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Lot 21
A Bloor Derby part dessert service circa 1820, in an Imari type pattern, most with red printed crown marks, a few with red circular mark, comprising a tazza on tripod supports, two sauce tureens with covers and saucers, four oval serving dishes, a circular serving dish with pierced handle and seventeen plates, repairs to four plates, one oval dish and tazza. (29)
Lot 34
An early 19th century Rockingham style oval desk stand with twin handles, encrusted with flowers within green and gilt foliate and pierced borders, the centre with exotic birds in branches, with detachable inkwell, vase and taperstick decorated with flowers and insects, 14 x 10in. (35.5 x 25.5cm.), together with a Rockingham baluster vase with similar decoration, 8.5in. (21.5cm.) high and a similar tripod stand, losses from extremeties. (3)
Lot 382
A George III silver egg frame, by Samuel & George Whitford, London 1802, the flat wire frame with rings to hold six egg cups above a foliate decorated tripod standing on ball feet, the centre superstructure comprising a circular pedestal salt with bail handle (egg cups and spoons not present), 20.5cm high, 9.25oz
Lot 852
A George II mahogany tripod table, circa 1755, the carved base with acanthus leaf and scroll decoration, the column with half round pillars, the associated top with a shaped outline, 70 x 68cm (27 x 26in) A table of a very similar design was sold at Christies Sale "Masterpieces of English Furniture `The Jon Gerstenfeld Collection`" 1998 Lot 18, page 200
Lot 88
A mid 18th century brass light reflecting telescope, attributed to George Sterrop (1715-1756), the 14 inch barrel with screw cap and 3.25 inch turned eyepiece, with side adjusting arm pivoting on a tripod stand with folding cabriole legs, with cast detailing to the knees and pad feet, unsigned, with oak case, 18insThis model telescope is strikingly similar to one made by Sterrop now held in The Science Museum, London.
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