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Lot 420
A Set of Four Renaissance Cast Bronze Pricket Sticks with traces of residual gilding. The iron spikes above dished drip pans on urn knopped baluster stems enriched with foliage & reeding, leading down to triform bases crested with birds' heads and terminating on paw feet, 21½ ins (55 cms) in height.
Lot 2119
A pair of stained beech table lamps of contemporary form, 57cm high, two similar silvered ebonised wooden table lamps with shades, a polished metal table lamp of angular form, an ebonised tin table lamp of urn form and a pair of ebonised wooden table lamps of stylised Corinthian form with shades, (8).
Lot 144
A French spelter and pink marble clock garniture. With two dancing cherubs flanking the raised time-piece with concave white enamel and floral circular-dial, surrounded by an oak laurel and all upon a pink marble base. Striking a bell and with urn-side pieces on pink marble bases, 44cms high
Lot 22
ELKINGTON AND CO A GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY of double handled urn form, bacchus mask and swag decoration, Birmingham 1931, the cover with cow finial, presentation inscription "Birmingham Cattle Show 1931", 16cm high, 219g with ebonised socle, together with two other SILVER CATTLE SHOW TROPHY CUPS, combined weight 395g
Lot 423
Two Aynsley painted porcelain urns and an Aynsley painted porcelain cabinet plate the urns with twin gilt handles and rims, one with painted otter and signed "T. Shaw", the other with painted fox and signed "T.G. Abbotts", inscriptions to verso, marked with green backstamp and "Fine Art Collection" to underside of foot, raised on cobalt and gilt circular foot; the plate with golden retriever painted to centre, within cobalt and gilt strapwork rim, signed "T. Shaw" and titled "Golden Retriever", underside with green backstamp and inscription, 19cm high (urn) (3)
Lot 431
A French Sevres-style painted porcelain and gilt metal mantle clock clock dial surmounted with gilt metal mounted urn with porcelain body, over round robin's egg blue porcelain dial, Roman numerals and ring of flowers encircling hands, dial flanked with scrolling garland each inset with floral porcelain plaque, shaped base centred with porcelain plaque depicting a putto with basket of flowers, flanked by Ionic columns, raised to either side with grapevine scrolled legs, bracket feet to front and verso, further set on conforming shaped plinth base, dial marked "Japy Freres", 43cm high (overall)
Lot 443
An Elkington & Co. mixed metal figural smoker's set in the Indian taste, central urn with elephant trunk arms to either side and issuing vessels with cigarette holder attached to lid, the whole set on a shaped round base with two hemispherical handles, marked to medallion fixed to underside "Published by Elkington & Co. 1530", 20.5cm high x 28cm wide x 21cm deep
Lot 471
A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig Jones round bowl with pale green mottled lustre interior decorated with bats, imps, fairies and goblins beneath a leafy border, exterior with dancing fairies and mushrooms all beneath a starry sky, printed Wedgwood Portland urn mark with painted pattern number "Z49680", 6cm high x 12cm diameter
Lot 1021
A Sheraton style octagonal urn stand the top finely inlaid with a flower head within a leaf and scalloped border, shaped satinwood panel on mahogany ground with harewood and shaded satinwood 'drape' border, fitted slide with turned ivory handle, the frieze inlaid with pendant drapes on brass headed square tapered legs joined by an X-stretcher, 73cm high, 32cm wide, late 19th Century
Lot 814
A mid Victorian coromandel wood writing and sewing box the hinged lid with rectangular mother of pearl tablet, the key plate conforming, the pink silk lined interior with mother of pearl, brass and abalone inlaid flower filled urn folding to reveal the tooled plush red velvet writing surface, 26cm wide, 23cm deep, 10cm high
Lot 1000
Edwards & Roberts - a fine Edwardian mahogany breakfront bookcase in Sheraton style inlaid throughout with boxwood, ebony and satinwood stringing, the flared cornice with continuous Greek key border above a frieze inlaid with roundels and urn filled panels, the top enclosed by astragal glazed doors, the projecting base with conforming inlaid panel above four doors, the centre doors finely inlaid with musical trophies within ornate foliate frames, the flanking panels with floral centres, skirted plinth and shaped bracket feet, velvet lined interior with mahogany faced line inlaid shelves, the centre panelled, 197cm wide, 250cm high, 50cm deep max., the right hand centre door with ivorine retailer's label for Edwards & Roberts, Wardour Street, 126 Piccadilly, 532 Oxford Street, London, Circa 1905
Lot 645
An early 19th Century French portico clock with block capital, flared cornice above a floral inlaid frieze, the line inlaid tapered brass capped rosewood pillars enclosing a foliate cast bezel with silvered dial, Roman numerals, eight-day movement striking on a bell with ornate cast pendulum with stylised serpents, floral frame and fruit filled urn, the base and front conformingly inlaid on stepped plinth and compressed bun feet, 48cm high
Lot 68
A near pair of 19th century Derby urns, campana form, one painted with a still life flowers the other fruit, both with Derby mark. Tallest 20 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The urn with the fruit has rubbing to the gilding on the top lip and there is a small chip which has been reglued on this top rim. The gilding to the piece is generally rubbed particularly on the proud parts. The painted fruit panel has four small paint losses. The gilding to the left hand handle is badly rubbed. There are also losses to the gilding on the base but no significant damage to the urn. The still life urn is in generally much better condition. There is one tiny nibble to the top rim. The painted panel is in very good condition and better painted than the other urn. The gilding is generally in good condition including both handles. The base is in good order.
Lot 1439
A set of two carver and eight single mahogany Hepplewhite style dining chairs, Edwardian, with foliate and urn carved shield shaped backs, stuffover seats and raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. CONDITION REPORT: Both armchairs are in good structural condition with no repairs and no restoration. They are generally tight at the joints with no significant movement. Seven of the eight single chairs are also structurally very sound with no repairs and no restoration. There are minor scuffs and nibbles to the edges of the front legs but no significant issues.
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