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18th Century Marble Topped Painted Console Table

French, 1775
An 18th century carved and painted wood console table from the Louis XVI period, the original breche du tholonet marble top above a frieze of floral rosettes within running guilloche, the whole on turned and tapering stop fluted legs.

Height: 34in. (86cm)
Width: 50in. (127cm)
Depth: 23in. (58cm)
 

Source: Wakelin and Linfield

A fine brass-inlaid drawing room cabinet

Attributed to John Mclean

English

Circa 1815. 

Source: Dome Antiques (exports) Ltd

A New Hat

Winifred George Exh 1908-1936
Dated 1908

Size: 12.5 x 10.5ins

Source: Kaye Michie Fine Art

Adalbert Bella Schaffer

"Still Life"
Oil painting on canvas

Source: Jerome Fine Art

Amboyna Side Cabinet

Attributed to Holland and Sons
English, c 1860

This exhibition quality cabinet has a shaped
top with rounded ends above a frieze
of scrolling acanthus foliage and arcades.
The central panelled door is separated
from foliate trellis side cupboards
by pilasters inlaid with gardening and
musical accoutrements in exotic timbers
including lacewood, palm, sycamore and
rosewood with penwork detailing. The
main motif comprises an extravagant floral
arrangement of tulips, tea roses, sweet
peas, crown imperials and many more
in a classical pedestal vase with lion
mask handles. There are love birds on a
tambourine on one side and two further
birds defending their nest from a serpent on
the other. The whole is edged with ebony
and numerous borders of cross-banded
veneers. Height: 42½in; 107cm
Width: 79in; 201cm
Depth: 20½ in; 52cm
Footnote:
Holland and Sons of London were first
recorded in 1815 as Taprell and Holland.
under the management of William Holland,
a relative of the famous Regency architect
Henry Holland, they became cabinetmakers
and upholsterers to Queen Victoria; their
first commission being for Osborne House
in 1845. Granted the Royal Warrant in 1846,
the company went on to supply Windsor
Castle, Balmoral and also the new Houses
of Parliament. In 1851 they exhibited at the
Great Exhibition and were represented at all
the major exhibitions thereafter. 

Source: Wick Antiques Limited

Antoine Bouvard Senior

(1875-1957)
The Piazzetta and Doges Palace, Venice

Oil on canvas, signed 21 x 25 ins

Source: Walker Galleries Ltd

Antoni Clavé

"Roi"
Mixed medium on paper a Marruflé on canvas, 1960.

Size: 58 x 74 cm

Source: Mayoral Galeria D'Art

Archibald Knox

A gold Suffragette pendant for Liberty& Co. set with purple tourmalines, green peridot and pearl drops.
English. Circa 1900.
Lit.: An illustration in The Designs of Archibald Knox. A. J. Tilbrook. 1976. Page 189.
The peridot was an original addition to the drawing to complete the colours.
Size: Height of pendant 6.8 cm. Width of pendant 2.5 cm.
 

Source: Van Den Bosch

Art Deco Clock

Pure Art Deco clock, in Walnut Shagreen with chrome mounts.
English, c1935.
The movement is electric & fully working.

Size: H 12″ 30cm W 15 1/2″ 38cm
 

Source: Smith & Robinson

Art Deco Pendant

Citrine and diamond
1920s

Source: John Joseph

Art Nouveau Pendant

Ruby, emeralds, diamonds, pearls
1890

Source: John Joseph

Attractive Ziegler Carpet

A pleasant early example with an understated soft-bluey grey field beautifully drawn with wonderful colour harmony.
c 1880

Size: 7.10 x 4.20 metres
23'4 x 13' 9 feet

Source: Gallery Yacou

Augustus John

1878-1961
 

'Gitana'

c. 1921

Signed, oil on canvas

Size: 16 x 13 inches

Provenance: Arthur Tooth, London

Source: The Court Gallery

Bakhtiari Rug

from Chahur Makal, West Iran

19th century

£15,000

Size: 6'10" x 4'9"

Source: Christopher and Angela Legge Oriental Carpets

Blackamoor

Signed by Nardi who has been in business in Venice since 1900, famous for his Blackamoors.
Most likely the moor from Othello.
c 1955

Source: Anthea A G Antiques Ltd

Bronze with Very Dark Green Patination

Tiger Crouching on a Rock
Thomas Francois Cartier (French, Ed. circa 1910)

Signed: Cartier

A well indexed animalier sculptor. Exhibited Paris Salon.

