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Lot 6044
Meissen porcelain figures(lot of 3) Meissen porcelain figures, including a lady selling bread, and a lady with a bucket and walking stick and two young children with flowers. The bread seller and children have molded bases with gilt highlights. The lady with walking stick rests on a molded base. Each figure is highly detailed and has blue crossed sword underglaze marks. Bread seller 5.5"h, Lady with walking stick 6"h x 2"w. Children 5 "h x 4"w.Starting Price: $400
Lot 563
A RARE GILT METAL JAEGER LECOULTRE DESK CLOCK WITH VISIBLE STICK MOVEMENT, CIRCA 1960s, D: Silver chapter ring with Roman Numerals. M: Visible stick movement with lever movement. C: A gilt metal case with circular base, approx height 260mm and base is 95mm in diameter. CONDITION REPORT D: Chapter ring in very good condition. M: Working at present. C: In very good condition, slightly tarnished. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / S: Strap / B: Bracelet.
Lot 512
A Pair of Silvered Brass and Copper Renaissance Style Table Candlesticks, Ferdinand Barbedienne, circa 1868, designed by Constant Sevin (1821-1888), made by D Atarge, of tapering columnar form, goat masks and swags to the urn socles, the main stems with entrelac, pendant fruits, musical trophies and leafage, on a beaded domed foot, inscribed on the rims F Barbedienne Paris C Sevin inv 1868 D Atarge Fit, 28cm high Stick 1 - bent on the sconce rim. Silver plating quite heavily worn off in various parts. Stick 2 - similarly worn. 280113
Lot 521
A Pair of Portuguese Silver Altar Candlesticks, maker`s mark AIG, unidentified, Lisbon, 18th century, in baroque style, of triangular section tripod form, of multi-knopped form with high relief neo-classical elements including husks, scrolls, masks and shells, the capitals with later associated white metal mounts with tongue and dart detail, leaf sheathed campana nozzles and removable sconces (sconces Joseph & John Angell, London 1838), 55cm high (excluding later lamp fittings) Stick 1 - bent foot and wobbling. Tiny hole mid stem. Stick 2 - appears good throughout. 050213
Lot 580
A Pair of Rococo Revival Silver Table Candlesticks, John Watson, Sheffield 1817, with shell moulded sconces and bulbous nozzles, on waisted stems enriched with acanthus leaves, to deeply moulded shaped circular weighted bases, each numbered S25 and S26, 29cm high Stick 1 - does not quite sit flat on a flat surface. Minor lean to the stem. Hallmarks are slightly rubbed but still easily legible. Some of the scroll extremities on the basal rim have been thumped. Otherwise condition good. Stick 2 - slight angle to the stem. Some of the scroll tips around the edge of the base have been thumped and are quite substantially squashed. Some deep denting around the nozzle rim. Both sticks are fairly heavy gauge and there appears to be no holes. However, both have been quite heavily used so are slightly worn throughout. 050213
Lot 1225
A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed C W Dixey, 3 New Bond St, London, circa 1840, with concealed mercury tube, single vernier ivory scale signed, well figured case with ebony stringing to the borders, turned cistern cover, 95cm high 16.01.13, Case with small dents to the ebony borders and small dents to the edges, the ivory adjusting knob is chipped, ivory dial is dirty in parts, mercury is visible in the tube, mercury is leaking from the cistern cover, needs to be restored.
Lot 1227
A Rosewood Stick Barometer, signed Chadburn, 71 Lord St, Liverpool, circa 1850, with concealed mercury tube, single ivory vernier scale signed, thermometer tube, turned cistern cover, 91cm high 11.12.12, Case with some minor dents to the edges of the trunk, arch top with veneer slightly lifting, dial is slightly dirty, mercury is visible in the tube.
Lot 1228
An Oak Stick Barometer, signed Negretti & Zambra, 107 Holborn Hill, 1 Hatton Gardn & Cornhill, London, circa 1860, carved spiral pediment, concealed mercury tube, twin vernier silvered dial signed, thermometer box, carved mouldings to the cistern cover, 108cm high 29.01.13, Case with some small scratches in parts and slight rubbing, silvered dials are slightly faded, mercury is still visible in the mercury tube.
Lot 1229
A Mahogany Ship`s Stick Barometer, signed John Good, 19 High St Hull, circa 1850, arched top, concealed tube with single vernier ivory dial signed, thermometer box, turned cistern cover, (distressed), 90cm high 29.01.13, Case with scuff marks and scratches in places, cistern cover with dents and signs of repair, mercury tube has smashed and needs a complete new mercury tube, central wall bracket gimbal is missing, ivory dial with a large chip to the top left hand side, barometer is distressed and needs restoring.
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