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RETRO PADDED STOOL & NOVELTY SQUIRREL BOOK TROUGH

A late 20th Century inlaid mahogany book trough, 35 cm x 12.5 cm x 20 cm

An elm apple pulp tray/cider trough, length 139cm.

A 19th Century pine trough on stand of large form. Carrying handles to each end with all raised on a decorative carved stand. Measures approx; 76cm x 130cm x 51cm. 

A novelty Edwardian silver pig & trough pin tray / salt Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham, 1907, pig with textured hair finish and red glass eyes, trough 3¼in. (8.3cm.) long, weight 0.71 tr.oz.* Comes with bill of sale, Gerald Sattin Ltd, dating 11.11.1991.* Condition: Hallmarks slightly rubbed. One leg is slightly bent (should be easy to rectify). The silver has been pushed outwards a little where the pig's trotter joins the side of the trough - this has caused a raised' pimple' to the silver visible to the outside of the trough.

A oak book trough

Garden pots, trough and planters

ANTIQUE WOODEN TROUGH.

A GALVANIZED TROUGH AND FIVE BUCKETS.

19th century large carved stone troughDimensions: Height: 62cm  Length/Width: 150cm  Depth/Diameter: 95cmCondition Report:No visible cracks or damage

19th century large stone trough, dished shaped internallyDimensions: Height: 35cm  Length/Width: 140cm  Depth/Diameter: 75cmCondition Report:No visible cracks or damage

19th century D shaped troughDimensions: Height: 31cm  Length/Width: 98cm  Depth/Diameter: 45cm

19th century rectangular stone trough, similar trough and two stone cappingsDimensions: Height: 30cm  Length/Width: 62cm  Depth/Diameter: 55cm

Small square shaped carved stone trough Dimensions: Height: 25cm  Length/Width: 55cm  Depth/Diameter: 50cm

19th century rectangular stone troughDimensions: Height: 37cm  Length/Width: 95cm  Depth/Diameter: 47cm

JOHN FREDERICK HERRING JNR (BRITISH 1816-1907) AT THE WATER TROUGH Signed, oil on canvasDimensions:30.5cm x 46cm (12in x 18in)

A reconstituted stone bench, a pair of substantial planters, bird bath and rectangular flower trough (5)

A MAHOGANY FLOOR STANDING LAMP20TH CENTURYWith book trough section122cm high overall including fitment and shade

An assortment of vintage metal advertising tins. Including a Huntley and Palmer example modelled as a horse trough

A Victorian walnut letter rack and a carved wood book trough

A dark Mahogany Book Trough having two levels and a central shelf, standing on brass castors. 20 5/8'' wide x 10 1/2'' deep and 30 1/2'' high approx.

An early 20th century book trough, 14" long, a heavy treen jar and lid, a small circular treen jar with Niello top and a horn depiction of a Heron/Crane,11" approx.

British School, 20th Century, A brood of chickens next to a trough and small pool, oil on canvas, signed 'Taylor', 11x15ins.Qty: 1

Hornby Dublo 3-rail pre-war Loco and Rolling Stock comprising 0-6-2 GWR green Tank Loco No.6699 fatigue to driving wheels and coupling rods detached from some wheels, rusting to rear coupling, some paint loss to sides of loco, condition Fair, 4 x Goods Wagons (GWR Open, Vent Van, TOAD Brake Van and buff Esso Tanker, fatigue to tank wagon chassis, rusting to all wagons, fatigue to one buffer on open wagon, conditions generally Poor to Fair, also in lot double arm signal, along with OO/Gauge 1 4 x Railway Personnel (porter with suitcase, station master, guard with flag and porter minus wheelbarrow) along with weighing machine, chocolate machine, 2 x suitcases and 1 x water trough, conditions Fair. (15)

Antique brown glaze trough planter

A circular cast iron pig trough, 3' diameter, some cracks.

Virgin with Child. Sculpture in carved, polychromed and gilded wood. Anonymous Hispano-Flemish. End of the fifteenth century.Height: 112 cm.This is an exquisite late Gothic carving, a lovely depiction of the Madonna and Child that was probably executed in a Flemish or Germanic workshop for an altarpiece since it is not carved or polychromed on the back.  Furthermore, it has been hollowed out on the back, perhaps to lessen its weight. The Virgin is standing up, rather stiff and with a inscrutable and linear character. She looks straight ahead, instead of at her Son, with whom she does not maintain visual contact, but shows emotional and physical contact as she holds out her right hand for him to caress. With her left hand she holds the cloak as the Child himself sits on it. The Virgin wears a wide tunic, tight at the top and with a semicircular golden neckline, with heavy folds that fall straight, creating deep concavities. It is polychromed in a pink base tone decorated with stylized reddish plant designs and a gold stripe that runs along the edges. Above, and covering her shoulders, back and a large part of her body, is a dark blue cloak edged in a golden stripe decorated with very delicate vegetation and geometric elements. Unlike the tunic, the cloak has bulkier and puffier folds that tend to have the trough shape that was common at the end of the 15th century. The clothes that the Maddonas of those times usually wear, including this one, usually imitate those worn by the noble ladies of the time. The hands have stylized fingers carved with remarkable dexterity. The head takes the shape of a perfect oval, in which the clear forehead stands out.  She has half-open almond-shaped eyes, bulging cheeks, swollen cheekbones highlighted by reddish polychrome, a sharp nose with a rounded tip, a marked nasolabial fold, a closed mouth with thin, tight lips, a powerful chin and a slight double chin.  She has ample blonde hair, topped by a fleur-de-lis crown, which falls symmetrically on both sides of the face in long, meandering locks. Contrasting with the mother's self-absorption and rigidity is the carefree attitude of the Christ Child, who appears naked, showing a clearly infantile and tender character, in an affectionate and playful attitude, trying to grab his mother with his right hand, the other hand rests on the Madonna's cloak. The Child has an unstable posture since it seems its back is not supported and at the same time the legs are bent. The face shows the same characteristics as the mother's, although the type of hair differs, having spiral curls.Despite what has been said previously, it cannot be ruled out that this exquisite carving could have been created in a Castilian workshop at the end of the 15th century by a master of Nordic origin, as could be indicated by stylistic features such as the oval conception of the head, the arrangement of the hair in large symmetrical wavy and intertwined loops, the sharp nose or the straight mouth with thin lips.  There are also certain signs of this in the way of treating the folds of the clothing.We would like to thank Dr. Javier Baladrón, PhD in Art History, for identifying and cataloguing this work.

