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A Kashan rug, the foliate scrolls on ivory ground, 217 x 131cms. £100 - 200 plus BP*
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A Heriz rug, with triple geometric medallion, 179 x 137cms. £120 - 180 plus BP*
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A Tabriz carpet, the diamond-shaped medallion surrounded by flowerheads on red ground, 315 x 195cms. £120 - 180 plus BP*
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A Bidjar rug, the diamond-shaped medallion surrounded by flowerheads on ivory ground, 272 x 119cms. £120 - 180 plus BP*
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A Joshagan rug, the central diamond-shaped panelled medallion surrounded by floral sprays on red ground, 253 x 144cms. £180 - 250 plus BP*
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A part silk carpet, the small diamond-shaped medallion surrounded by repeated floral design on white ground, 291 x 187cms. £100 - 200 plus BP*
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A Bakhtiari carpet, the shaped medallions surrounded by square motifs and boteh border, 288 x 200cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A Kashan rug, with floral design on white ground, 202 x 134cms. £120 - 180 plus BP*
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A Kashan rug, with floral design on white ground, 194 x 141cms. £120 - 180 plus BP*
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A Quashqi carpet, the shaped field with flowerhead design, 260 x 163cms. £180 - 250 plus BP*
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A Kashan carpet, the central diamond-shaped medallion surrounded by foliate scrolls on red ground, 385 x 294cms. £400 - 600 plus BP*
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A North West Persian runner, with diamond shaped central medallions surrounded, stylized floral designs, 282 x 108cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A Quashqi rug, the central diamond-shaped floral medallion on red ground, 212 x 152cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A Quashqi rug, the central medallion with geometric leaf design, 196 x 105cms. £100 - 150 plus BP*
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A Sarouk runner, the red ground with small boteh designs, 335 x 111cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A silk carpet, the central rosette medallion with full floral scrolling design, 305 x 197cms. £400 - 600 plus BP*
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A Bakhtiari rug, with geometric floral decoration on red ground, 220 x 141cms. £160 - 200 plus BP*
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A North West Persian rug, decorated with geometric floral design on red ground, 350 x 218cms. £200 - 300 plus BP*
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An Afghan prayer rug, in red and brown, 142 x 84cms. £50 - 80 plus BP*
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A silk carpet, the central rosette and floral scrolls on black ground, 304 x 199cms. £400 - 600 plus BP*
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A Tabriz rug, the bold scrolling design on red ground, 395 x 280cms. £300 - 400 plus BP*
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A Kashan rug, the scrolling floral design on ivory ground, 195 x 125cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A Quashqi rug, the central diamond-shaped medallion surrounded by stylized flowerheads, 259 x 172cms. £250 - 350 plus BP*
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A silk carpet, the bold floral design on gold ground, 344 x 238cms. £500 - 600 plus BP*
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A large Tabriz style Persian carpet, the central floral medallion surrounded by foliate scrolls on a red ground, 390 x 283cms. £400 - 600 plus BP*
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A Kashan carpet, the central rosette surrounded by leaf scrolls on red ground, 372 x 238cms. £150 - 200 plus BP*
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A Bidjar carpet, the red ground with small scrolling flowers, 308 x 199cms. £70 - 100 plus BP*
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A Bakhtiari rug, the hexagonal panels with tree designs, 220 x 147cms. £100 - 200 plus BP*
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No Lots
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Achille Brocot: a French gilt brass mantel clock, the roman dial within shell and foliate bezel, the drum movement signed 'A*B' within oval, striking on a gong, with three-quarter gallery to top, column sides, the area below dial decorated with winged horse among scrolls, turned feet, 12 1/4in. high. £100 - 150 plus BP*
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Achille Brocot: a 19th Century French bronze and gilt bronze mantel clock, in the Egyptian taste, circular gilt roman dial, two train French movement, stamped on the reverse with Brocot mark and numbered 2933127, the case surmounted by a human headed winged bull (The Lanassu), fruiting chains beside dial, winged beetle to plinth base, on anthemion and paw feet, 53cms (17in.).See illustration £400 - 600 plus BP*
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Japy Freres: a late 19th Century embossed brass mantel clock, with enamelled arabic dial, French drum movement striking on a gong, the case with eagle finial, mask leaf and scroll design, bracket feet, 39cms (15 1/2in.) high. £80 - 120 plus BP*
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An early 20th Century mahogany mantel clock, the silvered roman dial signed Mappin & Webb Ltd., London, slow/fast dial to the arch, three train chiming movement on five gongs, the movement by J.J. Elliott, arched case, brass bun feet, 30cms (12in.) high. £100 - 140 plus BP*
