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An Antique Chinese carved hardwood and yellow wire inlaid bell stand, with figural decoration, 46cm high £50-80
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Six Indian paintings on Mica, depicting male figures going about their daily duties, contained in carved hardwood mounts and mahogany frames, 19cm x 14cm overall £40-60
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Seven various Indian paintings on mica, (mounted as one) £30-50
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A folder containing various classical photographs, of Venice, Florence etc. £40-60
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An early wooden tennis racket £20-40
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An 18th Century pewter plate, touchmark to the back for John Griffiths, White Lion, Bristol; another for Stephen Cox of Bristol; and 3 others (5) £30-40
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A pear shaped wine flagon, unmarked, possibly 18th Century, 25cm high - see illustration £40-60
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A French Litre measure, with plain angular handle and hinged lid, body engraved M.F., 22cm high £40-60
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A shallow rimmed dish, touchmark to base indistinct, 23.5cm dia.; a single reeded plate, touchmark to back; a flat rimmed plate; and another with touchmark for Samuel Spateman, London (4) £30-60
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A reeded border plate, bearing mark of unicorns head possibly Stephen Cox of Bristol, 18cm dia.; a flat rimmed plate; and another stamped M Barrier to the back rim, (3) £20-30
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An 18th Century reeded edge shallow dish, bearing touchmark to the base depicting a figure head and letter “C”, and also another touchmark of a running deer, initialled TM, 31cm dia. £30-50
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An 18th Century hot water dish, of large proportions, touchmark for Thomas Bacon, London, 41cm overall £30-50
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A Dutch comport, inscribed to the rim Daniel Tiedemann; and another with gadrooned border £20-30
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A collection of eight various flat rimmed hot water plates £40-60
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An early Flemish two handled bowl, having shaped reeded rim, flanked by D shaped carrying handles, 33cm £20-40
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An 18th Century triple reeded border bowl, with London touchmarks, family crest depicting a lamb and flag; and a deep bowl by Samuel Duncombe, Birmingham, 25cm dia. (2) £40-60
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An 18th Century flat rimmed dish, with touchmark of full rigged ship, initialled I.T. London, 41cm dia. - see illustration £60 - 100
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A Georgian single reeded border plate, touchmark I.A over I.T.S. to base, 32.5cm dia. £30-50
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An 18th Century German single reeded border plate, touchmark T.M.S. Stralsund £20-40
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A single reeded border charger, initialled P.V.D., rubbed touchmark to the reverse, 35cm dia. £40-60
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A collection of various pewter tankards and measures, including an example engraved K H Henderson, Pheasant Inn, Chalfont; R Dann, Maidstone; J Stanford and others (8) £40-60
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A continental lidded 1 Litre jug, obscure touchmark to base, possibly Ark Angel, 22.5cm high; and a German baluster water jug with loop handle (2) £20-40
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A pewter side pouring ladle, the flat handle with hanging slot; a 19th Century “Fiddle” patterned soup ladle; a slip top spoon; and another with Crowned touchmark possibly Dutch (4) £20-40
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A near pair of 19th Century English pewter chalices, by Dixon & Co. 22cm high £30-50
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An antique lead tobacco box, decorated with scenes of hunting, the lid surmounted by a horses head and raised on scroll feet £20-30
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A cube shaped inkstand, fitted two miniature drawers, touchmark to base for Bush & Perkins, Bristol; and two 18th Century inkwells (3) £20-40
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A pair of unusual antique pewter gravy boats, with scythe handles and mask decoration, possibly Dutch, 17cm long £40-60
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Half gill Irish measure, inscribed “Half a Noggin”; a double centilitre French lidded measure and a demi decilitre French measure (3) £20-40
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An early 18th Century wriggle work decorated two handled quaiche, initialled R.C.B.; and a pap boat (2) - see illustration £40-60
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Two 19th Century baluster shaped teapots, 20cm high £15-30
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A 19th Century pint tankard, with ring body decoration engraved W.E. to the body, and Great Eastern Hotel, Norwich to the base; and another example for the Wheatsheaf, Luton (2) £15-30
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A double reeded border English plate, touchmark for John Watts, Token House Yard, London; and two others (3) £20-30
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A Georgian reeded border plate, 30cm dia.; a triple reeded edge plate; and a single reeded edge plate, stamped for W.Harris, London (3) £20-40
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An 18th Century strawberry dish, decorated petal shaped panels; a shallow bowl of plain form, 22cm dia.; and a pair of flat rimmed side plates, touchmark for W.C.Swift (4) £20 - 40
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A set of four graduated copper saucepans, the lids decorated with acorn shaped finials and brass loop handles, initialled J.W.P.; two heavy continental copper and brass mounted oval casserole dishes inscribed “Chez Taglioni”; two antique copper frying pans with iron handles; and three copper and iron saucepan lids - see illustration £100-150
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A Chinese bronze censer, with beast head decoration raised on scrolled feet, six character mark to base, 8.5cm dia., 7cm high - see illustration £120-160
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A Chinese pewter tea caddy, of octagonal form, having decorated panels and seal mark to base, 18cm high £100-150
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An Ambrotype, in folding leather embossed mounted case, depicting a man in Japanese dress £20-40
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A Chinese Celadon jade foliate carved panel, 8.5cm x 6cm - see illustration £150-200
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A Chinese Celadon jade model of a coiled dragon, 8cm long £80-120
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A pair of Chinese Jade small cylindrical cups, on hardwood stands, 5cm high; and a pair of Jade Dogs of Foe, 10cm high, on hardwood stands, (4) £40-60
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After Auguste Moreau, bronze figure, depicting a young boy carrying a water pitcher, 21.5cm high £40-60
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A 19th Century brass wine cooler, of baluster form, flanked by lion mask ring handles, profusely decorated vines and leaves, and raised on paw feet, 24.5cm dia., 25cm high £40-60
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An unusual Chinese root carving, depicting a seated figure, 44cm high and another of a carved figure, (2) £20-40
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A Victorian brass and pierced steel bow fronted fender, raised on paw feet, 102cm £30-50
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An 18th Century sampler, worked by Betty Taylor incorporating a study of a humming bird sat on a branch, alphabet, floral motifs and verse, dated 1794; and an early 19th Century sampler of small size worked by Catherine Wallace, July 15th, 1825, inscribed with the verse “Remember Now Thy Creator In The Days Of Thy Youth” (2) £80-120
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A 19th Century sampler, worked by Mary Scott 1845, with verses, flowers, birds and symbols, 28.5cm x 33.5cm £100-150
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A 19th Century sampler, with verse, flowers and animals contained in a figured mahogany frame, 31cm x 29.5cm £100-150
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An Edwardian mahogany brass and copper mounted revolving magazine rack, raised on a tripod base, 88cm high £40-60
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