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BRONZE BOY, standing in dungarees with frog in pocket and basket, 60cm H, along with two painted
BRONZE BOY, standing in dungarees with frog in pocket and basket, 60cm H, along with two painted metal doorstops, one of a cockerel the other of a...
A COLLECTION OF SHEFFIELD PLATE WARE, comprising a pair of early Victorian candlesticks, a pair of
A COLLECTION OF SHEFFIELD PLATE WARE, comprising a pair of early Victorian candlesticks, a pair of oval serving trays, a swing-handled basket and ...
A PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU TWIN-HANDLED VASES, signed 'A. Peaudecerf', hand gilded decoration depicting
A PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU TWIN-HANDLED VASES, signed 'A. Peaudecerf', hand gilded decoration depicting musical scene and floral decoration on a green ...
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRONZE AND BRASS OIL LAMPS, the baluster bodies with cast motifs and bands of
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRONZE AND BRASS OIL LAMPS, the baluster bodies with cast motifs and bands of oriental style decoration, cast brass bases, ...
JARDINIERE, early 20th century Chinese cloisonne and brass, 31cm D x 22cm H.
CANISTER LAMPS, a pair, antique style toleware, tea canister form each with royal coat of arms and
CANISTER LAMPS, a pair, antique style toleware, tea canister form each with royal coat of arms and shade, 70cm H. (2)
CENTRE STOOL, circular buttoned tan brown leather, 109cm W x 42cm H.
FIRE DOGS, 51cm H x 27cm W x 47cm D, a pair, Georgian brass and iron. (2)
LOW TABLE, 112cm W x 47cm H x 53cm D bronzed framed with an oval segmented stone top.
HIPPOLYTE MOREAU STYLE MAIDEN SELLING APPLES, painted spelter, 87cm H.
AFTER CHARLES PILLET, 'Half Satisfied', painted spelter, 93cm H.
PUTTI CANDELABRA, a pair, spelter, each 5 branch, 68cm H. (2)
MAIDEN WITH DOVES, painted spelter, 90cm H.
ARMORIAL WALL RELIEF PLAQUE, 75cm x 70cm, polychrome finish.
KADAI FIRE BOWL ON STAND, 47cm high, 64cm wide, 60cm diam.
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