SIZE: Height: 13 ins Width: 19 ins

Source: Santana Decorative Arts

Byzantine Coin

Theodosius II of Adriamytium (715-717), Gold Solidus, Rome, dN ThEODOSIS AVG, crowned bust of emperor facing, wearing loros and holding globus cruciger and akakia, rev. VICTORI-AVG A, cross potent on three steps, L to left, star to right, CONOB in exergue, 4.15g (MIB N8; S 1498).

One of the great Byzantine rarities, in excellent state.

£10,000

Source: A. H. Baldwin & Sons

C18th Mahogany Chair

A fine mahogany Gainsborough chair
Circa 1780

£12,500
 

Source: Guy Dennler Antiques

C18th Map of the Western Hemisphere

"Carte tres Curieuse de la Mer du Sud"
Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684 – 1743)
Copper engraved map on four joined sheets, with recent hand colouring, from Atlas Historique.
Published in Paris, 1719.

Size: 78 x 140 cm

One of the most decorative maps showing the Western hemisphere with the American continent in the middle, Europe and Africa to its right and Japan, China and the outline of Australia to the left. The map shows various trade and exploration routes in the Pacific and Atlantic as well as depictions of explorers, beavers and fisheries and various other vignettes. California is depicted as an island – a misconception that was nurtured in the 17th and 18th c despite evidence to the contrary.

Framed. Price £ 27,5000
 

Source: Angelika C. J. Friebe Ltd

Calla Lily Necklace

Mounted in silver-upon-gold; with old-cut diamond set stems; pavé set ruby lily flowers; yellow diamond set stigmas and green plique à jour enamel leaves.

£55,000.00

Source: Moira London Ltd

Celebration Cup

Bohemian goblet dated 1818 finely engraved with a scene of young men celebrating.

Height: approx 30 cms

Source: Brian Watson Antique Glass

Charles Brooking

British 1723-1759
Sunset : the ship rigged royal yacht Royal Caroline in a light air with other shipping beyond
Oil on canvas
Signed `C.Brooking' (lower left)

Size: 10 x 15 1/8 ins (25.4 x 38.4 cm)
 

Source: Rountree Fine Art

Charles Henri Quinet

CHARLES HENRI QUINET (1830-1912)
The beach at Villerville looking towards La Havre

Oil on canvas 61.6 x 100.3cm; signed
Original antique French 19th Century 'Salon' frame with multiple enrichments, original gilding

Overall framed size 92.1 x 130.2cm
 

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Charles Swyncop

CHARLES SWYNCOP (1895-1970)
Still life with white flowers

Oil on canvas 66.5 x 54cm; signed
Reproduction late 17th century 'Salvator Rosa' moulding frame, gilt and painted

Overall framed size 86.4 x 73.7cm

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Cigar Set

Wooden coppered cigar barrel with silver banding and ivory finial
approx 8″ tall

Art Deco ivory and glass tray with handles English
c1930, 12″ long

Silver and ivory page turner in the form of a golf club, made by Henry Mathews
Dated Birmingham 1904 with inscription ‘Presented to Major Doyne 1st Prize 10th Oct 1904′

A table cigar cutter on ivory tusk
c1900, 8 1/2″ long
 

Source: Smith & Robinson

Cyclops

Daum Sculpture by Salvador Dali
Pate de verre art glass
France, 1967
Blue abstract form with an eyeball at top signed Dali, also signed in the casting, numbered 22/150, dated 67, 

Size: 19 3/4 ins
 

Source: Sylvia Powell Decorative Arts

Dance an Art Nouveau Bronze Figure

Edward Onslow Ford
English, c 1890
Semi nude dancing maiden on a circular base.
Signed Onslow Ford to the base.

