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Lot 2070
A large, Edwardian, Walker & Hall classical column lamp base (possibly an oil lamp column, now converted to electricity), the tapering reeded column supporting a classical urn embossed with patterae and swags, the square pedestal base with gadrooning, ribbons and swags. Sheffield 1903. Height (excluding lamp fitment) 20ins., approximately.
Lot 9
A late 19th century Louis XVI style ormolu and white marble three piece clock garniture, the Portico clock mounted with floral swag and urn finial, flanked by three-branch candlesticks, the enamelled floral decorated dial marked Marbac Le Mans, the movement impressed 666, height 41cm (illustrated)
Lot 231
A collection of W H Goss Crested ware and related sundries to include allied flags, horseshoe, teapot stands, cups, saucers, Roman urn, Maltese carafe, Shakespeare's baptism font, Saffron Waldron Abbey covered urn, and cover with Saffron Waldron coat of arms, copy of 2W H Goss Price Guide to the Models of Goss" by Roland Ward, further prices guides, Goss collectors magazines, copy of the Goss record and a signed copy of "The Concise Encyclopedia and Price Guide to Goss China" signed by Nicholas Pine
Lot 148
A PORTER MUG, painted by S D Nowacki, signed, with a view of Chatsworth House from Paxton's Emperor Fountain in 'jewelled' oval frame reserved on a yellow ground with raised gilt panels beneath an urn and scrolling foliage, the rims and handle gilt, 12cm h, gilt monogram, late 20th c ++In fine condition
Lot 149
A PORTER MUG, painted by S D Nowacki, signed, with a view of Kedleston Hall in 'jewelled' oval frame reserved on a yellow ground with matt and burnished raised gilt panels beneath a gilt urn and scrolling foliage, the rims and handle gilt, 12cm h, gilt monogram and title Kedleston Hall Derbyshire, late 20th c ++In fine condition
Lot 155
A PORTER MUG, painted by S D Nowacki, signed, with a sill life of flowers, berries, hazelnuts and a bird reserved on a lilac ground of matt and burnished, raised gilding and 'jewelled' panels beneath an urn and scrolling foliage, the rims and handle gilt, 12cm h, gilt monogram, late 20th c ++In fine condition
Lot 853
FRENCH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY STILL LIFE WITH FLOWERS INCLUDING ROSES TULIPS AND CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN A SCULPTED URN ON A LEDGE canvas laid on panel, oval, 65 x 53cm ++Some ingrained surface grime and dirt, the pigments a little dark in certain passages but a decorative 'old master' on a fairly broadly woven canvas cloth of probably, first half of the 19th c date. In 19th c ornate giltwood and composition frame with losses
Lot 1115
A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN CARVED ROSEWOOD CABINET, the swan-neck pediment above a dentil cornice and cushion moulded frieze, crisply carved with an urn and scrolling foliage, fitted with serpentine shelves enclosed by a pair of doors with bevelled glass lights, the breakfront base with three drawers to the apron, on slender square tapering legs with undertier, 172cm h; 63 x 35cm , ink stamp of John Laird & Son Upholsterer and Cabinet Makers 207 Dunbarton Road Glasgow ++A fine quality cabinet in very good original condition
Lot 1200
‡ A GEORGE III MAHOGANY URN-STAND, with fretwork gallery and frieze with slide on cluster-column legs with pierced brackets and stretchers with urn finial, guttae feet, 69cm h, 30cm w Provenance: Cook of Marlborough Fine Art Ltd, from which bought by the late owner on 1 October 1990 for £4200. ++Several ring marks and minor surface crack in the top, one or possibly two of the brackets replaced, some repolishing
Lot 1201
‡ A GEORGE III MAHOGANY URN-STAND, with fretwork gallery and brackets, a slide in the frieze, on chamfered legs with stretchers and flambeau finial, block feet, 66cm h; 29 x 29.5cm Provenance: Charles Lumb & Sons Ltd, Harrogate, from which bought by the late owner on 21 September 1965 for £240. ++Several old stains and scratches on the top; some restoration
