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Fine Art Sale
January 27th 2012
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BUYERS PREMIUM: 15% (VAT is applicable to the buyers premium only at the current rate)
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A book - Domestic Medicine or A Treatise On The Prevention And Cure Of Diseases by Regimen & Simple Medicines by William Buchan MD, published London 1798, leather bound. Est £50-70 |
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4 |
A book - Figurae Bibliae Clarissimi Doctoris Theologi 1554. Est £100-140 |
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6 |
A collection of Jackson's Oxford Journals for the years 1872, 1873, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1886, 1887 and 1893, bound with copies January until December. Est £300-400 |
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7 |
A collection of the Oxford Chronical including the Berks and Bucks Gazette for the years 1886, 1887 and 1888 bound with copies January until December. Est £120-160 |
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8 |
A black and white poster for the Oxford Cattle Market, February 8th 1865; the sale of ten acres of Underwood in Noke Wood, 1856; an entry form for the Bicester Christmas Fatstock Show and Sale, December 14th 1888; together with two hand written letters dated 1867 and 1883. Est £50-70 |
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9 |
A late 18c/early 19c church bell cast with a cross within concentric rings and a band of fleur de lys, the bell mouth 12"diam, 14"h, no clapper. Est £150-200 |
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10 |
A 19c pewter trophy tankard for Worcester College Scratch Fours 1859, the tankard with double scroll handle and hinged domed cover with thumbpiece, 8.5"h. Est £80-100 |
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11 |
An early 20c bronzed samovar of Grecian style with mask terminals to the scrolling handles, with gadroon edging and Greek key banding, being of baluster form with turn on / turn off tap, on a stepped column with a square base and cushion feet, 16.5"h. Est £90-120 |
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12 |
A pair of late 19c cast bronze figures of a lady and gentleman both in costume of the period, he standing in an observing pose and she offering a sealed letter in her right hand, on black marble plinths, the figures 10" and 11"h. Est £250-300 |
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13 |
A late 19c/early 20c bronze figure of a South American black boy wearing a straw hat and carrying a corn basket by Alois Mayer 1855/1914, 25"h. Est £1,200-1,500 |
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14 |
A pair of 19c patinated bronze candlesticks cast with griffin and mask and with wide drip pans and lobed urn shaped socles, 10"h. Est £90-120 |
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15 |
An early 20c Celadon table lamp of baluster form decorated with panels of white fuschia, with garland and bow ormolu mounts, base and collar, 16"h. Est £150-200 |
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17 |
A 19c Chinese cloisonne enamel vase of blue ground with roundel decoration, 11.5"h. Est £100-150 |
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18 |
A pair of 19c carved marble busts, one of the Duke of Wellington in a classical pose and the other an unknown gentleman, on turned marble plinths, 14"h. Est £500-700 |
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19 |
A late 19c cut and frosted glass fruit stand decorated with leaf and flowers on a cast ormolu base, 10.75"diam. Est £70-100 |
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22 |
A Tibetan symbolic brass tortoise mounted with two pearls, 4.5"w. Est £40-60 |
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23 |
A 19c Buddhist Kartika, flaying knife of steel and brass, 6"w. Est £50-70 |
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24 |
A Kartika, chopper of brass and steel with curved blade and straight cylindrical handle, 9"l. Est £40-60 |
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25 |
A Victorian pottery and brass single bottle inkstand with a hinged domed cover and cast base, 5"h. Est £40-60 |
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26 |
An early 20c French travelling clock, the watch movement having a 1.75" diameter white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, gilt hands and a seconds ring. It is contained in a cushion shaped silver fronted case embossed with Art Nouveau floral designs. The front is hallmarked for 1901 and the case has an easel stand. It is contained in a gull winged leather covered travelling case, 3.5" x 3". Est £200-250 |
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27 |
A late 19c French carriage clock in glazed brass obis type case. The movement has a cylinder platform escapement and going and alarm trains, the alarm working on a bell beneath the movement. The rectangular white enamel dial has Roman numerals to both the chapter ring and alarm set ring, 6" tall overall. Est £70-100 |
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28 |
