View Lot
THOMPSON OF KILBURN 'MOUSEMAN', An English oak carving of a heavy horse, on a rectangular canted plinth, carved in relief with a mouse, possibly by Stan Dodds (1928-2012), 26cm wide x 22cm high
about Lot 416
View Lot
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH EMPIRE PATINATED AND GILDED BRONZE FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, signed Meignan, modelled as, Nike, the winged Greek Goddess of Victory, arms raised holding a basket overflowing with grapes, pomegranates and other fruit, issuing four anthemion scrolled arms and a central palm light, stiff leaf drip pans and engine turned sconces, raised on a foliate cast orb and basket weave columnar pedestal and square stepped plinth base, signed to inner basket, 74 cms high
about Lot 123
View Lot
DOROTHEA SHARPE (1874-1955), The Springtime of Life, shepherd feeding lambs, grazing in an orchard, oil on canvas, unsigned, 52cm x 38cm
about Lot 355
View Lot
A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT BOOKCASE BY W J MANSELL, Cabinet Maker, 226 and 226A Fulham Road and 2A Redcliffe Gardens, London, having a moulded cornice over three glazed doors with writhen pilasters, the interior fitted with adjustable shelves, above an inverted breakfront with drawer and indented panel door cupboard, flanked by a cupboard to either side, on plinth base, maker's decal to drawers, 200cm wide x 48cm deep x 234cm high
about Lot 446
View Lot
A NECKCHAIN in 9ct gold box links, approximate length 76cm, approximate weight 38.2g
about Lot 327
View Lot
A PAIR OF DIAMOND PENDANT EARRINGS in 18ct white gold, early 20th century, each claw set with a principal Old European cut stone, hung from a diamond set ribbon tie bow, approximate length 30mm, in original Hancocks of Vicio Street London box, approximate clarity of diamond I1, approximate colour I-K, approximate weight of principal diamond 2.07ct and 2.06ct, total approximate weight of diamond 4.43ct
about Lot 320
View Lot
GB1840-1913 ONE WALLET CONTAINING AN IMPORTANT GB COLLECTION mainly MU with many key period stamps. Approximately forty plus additional QV mixed denomination stamps mostly MU examples include SG153 4d sage Green, SG 159 3d Lilac and full Jubilee Set 1887 SG197-214 together with SG192 4d Dull Green (with Royal Philatelic Society Certificate dated December 1997). A most impressive group. An extensive collection of KEVII. Mainly MU examples include Full Set 1902-1913 SG215-320 to include SG365 10/- Ultramarine and SG320. £1 Deep Green Centred SE light vertical gum crease fresh and lovely white gum. Full 1911 SG279-286 Harrison & Sons Definitive Set. An impressive group supported by Professional Certification.
about Lot 34
View Lot
THOMPSON OF KILBURN 'MOUSEMAN', An English oak carving of an owl perched on a fence post, a mouse held in its talons, 33cm high
about Lot 417
View Lot
CIRCLE OF SIR GODFREY KNELLER (1646-1723), Portrait of Queen Anne, half length, her coiffure entwined with ropes of pearls, wearing pearl ear-endants and necklace, her elaborate dress edged with lace and ermine, bedecked with pearls, coral and jewels, oval, oil on canvas, 72cm x 50cm, giltwood and gesso frame carved and moulded with alternating lobed and foliate panels, harebell to the inner frame, 92cm x 85cm overall
about Lot 354
View Lot
A COMPOSITE SUITE OF HANOVERIAN THREAD PATTERN SILVER CUTLERY, including eighteen table forks for Richard Crossley London 1787-1790, twelve table spoons for Richard Crossley London 1787-1788, six dessert spoons for Richard Crossley London 1787, six dessert spoons for Richard Crossley London 1788, eighteen dessert forks for Richard Crossley London 1787-1792 and other markers, one pair of serving spoon plus serving fork for Richard Crossley London 1787-1790, four sauce ladles for Richard Crossley London 1788, one soup ladle for Richard Crossley London 1788, six oyster forks for Richard Crossley London 1790, twenty-three tea spoons for Richard Crossley London 1787-1791 and one other maker, one sugar ladle for Richard Crossley London 1788, one pair of asparagus tongs for Richard Crossley London, no date letter, two meat skewers for Richard Crossley London 1790, one pair of sugar tongs for Richard Crossley London, no dated letter, one marrow scoop for Richard Crossley London 1790, five salt spoons for Richard Crossley London 1787-1790, all in a later oak canteen labelled for Mappin & Webb, total approximate weight 148.1oz
about Lot 285