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An 18th century Indo -Portuguese rosewood Contador (chest on stand) first half of the 18th century probably Goan the upper section with a series of ripple moulded block fronted drawers, above a typically elaborately turned stand with a carved coat of arms to the frieze. 117 cm overall width x 55 cm overall depth x 165 cm overall height.Formerly of Donnington Castle House, near Newbury, Berkshire Formerly of Donnington Castle House, near Newbury, Berkshire Some damage to the facias of the carcass and ripple moulding, left hand handle swan neck broken.The stand has some damage to the turned rings but structurally it is stable.It is possible that the chest section was married with the stand but both of a similar era and both Portuguese.
Victorian mahogany hall stand, central rectangular pillar supporting four projecting branches with turned hat and coat hooks, lower stick and umbrella stand on turned supports with metal drip tray, skirted base on compressed bun feet Dimensions: Height: 193cm Length/Width: 72cm Depth/Diameter: 24cm
MID-19TH C. MAHOGANY HALL TREE, with four branches and turned coat/hat hooks, above a serpentine umbrella stand with metal insert, bun feet, 94 (w) x 33 (d) x 210cms (h)Provenance: private collection LondonComment: one knob missing, upright with additional hole and metal coat-hook, one branch cracked, inspection advised
A SOUTH ITALIAN CARVED SANDSTONE COAT OF ARMS 16TH CENTURY Carved armorials probably in Pietra Arenaria, set on a modern metal stand 61cm high, 40cm wide, 62.5cm high overall This large stone carved coat of arms comes from the medieval South Italian town of Viggianello, near Lecce. The town still uses the 16th century coat of arms depicting the union of the two ruling families: Sanseverino della Rotonda (whose insignia is a crenelated tower on a three pointed hill) and Chiaromonte (whose insignia is two stars) Underneath is the motto, in shortened Latin, meaning either: Ius Fero - to bring justice; Ius Fert - the right to bear; Tu Si Fero - you bear.Originally this may have hung over the main entrance of a palace, or above one of the civic gates of the fortified town. (This lot is offered without reserve)
A Malaysian silver circular rose bowl of squat form, decorated in relief with the thirteen states of Malaysia coats of arms and the coat of arms for Malaysia, on a circular foot, fitted with a wire mesh, total weight 214.2g, diameter 18cm, with a wood stand, together with a small group of silver including a George V silver circular dish, the centre relief decorated with a partridge, London 1913 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, diameter 7.5cm, and a capstan inkstand, Birmingham 1941 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, weighable items 124g.
A collection of Chinese and Japanese Export porcelain to include: an 18th Century Chinese Export Armorial chocolate / posset pot and cover, the body painted with a Coat-of-Arms beneath Viscount coronet with floral swags together with three small famille rose bon bon dishes; a famille rose bowl on foot rim, approx 19.5cm diam; a charger with raised reticulated border, the centre painted with flowers and fence, approx 25cm diam; a famille rose small sauceboat (a/f); a baluster candlestick decorated with flowers, 17cm high; a baluster vase decorated with gilt trellis work; a Japanese floral shaped dish and a raised pot pourri stand, both profusely decorated (11)
Including two rare St Ives pottery items, including a stoneware glazed coat hook (16.5cms high), and a stoneware glazed pen stand with incised design (possibly one of two, 13.5cms long), both with impressed St Ives marks (coat hook with clear mark, stand - mark less clear). Also with a pair of turned elm candlesticks, used in Bernard Leach's cottage on the fireplace. *These items were found within a desk that belonged to Laurie Leach, Bernard's second wife and inherited by their son Maurice. The candlesticks were apparently used in the sitting room of Pottery Cottage. *CR Coat hook, glaze has not quite covered the whole item, with areas around the top and sides not covered. Stand, underside is quite uneven and the mark is quite difficult to see, small nibble to the edge of the base Candlesticks, have been well used with wax on both stems and inside the bowls, crack to the base of one.
A Victorian honey oak coat and hat stand – the central rectangular column with two pairs of shaped arms, each with two turned hangers, the central column with two further hangers, above a stick stand with bentwood rail and rectangular base with bun feet (lacks tray), 82 cm wide, 195 cm high.
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