An early 20c French mantel clock in round topped mahogany case, inlaid with boxwood stringing and a roundel below the dial with tulip design, the case has brass ball feet and the circular movement strikes on a gong and has a 4.5"diam white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and plain spade hands, 10" tall overall. Est £90-120 |
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29 |
A late 19c German bracket clock in round topped walnut case with stepped base and fluted columns flanking the 6" arched brass dial which has brass floral spandrels to corners and arch and a silver chapter ring with Gothic Arabic numerals. The three train barrelled spring movement quarter chimes on four straight rods and hour strikes on a fifth. There is a chime/silent lever on the side of the case, 18.5" tall overall. Est £150-200 |
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30 |
A late 18c English fusee dial clock, the 12" diameter silvered dial signed Delafons, Royal Exchange, London and having Roman numerals with Arabic outer minute figures. The single fusee movement has verge escapement, 'A' shaped plates and four knopped pillars and is contained in a mahogany salt box case with ribbed mahogany bezel and heavy cast and ribbed brass bezel with convex glass, 15" diameter overall. Est £1,500-2,000 |
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31 |
A late 18c eight day longcase clock, the 12" arched brass dial signed Richard Gunter, London and having a silvered centre and chapter ring and silvered strike/silent dial in the arch. The dial has seconds and date rings (hands missing), matched steel hands and floral corner spandrels. The five pillar movement has anchor escapement and is rack striking, the strike has been converted later from barrel to a gong. It is contained in a mahogany case with pagoda topped hood which has three brass finials and brass reeded fluted columns flanking the dial. The long trunk door has an arched top and raised edge moulding a well figured veneer. The base has an indented raised moulding and a double plinth with shaped lower edge, 95" tall overall. Est £900-1,200 |
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33 |
A mid 19c eight day longcase clock, the 13" arched painted dial signed John Low, Arbroath and having figures depicting the Continents in the corners and the depiction of a Royal visit in the arch. The dial has seconds and date rings and matched brass hands. The movement is rack striking on a bell (hammer detached) and is contained in a mahogany case with swan neck pediments and central ball and eagle finial to the hood. There are fluted columns flanking the dial and the trunk has fluted quarter columns flanking the short rectangular trunk door which has a fixed panel below, both with boxwood line inlay and darker crossbanding to the edges. The base has a circular inset of veneer and darker mahogany crossbanding, the plinth is missing, 79" tall overall. Est £450-500 |
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34 |
A mid 19c thirty hour longcase clock, the 13" arched painted dial signed J H Mercer, Appleby and having architectural scenes in the corners and a woman harvesting corn in the arch. The hands are matched brass, the plated thirty hour movement is chain driven with countwheel striking on a bell. It is contained in a broad Northern mahogany case with swan neck pediments to the hood and baluster columns flanking the dial. The trunk has baluster half columns flanking the short trunk door which has a wavy top and central panel of light oak veneer. The large base has an octagonal panel of matching oak veneer and a half round moulding for a plinth, 83" tall overall. Est £300-400 |
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35 |
A 19c Rand Macnally Indered terrestrial art globe of 12" diameter with a carved walnut pedestal stand, 24" high overall. Est £500-700 |
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36 |
A late Georgian steel beam balance with brass chain and pans together with troy ounce weights, the beam 13.5"w, contained in a pine box 18"w. Est £150-180 |
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37 |
A 19c Oriental black lacquered and gilt chinoisery decorated sewing box, with a fitted interior containing various ivory needlework tools and accessories over a well and a base drawer, with side carrying handles, 14"w. Est £150-200 |
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38 |
A 19c ebonised boullework and coloured enamel decorated travelling box, the original red leather and velvet interior containing bottles and jars with silver plated covers, ivory handled tools and accessories, 12"w. Est £150-200 |
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40 |
An early 19c rosewood and brass mounted officers box, with a flush fitting top handle, the box fitted and with a lift out shelve and having letter compartment and mirror, with manufacturers ticket for Thomas Lund, 10.5"w. Est £150-180 |
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42 |
A Victorian black lacquered papier mache tea tray of serpentine form with a raised border and having gilt and painted decoration, 31"w. Est £150-200 |
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46 |