Size: approx 35 cm tall

£,3750

A life size version of this figure is in the Lady Lever Art Galler at Port Sunlight.
 

Source: Solo Antiques

Daum 'Pois de Senteurs' Vase

c 1900
Daum cameo glass vase. Acid etched and enamelled. Decorated with sweet peas.
Signed in cameo Daum Nancy with the cross of Lorraine. Also initialled with the Artists initials.

£1950
 

Source: Solo Antiques

Deep Winter Vase

1900

Height: 20 cm
Signed and with Cross of Lorraine.

Early 20th Century French trumpet glass vase, with etched and enamelled deep winter snow landscape scene.
 

Source: Hickmet Fine Arts

Diamond and 18 carat gold earrings

1940s

Source: Anthea A G Antiques Ltd

Duke of Windsor's Hunting Crop

Includes letter of provenance
1945
 

Source: Geoffrey Breeze Antique Canes

Early 19th Century Horse-Shoe “Drinking” Table

c 1820
Mahogany, in the style of Gillows of Lancaster with original removable centre leaf & replacement double brass decanter arms & red papier-mâché coasters.
The table, with extending flaps & moulded edged frieze supported on ring-turned reeded tapering legs ending on original brass castors.

Height: 30 ins (76 cms)
Width/Length: 57 ins (145 cms)
Depth: 29 ins (74 cms)
Other Dimensions: Max Depth flaps up: 42ins. (107cms.)

£ 11,800.00
 

Source: Patrick Sandberg Antiques

Edouard Cortes

French 1882 – 1969
“La Porte, St Denis”
Oil on canvas

Size: 12.25x 17.5 ins

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

Edwardian Brooch Pendant

Enamel, dimaond and pearl
1910

Source: John Joseph

Elephant Figure

Charles Noke (1858-1941) for Royal Doulton
Elephant figure with a rare 'Sung' glaze
Burslem England c1930.

Size: 12 x 18 ins
Painted signature and marks to the foot.
 

Source: Sylvia Powell Decorative Arts

English Centre Table

Ebony, walnut and floral marquetry inlay
C 1825

Source: Wakelin and Linfield

Eugene Galien-Laloue

(1854-1941)
“le Boulevard Saint Martin”
Watercolour and Gouache
Signed

Size: 12.5” x 16”
 

Source: Callaghan Fine Paintings

F. Sarlandie

French, c1930
Jewelled Limoge Enamel of a Young Beauty

Signed F. Sarlandie

SIZE: Height: 16 1/2 ins (40cm) Width: 13 ins (31cm)

This is a scarce and large and fine Art Nouveau enamel signed by Master Enameller, Sarlandie
 

Source: Santana Decorative Arts

Fanny Fleury

FANNY FLEURY (1848-1905)
Woman reading

Oil on canvas 61.6 x 43.5cm; signed
Reproduction French 19th century Louis XVI Revival frame, with matt and burnished water gilding

Overall framed size 81.3 x 62.9cm
 

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Fernand Léger

"Project pour Sao Paolo"
Pencil and indian ink on paper, c1952

Size: 41 x 33.3 cm

Source: Mayoral Galeria D'Art

Fine Tabriz Carpet

Origin: Persia
c 1880

This elegant piece is associated with a well-known and highly respected Masterweaver, Hadji Jalili, who wove the most sophisticated decorative pieces in the city of Tabriz specifically for the Western and European market during the Late 19th and early 20th Centuries.
 

