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A Victorian inlaid rosewood two tier whatnot, with double mirror back, and pierced fretwork sides, over a single mirror backed tier, cupboard doors, with inlaid oval fan motifs, turned and reeded legs, caps and castors, 66cm wide x 140cm high

A late 19th Century Satsuma 9in. seated female figure holding a fan (been repaired).

A Victorian lady's mother-of-pearl fan with embroidered lace blade.

A George III mahogany linen press with a pair of panel doors ornately decorated with oval figured panel, crossbanding, stringing and inlaid fan motifs enclosing sliding shelves, raised on splay bracket feet, 46.5in. x 45in. high.

A continental pottery charger, relief moulded with Egyptian heads to the rim surrounding a winged snake in fan motifs, turquoise glazed all over, 43cms diameter.

A Dresden porcelain figure of ballerina wearing a tulle trimmed dress and holding a fan in her left hand, raised on a flower encrusted oval base, 20th Century, 17cm high.

Kathleen Streathfield, A.S.W.A. - Portrait of a lady, seated half-length holding a fan; black and coloured chalk, signed and dated 1908, 67.6 x 52.7cm.

A fan with a printed and hand coloured scene depicting figures and pierced tortoiseshell, a French fan and six various Oriental fans. (8)

A painted feather fan with pierced bone, two further fans and a quantity of feathers.

A 19th century oak longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell to a circular repainted dial with sudsiduary seconds and calender dial, the hinged door inlaid fan spandrels with a swan neck pediment above the waist door with a shaped top and inlaid shell, to a later base moulding and bun feet, 6ft 6in (198cm) high.

A pair of cut glass vases and covers, and a similar vase and cover, cut with diamonds and fan borders and raised on square bases, 19th century, 31cm. max. (6)

Eleven creamware fan shaped dishes, and two covers from supper sets, and an oval bowl from the centre of a supper set, variously decorated, all 19th century. (14) Some damage.

A large pair of English pottery vases, decorated in the Ironstone style with panels of birds and buildings on a flower, fan and leaf frond decorated iron red ground, 19th century, 38cm. (2)

Four Spode pearlware fan shaped dishes and covers, from a supper set, printed in blue with the 'Willow' pattern, impressed marks, c. 1810-20, 30cm. max. (8) Some damage.

An English porcelain sauce boat, decorated in the Pinxton style with scattered flowers, a tea canister and cover with similar decoration, a sucrier with gilt spots and purple ermine designs and a fan shaped dish from a supper set, all early 19th century, 35cm. max. (5) Some damages.

A Caughley fan shaped dish, painted in blue with a figure in a Chinese watery landscape, impressed 'Salopian' mark, c.1780, 34.5cm.

A Hepplewhite style mahogany side table of bow breakfront form, crossbanded reeded top above a chequered banded frieze drawer with brass lion mask and ring handles, the slender fluted tapering supports with satinwood inlay fan paterae capitals joined by an angular curved cross stretcher, 81cm wide

A set of six French Art Deco light beech dining chairs, reeded fan shaped back carved and painted with stylised fruit, serpentine top rail with suede centre panel, square tapering splay legs with suede upholstered seat

A George III serpentine mahogany sideboard, with inlaid stringing and crossbanding, the two concave end drawers with inlaid ovals, the central drawer over a pair of inlaid fan corners, on square tapering legs and spade feet, 118cm wide wide x 60.5cm deep x 92cm high

AN IMARI SAUCER DISH painted with a central dragon, the broad rim with a variety of diapering, set with fan shape panels, four character Chinese mark, 13.5in. (44.5cm.) dia.

A Chinese mirror painting, with a Chinese lady in contemporary dress seated holding a fan, beside a table, in a later gilt frame, 68 high x 47cm wide

A 19th century Sheraton revival satinwood and ebony strung card table, the rectangular lined folding top with counter wells, fan marquetry corners and a moulded edge, on square tapering legs headed by rectangular panels, with brass casters, 73.5 high x 47 deep x 91.5cm wide, (the top patched)

An amethyst tinted Art Deco glass fan shaped scent bottle and stopper, cut with sunbursts and diamond bands, 10cm high (4"), a Victorian green flash glass scent bottle, and a Continental porcelain rectangular scent bottle, printed with a coaching scene

A pair of glass table lustre's, each with facetted inverted baluster shaped stem, and fan cut rim, suspending facetted drops, on star cut base, 18.5cm high (7.25"), circa 1820-30

A glass round bowl, with two fan shaped handles, cut with diamond bands, star cut base, 13.5cm diameter (5.25")

A pair of Minton plates, in Aesthetic style, each painted in coloured enamels with birds, within a fan shaped panel, on a flower painted pink ground, 24cm diameter (9.5"), impressed marks, circa 1880.