A 19c rosewood cribbage box, folding and containing a pack of period playing cards together with ivory markers, the scoreboard surrounding a foliate panel, 10" long open. Est £90-120 |
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50 |
An early 20c Aston & Mander of London boxwood roller map holder with gilt brass rollers, a pediment compass and scale to base, together with a leather arm strap, patent number 13508, 7"w, 10"l. Est £100-140 |
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51 |
An Edwardian rosewood boxed set of drawing instruments with well, containing protractors, scales and parallel rule, 8"l. Est £50-70 |
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56 |
A late 19c/early 20c turned boxwood school Dames clicket, the turned baluster handle inscribed 'J Crabtree', 10"l. Est £90-120 |
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57 |
A late 19c turned wood monaural stethoscope, 6"l. Est £50-80 |
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58 |
A 19c Scottish turned and carved sycamore ladle, 11.5"l. Est £40-60 |
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59 |
A Tunbridgeware rosewood straight edge marked in 1" divisions, 9"l. Est £60-80 |
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60 |
A 19c rosewood owl bird call, 6"l. Est £50-70 |
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61 |
A 19c Scottish horn snuff box, 3"l. Est £50-70 |
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63 |
A 19c rosewood bilboquet baluster ring turned, 5"h. Est £70-90 |
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64 |
A late 19c boxwood rope splicing fid, 5.25"l. Est £40-50 |
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65 |
A collection of four Edwardian boxwood and brass folding rules and scales, two 12", one 6", one 4", one by Lufkin and a Stanley. Est £40-60 |
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71 |
An Edwardian turned boxwood bowls measure, with winder and two markers, the winder 4"l. Est £50-70 |
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73 |
An Edwardian pencil makers blank, 7.5"l. Est £20-30 |
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75 |
A 19c ebony engine turned circular box and cover, 3"diam. Est £50-70 |
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77 |
A Victorian table snuff box of circular form with central motif, engine turned, 3.5"diam. Est £40-60 |
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80 |
A 19c Scottish sycamore toddy ladle, 6.75"l. Est £40-50 |
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83 |
A 19c Tunbridgeware rosewood pill box of circular form with lift off cover, 1.75"diam. Est £30-40 |
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84 |
A 19c walnut shoe snuff with pinned sole and heel, 2.75"w. Est £50-60 |
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85 |
A Tunbridgeware rosewood counter box, 0.75"diam. Est £30-40 |
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86 |
A miniature model of wooden platter in Anne Hathaways cottage from Stanley Souvenir Stores, Tudor House, Stratford On Avon, 2.75"w. Est £20-30 |
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92 |
A 19c black lacquered papier mache snuff box, the hinged cover with a painted pictorial scene of Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva, a/f, 3.75"w. Est £60-80 |
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93 |
An Edwardian silver plated snuff box of oval form, the hinged cover embossed and chased with a tavern scene, 2.5"w. Est £40-50 |
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95 |
A Geschultz cold painted bronze figure of a stag, 4.75"w, 4.75"h. Est £120-150 |
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97 |
An Egyptian archaic carved wood ushabti, 6"h. Est £100-140 |
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98 |
A set of 19c European counters comprising a set of eight circular incised and inked with leaf and foliate bouquets, double sided, 1.25"diam together with eight rectangular similarly decorated, each 2.75"w and contained in a triangular shaped burrwood box 3.5"w. Est £150-200 |
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100 |
A late 19c French silver plated jewel casket of rectangular domed form with ornate cast strapping and medallion plaque of Henry IV, 4.5"w. Est £100-140 |
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102 |
A late 19c/early 20c silk fan painted with insects and flowers with lace borders, having pierced bone sticks, framed and glazed, the fan 13"l. Est £100-150 |
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104 |
An early 19c painted ivory circular box and cover, the cover with a Watteauesque scene, the sides with continuous flower bunch and swag border, 3.75"diam. Est £100-140 |
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105 |
A 19c ivory tusk thermometer, with both Fahrenheit and Centigrade scale, 6"h. Est £70-100 |
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106 |
A Victorian ivory page turner with Oriental silver mounts incorporating dates 1846 and 1896, 18"l, in box. Est £150-200 |
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107 |
A 19c ivory bookmark carved as belt and buckle, 8.5"l. Est £40-60 |