Source: Gallery Yacou

Frances Thalia How & Jean Milne

A splendid Arts & Crafts silver necklace set with moonstones. Original fitted case.
English. Circa 1900.
Frances Thalia How exhibited 1896-1928 & Jean Milne exhibited 1904-1917.
Their address was 72, Pembroke Walk Studios, London.
Lit.: The Directory of Gold & Silversmiths, Jewellers & Allied Traders, 1838-1914, John Culme, London 1987, p. 240, ref 7541.
Size: Length of central panel 8 cm. Width 5.3 cm. Around necklace 43 cm.
 

Source: Van Den Bosch

Frank Paton

British 1856-1909
"Who’s the fairest of them all?"
Oil on canvas, signed and dated

Size: 24 x 20 ins
 

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

Frederick Marinus Kruseman

"Winter Landscape with Skaters Near a Castle"
Kruseman (1816-1882)
Dutch

Size: 30 x 42 ins

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

French School

19th Century
A Ballooning Expedition in the Alps
Oil on canvas

Size: 17 x 20.5 ins (43.2 x 52 cms)
 

Source: Rountree Fine Art

Galle Flowers Vase

Monumental Emile Galle cameo vase
c 1900
Signed in cameo, depicting flowers in yellow, blue, green and 'true' black.

Price £5,650.

Source: M & D Moir

Galle Hatpin Holder

Rare and unusual Emile Galle 1st period enamelled hatpin holder, decorated with a 'cricket' c1895

Price £980

Source: M & D Moir

Gem and Pearl Set Camel

c 1890

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Georg August Goldfuss

Monkey with a Banana
Coloured lithograph published in Germany 1824-48.
 

Source: Isaac and Ede

George I Burr Walnut Bureau Bookcase

c 1720
The moulded top above a cavetto cornice and two shaped, mirrored doors with soft bevelled mirror plates above pull out candle stands and opening to reveal an interior fitted with drawers, shaped pigeon holes, shelves and folio stands, the bureau flap opening to show further small drawers and shaped pigeon holes around a central door flanked by architectural columns above a leather lined writing surface, two half width and three full width drawers, the whole raised on shaped bracket feet. The sides are crossbanded and the whole piece is elaborately inlaid with chevron or feather banding throughout.

£75,000-00
 

Source: W R Harvey and Co (Antiques) Ltd

George II Carved Mahogany Armchair

Rare George II Carved Cuban Mahogany Gentleman’s Library Armchair
attributable to Elwick & Wright English c.1755.

Price: £26,500

The chair has a fine 18th Century serpentine shaped back with carved arms and ancanthus leaf decoration to the supports. The unusual cabriole leg with upturned leafwork is crisply carved and of the highest quality and sits brass castors.

The antique chair was at one time owned by the Antiques Dealers, J & W Tweed.

James W Tweed and Harold Tweed joined BADA (British Antique Dealers Association) in July 1952 trading as J. and W. Tweed, 408 and 410 Leeds Road BD3 9RE in Bradford. In 1984 the listing changed to Ilkley, J. and W. Tweed Antiques (H Tweed), 4 Corn Mill, Menston, LS29 6BY. James William Tweed, Harold's brother, died in March 1977 after an illness. Harold continued trading until 1985 and from 1986 was a retired member of BADA (British Antique Dealers Association) Harold then died suddenly on 13 December 1995.

Note: The Wakefield based partnership between Richard Wright & Edward Elwick lasted between 1747-1771 and was the most prominent in Yorkshire in the second half of the 18th century with the same levels of patronage within the county that Gillows was to develop within Lancashire. Their list of patrons was indeed lengthy and distinguished and included the likes of Sir Rowland Winn at Nostell Priory, the Duke of Norfolk at Worksop Manor, Viscount Irwin at Temple Newsam House, John Spencer at Cannon Hall and most notably, the Marquis of Rockingham at Wentworth Woodhouse. This early antique piece bears all the hallmarks of the Wright & Elwick workshop, a Chippendale design with fine early construction.

