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Lot 453
A French brass mantle clock, by Comptoir General Bol Poissonniere, Paris, mounted by urn finial, circular face, Arabic & Roman numerals, allover foliate decoration and striking bell, 33cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 453 - finial loose, rubbing to face, small chips to edge of glass on face, no key, clock strikes, mechanism untested, left window does not lock when wound.
Lot 698
A set of four mahogany dining chairs, each with horizontal splats, balustrade mounted by turned finials, leather seat raised on fluted turned legs, including another, together with a walnut dining table, the moulded rounded rectangular top over gadrooned frieze, raised on elaborate urn turned legs terminating in bun feet united by stretchers, 115cm wide x 71cm high x 200cm long (6)
Lot 291
A continental vase, of baluster form moulded with sycamore "helicopters" and leaves, 31cm high, a Dutch Gouda style vase of urn shaped form painted with stylised flowers on a black ground, 27.5cm high and a four handled bowl of bulbous form incised with flowers and leaves in brown, cream and blue on a shaded blue ground, 18cm high (3)
Lot 401
A late 19th Century French three piece garniture de cheminee, with drum shaped part movement, white enamelled dial painted with flowers, Arabic numerals and indistinct name, in a bronzed spelter case with female figure to the side, urn of flowers above and rocky waterfall beneath, on oblong marble base with four scrolling feet and title plaque "Retour du Bal", 40cm high, 31cm wide, together with the matching pair of five light four branch candelabra (no pendulum), 45cm high (3)
Lot 404
A late 19th Century French mantel clock, with brass eight day movement inscribed "Japy Freres", white enamelled dial with Roman numerals in ornate gilt metal and alabaster case with a figure in 17th Century costume standing beside the drum shaped movement surmounted by an urn of fruit on shaped base with fruiting swags and scrolls and six various feet (no pendulum), 38.5cm high, 42cm wide
Lot 534
A collection of Locke & Co. Worcester blush ivory and white crested ware miniatures including a Welsh hat, a thimble, a twin handled lidded urn, jugs, vases, etc, the blush ivory items with green "Worcester" stamp to base, the white items with green "Shrubhill Works" stamp (15). CONDITION REPORT: A little rubbing to gilt rims commensurate with age otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 598
A Coalport limited edition Constable bi-centenary eagle vase, no. 24/100, and two Coalport limited edition urns and covers; St. Paul's, 239/250, and Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977, no.108/200 (af) (3). CONDITION REPORT: The large urn has had the wing broken off the finial, crudely glued, with some minor sections still missing. Minor rubbing to the gilding and some minor surface scratches. The Queen Elizabeth II urn has been broken through the base section and crudely glued, also has a large chip to the foot rim. Minor rubbing to the gilding. The St Paul's jar has minor rubbing to the gilding, otherwise OK.
Lot 1092
An Edward VII hallmarked silver circular lidded dressing table pot with repoussé flower and scrolling foliage design, Cornelius Saunders & James Shepherd, Birmingham 1902, an Edward VII hallmarked silver squat urn shaped vase, Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1907, and a four section toast rack with handle, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1946, combined approx 5.45ozt (3).
Lot 119
A late 19th century Italian needlework picture, depicting an urn of vine leaves and grapes with a pair of peacocks flanking the Christian symbol Chi-Rho, 48.5 x 67.5, in a glazed Florentine carved giltwood frame. Provenance: Sir Russell Hornby of Barraclough, Clitheroe, Lancashire who inherited it from his maternal uncle, 'Count' Redmond Toler Clayton-Browne Clayton of the Villa La Punta, Cervara, Santa Margherita, Ligure, Italy.
Lot 207
A Regency mahogany bowfront sideboard, with a brass rail with urn finials, the base inlaid with boxwood and ebonised stringing and fitted with a central drawer flanked by two deep drawers, one with divisions for bottles, the other with divisions, with a further drawer and cupboard, 141.6cm high, 184cm wide, 84.4cm deep. Provenance: Bought from Edward A Nowell & Daughter, Wells, Somerset, 24th April 2003
Lot 223
A George III mahogany single four poster bed attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, with reeded and turned front posts with brass bands and turned urn finials, with blue painted top rails and with satinwood bands and marquetry inlaid covers, on iron and wood castors, 245cm high, 107cm wide, 212cm long. Provenance: Sir Henry Russell Hornby, Bt, (1888-1971), 2nd Baronet of Brookhouse, of Barraclough, Clitheroe, Lancashire and thence by descent.
Lot 384
A pair of 19th century kingwood and marquetry side cabinets, each with a red and green griotte breakfront marble top, above a carved giltwood frieze and a panelled door with ebonized mouldings and 17th century Dutch marquetry, of an urn of flowers inlaid with various fruitwoods, surrounded by further floral panels, enclosing two shelves, 107.3cm high, 92.4cm wide, 43.9cm deep. (2)
Lot 448
An Edwardian painted and giltwood breakfront wardrobe in Louis XVI style, the central arched cornice flanked by flaming urn finials with a central arched mirror door enclosing mahogany slides and two short and two long drawers, with sunken brass handles, flanked by a pair of doors enclosing brass rails for hanging, the base with a Greek key moulding, 253cm high, 248cm wide, 66cm deep. Provenance: Normanby Park, Lincolnshire. Rookley Manor, Hampshire.
Lot 67
A Roman marble cinerary urn with lid 1st-2nd century AD; 48 cm (18,89 in) high; Square in form, finely sculpted lid with eagles holding wreaths acroteria, a tripod with lion’s paws-shaped foot between two seated and confronting griffins in the pediment, the front carved in high relief, centered by a panel engraved with a eight-line dedicatory Latin inscription: “Diis / Manibus / M(arci) Antoni / Gemelli / M(arcus) Antonius / Proculus filius / patri bene / merenti” The inscription panel is flanked by sphinxes and eagles, a shell between dolphins and burning candlesticks beneath. PROVENANCE: From an European private collection.
Lot 1
A set of six Dutch walnut, burr walnut and marquetry side chairs, in mid 18th century style, each cartouche shaped back with vase shaped splat with marquetry reserve centred by a flowering urn, the shaped drop in seat above moulded tapering cabriole legs at the front headed by carved shell terminals, centred by a moulded H shaped stretchers and on pad feet, each 114cm high, 55cm wide, 55cm deep
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