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Lot 20
A large pair of 19th century basalt urn vases in neoclassical style: the reticulated covers with bud finials above Pharaoh-style mask handles interconnected with harebell swags, raised on square plinth bases, apparently unmarked. (38 cm high)* Condition report: One vase has a very small chip to the edge of the base, a small firing crack just below the shoulder to one side and a tiny firing crack below the chin on both mask handles. There is also a shallow chip beneath the edge of the cover. The second vase has an old glued repair to the cover finial, which has been off. The vase has several small firing cracks to the underside of the base and another larger firing crack to one side of the base, with a tiny chip to the edge on the same side. There is also a noticeable firing crack beneath the chin and to the nose on one of the mask handles.
Lot 378
A 19th century gilt-metal-mounted and rouge variegated marble urn and cover: the domed cover surmounted with a pineapple finial and above two large and elaborate ram's heads in Robert Adams style and connected by a further gilt-metal reticulated band of leaves and berries; the base similarly cast with gilt-metal acanthus leaves above a scrolling circular fluted foot leading to a wreath band; red marble base with concave corners and a beaded moulding (48 cm highest x 27.5 cm widest)
Lot 50
Two pairs:1. A pair of 19th century Wedgwood two-handled basalt vases in neoclassical style and of urn form: applied with satyr masks and various swags, the bases with applied anthemia, impressed Wedgwood marks to underside. (Some damage and minus covers.) (18.75 cm high).2. A pair of Wedgwood black basalt table-candlesticks with typical finely applied figural decoration (12.5 cm high).
Lot 292
A 19th century French gilt-metal-cased eight-day mantle clock in Louis XVI style. The two-handled classical-style urn finial above a 7.5 cm white-enamel dial signed Planchon à Paris, with Roman numerals and five-minute Arabic markers, further over two swags and a glazed aperture revealing sunburst-style cast pendulum headed with a mask, the movement individually numbered 605 and signed 'Planchon - Paris'. (33.5cm high) Mathieu Planchon (1842-1921) was apprenticed to his father and subsequently worked for several of the leading French makers including Robert-Houdin and Philippe prior to setting up business in 1880 at Palais Royale, Paris. He specialised in high-end novelty clocks and various imaginative recreations of Renaissance and other historic models.
Lot 70
A pair and a single bonbonnière:1. A good pair of 19th century cut glass covered bonbonnières, possibly Voneche, of urn form and with Monteith rim, petal cut decoration, cut baluster stem and hexagonal foot. The high domed cover with witch's hat finial.(32.5 cm high).2. A 20th century covered bonbonnière with cut scroll and foliate decoration to the jar and cover, on a stepped square base. (31.5 cm high). Condition- Pair: One with five small chips to rim and chip to edge of cover. The other with one large and four small chips to rim and small chips and fritting to edge of cover.- Single: Small chip to top of vase. Otherwise good.
Lot 231
GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK NORMAND MACPHERSON OF EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1760 with two train eight day movement, the brass dial with Roman and Arabic numeral chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, pierced brass spandrels and maker's plaque to lunette, the blind fretted hood with urn finial and broken pediment, moulded dentil cornice, bracket feet222cm highCondition generally good to fair. Wear as per use and age. Has been cleaned. Some splits to wood (I.e. right hand side of hood - also crack to pane here, and base). Presented with weights, pendulum and key, though have not tested mechanism. Additional images are however available.