Seat: 24" (61cm) w x 17" (43cm) h x 20" (51cm) d

Dimensions: Chair 26.75" (68cm) w x 36.5" (93cm) h x 24.5" (62cm) d

Source: Freshfords Fine Antiques

George II Walnut Desk

George II Walnut Kneehole Desk with featherbanding on bracket feet
Circa 1730

HEIGHT 29 ½”, DEPTH 19”, LENGTH 34 ½”

£11,500.
 

Source: Guy Dennler Antiques

George III Candelabrum

Silver
Sheffield
1793

Source: Mary Cooke Antiques Ltd

George III Period Long Case Clock

A superb George III Period Mahogany Long Case Clock of eight days duration with sweep centre seconds hand and lunation train to the arch.

Peter Fearnley, Wigan.
C 1780-1790

Source: W R Harvey and Co (Antiques) Ltd

George III Serpentine Commode

Mahogany, possibly by Thomas Chippendale
c 1770

Source: Millington Adams Ltd

Gillow Settee

William IV Mahogany Settee made and stamped by Gillows c.1835.

Price: £16,500
 

Source: Freshfords Fine Antiques

Greek coin

Sicily, Leontinoi (c. 476-466 B.C.),
Silver Tetradrachm, rev. LEONTINO, head of roaring lion right, four barley-grains around, 17.50g (Boehringer, "Die Münzgeschichte von Leontini in klassischer Zeit," in Studies to Price, pl. 10, 4 (these dies); SNG ANS 201 (these dies); Rizzo, Taf. XXII, 7 (this reverse die), 8 (this obverse die)). Cabinet tone, well-centred,  very fine, rare.

£4,950
 

Source: A. H. Baldwin & Sons

Henri Matisse

(1869-1954)
Vieux port de Marseille, 1918
Oil on panel, signed.

Size: 10 1/2 x 13 7/8 ins.

Formerly in the collection of Roger Fry - one of the leading lights of the Bloomsbury Group. Fry bought the picture in 1924 and on his death in 1934 bequeathed it to Vanessa Bell who owned it until her death in 1961. The painting was hanging at Charleston in Sussex for many years and was a constant talking point for the Bloomsbury Group.

Source: The Court Gallery

Henry Nelson O'Niel

"L'Innamorata"
1857, signed and dated
Exhibited at the British Institution in 1857

Source: Cambridge Fine Art

Heriz Carpet

An attractive piece with a simple artistic design with a lovely soft colour combination.
c 1890
Origin: Persia

Size: 3.43 x 2.95 metres
11' 3 x 9' 8 feet

Source: Gallery Yacou

Jasper and Gem Set Snuff Box

c 1850

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Joan Miró

"Sense Titol"
Pastel and pen ink on paper, 1934

Size: 46.7 x 63.3 cm

Source: Mayoral Galeria D'Art

John Atkinson Grimshaw

British 1836 – 1893
“Liverpool Docks”
Oil on canvas

Size: 12x18 ins

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

John Linnell

Exhibited three times at the Royal Academy

Source: Cambridge Fine Art

John William Godward

British 1861 – 1922
“A Roman Beauty”
Oils on canvas, signed and dated 1912

Canvas size: 20 ins x 16 ins
Frame size: 27 ins x 23 ins

Source: Willow Gallery

Joseph Farquharson

British 1846-1935
"When the West with Evening Glows"
Oil on canvas, signed

Size: 20 x 30 ins

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

Joseph Scholz

Caricature of a Hunter
Colour printed lithograph published in Belgium circa 1860
 

Source: Isaac and Ede

Lady of the Spring Pendant

Art Noveau
18 carat enamel, diamond and pearl, pink flower with green and rustic leaves
1900
Austria

Source: John Joseph

Lalique Chasse Chien Plate

Early Rene Lalique original brown stain 'Chasse Chien' plate
Designed 1914

Price £980
 

Source: M & D Moir

Laquer Longcase Clock

William Bassett
Swansey, c 1740

Height to top of finial: 279 cm

Source: Campbell & Archard Ltd

Late Meiji Period, Japanese vase

Japanese vase with a silver dragon coiled around the neck clutching the "sacred jewel". Decorated with ivory panels and shibayama inlays, with enamel mounts. Signed in a tsuishu red lacquer reserve Masayuki and stamped in the silver Takasaki.