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108 |
A pair of Oriental carved ivory inros, both seated, one holding a mallet and the other a carp, each 1.5"h. Est £80-100 |
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109 |
A 19c carved ivory inro of a lady and child with an open scroll, together with a netsuke carved as three figures surrounding a large pumpkin, both a/f, 2.25" and 1.5"h. Est £50-80 |
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110 |
A Regency ivory toothpick holder and a carved circular rouge pot, 2.5"l, 1"diam. Est £40-50 |
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112 |
An 18c framed oval portrait miniature on ivory on board of Thomas Ching Williams, circa 1760, 2.75" x 2.75". Est £120-150 |
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113 |
An early 19c pocket watch, the plain silver case hallmarked for 1835. The unsigned verge movement has a finely chased and pierced balance cock and a cream convex enamel dial with Roman numerals and gilt hands, 2"diam overall. Est £100-150 |
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114 |
A mid 19c pair cased verge pocket watch by Andrew Wehole of Cambridge and numbered 706. The movement has a finely chased and pierced balance clock and a flat white enamel dial with gilt hands and Roman numerals. It is contained in silver pair cases hallmarked for 1868, 2" diam overall. Est £100-150 |
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115 |
An early 20c American pocket watch by Waltham. The keyless lever movement has a compensated balance and the white enamel dial has Arabic numerals, outer five minute numbers and a separate seconds dial. It is contained in an American gold filled case with engine turned back and the word 'Comrades' engraved in a cartouche, 2"diam overall. Est £100-150 |
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116 |
An early 19c pocket watch by John Mason of London, number 1807, the verge movement having front wind through the dial below 12. The movement has a plain flat balance and an engraved balance cock and the white convex dial has Arabic numerals and gilt hands. It is contained in a plain gilt case with flat section stem, 2" diam overall. Est £150-200 |
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117 |
An early 19c English pocket watch, the verge movement signed J Hemlett, London and having a finely chased and pierced balance cock and a white enamel dial. It is contained in silver pair cases hallmarked for 1832, 2.25"diam overall. Est £200-300 |
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118 |
A late 18c pocket watch signed John Richard, London 2716. The verge movement has baluster pillars, a key operated hairspring adjuster and a fine balance cock with a swan engraved on it. The dial has Roman numerals with Arabic outer minute figures and 'beetle and poker' hands. It is contained in plain gilt pair cases, 1.75"diam overall. Est £200-250 |
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124 |
An early 19c English pocket watch by Edward Prior (1800-1868) made for the Turkish market. The verge movement has delicate pierced pillars, a key operated hairspring adjuster and well pierced and engraved balance cock featuring an urn. The movement is numbered 77452 and the white dial is signed and has Turkish numerals and blued steel hands. It is contained in triple cases, the inner two being of silver and the outer one being covered in turtle shell with silver fixing pins, 2.25"diam overall. Est £900-1,100 |
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126 |
A 20c yellow and rose gold panel link bracelet approximately 28g. Est £500-600 |
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133 |
An 18ct diamond bracelet. Est £775-800 |
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135 |
An 18ct diamond ring. Est £250-275 |
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137 |
A 14ct amethyst pendant. Est £120-150 |
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138 |
A 9ct Victorian necklace. Est £150-175 |
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139 |
A 9ct and platinum three stone diamond ring. Est £75-100 |
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140 |
A set of six Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1810. Est £60-70 |
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141 |
A set of six Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1813. Est £50-60 |
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142 |
A set of six late Georgian Old English engraved teaspoons, London 1801. Est £50-60 |
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143 |
A collection of twenty Georgian feather edged teaspoons of various dates. Est £130-150 |
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144 |
A set of three late Georgian wine bottle tickets for Gin, Brandy and Whiskey, London 1830. Est £70-100 |
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145 |
A Regency caddy spoon, makers mark for Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1803. Est £40-50 |
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146 |
A pair of Victorian pepperettes, Birmingham 1897, 3.25"h. Est £50-70 |