Lot 315
A GEORGE III CARVED, GILDED AND PAINTED RECTANGULAR OVERMANTLE MIRRORthe breakfront frieze decorated with beaded arches and anthemions, centred by a classical urn, over a plain glass plate and flanked by reeded pilasters, 204cm high x 158cm wideProvenance: The Sybil Connolly Collection (lot 343, sold in these room's 1999)
Lot 496
A PAIR OF MAHOGANY TRAY-TOP URN STANDS, 19TH CENTURYeach of square shape with wavy gallery rim fitted with pull-out slide panel on squared legs with scrolled corner brackets. 32 x 32 x 71 cm highCondition Report: Both with wear to wavy gallery rim and slender legs, see additional imagesEach with slide out candlestick stands (both missing little handles)See additional images
Lot 190
A FRENCH 19TH CENTURY BRONZE AND GILT BRASS MANTLE CLOCKthe white enamel drum dial signed Cresson Bould, Montmarte 9, surmounted by a flower filled urn and flanked by reclining amorini, the bowed pedestal base filled with a porcelain panel with amorini flanked by square floral panels, on a similarly bowed plinth with foliate mounts. 55cm wide x 50cm high
Lot 278
A PAIR OF CHINESE HARDWOOD URN STANDS, QING DYNASTY,of square form, with solid panel top and in-curved legs joined by stretcher, 46cm high;together with two Chinese oblong hardwood trays Qing Dynasty, each on fretwork base. 73 x 38cm and 39.5 x 21cm (4)Condition Report: Good condition overall Both sturdy and firmGood colour The square inset tops both have a split line to this panel, otherwise good Large tray is good Small tray has some fill marks to surface top See additional images
Lot 36
A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE TUREENS AND COVERS IN NEO-CLASSICAL STYLEone London c.1790, maker's mark of Henry Chawner, the other London c.1792, marok of John Wakelin & Robert Garrard, the domed lids with urn finial, the navette shaped bodies with loop handles, and with splayed fluting to the base, on conforming oval feet (c.34.5 troy ozs). Each 23cm wideCondition Report: Tureen 1Very good overall conditionThe lid isn't fitting so well at each end There is a small piece of the inner lid rim lacking, see imagesTureen 2Good overall conditionThe lid is also ill fitting and bears some minor knocks and bangs The body also has some dents, se images
Lot 9
ATTRIBUTED TO JAN FRANS VAN SON (DUTCH 1658-1718) A STILL LIFE WITH ORANGE BLOSSOM IN AN URN ON A STONE LEDGEOil on canvasSigned 'J. van Son' (lower right)44 x 31cm (17¼ x 12 in.)Condition Report: The canvas has been lined, and re-varnished. Stretcher marks and craquelure visible throughout. A number of surface scuffs and scratched throughout. Inspection under UV reveals light retouching throughout, with some heavier in-filling along the right hand side edge. A green cloudy varnish also present. Overall in good restored condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 614
An assortment of three vintage 20th century mantle clocks. The lot to include a brass with glass domed, clock (crack to dome), a brass and white enamel dial marked with roman numerals, within wooden carved case, with column, finial and urn decoration. The third being brass and white enamel dial marked with roman numerals, within wooden carved case with brass scroll work detailing. Tallest measuring approx. 42cm height.
Lot 348
A pair of 19th century plated wine coolers, each of urn form with wavy naturalistic outswept rim above a lobed body flanked by fruiting vine and stem handles, on a circular foot, height 29cm, and a plated six-light five-scroll branch candelabrum, each sconce with petal rim, on a tapering reeded and foliate stem and three-scroll legs terminating in paw feet, height 66cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 319
A GEORGE III SMALL TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY, c.1790, of canted oblong form, the press moulded ribbed tortoiseshell panels with ivory stringing, the fascia inset with a panel depicting a small blue glass(?) pillared mausoleum with twisted gilt metal wire "steps" enclosing a painted funerary urn on a sky blue painted ground within a mirrored frame and all enclosed by a reverse white painted slightly convex clear glass within a metal fillet, the reverse applied with an engraved silver shield (unmarked), the hinged cover with metal loop handle opening to reveal a plain interior, 4" x 2 3/4", 4 1/4" high (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT) Non transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number VN4ZGX4NThe oval base appears to be original but the tortoiseshell and ivory are veneered above, so the edge of the base is very visible. Cover detached but no apparent damage to exterior, interior has some ivory veneer missing. Lock escutcheon damaged with loss. The mirror has tarnished, the white painting is good, however a couple of glass columns are loose and awry (one visible below on its side together with a few pieces of wire. Tortoiseshell and stringing generally good. Interior top lacks some ivory
Lot 151
A LADY'S SILVER AND ENAMEL PENDANT BALL WATCH, the silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, the un-numbered fifteen jewel movement by J. Grevere, in a turquoise guilloche enamel case painted with pink roses, the loop top with an urn of roses and forget-me-nots, stamped Sterling Silver, 925 (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Appears to be in working condition, movement could do with a clean. Dial approx. 1cm diameter. Case 2.2cm. Enamel remarkably good
Lot 209
A Derbyshire Blue John urn,19th century, partially complete, the tapering cylindrical body on a waisted stem and spreading circular base,8.5cm diameter14cm highProvenance: The personal collection of David and Elizabeth Hacker;purchased by the above from Gerald Dougall Antiques, London, 30 September 2004.