Size: 11.5in (h) x 4in (w) 

Source: Laura Bordignon Antiques

Lawrence Stephen Lowry

British 1887 – 1976
“Man Walking”
Oil on canvas, framed and signed

Size: 16 ins x 12 ins
Frame size: 21 ins x 17 ins
 

Source: Willow Gallery

LIBERTY & Co.

A Cymric, silver clock with an enameled dial. Faux rivet decoration to front and sides. The clock face with the legend 'FESTINA LENTE', ‘make haste, slowly’. 
Mark for Liberty & Co. and ‘Cymric’. 
Hallmarks for Birmingham 1903. 
Lit.: Archibald Knox. Edited by Stephen A. Martin.

Size: Height 14 cm. Width at base 8.3 cm. Depth 6.7 cm. 
 

Source: Van Den Bosch

Limoge Enamel Portrait of Saint Fabiola

Mono, Limoge
(French, circa 1900 – 1910)

SIZE: Height: 11 ½ ins Width: 8 ins
 

Source: Santana Decorative Arts

Ludovic Rodo Pissarro

LUDOVIC RODO PISSARRO (1878-1952)
Cafetiére and flowers on a table

Oil on board 33 x 41.9cm; signed
Reproduction Continental 20th Century artist's frame with painted finish

Overall framed size 49.5 x 57.5cm

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Luigi Loir

“Ice Skaters”
Luigi Loir, French (1845 – 1916)
Oil on panel, signed.

Size: 6.5in x 8.5in
 

Source: Willow Gallery

Marc Chagall

(1887-1985)
The Two Banks, 1980
Original Hand Signed and Inscribed Lithograph in Colours on Arches vellum paper

Size: 116 x 75.5 cm / 45.7 x 29.7 in
 

Source: Gilden's Arts Gallery

Mid 19th Century Chippendale Style Dining Chairs

A set of 10 single and 2 arm mid 19th Century mahogany Dining Chairs
Chippendale style
c 1860

Probably by ‘Butler of Dublin,’ having serpentine top rails above lattice splats with carved cartouches and stuffover seats supported on acanthus carved cabriole legs with claw & ball feet and stretchers. The carver chairs with bold carved and scrolled out swept arms and supports.

Height: 37.5 ins (95 cms)
Width/Length: 23.5 ins (60 cms)
Depth: 18.5 ins (47 cms)

Price: £ 28,000

Source: Patrick Sandberg Antiques

Miniature Necessaire Cabinet

An 8 14 inch Necessaire cabinet designed as a miniature secretaire made in London with watch inset by J. Weldon

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Oak gothic chairs

Set of 6 mid 19th century oak gothic design chairs
 

Source: S & S Timms Antiques Ltd

Original Clara Butt Glasses

Two wine glasses engraved with the crest of Robert Kennerley, the husband of Dame Clara Butt. These glasses are probably from this couple's service bought at the time of their wedding in June 1900.

Source: Brian Watson Antique Glass

Pablo Picasso

1881-1973

'Deux visages de profil'
Dated 5th March 1945
Pencil

Provenance: Given to Inès, Picasso’s housekeeper and assistant , and Gerard Sassier by the artist.

Illustrated: Pablo Picasso - Collection Inès & Gerard Sassier, Articurial, Paris, October 2007, p. 12

Photo-certificate of authenticity signed by Maya Picasso dated 7th October 2007.

This drawing was made on the reverse of a private view invitation card from L’Union Des Femmes FranÕaises for an exhibition in aid of the reconstruction of France after the liberation.