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147 |
A Nathaniel Mills snuff box, engine turned, Birmingham 1830, 2"w. Est £150-200 |
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148 |
A 19c Continental silver snuff box, engine turned, 2.75"w. Est £50-70 |
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149 |
An Edwardian vesta case with base strike, Birmingham 1904, 1.5"w. Est £40-60 |
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150 |
A pair of Continental silver leaf formed table salts, 2"h. Est £80-100 |
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152 |
A silver cream jug of baluster form with double scroll handle and supported on three feet, 4"h. Est £90-120 |
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153 |
A sterling silver two handled trophy, leaf and scroll chased, half lobed cut on a baluster stand with circular base. Est £80-100 |
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154 |
A 19c toddy ladle with gold coin insert and having a whale bone handle, 13"l. Est £80-100 |
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155 |
A sterling silver cheese scoop in presentation box, 8"l. Est £50-70 |
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156 |
A George III fish server, London 1802, 12.5"l. Est £100-120 |
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157 |
A Victorian tea caddy of rectangular form, half lobed with a hinged slightly domed cover and supported on four ball feet, Sheffield 1886, 4"w. Est £150-180 |
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158 |
A Georgian style baluster coffee pot with a double scroll handle and hinged domed cover, supported on four pad feet, Sheffield 1971, 9.5"h. Est £450-500 |
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159 |
A four piece tea and coffee service with Greek key pattern banding, the teapot of squat baluster form, 11"w, the coffee pot 8.25"h, Sheffield 1922. Est £700-800 |
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160 |
A late Victorian set of twelve fruit knives and forks, bright cut and with mother of pearl handles and silver collars, in mahogany canteen. Est £70-100 |
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161 |
A Victorian silver plated domed topped meat cover, gadroon banded and with chased scrolling leaf panel decoration, leaf and flower cast handle, 14"w. Est £70-100 |
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162 |
A Victorian silver plated three division serving dish of circular form with beaded and shell cast rim, lift off lobed cover, carrying handle and water heated, 7.5"w. Est £50-80 |
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163 |
A pair of late 19c pink glass opaque white cut overlay scent bottles with gilt decoration and tulip stoppers, 6.5"h. Est £200-250 |
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164 |
Three 19c roemer wine glasses with green bowls, wheel engraved and gilded, each 3.5"h. Est £90-120 |
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165 |
A collection of 19c roemer glasses engraved and gilded and comprising of six 3.5"h, four 4"h and four 6"h. Est £350-400 |
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166 |
A 19c Chinese blue and white tankard painted with pagodas, islands, boats and trees and having entwined handle with seed pod terminals, a/f, 4.25"h. Est £80-100 |
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170 |
A 19c two handled blue and white transfer printed Vielleuse tisaniere stand with pierced decoration 6.75"h. Est £120-160 |
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171 |
An early 19c Wedgwood Rosso Antico teapot, cover and stand decorated with black sprigging in the Egyptian taste, the teapot of compressed globular form with crocodile finial to the cover 4"h overall. Est £100-150 |
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172 |
An 18c Westerwald stoneware jug with ribbed neck and foliate decoration, central GR medallion, glaze fault and chips, 7"h. Est £150-200 |
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176 |
A pair of late 19c Continental figures of recumbent greyhounds, 1 a/f. Est £50-70 |
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177 |
A 19c marble glazed French pottery money box of globular form surmounted by a chicken and supported on circular base, a/f, 9"h. Est £50-70 |
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182 |
Five early 19c Brameld dessert plates with shaped and moulded green glazed borders, the centres painted with floral sprays, a/f, 8.75"diam. Est £50-70 |
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184 |
A 19c pottery figure of Tanagra type, the moulded classical figure clothed in a blue Himation over a green glazed robe and supported on a square base, 12"h. Est £120-160 |
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185 |
Two 18c Sevres coffee cans, two cups and three saucers all painted with floral sprays within gilt dentil rims, some rubbing, slightly a/f. Est £150-200 |
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186 |
An early 19c figure of Antonia holding an urn containing the ashes of Germanicus, 8"h, a/f. Est £80-120 |
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188 |