A garden trough with moulded decoration. 21' w x 11' h

A square form garden trough, 23' wide and a pair of square garden jardinieres

An oak book trough and a copper jug

A 19th Century coromandel wood and mother of pearl book trough / book slide. Twin arched sliding metamorphic ends with pierced handles and repeated mother of pearl and bronze nail head decoration. Measures approx; 35cm long. 

Copperwares including kettle, coffee pot, flagon, jugs, trough tureens, and a Rye church miniature warming pan

A copper jardiniere with lion mask handles 39cm, window trough and pewter tankards.

A 1962 vintage LEAK Trough-Line II FM tuner in original box.

Collector's Items, a trough compass in Bakelite case, by JMG & Sons Ltd; a complete set of brass cup weights (reproduction); a set of three unused 52mm camera lens filters in case; a black leather covered medicine case with bottles and foil lined boxes, by Clark, New Bond St, 10.5cm across, a cheroot holder, champage tap and other items

A SANDSTONE TROUGH PLANTER (37CM x 40CM x21CM)

A CURVE FRONTED CORNER SALT GLAZED TROUGH

AN AS NEW EX DISPLAY CHARLES TAYLOR TALL TROUGH PLANTER WITH LOWER SHELF *PLEASE NOTE VAT TO BE CHARGED ON THIS ITEM*

AN AS NEW EX DISPLAY CHARLES TAYLOR TALL TROUGH PLANTER WITH LOWER SHELF *PLEASE NOTE VAT TO BE CHARGED ON THIS ITEM*

A brass top occasional table; a pine dough trough; a vintage sledge

A Danish carved oak bergere, early 20th c, the swept arms terminating in grotesques, the apron with a pig at a trough flanked by scrolling foliage, on spiral turned legs with stretchers, seat height 46cm Provenance: Carl Lauritz Hansen (1869-1942) Paw feet worn, structurally sound, heavy, unexamined beneath upholstery, slight wear to velvet on the arms

Clarice Cliff.  An A J Wilkinson Taormina (orange) flower trough, 1935, 18cm l, printed mark One or two minute scratches on green enamel of the contours, not cracked or chipped, no restoration

Thomas Smythe (1825-1907)/Horse and Hounds/drinking from a trough/signed lower right/oil on canvas, 34cm x 52cm CONDITION REPORT: Now attributed to Thomas Smythe (1825-1907)Original canvas, unlined, extensive over painting particularly to doors, top left and below railings, some re touching to hounds and back of horse and step below door

Two Resin Garden Planters. One of Square Form, the other in the Form of a Stone Trough, 37 and 31cms Wide

A Mexican hat styled pig trough measuring approx. 27" diameter

Two Japanese studio pottery vases and a stoneware trough widest vase 35cms

A vintage pine magazine trough

A vintage sapele book trough

A large 19th century primitive wooden salting trough having handles. 37cm wide by 56cm long

A contemporary cast iron trough titled 'By Hudson's Soap', w.38cm

Art Nouveau oak carved book trough, pierced handles and back with moulded and hammered metal frontsDimensions: Height: 89cm  Length/Width: 38cm  Depth/Diameter: 22cm

'Mouseman' oak book trough with carved mouse signature, by Robert Thompson of Kilburn

Two toilet mirrors; together with a book trough (3).

Royal Doulton Holly Dell Dixie dapple grey (2nds) together with trough bred horse (2)

CLARICE CLIFF FOR NEWPORT POSY HOLDER,along with a Clarice Cliff vase and flower trough, circular plate and dish

Galvanised feed trough with brackets for gate or wall mounting, height 17 cm, length 184 cm x 27 cm

A galvanised metal trough. 173x28x67cm

Gina Morton, ‘Farmyard Fowl’, signed, watercolour, 27cm x 35.5cm; another two by the same artist, A pair - 'Summer Pasture', and 'Water Trough',each signed, watercolours, 28cm x 38cm, (3).

A group of weathered garden concrete planters and a bird bath on tapering column and square base, to include a pair of trough planters Location:

A 19th century continental whitewood sewing and other itemsfirst having a circular frame inset with a mirror below a trough form pin cushion together with three boxwood hand loom weaving shuttles and bobbins, a beadwork purse with gilt metal frame etc., (6)first Length 20.5 cm.Condition: Vices and shuttles in good condition. Small holes to beadwork purse other purse without frame