A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, with notched loop handle, painted in coloured enamels with exotic birds and insects, within fan shaped panels and roundels, on a powder blue ground, circa 1765 (saucer with rim crack)

A GEORGE III OAK BOW FRONTED HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, with moulded cornice above a pair of walnut cross banded doors, the angles inlaid with fan shaped motifs, and enclosing shelves. Width 28". Height 39".

An early 20th century Japanese Imari bowl, the fluted sides painted with fan shape reserves of gardens alternating with three red rosettes on a blue ground, 32cm diameter

Three mahogany pedestals, Edwardian and later, with satinwood fan motifs and stringing, maximum h.99cm., diam.36cm.

A mid-19th century Bucks bobbin lace fan with floral decorated sequinned bone guards, 9.5in overall.

A 19th century French fan, the gauze leaf appliqued with blonde lace, painted with flowers, signed 'Valette', pierced ivory guards, 13.75in overall; together with a late 19th century china-headed doll with painted features. (2)

Brussels, a duchesse bobbin lace fan with needlepoint medallion, plain mother-of-pearl guards, circa 1870, 13.25in overall, in original box supplied by Fredrick Penberthy, Oxford Street, London.

Brussels, a fine needlepoint de gaze fan leaf, circa 1860, 8.25in deep.

A Regency horn fan with painted and sequinned decoration; a hand coloured transfer printed fan with ivory guards; and a Victorian parasol with folding ivory handle and silk shade. (3)

An early 19th century Cantonese carved ivory fan, the leaf pierced with floral vignettes, the guards carved with landscapes containing figures and buildings, 8.75in overall.

A 19th century bowfront sideboard, satinwood banded and inlaid stringing, a central frieze drawer flanked by divided deep drawers fitted later brass lion mask ring handles and fan quadrants and brackets, on square tapering legs to spade feet, 3ft 2in (96.5cm) wide.

A kneehole desk, mahogany veneered, with walnut banding, the moulded edge top with cusp corners and centred an oval conch shell and fan quadrants, above a frieze drawer, a kneehole drawer and cupboard door, flanked by drawers fitted pierced brass handles, the shaped apron on bracket feet, 30in (76.2cm) wide.

A Georgian revival gilt framed wall mirror probably by William Readman, circa 1910, the frieze with fan and swag motifs above a rectangular plate and pilaster terminals, the reverse with printed paper label with date inscribed in pencil 'William Readman, Painter, Decorator, Gilder & C., 3 Brunswick Street, Whitby, Date Jan 20/1910'. h.98cm., w.73cm.; together with a Dutch painted pine framed wall mirror, 19th century, with modern rectangular plate, h.61cm., w.53cm. 2ft., 21in.

A George III style mahogany and inlaid jewellery box, circa 1880, with chevron banding, the parquetry hinged cover including star and fan motifs, the interior with a mirror and velvet lined and compartmented tray, h.21cm., w.38cm., d.26cm. 8.25in., 15in., 10.25.

An Art Deco silvered bronze wall mirror, circa 1930, the shaped bevelled mirror plate above a geometric mount with central stylised fan, h.45.5cm. by w.63cm.; 1ft. 6.75in., 2ft .75in.

A Lacquered Ivory Fan, Meiji period, elaborately decorated on both sides with a long-tailed bird in flight and flowers, the guard with birds and insects, all in gold and coloured takamakie, hiramakie, e-nashijiwith details inlaid in raden and aogai, 42.5cm.; 16.75in.