A late Georgian needlework sampler with verse - E Sanderson, aged 9, 1806, framed and glazed, 14" x 12". Est £150-200 |
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189 |
A pair of late Georgian hair needlework pictures on silk, both possibly of Italian origin, one depicting a ruined temple with two figures in conversation in the foreground with a village beyond, the other depicting two figures with a dog together with horse and cart in a landscape close to a farmstead, framed and glazed, 4" x 6". Est £250-300 |
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190 |
A pair of Victorian needlework pictures of choir boys and girls, framed and glazed, 18" x 15.5". Est £200-300 |
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192 |
A new map of Arabia including Egypt, Abyssinia, The Red Sea etc from the latest authorities by John Cary, engraver, 1804, framed and glazed, 19" x 21". Est £160-180 |
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193 |
A collection of twenty seven late 18c/early 19c black and white engravings, all numbered and with accompanying index with titles including Volcan For Cupid Toils, The Mountains Soar Like Birds In Flying Chase, The Wild Wolf Bringing Forth His Fear In Vain, each framed and glazed, approximately 4" x 3", the mounts and frames 8" x 9". Est £200-250 |
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194 |
Unsigned - a 19c portrait of a lady, gilt framed, 5" x 5". Est £150-180 |
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195 |
Conrad H R Corelli 1895 - a North African street scene, signed and dated, framed and glazed, 6" x 4". Est £120-150 |
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196 |
W M Birchall - a pair, a Colonial clipper and My Dream Ship, signed and dated 1930, framed and glazed, each approximately 9" x 11.5". Est £250-300 |
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198 |
Unsigned - a late 18c/early 19c Madonna and Child, on metal panel, framed, 9" x 6.25". Est £200-250 |
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199 |
Unsigned - a late 18c/early 19c oil painting of a robed figure accompanied by a young boy praying, framed, 7.5" x 5.5". Est £150-200 |
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201 |
Piet Van Boxel, circa 1910 - portrait of a lady seated and knitting, oil on board, signed, framed, 11.5" x 9". Est £200-250 |
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202 |
Frederick E Valter - a cockerel and hens in a stable setting, oil on panel, signed, framed, 9.5" x 7.5". Est £300-350 |
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204 |
Unsigned - a late 18c/early 19c Dutch school portrait of a bull in a landscape, oil on board, framed, 9.5" x 12". Est £200-300 |
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205 |
Unsigned - a late 18c/early 19c Dutch school, four cattle at rest in a landscape, oil on board, framed, 11.5" x 13.5". Est £200-300 |
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208 |
J D Liddell - sheep in a Scottish highland setting with crofters cottage and homestead, oil on canvas on board, signed, framed, 11,5" x 17.5". Est £150-200 |
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210 |
H M Bryant '90 - study of a horse, Sunshine, oil on canvas, signed and dated, framed, 17.75" x 23.5". Est £1,200-1,500 |
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211 |
Thomas Peploe Wood 1817/1845 - a scene from the Battle of Naseby, oil on canvas, signed, framed, 25" x 35". Est £900-1,200 |
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212 |
The sanctuary and Gothic column Cornish stone composition contemporary sculpture, influence by Claus Slater of Haarlem, Holland and manufactured by Tudor Gate Garden Ornament, Cornwall, 62"h. Est £150-200 |
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213 |
A late Georgian mahogany bureau bookcase, the bookcase with dentil moulded cornice over a blind fret carved frieze, fitted shelves enclosed by astragal glazed doors, supported on a bureau base with fall front and fitted interior, having four long drawers and bracket feet, 42"w, 88"h. Est £500-700 |
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217 |
A 19c mahogany secretaire chest, the secretaire with fall front and fitted interior over three long drawers and supported on bracket feet, 42.5"w, 41"h. Est £300-350 |
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218 |
An early 18c walnut veneered bureau with fall front and fitted interior with well, over two short and two long drawers, for restoration, 33"w, 36"h. Est £250-300 |
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219 |
A Victorian mahogany serving table with shaped top and three quarter gallery, having one long frieze drawer and supported on ring turned baluster legs, 40"w, 33"h. Est £200-250 |
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221 |
A Victorian mahogany side table of rectangular form with moulded edge, having one long frieze drawer and supported on ring turned tapering legs, 36"w, 31"h. Est £180-200 |
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222 |
An Edwardian mahogany Adams style fold over serpentine card table, with a deep fluted front frieze and supported on carved and fluted tapering legs with pointed feet, 38"w, 29"h. Est £250-300 |