Lot 518
A turned wooden and gesso urn,19th century, French, with scroll-form handles above acanthus leaves in relief, and a gadrooned, waisted stem on a circular base,19cm diameter52cm high Condition ReportThe wood with several splits including two to the lid, one measuring 6cm long. The body with further splits, the largest being 10cm long. A chip to the base. But generally overall the item encompasses a distressed style.
Lot 255
An Ashford black marble urn,19th century, Derbyshire, the turned body inlaid with flowers, with gadrooned detail above a knopped waisted stem, raised on a square base, converted into a lamp,18cm diameter48cm highProvenance: The personal collection of David and Elizabeth Hacker.Condition ReportPat Test Failed.
Lot 198
A fluorspar campana urn,19th century, Crich, Derbyshire, of tapering form with a rolled top and a bulbous base,14cm diameter18cm highProvenance: The personal collection of David and Elizabeth Hacker;purchased by the above from Hansord Antiques, Lincoln, 25 July 2006.Condition ReportOne small old chip to the rim. One tiny chip to the underside of the rim. Light surface wear and scratches. Overall appears in good structural and cosmetic condition.
Lot 265
A pair of large gilt and patinated bronze candelabra,late 19th century, French Empire-style, each with a flaming urn finial above six scrolling branches and a reeded tapering column, raised on three paw supports and a tripartite base,83cm high (2)Provenance: Farm House, Farm Street, London W1.Condition ReportLight wear. Measure 54cm to top of capital. Both are structurally sound and ready for use.
Lot 211
A George III Derbyshire Blue John pedestal urn,late 18th/early 19th century, of ovoid form with a domed fixed cover, on a square Ashford black marble base, 8cm wide8cm deep25.5cm highProvenance: The personal collection of David and Elizabeth Hacker.Condition ReportA chip to the top of the finial. The finial has been broken and repaired. Some small areas of infill to the body. Breaks and repairs to the pedestal, with a small amount of movement. Some stress fractures and impact damage. Please see additional photos.
Lot 648
A pair of Regency-style bronze and parcel-gilt candelabra,each with a flaming urn finial above five scrolled sconces and a gilt collar, supported by a milk-glass cluster column above a gilt-bronze base, and raised on three bronze paw feet,13cm wide59cm high (2)Condition ReportLoss to base of one glass cluster column. The other with small discolouration/impact to base. Minor scuffs and discolouration to both columns. Overwise in good cosmetic order, sit flat and ready for use.
Lot 197
A George III Derbyshire Blue John urn,late 18th/early 19th century, of cylindrical tapering form, on an alabaster and Blue John plinth with a black marble base,9.5cm wide9.5cm deep32cm highProvenance: The personal collection of David and Elizabeth Hacker;purchased by the above from Woolley & Wallis. Condition ReportThe piece has seen recent restoration, with some later elements and areas of repair, including the finial and the base. Three chips to the rim of the cover and the urn has been reattached to the socle. Infills to the lower section of the plinth. Please see additional images.
Lot 670
A large Victorian painted cast iron urn, with an egg-and-dart border and gadrooned body, raised on a square plinth,104cm diameter130cm high overall (2)PLEASE NOTEThe pedestal the urn was placed upon in the saleroom and in the physical catalogue is incorrect. The image online is correct. Condition Report**Please note that the pedestal the urn was placed upon in the saleroom and physical catalogue is incorrect. The image online is correct.
Lot 665
A pair of painted cast iron urns,late 19th/early 20th century, each with an egg-and-dart border above a gadrooned body, raised on a spreading pedestal and on a stepped square base,60cm diameter135cm high including pedestals,together with another similar (6)PLEASE NOTE:The third urn in the lot was placed on the incorrect pedestal during viewing. The online catalogue image is correct.
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