oak sideboard, the lofty mirror inset, galleried upstand with vase finials and crisply carved panels of leaves and flowers, the conforming breakfront sideboard with an arrangement of drawers and doors carved with grotesques around a recess, on skirted plinth, 279cm h; 198 x 68cm . In good overall condition, the principal mirror with extensive spotting to the silvering

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A pair of George III mahogany dining room pedestals, the hexagonal cutlery urns with flared and knopped covers, crossbanded and line inlaid, the pedestals with a stepped cavetto cornice and fluted frieze centred by roundels, the door with a curl veneered oval on skirted plinth, 170cm h; 48 x 47cm. Minor breaks and old repairs, the pair of covers slightly misshapen and one with severe splits to the veneer but unrestored

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A George IV mahogany collector's cabinet, surmounted by a shelf with bead and reel mouldings on S scrolled brackets and fitted with two banks of twelve cockbeaded drawers with gilt brass embossed handles, enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, on skirted plinth, 152cm h, 104cm w. In excellent condition; a small repair to one corner of the upstand

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A George IV oak dresser, fitted with three scratch moulded drawers above three panelled doors, on skirted plinth, 87cm h excluding associated upstand, 205 x 48cm. A few ring marks to the top but in overall good original condition

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A Charles Vyse pottery figure of The Lavender Girl, the dark haired young Romany wearing a green slide in her hair and vivid fringed yellow shawl over her billowing, flowered dress and purple edged apron, offering a bunch of lavender in her extended right arm, on faceted base, 22cm h, affixed contemporary paper label and price ticket, c1922. Insignificant flat chip on the plinth at the back, faint short (1cm) vertical hairline crack in the plinth to one side, no restoration (See lot 71 for illustration).

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Two pairs of Staffordshire earthenware models of spaniels, with free forelegs and sponged in iron red or black, the latter on cobalt and gilt bases, and a group of spotted hounds seated on a green rock, a deer at their feet, 14-18cm h, all 19th c (5). Red decorated spaniels - one with a long crack in the back, slight overall yellowing of the crazed glaze but attractive, the odd minor firing crack but hardly any flaking of the enamels and no restoration. Black decorated spaniels - typical light crazing of the glaze but no damage, flaking or restoration apart from two minute edge knocks to the plinth of one, the group of two spotted hounds - one head broken off and amateurishly reglued, small loss to the encrusted moss and flaking of the turquoise green base in places. No other faults or restoration

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A Royal Worcester equestrian model of Arkle by Doris Lindner, in colours beneath a matt glaze, 24cm h, printed mark, walnut plinth, with framed certificate numbered 416 of an edition of 500, 1970s (2) . Absolutely minute graze to the tip of one ear, otherwise fine with no restoration

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An English porcelain ice pail, probably Coalport of Warwick Vase form, the cavetto painted with continuous tightly packed flowers beneath a border encrusted with bunches of grapes and gilt leaves borne on green vines issuing from gilt handles with gilt egg-and-dart rim above a green ground, on conforming flared foot and square plinth, 28cm h, c1825 . Some slight wear to the gilding and the odd minor chip here and there but in overall very good condition, with no substantial faults nor is there any restoration

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A pair of Dutch Delftware models of caparisoned horses, painted in cobalt and prancing on an oblong plinth, the sides with swags, 21cm h, painted mark of Jacobus Halder, 19th c. First horse - ears restored. Second horse - some restoration to the head

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A Cantagalli maiolica bust of child, in a blue drapery, the oval plinth painted with stylised flowers in yellow borders, 31cm h, incised signature and cross, painted cockerel in manganese, late 19th c. Edge chip to the plinth and minor flaking in places

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A NAPLES CREAMWARE PAPERWEIGHT Modelled as a recumbent lion on a rectangular plinth, 5 1/4in. (13. 5cm.) wide

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AN INKWELL The drum receiver painted with a band of blue flowers within moulded beaded edges, each side with a gilt pen stand, on four paw feet and a circular plinth, 3 1/4in.(8cm.) dia.

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AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK Dial: 10 3/4inch brass chapter ring, signed Edwards Bps. Castle, case: the hood with mahogany crossbanding flanked by turned pillars, the cornice incised 1768, the arched waist door flanked by fluted square section pillasters, the plinth with a reverse breakfront, 91in. (231cm.) high overall

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An early 19th century Wedgwood black basalt bust of 'Shakespeare', the bearded bard wearing a buttoned jerkin and open collared shirt and supported on socle plinth, 32cm high

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A mid 20th century chrome plated bulldog car mascot, the dog standing four square and now mounted on rectangular mahogany plinth, 10cm long

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An 18th century Japanese ivory netsuke carved as a seated beast resting its forepaws on a garden seat and seated on an oval plinth scratched with flowers, 3.5cm high

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A bronze figure of a satyr playing cymbals, standing on a rectangular base with marble plinth, dark brown patination, 30cm high, and another figure of a dancing satyr, 37cm high (2)

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Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1871) a bronze model of a hound, standing four square on a rounded naturalistic base, signed P.J. Mene, upon an oval marble plinth, 14cm high overall, and a bronze model golden pheasant after Barye, 16cm high (2)

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Charles Sykes (1875-1950), Adam and Eve, a bronze signed to the naturalistic base, dark brown patination, 29cm high, upon a marble plinth

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A 19th century North country mahogany eight day longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above an arch glazed door enclosing a 14 inch arched painted dial with moon phase, figural painted spandrels and secondary seconds and date dials, with four pillar bell striking movement flanked with spiral moulded columns above an arcaded trunk door flanked with similarly moulded uprights, standing on a plinth base with bracket feet and a shaped apron, 280cm high