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223 |
A mid Georgian mahogany kneehole desk of rectangular form with moulded edge, having one long frieze drawer over kneehole with drawer and cupboard flanked by six short drawers and supported on bracket feet, 31.5"w, 30h. Est £400-500 |
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224 |
A George III mahogany chest of four long graduated drawers with a slide and supported on bracket feet, 35.5"w, 36"h. Est £500-700 |
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225 |
An Edwardian Sheraton satinwood two tier oval tray top tea table, painted and with oval central burrwood motifs, with line inlay and chequer border edging and supported on square tapering slightly splayed legs with pointed feet and having an X-formed stretcher rail, 35"w, 32.5"h. Est £400-600 |
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226 |
A late Georgian mahogany bureau with fall front and fitted interior over four long graduated drawers, with brass fittings and supported on bracket feet, 36"w, 39"h. Est £500-700 |
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227 |
An Oriental hardwood hexagonal low table with lattice formed top decorated with brass rosettes, 30"w. Est £80-100 |
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228 |
A late Regency rosewood fold over pedestal card table, the table with gadroon carved edge, scrolling brackets and supported on square column with stepped collar, on a quatrefoil base with inverted scrolling feet, 36"w, 30"h. Est £350-400 |
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230 |
A pair of late 19c walnut framed wall mirrors with bevel edged glass plates decorated with gilded reel and bead under a vase and scroll formed pediment, each 23"w, 65"l. Est £200-250 |
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231 |
An Edwardian Sheraton style satinwood bureau bookcase painted and decorated with oval classical panels within ribbon and scroll, having a fall front and fitted interior over two short drawers with cupboard under, having a shaped apron and splayed bracket feet, 34"w, 18"h. Est £1,500-2,000 |
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234 |
A 19c satinwood standing open breakfront bookcase, crossbanded and line inlaid with ormolu mounts and columnar turned and carved spindled pilasters, supported on a plain plinth, 56"w, 35"h. Est £900-1,200 |
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235 |
A Victorian mahogany needlework table of rectangular form with moulded edge and rounded corners, having two long frieze drawers and two opposing dummy drawers over a pull out material lined pocket and supported on a stretcher frame with square supports, turned stretcher rail and platform supported by turned bun feet with castors, 26"w, 29"h. Est £300-350 |
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236 |
A mid 19c figured mahogany bow front chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, within column pilasters and raised on turned pointed feet, 40"w, 40"h. Est £300-400 |
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237 |
A 19c French mahogany bedside table with white veined marble insert within a three quarter gallery, having one short drawer over tambour fronted cupboard with side carrying handles and supported on turned tapering legs, 15"w, 31"h. Est £100-140 |
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238 |
An Edwardian mahogany revolving table top bookstand, brass line inlaid, 9"w, 12"h. Est £90-120 |
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239 |
A late Regency mahogany serpentine toilet mirror, shield shaped and supported on a base fitted three short drawers, crossbanded and line inlaid, 15.5"w. Est £90-120 |
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241 |
A Victorian mahogany centre table of octagonal form, the marquetry table top decorated with a central star on a cubework panel within a burrwood border, supported on four splayed scrolling legs, 27"h x 19"w. Est £200-250 |
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244 |
A George III mahogany bow front bedroom chest, having one deep upper drawer over a shelved cupboard enclosed by two doors and supported on bracket feet, 25"w, 29"h. Est £150-200 |
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246 |
An Edwardian nest of three mahogany Georgian style occasional tables, crossbanded and supported on tapering columns with splayed legs, 16"w, 24"h. Est £120-150 |
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247 |
A Victorian rosewood fire screen of rococo form, leaf and scroll carved with a foliate pediment and having a needlework floral bouquet insert, supported on a stretcher frame, 23"w, 39"h. Est £100-150 |
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248 |
A late 19c Oriental hardwood box seat profusely carved in relief with dragons and insects, supported on a lattice carved base, 19.5"w, 17"h. Est £100-140 |
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249 |
A 19c wooden torchere, the column carved as a mythological winged animal figure with a female head, supported on a shaped base with three bold paw feet and supporting a circular platform, 18"diam, 43"h. Est £300-400 |