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Hindley, York: a walnut and floral marquetry longcase clock, the square brass dial with silvered roman chapter ring, outer arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, two train movement with anchor escapement, the case with japanned caddy style top above a gilt burr wood frieze, with glazed door below flanked by ebonised spiral columns, rectangular waist door with foliate panels and lenticule, panel base with plinth foot, 216cms (85in.) high.See illustration £2000 - 3000 plus BP*
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Japy Freres Et Cie: a French cloisonne and gilt four glass mantel clock, with gilt arabic dial within cloisonne surround, drum movement striking on a gong, the bowfront case with bevelled glass panels, with detachable brass plaque on chain and presentation inscription 'To Mrs. C.F. Thorp by the Parishioners of Beadnell as a token of their gratitude and esteem, April 1904', squat circular leaf pattern feet, 34cms (13 1/4in.) high.See illustration £250 - 350 plus BP*
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Elkington & Co: a rare novelty revolving ship's wheel desk clock/barometer, each side is modelled as a brass ships wheel, with one side incorporating an aneroid barometer to centre, the opposite side a clock, the whole revolving on a mechanical base and supported on a rectangular wooden plinth with brass label inscribed 'Xmas 1882', in original case, height of clock and base 20cms (8in.).See illustration £800 - 1200 plus BP*
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William Carter, London: an early 19th Century mahogany wall timepiece, the circular painted roman dial with single fusee movement, the case with bevelled glass plate within a brass surround, fan-shaped motifs to side and shaped panelled lower section, 55cms (21 1/2in.) high. £200 - 300 plus BP*
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Donald, Newcastle: a mid 19th Century mahogany brass inlaid drop dial timepiece, the circular painted roman dial with single fusee movement, the case with shaped rectangular glazed panel, 37cms (14 1/2in.) diameter. £100 - 200 plus BP*
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An Art Deco black slate marble and giltmetal timepiece garniture, the timepiece with circular arabic dial, flanked by a pair of giltmetal deer, the garnitures of circular form, the timepiece 66cms (26in.) diameter, the garnitures 16.5cms (6 1/2in.) high. £80 - 120 plus BP*
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An Art Deco black slate, marble and bronze metal garniture, the timepiece with circular arabic dial, flanked by an elephant with trunk raised, a pair of circular garnitures, the timepiece 50cms (19 3/4in.) diameter, the garnitures 15cms (6in.) high. £80 - 120 plus BP*
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Thomas Ogden, Halifax: a George III oak and mahogany banded longcase clock, the brass dial with silver roman chapter ring, outer arabic numerals, matted centre with leaf design, ring turned winding hole and date aperture, subsidiary seconds dial, mask and scroll spandrels, two train movement with anchor escapement, the case with arched broken pediment, brass finials, blind fret frieze, glazed arched door below flanked by columns, arched waist door flanked by quadrants, panel base on plinth support, 228.5cms (98in.) high.See illustration £800 - 1200 plus BP*
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A Georgian oak longcase clock, the painted arabic dial indistinctly signed, painted four continent spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial, moon phase to the arch, two train movement with anchor escapement, the case with dentil cornice, arched waist door, panel base on bracket feet, 218cms (86in.) high. £200 - 300 plus BP*
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A 19th Century stained wood drop down wall clock, circular painted roman dial, two train movement with convex glass within brass slip, glazed panel below, 47cms (18 1/2in.) high. £50 - 80 plus BP*
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No Lots
| Modern and Contemporary Furniture |
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Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller: a black leather and bent teak lounge chair and matching ottoman, both on chromed metal supports, the chair 99cms (39in.) high, the ottoman 34cms (13 1/2in.) high.
PROVENANCE:The Vendor inherited in the 1980's from parents, who bought it circa 10-15 years prior. £400 - 600 plus BP*
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A 1970's Danish rosewood dining table, probably by Gangso Mobler, with rectangular top inset with tiles, on tapering rectangular section supports and sledge feet, 161 x 89.5 x 72cms high. £50 - 100 plus BP*
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Manner of Le Corbusier: a set of four LC7 swivel chairs, with 'U' form backs and seats covered in cream coloured leather, on chrome tubular mounts. £300 - 500 plus BP*
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Axel Christensen, Denmark: a teak drinks cabinet, the plain panel doors opening to reveal mirror back and bottle receivers, wired for electricity, two short drawers under, raised on rectangular legs, 120 x 46 x 137cms (47 x 18 1/2 x 54in.) high. £200 - 300 plus BP*
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Cappellini, Italy: a black gloss oval coffee table, on chromed legs, 180 x 120 x 18cms (70 3/4 x 47 1/4 x 7 2/8in.) high. £200 - 400 plus BP*
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A 1970's Danish rosewood eight-piece dining room suite, comprising; a sideboard fitted with three sliding doors, 180 x 45 x 76cms high, a dining table with two spare leaves, 264 extended x 100 x 72.5cms high, and six dining chairs, the sideboard with N.H. Chapman & Co. label. £300 - 500 plus BP*
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