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Staffordshire Figure Of Gentleman And Lady With Umbrella, Hollow Base

A Spanish Lladro figure group of two oriental children under a green umbrella, 24cm high.

A cold painted bronze figure of a dog and an umbrella, 4.5cm high

A small quantity of 19th century walking sticks and umbrellas, including a rosewood example with silver handle and hiding compartment, a silver faux bamboo handled umbrella, etc, (6).

A ROYAL COPENHAGEN FIGURE, a young boy with an umbrella, 4526 printed and underglaze marks to base. 6.5" High.

An umbrella stand carved and pierced with gazelle heads together with a spear carved walking stick and a similarly decorated pestle

A Royal Doulton vase, bulbous shape painted with two children beneath an umbrella, 5.25in.

An oak and metal bound umbrella stand, in the form of a barrel, with painted cypher of Edward VIII, 22ins

An oak hall stand, the broken pediment above bevelled glass mirror and shelf below, to umbrella well, on gilt metal ogee bracket feet, 197cm high

A carved oak hall stand, the frieze with mirror back, above two short shelves, and umbrella well on block supports, 189cm high x 105cm wide

A lady's umbrella with "Royal Drooko" brand name by Joseph Wright, the bamboo haft having a good long ivory grip in the form of entwined twigs terminating with an ornate 9ct gold finial with embossed decoration, hallmarked and engraved with entwined initials

A pair of continental figures of a boy and girl, each wearing a hat and carrying an umbrella, 22 cms.

A collection of three walking sticks and an umbrella with gold or silver mounts and descriptions relating to the Tate family of Winterton.

An umbrella with silver mount together with four other umbrellas/walking sticks.

UMBRELLA STANDS, three, in rustic painted iron, largest 81cm H. (3)

Malacca cane with silver handle, London 1898 and a gentleman's umbrella with embossed silver handle, London 1887

AN OAK UMBRELLA STAND, 28" wide together with a luggage rack (for restoration) 27" wide

A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN FIGURE modelled as "The Dandies", she in plumed hat and pink coat carrying an umbrella, he carrying a basket, boccage behind, raised on brown, green and yellow oval base, 19th century, 6 1/2" high (see lot 189 for illustration)

An unusual late 19th/early 20th Century Continental oak framed and cane panelled flower/umbrella stand of trumpet form, the tapered body with carved swag ornament above cane panelled sides, on bulbous turned and leaf capped centre column, leaf scrolled base and swept-in triangular plinth, 9.75ins diameter x 35ins high, containing two painted galvanised metal liners for same (cane panels and base slightly damaged)

A late 19th/early 20th Century French cast iron hallstand, the leaf capped scroll back with seven hat and coat hooks, oval mirror panel to centre, the umbrella stand with oval loop, the base cast with flowers, 24ins wide x 78ins high (now in two sections)

A small pale gold plush teddy bear, with black glass eyes, a brown stitched nose and a jointed body, 16.5cm high; together with a small chimpanzee soft toy, with a felt face, glass eyes, a red stitched mouth and wood-wool stuffing, dressed in a hat, tail-coat and check trousers and holding an umbrella, 18cm high (latter with wear to face and some re-stitching) (2).

An Edwardian silver novelty pen stand, Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1900, modelled as an umbrella stand with integral pen wipe, 10cm high

A George III mahogany wine table, the rectangular top on a turned column and an umbrella tripod, 31cm wide x 36cm deep x 75cm high

A miniature umbrella, 28cm (11in) long, together with a Brigg umbrella with ivory knop, and another umbrella (3)

Jean Tinguely, 1925-1991, THE COCKTAIL UMBRELLA, signed and dated 15 IIII 88, acrylic, silver pen, glitter, collage with cocktail umbrella on paper, 27x37cm.; 10.5x14.5in.

Silver knob-ended umbrella, hallmarked 'W & D', dated 1923, rosewood handle; and a black umbrella with oval metal plaque, reads 'Parsonage Church St Spalding' (two)

A 1920s oak hallstand, fitted stick and umbrella sections, with lift-up seat and mirrored back, width 88cm.

A Victorian novelty umbrella, with ivory handle modelled as an ape seated on a rock, and ten various sticks and umbrellas

A Regency mahogany hatstand, with turned baluster column, supporting nine scroll arms and brass umbrella rack on circular plinth base and bun feet, 6ft 2ins

A Victorian mahogany hall coat stand, the central mirror panel inset upright issuing two tiers of scroll shaped branches applied with turned hooks, over serpentine shaped hinged lid glove compartment flanked by brass umbrella restraints with pierced shaped panel to front beneath, the lozenge shaped base with drip tray aperture, 205cm high, 90cm wide.

A CARVED BONE LETTER OPENER/DIP PEN with inset Stanhope, Tunbridge Wells, two further pens, an ivory umbrella needle case with Stanhope, a needle case in the form of a longcase clock and two other items. (7)

Set of four Beswick Penguins, with red umbrella, with walking cane, chick, model no 800 and chick, model no 801, gloss (4)

Augustus Mulready; a framed oil on canvas depicting two children sheltering from the rain under a large umbrella. This is believed to be the original oil painting for a series of prints published in the 19th century entitled "Orphans of the Storm", indistinctly signed, framed and mounted

A PAIR OF POTTERY BOOTS together with 2 continental biscuit porcelain figures, 1 of children under an umbrella, the other of a lady seated

A carved oak hall and umbrella stand with backboard and drawer, the platform base with two metal drip pans, 98cm (38.5") wide

A bone umbrella stand with a red and a black umbrella

A pair of jointed German all bisque girls with bobbed hair and remains of umbrella, c1925, 3in H

A gold embroidered waistcoat labelled Denman and Goddard, Eton C.1895 a printed cotton umbrella yellow silk Chinese robe 20's printed bag, scarves, belt etc.