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250 |
A mid Victorian burr walnut oval centre table, the table top with marquetry and line inlay, supported on four columns raised by four splayed legs with scrolling feet and castors, 39"w, 28"h. Est £350-400 |
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252 |
A late Georgian mahogany bureau of small proportion with fall front and fitted interior over a base having four long graduated drawers, supported on bracket feet, 30"w, 39"h. Est £400-500 |
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254 |
A 19c boullework clock bracket, wall mounted and with Baccus masks, the platform 21" w, 11"deep. Est £400-600 |
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255 |
A late Georgian mahogany Pembroke table, crossbanded in satinwood and having rounded corners to the twin flaps, fitted one end drawer and one opposing dummy drawer, supported on fluted tapering legs with castors, 34"w. Est £250-300 |
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256 |
A George III mahogany oval twin flap gateleg dining table, supported on bold tapering legs with pad feet, 36"w. Est £150-200 |
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257 |
A 19c giltwood and stucco wall mirror, triple panelled and with five shelves, decorated with swag and husk, 26.5"w x 39"h. Est £250-300 |
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258 |
An early Victorian rosewood stretcher table of rectangular form with shaped corners and shallow frieze, supported on twist carved duet end supports raised on platforms with inverted legs cojoined by twist carved stretcher rail, 33.5"w. Est £250-300 |
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261 |
A late 18c/early 19c oak two drawer dresser with rack, the dresser with a shaped apron and having slight cabriole front legs with bold pad feet and rear square legs, 54.5"w, 75"h. Est £500-700 |
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262 |
A 1920's oak dining room suite comprising a drawer leaf refectory style dining table with bold baluster columns on stepped platforms and with central moulded stretcher rail, the table extending to 110" and being 39"w; a set of six (2+4) dining chairs with brown leather upholstered seats and studded back panels; a fitted drinks cabinet with four pull out glass shelves and two fixed wine bottle pull out compartments over one drawer and supported on four baluster legs with moulded box stretcher rails, 31.5"w, 60.5"h; a substantial slightly bow front side cabinet fitted shelves and central pull out drawer and enclosed by three hinged and panelled doors over a base with three short drawers and having four front baluster carved legs with moulded stretcher rails and rear square legs, 66.5"l, 53"w. All pieces carved with borders and panels of fruiting vine and leaf. Est £900-1,200 |
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263 |
An 18c oak table top cabinet fitted a shelf and enclosed by an arched door, 13"w, 18"h. Est £80-100 |
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264 |
A late 17c/early 18c oak bible box, with carved front panel and containing a copy of the New Testament, the box 22.5"w. Est £100-140 |
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265 |
An 18c oak chest on chest, the upper section under a moulded cornice, having three short drawers over three long graduated drawers, on a base with two short and two long drawers, crossbanded in walnut and supported on bracket feet, 39"w, 67.5"h. Est £500-700 |
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266 |
A matched set of seven Victorian Windsor hooped wheelback chairs (2+5). Est £150-200 |
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267 |
A Victorian oak standing open bookcase with fruit and lion mask carved pilasters flanking four open shelves, on a plain plinth, 46"w, 46"h. Est £150-200 |
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268 |
A late 17c oak geometric chest of four long graduated drawers on later bracket feet, 39"w, 37"h. Est £400-600 |
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269 |
An early 19c oak chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, pine lined and supported on bracket feet, 38"w, 39"h. Est £250-300 |
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270 |
A period oak twin flap oval gate leg dining table, 43"w, 27"h. Est £300-400 |
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271 |
A late Victorian oak box settle scroll and leaf carved and having scrolling arms with carved baluster supports, supported on baluster carved front legs and rear straight legs, 61"w. Est £300-400 |
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272 |
A 19c rosewood two seater sofa, upholstered, the show frame with spindled top rail and fluted columns, with scrolling arms supported on twist carved supports with baluster front legs and rear square swept legs, 50"w. Est £250-300 |
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274 |
A set of ten late Regency mahogany sabre legged dining chairs with curved horizontal top rails and splat, leaf and scroll carved and having drop in seats. Est £1,500-2,000 |