Source: The Court Gallery

Pair of Bronze Models of the “Chevaux de Marly”

c 1880
Each with a man and rearing horse raised on an oval base. The Carrera marble originals commissioned from the workshop of brothers Nicolas & Guillaume Coustou by Louis XV for the horse pond at the Chateau de Marly, were installed in 1745 & later moved to the Champs Elysees during the Revolution. They were inspired by 4th century Roman copies of Greek originals called the “Horse Trainers” on the Quirinal Hill in Rome. (With replacement reins.)

Height: 15 ins (38 cms)
Width/Length: 13 ins (33 cms)
Depth: 6 ins (15 cms)

£ 3,500
 

Source: Patrick Sandberg Antiques

Pair of English crewelwork hangings

Early 18th century

218cm x 116cm and 220cm x 110cm

Source: Peta Smyth Antique Textiles

PH Piano

A rare and important piano designed by Poul Henningsen (1894-1967) in 1931. The case and construction are by Andreas Christensen Flygler of Copenhagen, and the movement is by Langer of Germany.
 

Source: Hatchwell Antiques

Portrait of Sir Thomas More

An impressive near-contemporary version of Hans Holbein's painting of 1527, now in the Frick Collection, New York.
Follower of Hans Holbein.
c1580
Oil on canvas, inscribed lower left “Sir Thomas More, Anglais, Cancerlarius”
Hand made oak stained and gilded frame.

Size: 28 x 22 ½ ins

Source: Darnley Fine Art

Quarter Repeater Watch

A rare gold quarter repeating Brooch watch with Perl and Diamond Bezel
c 1820

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Rare French 19th Century Bronze sculpture of a lion, Napolean III

Rich brown patination with brown/green patinated base.
Large edition. Exceptional, fine detail and casting, set on original gilt bronze decorative mounts. Part re-gilded. Acquired from a private collection.

Sculptor: Paul Edouard Delabrierre (1829 - 1912), signed.

Height: 19"
Length: 25"
Depth: 11"

All measurements are approximate.

The Facade of The Louvre incorporated one of his largest groups "L,Equitation" in 1857.

Exhibited: Paris Salon.
Well indexes sculptor.

Source: Santana Decorative Arts

Regency Glass Bugle

c 1830
Possibly an apprentice piece to show that he could make a tube without it buckling, probably demonstrated on a Glass Blowers’ Guild march.

Size: 20cms
 

Source: Jane Maufe

Regency Period Dining Table

Mahogany twin pillar dining table with reeded twist supports on sabre leg. 
Of fine colour and patination and in entirely original condition. 
English, c1820

Size: 97" long x 53" wide

Source: Anthemion

Robert Greenham

ROBERT GREENHAM (1906-1976)
Tango Final of British Championship, 1969

Oil on canvas 91.4 x 71.1cm; signed
Reproduction Continental 20th Century architrave frame with fluting

Overall framed size 109.5 x 88.9cm
 

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Rock Crystal Tazza

c 1870

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Ronald George Lampitt

(1906-1988)
Skating by Moonlight
Signed
Watercolour and bodycolour
13 1/2 by 15 1/2 in., 34 by 39.5 cm.
 

Source: Sarah Colegrave

Sam Francis

"Sin Titulo"
1963
Acrylic on paper

Size: 55.8 x 76.2 cm

Source: Mayoral Galeria D'Art

Satinwood Card Table

A very fine George 111 Satinwood Card Table of the Sheraton Period of lovely colour and having double cross banding in rosewood and satinwood
c 1795

Size: Height 29", Length 37 .75", Depth 17.50"

£4750

Source: J. Roger (Antiques) Ltd

Severo Rodrigues Etchart

"Arab Beauty"
Oil painting on canvas

Source: Jerome Fine Art

Silver Gilt Singing Bird Box

Charles Bruguier No: 560
Geneva C1870

Source: John Jaffa Antiques

Sir Alfred Munnings

“The Hunt”
Sir Alfred Munnings KCVO, PRA 1878 – 1959
Watercolour on paper, signed.

