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A Martin Brothers stoneware Owl vesta by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1877, shield shaped with an Owl below corbel, clutching a book in its talons, glazed brown, blue and green, incised 2-1877, 29, R W Martin, professional restoration to front rim, 13.5cm. high Provenance The Bess Dobi Collection of Martin Ware.

A carved oak Panel, depicting hanging dead game in high relief 15 1/2" x 12" (39cms x 31cms), a carved wooden Bracket with pheasant 15" (38cms) and one other rectangular Bracket with leaf carved corbel. (3)

A SET OF THREE CARVED SANDSTONE CORBEL HEADS PROBABLY LATE 19TH CENTURY Carved with two female and one male head beneath shaped shelf,Slight size variants, largest 31.5cm high, 30cm wide, 49cm deepBy repute these were removed from a chapel in Wales.

Six Carved Wooden Lion Head Corbel Furniture Mount: tallest 14cm

A carved oak stool,the concave seat with stylised foliate decoration, on four turned legs, the underside of the seat inscribed 'Oak used by the Saxons in Winchester. A.D. 600, stool A.D. 1888',29cm wide23cm deep33cm hightogether with a carved oak corbel with reformed Gothic decoration, and an 18th century and later table, with a carved edge to the top and carved frieze48cm wide 31cm deep60cm high (3)Stool - surface scratches, knocks, cracks, glue patch repairs to legs and metal bracing to undresideCorbel - surface scratches and knocks and glue repair to one screw holeTable - signs of old repairs and old dormant wood worm (and treatment)

A COLLECTION OF TREEN TO INCLUDE AN APPRENTICE STYLE MINIATURE CORNER CUPBOARD, CARVED WOODEN BOXES, OAK CORBEL ETC. (7)

A carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20, carved with a curled mane and open mouth, 11cm wide, 14cm high Splits, holes and losses to edges.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

A  carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20, with a curled mane and open mouth above prominent paws, 13.5cm wide, 21cmm high

A carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20, with curled mane and open mouth, the paws centred by a small scroll, 12.5cm wide, 17.5cm high Losses to nose and to mane. Some old woodworm holes.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

A carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20,  with a curled mane, furrowed brow, wide open eyes and open mouth,  above paws, 13.5cm wide, 18cm high

A carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20, with a curled mane and open mouthed above paws, 13cm wide, 19cm high Later hole to mouth. Chips and rubbing to mane and feet.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

An unusual carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20, with a curled mane, prominent muzzle and open mouth, above paws, 14cm wide, 18.5cm high

A carved oak lion corbel, circa 1580-1600,  with an open-curled mane and closed mouth, above human hands glasping a baluster rod, 13.5cm wide, 15cm high Old nail heads visible. Some chips and losses.Please note this is only a brief overview report, for a full condition report please send a request via the-saleroom.com

A  carved oak lion corbel, circa 1600-20 with a curled mane and open mouth with 'tongue',  above paws, 11.5cm wide, 14.5m high

A Charles II joined oak chest of drawers, circa 1680Having a twin-boarded top with ovolo-moulded edge, ‘ebonised’ run-moulded and corbel embellished top rail, over three paired mitre-moulded graduated drawers, original front bun feet.Height 89cmWidth 95cmDepth 55cm

c.1460 A.D. A substantial limestone corbel with heavy pigmented surface depicting a scene of a standing woman in wimple and robe bending to wash the feet of a seated figure in pilgrim's robes with head uncovered and hands clasped in prayer; behind the female, an archway revealing a sleeping male figure; behind the pilgrim, a pair of men in similar clothes, one with a staff; the upper face irregular hexagonal, the lower face with a moulded rosette. 25 kg, 34 cm (13 3/8 in). Galerie Ratton-Ladrière, Paris, until 2013. Accompanied by an academic report by Dr Raffaele D'Amato. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate no.11265-189572. Cf. the Gothic sculpture in Walters Art Museum representing Christ washing the feet of the Apostles, accession number 71.179.The image probably represents the medical building and dormitory of a convent in which wayfarers were offered basic hospitality including the opportunity to rest, wash and tend to their feet. The scene may evoke in its symbolism the biblical passage (in the Gospel of Luke) in which the feet of Christ were washed by Mary of Bethany and dried with her hair. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Carved wooden corbel, the top scroll carved and pierced with scrolling design above two cherub masks, above scrolled terminal, 35cm high, 18cm wide.

A carved simulated limestone corbel, width 42cm, height 35cm

A carved stone corbel, possibly Tudor of a bearded man, 30cm high, 37cm wide**Please note that some of the lots in this auction are held offsite and others may require specialist lifting equipment therefore please ensure collection arrangements are made prior to making any journey to the saleroom. Many thanks**

A George IV mahogany sewing table, circa 1825,: the hinged rectangular top opening to a fitted interior, above plain friezes; each side with a straight support with corbel bearers to sled bases, joined by a faux leather covered stretcher, on lobed bun feet concealing castors; (lacking fabric basket and internal compartment covers); 75cm high, 64cm wide, 43cm deep.