An Ivory Figure of a Sarumawashi (Monkey Trainer), Meiji period, standing and smiling, his mischievous pet on his shoulder, holding a fan and a bunch of grapes as it peers through a training pole held by his master, a drum and clapper sticks resting on the ground, signed Tokuyuki (???), 30.5cm.; 12in.

A Tall Figure of Jurojin, Taisho period, standing in the conventional dress of a scholar, holding a fan in one hand and a gnarled staff in the other, a deer at his feet, on all fours, brushing against the hem of his robe signed Saikoku, 30cm.; 11 13/16in.

An Ivory Figure of a Dancer by Isshin, Meiji period, the bijin performs a dance, holding an open fan with one hand and a floral ring with the other, her kimono engraved with formal designs and bugaku hats, her hair dressed in an elaborate coiffure, signed Isshin saku, 25.1cm.; 9 7/8in.

An Ivory Study of an Actor by Nakamura Masatoshi (1915-2000), depicting the actor Danjuro in a traditional role, leaning to one side, one leg outstretched, holding the scabbard of his sword with one hand and wielding a closed fan with the other, his formal robes engraved with brocade designs and the monof the Danjuro family, the ivory stained, signed in a double reserve Masatoshi, 3.5cm.; 1 3/8in.

Edwardian rosewood rectangular table, the top inlaid with a central fan and scrolling foliage, on shaped legs with undershelf, 30" wide

Late 19th century rosewood mantel clock with boxwood line and a central fan inlay, eight day striking movement, brass bracket feet and side handles, 12.5" high

Pair of hobnail cut decanters with flower head stoppers, 9.5" high; a diamond pattern cut glass decanter and stopper, 8" high; and another with fan shaped panels, 8.5" high

A Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern goblet, decorated in the typical palette, 11.5cm high; a 2451 pattern shaped circular dish, To Commemorate the Granting of City Status to Derby by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Day, 1977, 11cm wide; a 2451 pattern fan shaped trinket dish, 12cm wide, printed marks (3)

A Worcester blue scale shaped circular plate, decorated with alternating vase and fan shaped reserves with colourful flowers and foliage, scale blue ground, gilt borders, 20cm diam, pseudo Chinese mark, c.1770 (hairlined)

A set of four Doulton Burslem fan shaped dishes, printed and painted to centre with pansies within raised C-scroll borders, the edges printed in brown with scrolling leaves and foliage, 21cm wide, printed marks

A large Japanese ivory okimono of an elder, standing in flowing robes and clogs, holding a stick and leaf fan, circular base, 30cm high, Meiji period

A Victorian EPNS biscuit box, the hinged fan shaped sides enclosing pierced liners, loop handle, scroll feet, 28cm high, c.1900

A pair of Regency style Sheffield plate candlesticks, bell shaped sconces, tapered cylindrical columns, spreading circular bases, reeded borders, 28cm high, c.1900; an EPNS three-section fan shaped hors d' oeuvre dish, loop handle, 29cm wide; etc (4)

A pair of continental silver pedestal salts, hobnail and strawberry cut, clear glass bowls with everted rims, wavy fan cut borders, spreading silver bases, ball feet, 8cm diam, late 19th century

Silver child's cutlery, fan handle, Dutch, Van Kempen, 1907 (2x) €40-60

An oak and mahogany cross banded cottage longcase clock, early 19th century, the broken scroll pediment with brass stamped flower head terminals, above a square glazed trunk door, flanked by fluted brass capped pilasters enclosing a 13" painted enamel dial with Roman numerals, date aperture and marked J N Peacock, K Y Stephen, florally painted to the centre and with faux reeded fan corners, 30 hour movement, striking on a bell above a short cross banded trunk door and moulded tablet, flanked by inset corner columns, over an ogive moulding and cross banded base board and plinth, 79" high

An early Victorian mahogany and brass strung dial timepiece, circa 1840, the 12" white enamel dial with Roman numerals and marked indistinctly AFFLNDER?, Rotherham, above a shaped glazed pendulum window, within a brass strung border and applied with fan brackets, pendulum driven, single fusee movement, 25" high

A late 18th century French fan, the paper leaf painted with a figure of a farmer and a lady in an Arcadian landscape with sheep, set on pierced ivory sticks, the guards carved with vases flowers and foliage, (some tears), 51cms across in a glazed gilt frame