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A pair of late 19th Century brown patinated bronze busts of "Venus" and "Apollo", each 15ins high, on ebonised wood stands £400-600
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After Giambologna (1529-1608) - Late 19th/early 20th Century brown patinated bronze figure of "Fame", on turned marble and cast bronze base, 32ins high £300-500
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A pair of late 19th Century Continental bronzes after Giambologna (1529-1608) - Bathing women, on circular marble bases, 16.5ins and 17ins high £1500-2000
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A pair of Continental bronzed terracotta busts of children registering pleasure and indifference, 6.5ins and 7ins high (each marked F.G.), and a similar with anguished features, 6ins high (damaged) £120-160
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After Jean Antoine Houdon (1741-1828) - Composition bust - "Marie Louise Brongiart", on circular socle and polished slate base, 19ins high £150-200
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A late 19th/early 20th Century carved alabaster figure - "The Spinario", 12.5ins high (damaged) £120-160
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A late 19th/early 20th Century model of a sedan chair painted with a female playing pipes to birds, 6.75ins high (some damage) £100-150
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A French carved wood and enamel triptych depicting King John II at the Battle of Poitiers 1356, contained in case of architectural design surmounted by a crucifix, 19ins x 8.25ins overall £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century French black composition frame of shaped outline, moulded in the "Regence" manner with griffins to the sides and a classical female mask to the top, 11ins x 7.75ins (picture size 5ins x 3.25ins) £120-160
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A George V plain silver topped walking cane with crossed ribbon design, by Ebenezer Newman London 1916, 36.5ins high and two other with embossed silvery metal topped canes, each 35.75ins high £150-200
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Four walking canes, comprising - Cane with curved ivory handle carved with a rose and acanthus, 34.5ins high, an ebonised cane with ivory knob shaped handle carved with a crest of a crowned anchor and worded "India", 34ins high, a ebonised cane with Chinese silvery metal handle in the form of a dragon with open mouth, 36.25ins high and a cane with silvery metal handle cast with numerous fleur-de-lis, 37ins high £150-200
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A collection of nine walking sticks and whips, including - Ebony cane with 9ct gold top, Birmingham 1912, 35.5ins, ebonised case with carved wood and horn dog's head handle, 34ins, birch wood cane with antler handle, 40ins, and six others, various £120-160
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A late 19th/early 20th Century silver plated mounted and lined oak humidor with opposing opening lids and carrying handles, on four bun feet, 9ins deep x 6.5ins wide x 9.5ins high £250-300
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A Coco-de-Mer nut, the upper part cut horizontally to form a lid, 12ins x 11.5ins £100-150
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An early 20th Century leather hat box with top hat by the Army & Navy, and a bowler hat by Morgan & Ball £150-200
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An early 20th Century gentleman's brown mottled hide dressing case with brass fittings by Asprey's of London, the interior with fold-down front and removable tray, 24ins x 16ins x 8ins high, initialled "J.W." to top £250-400
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A 19th Century Continental carved pear wood life sized portrait bust of a young woman with elaborately dressed hair with combs, and a leaf collar to her neck, 22.5ins high (some damage) £120-160
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A mahogany and brass bound circular jardinière with brass bands, mask and ring handles to sides, 8ins diameter x 11ins high, with galvanised liner for same £100-150
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A 19th Century papier-mâché oval tray decorated to centre with coaching scene within painted border, 28ins x 23ins (slightly damaged) £70-100
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A pair of Regence giltwood wall brackets of shaped outline, boldly carved with shell and leaf scroll ornament, each 10ins wide x 12.5ins high (one thought to be period and one a 19th Century copy) £1500-2000
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A modern mahogany framed pub sign - "First & Last" depicting two yachts in full sail, 48ins x 35ins, signed "P. J . Oldreive" £150-200
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A Charles I document dated 1627 recording the transfer of land in Biddenden, Kent between Richard and John Beale, the document on vellum with wax seal attached and signed by two members of the Beale Family, 8ins x 14.25ins, in modern stained wood and gilt box frame and glazed £100-150
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A Medieval document from the reign of Edward II written in Latin on vellum, 6ins x 9.25ins (lacking seal and somewhat damaged), and four other pieces of Medieval manuscripts (two double sided), all in gilt frames and glazed £100-150
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A fine late 19th Century scale built wooden model of the lifeboat "Sir Arthur Blackwood", with collapsible mast and twelve oars, painted in colours and contained within contemporary glazed hardwood case with oval presentation plaque dated 1894, model 24ins long, case 11.5ins deep x 31.5ins long x 10.75ins high £1000-2000
Note: The plaque reads "Model of the Lifeboat "Sir Arthur Blackwood" stationed at Greenore, Co. Louth. Under the Management of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Presented by the Institution to the Memorial Committee, 1894". Greenore Lifeboat Station opened in 1894 and closed in 1920. The lifeboat "Sir Arthur Blackwood" was stationed there during that time.