An elegant bone handled ladies whip with an umbrella inscribed ' Mrs Brown Weatherby Lea Castle' on the bone handle (2)

A lady's umbrella with carved ivory cockatoo, circa 1920 the head inset with glass eyes, black silk canopy; together with two carriage parasols, c.1860 with folding wooden handles, (3)

A George IV mahogany cheval mirror in the French Empire style, the rectangular plate in a cushion moulded surround supported on twin heavy gun barrel turned uprights with finial tops, the uprights united by three ring turned and carved stretchers and all raised on square cut umbrella legs with heavy brass wheel cup castors, width 90cm

A Victorian novelty ruby and diamond set brooch, in the form of a pair of love birds beneath an umbrella, the umbrella set all over with mixed-cut rubies in yellow claw settings, the chip cut diamond encrusted birds, with ruby eyes in white claw settings, all mounted on a yellow bar set each end with pearls, the scrolling perch set with four rose cut diamonds in rub over settings, above a single claw set diamond, with pearl drop pendant beneath, 43mm across x 34mm high, stamped '9ct'

A HALL STAND with circular top and umbrella support, formed from a single lion's foot stand with scrolling carved knee, 33" high

Three Japanese tsuba, 19th century, including an iron tsuba with grass hopper piercing, 3", a bronze tsuba, gold and silver inlaid with a Samurai and wife below Mount Fuji, signed, and a shibuichi tsuba of a man with umbrella below a pine tree in the rain, 2.75". (3)

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure modelled as a boy with an umbrella, no 3556.

An Arts & Crafts oak umbrella stand, the rectangular top with carved Latin legend and four-division centre over panel end uprights, with zinc drip tray fitted stretcher, 71cm high, 61cm wide.

A Victorian cast iron umbrella stand

Korky The Cat front cover artwork by Charles Grigg from The Dandy 1064 (14:4:1962). Fish attempts to eat cat before cat can eat fish! Poster paint on card 13 x 13 inches. Charles Grigg started at The Dandy in 1962 and drew Korky the Cat for the following twenty years, eventually surpassing artist James Chrighton's original output. Grigg's highly crafted and prolific work for The Dandy included Charley The Chimp and adventure strips The Purple Cloud, The Red Wrecker and The Umbrella Men. He also drew Foxy for The Topper from 1953-1976.

A Clarice Cliff Fantasque 'Umbrella' pattern coffee service, comprising coffee pot, milk jug, four cups, four saucers and tray, 33cm (11)

J.Malhoa (19th century Portugese School) oil on canvas, figural group of 3 men, one resting on an umbrella, signed and inscribed 'Barbeiro n'Aldeia?' -- the rest indistinct, 51 x 36cms (damage to canvas)

An oak and brass mounted umbrella stand, attributed to James Shoolbred & Co., circa 1875 the galleried rear shelf above a panelled back with brass spandrels, the uprights mounted with ball finials 99cm. high by 55.5cm. wide by 21cm. deep W.

A Pair of French Gilt Metal Lustre Candlesticks, circa 1840], the campana shape sockets with foliate edged hands, the stem with an "umbrella" of eight rose stems supporting slice cut lancets from octagonal beads, on a pillar embossed with three registers of repeat anthemion motifs, iron weighted engine turned circular base, 22.5cm high

An Ivory Okimono of a Dog with Two Puppies, Meiji period], the parent wearing a ruff as its litter play beneath its paws, unsigned, 6.3cm long; [An Ivory Okimono Netsuke of an Ornamental Helmet Maker, Meiji period], seated with a large Samurai battle helmet, 2.8cm; and [A Marine Ivory and Nut Group of Three Blind Men under an Umbrella] (restorations/additions) (3)

A collection of walking sticks, swagger sticks, a fly switch and an umbrella, one walking stick with a 9ct gold collar inscribed 'Pitcairn Island'

Late 19th century British School, Young girl with an umbrella in windy weather Engraving with hand colouring 14.5cm x 7.5cm together with another similar engraving, a pair (2)

A Robert White hickory shafted 'Honewood' golf driver; another hickory shafted hand forged iron with Edinburgh makers name; an umbrella with cane handle and hallmarked gold ring mounts; a shooting stick; a tennis racket; and a cricket bat. (A lot).

A Victorian stained umbrella stand with four turned spindle columns surmounted by ball finials joined by rectangular stretchers with platform below, raised on turned feet. (10.5in x 10.5in x 30.75in).

Late Victorian mahogany hallstand ,the swan neck pediment over open back structure with rectangular bevelled mirror over glove box and umbrella compartments, 33in (83.8cm) wide

An Army & Navy telescopic folding shooting stick; a Japanese painted parasol; a tapering African carved hardwood cane; a gentlemans umbrella with 18ct gold mount; together with various other walking sticks, canes, etc. (A lot).

Britains, lead farm figures, 501 farmer x2, 503 farmers wife with umbrella, 505 carter with whip, 577 shepherd with crook x2 one grey smock one tan smock, 537 milkmaid sitting, 591 dairyman with yoke and pails, 555 aged man with pipe, 556 aged woman sitting and 017 garden seat (a/f) plus a Timpo woman with pitchfork (x12) (G-NM)