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Click here to subscribeA Victorian gold and foil backed pale blue gem set shaped oval brooch, decorated with foliate motifs, a banded grey agate set shaped circular brooch, in the Scottish taste and a Victorian shaped oval brooch, glazed with an interwoven hair locket, within a beaded and shaped scrolling surround.
An 18ct gold and opal set single stone bar brooch, mounted with an oval opal within a ropetwist wirework surround, Birmingham 1929 and a pair of gold and opal set single stone earstuds, each mounted with an oval opal within a ropetwist wirework surround, the backs with post and butterfly clip fittings.
Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A rectangular terracotta brick with recess to the upper face enclosing a robed Buddha figure with right hand raised; coral-pink pigment to the figure and surround. 2.6 kg, 31.5cm (12 1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired before 2000. The Northern Wei dynasty were great patrons of Buddhism and were responsible for the construction of a multitude of grand monuments that were built throughout North and Central China. The dynasty established a number of cave monasteries, the most famous of which are the Longmen and the Dunhuang Caves, amongst many others, which flourished under later dynastic patronage and became important centres of Buddhist pilgrimage and art. Fine condition.
18th century AD. A flat-section gold hoop with rococo scrolls to the shoulders, three rectangular panels to the bezel with beaded wire borders; each panel with a quatrefoil of cells set with pearls, with niello surround. 3.77 grams, 20mm overall, 18mm internal diameter (approximate size British P 1/2, USA 7 3/4, Europe 17 3/4, Japan 15) (3/4"). From an old Hampshire collection. Fine condition; one pearl absent, niello chipped.
PROBABLY EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY DONEGAL CARPET, with a plain pale blue field, with dark blue and floral oval centre medallion and shaped frame, decorated with large foliate scrolls, each side with floral urn inset on the field, dark blue and patterned outer border and plain pale blue surround, 12' x 9'
FIRE SURROUNDS & FIREPLACES - a Valor Manhattan wall mounted electric fire in original box measuring 56½''x22''x6'',a pair of fire surrounds to include a mahogany surround featuring the meander design, a cast iron fireplace measuring 36''x34''x7½'' and an oak surround featuring carved detail.
A EUROPEAN SOCIALIST ART DECO MANTEL CLOCK circa 1930s, possibly Belgian, the two train movement in a patinated drum case, the inclined square dial with Arabic numerals and a brown figured marble surround, surmounted by a chrome plated eagle marked verso 'Decoux' and flanked by graduated chrome plated hexagonal columns, fitted with a stylized sunrise swastika pendulum, on a brown figured marble base with chrome plated feet, 50cm high.
'Triang Toys Last Longer' Shop Display Sign: double sided sign with translucent perspex case, metal surround and hanging brackets. 'Triang' in red lettering with 'Toys Last Longer' in black lettering. Lacks electrical cables for illumination. Once displayed in a toy shop in the South of England. Length 66cm, height 34cm (inc. brackets) and depth 12.5cm approximately. Overall VG condition.
Triang Railways Illuminated Shop Display Sign: glass fronted sign depicting Princess Elizabeth with Coaches, and Jinty Loco and Goods Wagons in background. 'The World's Finest 'OO' System' in red letting to top and 'Triang Railways' to bottom, with wooden frame surround painted white. Measures 53.5cm high, 38cm wide and 16cm deep. A colourful and unusual Triang sign, once displayed in a toy shop in the South of England. Overall VG condition.
Two Royal Worcester cabinet plates, the first having central painted fruit decoration within a heavily gilded cobalt blue surround, signed S. Weston, 27cm diameter, the second with similar decoration within a heavily gilded ground, signed R Price, 27.5cm diameter, each with gold printed marks Condition: No visible surface scratches - **General condition consistent with age
Victorian burr walnut banded ebonised credenza, the central cupboard door having an oval Sevres style porcelain panel depicting a portrait of a lady within a shallow carved gilded surround, cabinet to either side and standing on a plinth base, 183cm wide Condition: One of the pillars that flank the central door is missing, 104cm high x 41cm deep - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department for further details
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