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An 18th century oak longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above a circular brass dial signed Hill, Sheffield, with Roman numerals and engraved centre, flanked with brass capped fluted columns above an arched long trunk door flanked with fluted quarter columns, standing on a plinth base, 206cm high

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An 18th century oak 30 hour longcase clock, the moulded cornice above a glazed door enclosing a 10 inch brass dial signed to the silvered chapter ring Richad [sic] Watkin, with Roman numerals and posted frame bell striking movement above a long trunk door, standing on a plinth base, 200cm high

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A late 19th century French gilt metal and alabaster mantel clock, designed as a young woman carrying a basket beside the drum clock having enamel dial with numbered Japy Freres striking movement, the case mounted with flowers and scrolls, 30cm wide, on an ebonised plinth

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A French 19th century ormolu and gilt metal mantel clock, designed as three putti playing a pipe and triangle by trellis upon a rocky ground, the scroll moulded dial with inset enamel numerals and Japy Freres '1855' movement, flanked by a pair of 'Sevres'panels, on a pierced scroll base with leaf moulded giltwood stand and ebonised plinth with glass dome, the clock 33cm high

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A 19th century French ormolu mantel clock, the case with seated classical female figure with a net full of fish upon a naturalistic base, the pink and floral painted porcelain dial flanked by trophies, upon a pierced shaped base, gilt stand and ebonised plinth, 39cm wide

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An Edwardian oak rectangular mantel clock, the dentil cornice above the square brass dial with silvered chapter ring having matted centre and Winterhalter and Hoffmeier twin gong striking movement, upon a stepped plinth, 36cm high

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Attributed to F Barbedienne, a 19th century mantel clock, the eight day movement striking on a bell below the platform escapement and above 1827 Paris gold medal stamp, the moon shaped case supported in stylised flaming mandala flanked by Garuda birds with paw feet on the white onyx plinth and ormolu scroll feet, the quatrefoil enamel numeral shields on a rosette of champleve, 28.5cm high.

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Leroy a Paris, an early 19th century French ormolu clock, the eight day movement with silk suspended pendulum and countwheel strike on a bell, an Ottoman with his sabre seated above the silvered engine turned dial, a band of leaf lappets cast about the flared rectangular plinth foot, 30cm high

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A pair of mahogany tabletop bijouterie cabinets, each with glazed top with carved edge above a rising glazed front, standing on a carved plinth base, 129cm wide (2)

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A brass club fender, the leather covered button seat above a spindle front, standing on a moulded plinth base, 204cm wide

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A pair of oak and burr elm wine tables, each with circular dished top supported on a turned column, standing on a moulded plinth base with scroll feet, 31cm diameter (2)

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A 19th century mahogany linen press, the upper section with moulded cornice above a pair of arched panelled doors enclosing slides, the lower section with two short and two long drawers, standing on a plinth base, 127cm wide

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A 19th century oak library table, the octagonal leather inset top above four frieze drawers supported on an octagonal column, standing on a tripartite plinth base with bun feet, 128cm diameter

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A William IV rosewood pole screen, the needlework panel within a spiral moulded and scroll carved frame supported on a baluster turned column, standing on a tripartite plinth base with scroll feet, 137cm high

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A 19th century rosewood chiffonier, the rectangular top with pierced brass three quarter gallery above a tablet centred frieze and a pair of grilled doors enclosing shelves flanked with spreading columns, standing on a plinth base, 95cm wide

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A decorated pitch pine console table, the rectangular top with moulded edge above a pierced gothic frieze supported on architecturally moulded uprights, standing on a moulded plinth base with block feet, 82cm wide.

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Two terracotta urns, one with moulded rim above grotesque mask and acanthus moulded sides, standing on a wrythen moulded plinth base, the other with figural moulded sides, the larger 72cm diameter (2)

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A Regency style cast iron and steel fire basket, formed as a twin handled urn standing on a plinth base incorporating a cinder tray, 54cm wide. Supplied by Tom Parr of Colefax and Fowler.

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A reconstituted stone garden table, the rectangular top with acanthus leaf and rope twist moulded edge supported on a scrolling acanthus moulded quadripartite pedestal, standing on a moulded plinth base, 106cm wide.

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A reconstituted stone Sphinx, the beast crouching on a plinth base, 56cm high.

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A 19th century mahogany dressing mirror, the rectangular plate supported on finial headed spreading uprights incorporating adjustable candle sconces, standing on a plinth base fitted with three drawers, standing on bun feet, 60cm wide.

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A pair of mottle glazed terracotta urns, each with moulded rim above swag and roundel moulded sides, standing on a spreading plinth base, 55cm diameter (2)

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An Italian carved wood planter, the rectangular top above C-scroll carved tapering sides with carrying handles, standing on a carved stepped plinth base, bearing label for Carlo Panarello, Taormina, 78cm wide.

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A brass club fender, the padded leatherette covered seat supported on baluster spindles, standing on a moulded plinth base, 180cm wide

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A 19th century oak framed fire screen, the adjustable Art Nouveau/Glasgow School style needlework panel within a fruiting and flowing vine carved shaped frame supported on a carved baluster column, standing on a plinth base with block feet, 126cm high

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A Regency rosewood chiffonier, the upper section with rectangular top above an open adjustable shelf, the lower section with rectangular top above a pair of grilled doors enclosing further adjustable shelves flanked with panelled uprights, standing on a plinth base, 163cm wide

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A pair of 19th century mahogany sideboard pedestals, each with square top above a panelled and scroll carved cupboard door enclosing shelves and drawers, standing on a plinth base, 60cm wide (2)

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A GILBERT RUGBY BALL signed by World Cup Winning Captain Martin Johnson, mounted to plinth.

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DARREN GOUGH (Yorkshire and England), a cricket ball signed by Gough mounted to a wooden plinth.

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