A carved simulated limestone corbel, width 42cm, height 35cm

An ebonised corbel

Pair of corbels, 17th century.In melis pine wood.Measurements: 32 x 26 x 61 cmPair of corbels carved in melis pine wood, from the Baroque period. Under the angular section of each corbel, the combination of floral tulips and scrolls between edges develops in organic growth, outlined by poly-lobed mouldings in which borders are inscribed as decorative ovals. The spandrels are carved with scrolls and foliage.

A medieval style corbel depicting a King's head, inscribed '1957 H ROS' and with a shield marked with initials 'JMLE', 18cm wide x 39cm deep x 22.5cm highCondition report: Moss and weathering due to outdoor use, some small chips and damages

Mid-19th century eight-day Oak cased twin Fusee wall clock with integral support bracket, movement striking the hours on a coiled gong, thirteen-inch painted dial with roman numerals and minute track, blued steel Fleur de Lys hands, dial inscribed �Jos Penlington, Liverpool�, lockable brass bezel with flat glass, rectangular shouldered four pillar movement plates, with rack striking and a recoil anchor escapement, movement pinned to the dial via a steel false plate, rectangular case and bracket on carved corbel supports, profusely carved dial surround with representations of oak leaves and acorns on a tooled background, two movement doors with sound frets and one pendulum adjustment door.With Pendulum. The Pennington�s were a prolific family of clockmakers working in Liverpool from 1818 until the turn of the 20th century.Dimensions: Height: 86cm  Length/Width: 62cm  Depth/Diameter: 20cm

A carved oak corbel, 16th/17th century style, carved as a kneeling figure40 x 22 x 28cm

A carved simulated limestone corbel, width 42cm, height 35cm

A 19th Anglo-Indian ornately carved side table or alter table, the top decorated with a central panel of figures within floral and vine borders over a recess flanked by twin shelves, 82cm by 36cm by 75cmCondition report: A section of timber broken off and missing from the underside rim of the top, one corbel panel missing from the front, another loose below, general expected wear and surface scratches

Pissarro (Camille, 1830-1903). Drawing of a putto corbel, pencil on wove paper, laid down on thin card and corners rounded, depicting a carved wood corbel in the shape of a putto holding an urn on its head, artist's initial ink stamp lower right, upper blank margin with small piece missing and 1.5cm closed tear, some light marginal staining (mostly to right-hand edge), sheet size 12.4 x 10cm (4 7/8 x 4ins)Qty: (1)Footnote: Lugt 613e (noting that Camille Pissarro used this ink stamp only on works executed by himself, never on works by other artists in his collection).

A South East Asian carved hardwood corbel surmounted by a crouching beast, the front carved in high relief with a man standing on one leg and holding a gun, pierced with an iron nail, 68cm h In substantially good condition

A pair of large carved hardwood corbel wall brackets with carved lion mask, fruit and foliage decoration. 59cm. Top board 23.5cm x 45cm. Slight spitting to back board on top right corner of both.

Antique oak carved corbel. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

~A Black Forest carved coat peg, a 19th century Flemish carved corbel surmounted with putti, a taxidermy cased moorhen, and an Art Deco frosted glass hanging light shade (4)

A pair of German porcelain figural cache pots, 19th century, underglaze cross mark, together with a Continental porcelain corbel moulded with a satyr mask (3)

A carved oak corbel with stylised foliate decoration mounted on a wooden back, total size 41.5 cm x 25.5 cm x 18 cm deep

14th Century limestone King's head corbel, English The crowned king with a moustache, 30.5cm wide, 39cm deep, 30cm high Provenance: Former collection of Professor D. Baines, Nottingham University. Possibly from the original Nottingham Castle. Reputedly found in the attic of a house on Rope Walk, Nottingham, close to the original Nottingham Castle structure. The castle was built by William The Conqueror in 1067 and largely demolished in 1649Simonini collection

A Carved Oak Corbel, 17th century, carved as a half-length female with lace ruff supporting a scroll pediment, 39cm high; A Carved Oak Panel, with scrolling, flowering branches, 128cm high; A Similar Panel, with fruiting vine, 124cm high; and A Walnut Wall Applique, carved and pierced with ribbon-tied flowers and fruiting vine, 125cm high (4)

A CARVED OAK LION CORBEL POSSIBLY FLEMISH, 17TH CENTURY 20.5cm high

A MODERN LION WALL CORBEL H-32 CM, TOGETHER WITH A MODERN CIRCULAR WALL CLOCK AND GALVANISED BUCKET (3)

An early 17th century carved walnut term, circa 1630, carved with a male holding a bird, atop a lion mask, 61.5cm high x 10cm wideCondition reportPlease note: The items in this collection do not come with provenance, and we cannot provide an accurate indication of where they originated from. Please refer to our press release on the collection for further information: https://tinyurl.com/2p8e28ybWeight 1.1kg, due to the lack of provenance we are unable to determine whether the corbel is English or French. Extensive historic worm throughout, chip on elbow, 3cm long, caused by worm, historic losses at the top of the term, lacking tips on the foliate detail.10cm length of the edge behind damaged elbow is worn, otherwise minor chips and wear commensurate with age

