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Lot 767
A pair of early 20th century American gilt brass table lamps, each arranged as an urn issuing flowers supporting four candle holders, the whole surmounted with fittings for two lamps, with on/off cords (lacking shades), h.66cm Condition Report / Extra Information Lacking shades. Both finials to top appear replacement. Significant tarnishing all over. One missing flower petal lower left. The back to one lamp separated halfway up from vase and requires re-soldering.
Lot 993
A circa 1900 gilt brass three piece clock garniture, the clock surmounted with a pedestal urn, having a white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, and twin winding holes for a French eight day bell striking barrel movement, h.39cm, the garniture as a pair of three light candelabra on square bases, h.36cm
Lot 994
A circa 1900 onyx and gilt brass mounted three piece clock garniture, the clock surmounted with a pedestal urn and cover, the plain dial with gilt metal Roman numerals, twin winding holes for a French eight day bell striking movement stamped Leroy A Fils 114-115 Palais Royal, and further numbered 1517, h.41cm, the garniture as a pair of pedestal bowls, h.22cm Condition Report / Extra Information
Lot 513
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOW FRONTED HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, having a frieze inlaid with urns, swags and tassels, about a central elliptical patera with stag, the doors inset with bone urn form escutcheons opening to reveal painted interior with shelve s with two small inner drawers, 72cm wide x 113cm high
Lot 519
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH URN FORM VASES (converted to electric table lamps), having gilded spelter frames about painted porcelain bodies, cobalt blue ground with panels, one with a gallant, the pair with a young lady of fashion, the bases i nset porcelain panels painted with landscapes, 43cm over all height including the additional candle effect fittings
Lot 355
A LATE 20TH CENTURY COALPORT PEDESTAL URN AND COVER, applied twin handles in the form of rams head masks, hand painted by Tom Campbell with orchard fruit and gilt embellishment, together with a matched urn and cover by B Highham, and a limited edition hand painted bowl depicitng 'French Partridge' by Carole Gidman, No. 49 / 100, tallest H 12.5 cm (3) Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping
Lot 1498
3rd century BC-3rd century AD. A gold urn pendant with square base, piriform body, ribbed loop; bands of granule and filigree detailing, two scrolled lateral handles. 3.78 grams, 29mm (1 1/4"). From an important private London collection; formed in the 1970s and 1980s. Fine condition, small dent.
Lot 791
3rd-2nd millennium BC. A globular ceramic Bronze Age burial urn with the original fragments of bone; supplied with a number of documents relating to the discovery and excavation: cutting from the Midland Telegraph dated 25th May 1933 announcing the discovery of a Romano-British burial urn; cutting from the Birmingham Post dated 13th December 1933 announcing 'important discoveries' at Baginton Castle, with photograph of the excavated stairwell; cutting dated 15th-16th September 1933 announcing the establishment of the Baginton Castle Excavation Committee; an undated 1933 cutting from the Midland Daily Telegraph recording the building of new houses in the castle grounds; cutting from Coventry Herald dated 2nd-3rd March 1934 detailing Romano-British and other discoveries, with photographs of the excavations; undated cutting recording a lecture given by H.J. Edwards, the excavator, concerning the finds; cutting dated 23rd January 1934 detailing progress and recording the legend of a local ghost; cutting from the Midland Daily Telegraph 12th October 1934 recording recent discoveries, including the Baginton hanging bowl, Anglo-Saxon weapons and jewellery; letter dated 11th April 1934 from the Baginton Castle Excavation Committee to E. Bowden advising him that the Committee was being wound up; undated cutting reporting on progress in the excavations; cutting from Birmingham Daily Post dated 13th March 1935 recording the discovery of medieval ceramic tiles; a cutting from the Midland Telegraph dated 6th April 1936 showing excavations in the moat; cutting from the Birmingham Post dated 27th October 1936 announcing that Baginton Castle was to be scheduled as an ancient monument; cutting dated 27th-28th November 1936 reproducing an artist's impression of Baginton Castle; letter dated 18th July 1963 from E. Bowden to Mr. Hemsley enclosing captioned display photographs (in this lot); letter dated 29th August 1963 from E.E. Bowden to Mr Hemsley detailing the documents being transferred; handwritten undated note from 'Pete Woodward' concerning the 'flagon found at Baginton approx 6 ft from north side of churchyard wall (Tip side) while troweling down after sand extraction, only a few inches deep from surface' (part of this lot); three display boards from the museum exhibition showing 'The Old Doorway', 'General View of the Site' and 'View showing the general construction of the walls'. Urn: 1.1 kg, boards: 38 x 30.5cm (15 x 12"). Ex Buddle collection; formerly in the Hemsley collection in 1963; previously in the Yardley collection; found by E. E. Bowden, north side of the church wall at Baginton Castle, Warwickshire, UK, in 1933. Displayed at Leamington Spa Museum prior to 1963. Baginton Castle is a 12th century motte and bailey castle with a wide ditch defending the landward approach, a flat-topped motte on an escarpment of the River Sowe. In the 14th century, Sir William Bagot added a large fortified tower. In 1417 the estate was presented to the Dean and Chapter of St Mary's Collegiate Church in Warwick. The castle was a ruin by the 17th century and laid out as a formal garden in the 18th century with a gazebo. The castle is now part of a nature conservation site. [No Reserve] Fine condition; repaired and incomplete.
Lot 27
SEMI ANTIQUE KASHAN PERSIAN PRAYER RUG, the off white field having shaped mihrab and striped side columns supporting the midnight blue spandrels to the top, the field filled by a large urn and a flowering shrub, the principal border red with a floral meander and two guard striped, 6'8" x 4'6"
Lot 29
PROBABLY EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY DONEGAL CARPET, with a plain pale blue field, with dark blue and floral oval centre medallion and shaped frame, decorated with large foliate scrolls, each side with floral urn inset on the field, dark blue and patterned outer border and plain pale blue surround, 12' x 9'
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