Size: 10in x 13in

Price: £85,000
 

Source: Willow Gallery

Sir William Russell Flint

British 1880 – 1969
“Sunlit Shadows”
Watercolour

Size: 21x14.5 ins
 

Source: Haynes Fine Art of Broadway

Sonia Delaunay

"Rythme Coleur"
Pencil on paper, 1962.

Size: 56 x 76 cm

Source: Mayoral Galeria D'Art

Stamp Box and Desk Blotter

Silver
Hallmarked London 1837

Source: Vine Antiques Ltd

Taf Wallet

TAF WALLET (1902-2001)
Chanterelles

Oil on canvas 21.9 x 27.9cm; signed
Antique late 19th century, stained wood frame

Overall framed size 34.6 x 40cm
 

Source: Mark Mitchell Paintings & Drawings

Terpsichore, Art Nouveau pendant

A gilded silver, plique-a-jour and enamel pendant with a pearl drop.
This Art Nouveau pendant depicts the Muse of Music and Dance holding a violin rather than the traditional lyre.
German. Pforzheim. Circa 1900.
Size: Height 9 cm. Width 5.1 cm.

Source: Van Den Bosch

The Approaching Storm

John Frederick Herring Jnr
c 1870

Source: Millington Adams Ltd

Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

(1793-1864)
Madame Tussaud's waxworks, Baker Street
Watercolour and bodycolour over pencil

Size: 7 1/5 by 10 ins

Although undated, two waxwork figures to the far right of the picture show the marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, probably dating the picture to just after 1840. Other figures that can be made out are the legendary violinist Niccolò Pagannini (foreground left) who had died in 1840 and the first American President George Washington, who is shown with a scroll in his hand to the left of Victoria and Albert.
 

Source: Moore-Gwyn Fine Art Ltd

Three 18th century wine glasses

Set of three delightful 18th century wine glasses

c.1750

Source: Brian Watson Antique Glass

Tibetan Tiger Rug

A rare example of a Tiger Rug from Tibet. Based on an abstract tiger design. Stripes are woven in pairs giving the appearance of a double spine.

Wool pile
Late 19th/early 20th C

Size:155 x 74cm
 

Source: Molly Hogg

Unusual North West Persian Rug

c 1930s
Size: 3.35 x 2.20 metres
11' x 7' 3 feet

Source: Gallery Yacou

Vanessa Bell

(1879-1961)

'Summer Flowers'

c. 1926

Oil on canvas

Size: 23.5 x 15 inches

Source: The Court Gallery

Veramin Carpet

A magnificent early example with a rare faded sky-blue field and simple all-over floral design.
Origin: Persia
c 1890

Size: 3.00 x 2.16 metres
9'10 x 7' 1 feet

Source: Gallery Yacou

Victorian Ceremonial Throne

Burgundy leather with a royal V.R. carving
c 1887

Source: Timothy Millett

Vilac Prototype Toys

A group shot of three individual Vilac prototype toys in wood & lacquer with original matching wheels, a Bugatti & American Cord & a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
c 1965

Source: Smith & Robinson

White Porcelain Cat

White porcelain, 1926
Edouard Marcel Sandoz

Height: 40.5 cm

Source: La Maestria

Wilhelm Kuhnert

German 1865-1926
"Study of a Baby Chimpanzee"
Signed 'Wilh. Kuhnert' and further inscribed (lower right)
Pencil

Size: 9 1/4 x 12 1/4 ins (23.5 x 31.2 cms)
 

Source: Rountree Fine Art

William & Mary brass mounted, ebony basket top bracket clock

Jacobus Hassenius
London

c 1690

Source: Millington Adams Ltd

William Etty

(1787– 1849)
The Birth of Venus
Oil on Canvas.
20 x 25 ½ (51 x 65 cm)

Provenance:

Arthur Tooth & Sons;

British Private Collection

Source: Atelier Ltd