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A George II carved giltwood rectangular wall mirror of small proportions, the shaped cresting with bold scrolled triple plume with leaf cappings flanked by leaf capped scroll supports, the moulded inner frame carved with scrolled leafage, shaped apron with leaf paterae to centre, inset with what appears to be the original bevelled mirror plate, 37.5ins x 19.5ins overall £1500-2000
Provenance: Hotspur Ltd, purchased 1974. Sold as "The Collection of Sylvia Adams" by Bonham's Knightsbridge on 8th May 1996, Lot 17 and with copy of Catalogue,
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A figured walnut framed rectangular wall mirror of George II design, with shaped cresting and conforming apron, 34ins x 20ins overall £200-300
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A mahogany framed rectangular wall mirror of George II design, the shaped cresting with gilt Ho-Ho bird motif and conforming apron and with plain mirror plate, 36ins x 21ins overall (slight damage) £60-80
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Florentine giltwood carved mirror of small proportions, 20.5ins x 19ins overall (bevelled plate 13.75ins x 12ins) £250-350
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A late 19th Century gilt circular convex wall mirror, the deeply moulded frame with ball ornaments and ebonised inner slip 23ins diameter (later painted and with minor damage) £150-200
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A giltwood framed rectangular wall mirror of Chippendale design, the frame boldly carved with leaf and C-scroll borders, umbrella style cresting and floral urn finials above three plain mirror panels (centre panel marked), 33ins x 44ins overall £250-400
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A late Georgian gilt framed pier glass, the moulded overhanging cornice with ball and star ornament, plain mirror plate flanked by cluster columns, 32.5ins x 24.75ins overall £150-250
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A 19th Century French gilt framed pier glass, the shaped cresting with crossed flaming torches and floral swags, entwined flowers and leaves to sides, and inset with plain mirror plate, 71ins x 15.5ins overall £150-200
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A late 19th Century gilt framed pier glass, the frieze panel with bold central floral panel within octagonal reserve above reeded framing with floral paterae and enclosing bevelled mirror plate, 50.5ins x 29ins overall (plate marked and surface overpainted and with scuffs and marks) £80-120
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A modern gilt framed rectangular wall mirror of rococo design with pierced floral and scroll border and inset with three mirror plates, 30ins x 52ins overall £120-160
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A 1930s Venetian style rectangular wall mirror with shaped and arched top and with green mirrored border, 33ins x 18ins (slight damage) £200-300
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A 19th Century "Irish" ebonised and gilt oval wall mirror, the border studded with cut-glass "stones" and with plain mirror plate, 31ins x 25ins overall £300-500
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A 19th Century "Irish" ebonised and gilt oval wall mirror, the border studded with cut-glass "stones" and with plain mirror plate, 24ins x 19ins £200-300
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A gilt framed rectangular mirror of large proportions with finely moulded and swept frame and with plain mirror plate, 67ins x 57ins overall £600-800
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A pair of late 19th Century French gilt brass three branch electric wall lights of 18th Century design, the shaped backs with leaf cresting and leaf capped S-scroll uprights and three leaf capped scroll branches with electric candle fitments, 20.5ins high £600-800
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A pair of 19th Century bronze three light wall light brackets, the arms and brackets cast with acanthus leaves, each 5.5ins high x 9.5ins wide £200-300
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A gilt metal single wall light of French design, with coloured glass 'Grape' shade, two similar pedestal lamps, each 11ins high, and an 18th Century Dutch brass twin sconce candle reflector £120-160
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A pair of modern japanned metal, two handled urn shape table lamps, of 19th Century design, decorated in red and gilt with leaf ornament on square base with four paw feet, 21ins high with shades for same £80-100
Note: Purchasers are advised to seek the opinion of a qualified electrician before use
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A 20th Century gilt metal circular three sconce ceiling light of 19th Century French design, cast with leaf and berry ornament and with floral swags, inset with clear resin prismatic drops, 18ins diameter x 10ins drop £150-200
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A 20th Century gilt metal eight sconce electrolier of 19th Century design with candle fitments, and glass sconces with prismatic drops, splayed arms on knopped and leaf moulded central column, 26ins diameter x 27ins drop, and one other ten sconce electrolier £150-200
Note: Purchasers are advised to seek the services of a qualified electrician before use
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Continental gilt metal six light pendant electrolier with later frosted glass shades, circular sconces, scroll and reeded arms, on triangular central support with blue painted celestial design ball finial, 20ins diameter x 34ins drop (glass shades later and with stars missing to celestial finial) £150-200
Note: Prospective purchaser advised to consult a qualified electrician prior to use
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A pair of 19th Century green veined marble cylindrical pedestals, with plain moulded tops, spiral turned and part fluted columns on octagonal bases, 12ins diameter x 44ins high (one broken and repaired) £500-700
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