A baroque carved corbel, designed with a cherub mask, flanked by scrolls, 30cm high x 32.5cm wide

A late 15th century grotesque figural corbel, designed as a male smiling and bearing his teeth, 23.5cm high x 17cm wide x 15cm deepCondition reportPlease note: The items in this collection do not come with provenance, and we cannot provide an accurate indication of where they originated from. Please refer to our press release on the collection for further information: https://tinyurl.com/2p8e28ybWeight 3kg, due to the lack of provenance we are unable to determine whether the corbel is English or French.Joint/age split running from the right ear downwards, 14cm long. Very minor historic chip to the chin, 1cm long, only very minor wear and marks to the face, general age splits to the rear block, no visible signs of worm. 

A late 15th/early 16th century carved oak corbel, depicting a male grimacing, 21cm H (excluding later bracket) x 18.5cm W x 19.5cm DCondition reportPlease note: The items in this collection do not come with provenance, and we cannot provide an accurate indication of where they originated from. Please refer to our press release on the collection for further information: https://tinyurl.com/2p8e28ybWeight 2.5kg, lacking bottom RH corner, 5cm long length, very minor age/joint hairline crack through right eye, metal bracket applied to the back, general rubbing and wear commensurate with age, no visible signs of worm, otherwise no noticeable faults or repairs 

An early 16th century naïve carved oak figural corbel, carved with a smiling face, within a scroll carved border, 39cm H x 24.5cm D x 13.5cm WCondition reportPlease note: The items in this collection do not come with provenance, and we cannot provide an accurate indication of where they originated from. Please refer to our press release on the collection for further information: https://tinyurl.com/2p8e28ybWeight 7.5kg, due to the lack of provenance we are unable to determine whether the corbel is English or French.Multiple age splits to both sides and the top of the block, further splits to underside of chin along with a 3cm historic gouge and a nail head, possibly indicating an historic repair, otherwise minor chips and wear commensurate with age, no visible signs of worm 

A walnut lion mask corbel, French circa 1600, modelled showing its teeth, 18cm high, together with a pair of oak figural corbels, each modelled with rams horns, 19cm high, a floral scroll corbel 13cm high (later base), and a carved oak block of three Tudor figures of square section, 16.5cm high (5)

A carved stone corbel depicting the bust of a noble gentleman with moustache and headdress, 31cm high (at fault) 

A carved stone corbel, in the medieval style, depicting a gentleman with distinctive hair and hat, 17cm high (at fault) 

A carved stone corbel, in the medieval style, depicting the head of a bearded gentleman wearing a crown, 27cm high (at fault) 

A carved stone corbel in the medieval style, the distinctive male head carved wearing a scholars type tasselled cap, 22cm high with a further similar corbel depicting a grotesque creature, 17.5cm high (repairs and restorations) (at fault) (2)

A carved stone corbel in the form of an angel, in the medieval manner, 24cm long (at fault) 

A carved stone corbel, depicting a bearded male head with distinctive flowing hair in the medieval manner, 30cm long, 22cm high (repairs and restorations)

A 19th Century carved oak corbel/wall bracket of stylised green man form 29.5 cm wide x 43 cm high

An Indian figural corbel mount 19th century carved as a standing male wearing a turban, a jacket, a pair of spiral fluted trousers and anklets, with a moustache and holding a flower to his chest, with a parrot and a peacock on each shoulder, with traces of polychrome and gilt, 78cm high.

AN ANTIQUE CARVED OAK CORBEL IN THE FORM OF A DOG WITH PREY, A/F - WITH LOSSES TO ONE SIDE

Two marble capitals together with a stone corbelItalian, 17th / 18th centuryThe larger capital carved with scrolled acanthus leaves, the corbel of typically scrolled design, one side carved with scrolling foliate and floral decoration, The largest capital: 37cm wide, 30cm deep, 36cm high (14 1/2in wide, 11 1/2in deep, 14in high) the corbel: 59cm high (3)Footnotes:Provenance: Christie's, London, South Kensington, 26 October 2016, The Hone Collection, lot 91.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century Victorian mahogany open faced bookcase having a flared top with pierced corbel supports raised on a plinth base

17th/ 18th century carved oak Corbel in the form of a Lions head H22cm x W15cm

Heavy wooden corbel with carved grape and vine design, painted white. Approx. 31'' x 11'' x 10''

Carved hardwood and lime washed corbel, possibly Indian, a North African mother of pearl inlaid wall bracket (at fault), an Eastern dug out wooden bowl (at fault)

A PINK SANDSTONE CORBEL, CENTRAL INDIA, CIRCA 12TH CENTURY in the form of a four-armed apsara, wearing necklaces and flared crown, mounted 30cm Provenance: Property of a deceased London collector, thence by descent.