Lot 1205
‡ A GEORGE III NEO CLASSICAL GILTWOOD MIRROR, the beaded oval cavetto frame crested by an urn with ears of wheat above acanthus leaves and festooned with husks, the apron with a pineapple, 76cm h, 37cm w Provenance: Charles Lumb & Sons Ltd, Harrogate from which bought by the late owner in the 1960s. The backboard bears two printed trade labels, one with engraved rococo border, of Thomas Cotton [1773-1808] Picture Frame Maker Carver & Gilder The Corner of Mincing Lane in Fenchurch St London, the other slightly later, of W Baker [1794-1840] Carver and Gilder Thames-St Windsor. ++The plate replaced, some restoration
Lot 1219
‡ A GEORGE III MAHOGANY URN-STAND, the moulded octagonal top with slide on turned pillar with urnular knop, the legs carved with anthemion and husks, 69cm h, 32cm w Provenance: Charles Lumb & Sons Ltd, Harrogate, from which bought by the late owner on 27 July 1990 for £3650. ++In fine condition with a few minor old knocks and scratches on the legs
Lot 86
A late 18th / early 19th century Danish parcelgilt hovedvandsaeg, in the form of a stylised urn, with angular handles and a hinged base, the sides set with enamelled roundels behind glass, and two verre eglomise bosses, each depicting a coronet, makers mark 'JHS', for John Heinrich Schou, of Sonderjylland c.1800, 3.5in (9cm) high, 1.65oz,
Lot 66
A Georgian naval officer's sword c 1785, curved fullered blade 28½" with back fuller, silver coloured slotted guard incorporating fouled anchor in the outer side and knucklebow with pierced fouled anchor in panel, octagonal urn shaped pommel with large stud, silver banded ivory grip, in its leather scabbard with line engraved silver coloured mounts and 2 hanging rings, large maker's mark beneath guard. Good Condition for age. Plate 26
Lot 79
A late 17th Century cup hilt rapier, slightly earlier double edged blade 43½", with short fuller, marked on one side XX TOMAS X AIAIAS XX and on the other XX N TOL XX with symbols, integral cup, crossguard and knopped knucklebow, lined darkwood grip, tapered urn pommel. Good Condition (small patch of rust perforation to cup) Plate 28
Lot 83
A Holland & Green (late Harvey) Staffordshire Ironstone slop bucket or urn and cover, of vertically fluted baluster form with two scroll handles and painted with oval panels of flowers on a blue and gilt ground, 41cm high, printed Royal Coat of Arms mark, circa 1860 (cover chipped). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 2
A Rare & Fine Pair of Late 18th Century Directoire Ormolu & Bronze Figural Candelabra Circa 1790. The three urn form candle cups enriched with fanned palms; two upon swept foliate branches issuing leafy fronds. The bronze winged goddesses cast with draped robes and standing upon marble pedestals with gilt lion headed winged monopod mounts. 22¾ ins (58 cms) in height, 12 ins (31 cms) in width, 4¾ ins (12 cms) in depth.
Lot 9
A Pair of Empire Gilt Bronze Candelabra. The six urn shaped candle cups raised on beast headed foliate scrolls and adjoining an ornamental central knop. A band of lion heads protrude above a triform base enhanced with winged angel headed scrolls and gilt face mask appliqués. 25 ins (63.5 cms) in height.
Lot 12
A Pair of Charles X Gilt Bronze Candelabra. The central candle cups with beaded rims surrounded by three further urn form candle cups raised on upswept foliate branches. The reeded tapering column having an acanthus collars above triform pedestals with scalloped sides and feet, on a plinth with curved sides and foliate beaded edge. 19 ins (48 cms) in height.
Lot 16
A Pair of Louis XIV Style Onyx Marble & Ormolu Garniture Urns. Each urn surmounted by a fruit finial above a band of scrolling acanthus with rams' heads either side festooned in garlands of flowers. The gilt palmate fringe meeting the scotia plinth base with a laurel wreath collar. 21 ins (53 cms) in height, 5½ ins x 5½ ins (14 cms x 14 cms).
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