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A Victorian satinwood and walnut three-tier étagère, c.1890, decorated in the French taste, each graduated oval shelf with a marquetry border of flowers and foliage, and a gilt-metal pierced gallery, raised on turned supports terminating in scrolled gilt-metal feet,42cm wide34cm deep84cm highProvenance: From the Collection of Nigell and Heather D’Oyly.Condition ReportTwo finials loose, with an area of loss to one of the supports at the join with the finial. General knocks, splits and wear to veneers consistent with age and use. Some scratches and marks to shelves. Tarnish and discolouration to metalware. Slender structure means that the piece is a little wobbly, but overall joints are sound. Appears in fair order.
Ca. AD 618 – 907.A Chinese terracotta kneeling camel. A beautifully modeled bactrian figure in dynamic pose, where the camel is balancing itself on its front legs. It is a popular depiction of the period, reflecting the practice of camels transporting goods suchs as bolts of silk and metalware vessels along the Silk Road, as can be seen here. The camel is modeled with greatly textured face, saddle and goods. This piece has been precisely dated using a Thermo Luminescence analysis carried out by Ralf Kotalla. The report will accompany the lot. For similar see: Sotheby's New York "CHINA / 5000 YEARS" 29 March 2022, lot 550.Size: 280mm x 290mm; Weight: 3.77kgProvenance: East Anglian private collection; formerly acquired in the early 1990s in Hong Kong. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece has been precisely dated using a Thermo Luminescence analysis carried out by Ralf Kotalla. This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.
A collection of various items to include a 19th century transfer decorated mug inscribed 'Godspeed the Plough, industry produceth wealth', an 18th century Newhall tea bowl and saucer, blue john specimen, a novelty silver plated spirit measure in the form of an oversized thimble, inscribed 'Just a Thimblefull', various others items to include ceramics and metalware
An Arts & Crafts Copper Ewer, with cover, riveted spout and embossed with stylized plants, 31cm, together with two pairs of brass candlesticks, two 18th century brass ladles, a brass and copper warming pan, other metalware, three silvered models of animals and a mahogany wheel barometer (qty)
A group of 19th and early 20th century Chinese and Japanese metalware Comprising of a pair of silver Zodiac plates or scroll weights decorated with signs of the zodiac, one with a pig to the reverse, the other with a dragon, 9cm & 9.5cm high, a small Chinese archaic style bronze censer, 13cm wide, a Chinese bronze figure of Kuanya, 13.5cm high, a Chinese polished bronze Xuande style censer with a apocryphal mark to the underside, 7.6cm wide and a Japanese cast bronze 'Longevity' mirror, engraved to the reverse, 'In memory of John Thackray Bunce, June 28 1890' 10cm diam. (6)Lot UpdatesAll lots are subject to 25% Buyer's Premium plus VAT
ASSORTED METALWARE, including brass jardiniere / coal depot, two embossed brass coal scuttles, copper coal hod, etc.Provenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from the historic Welsh Jacobean house, Plas Teg, Flintshire. Further details on this important Jacobean house and its clearance Welsh House Clearance of a Generation — Rogers Jones Co
A Christofle jewellery box, in the form of an Omani Coffer, 20th century, made from Macassar wood with silver plated and gilt metal decoration, the lift-up top opening to reveal a storage section, three drawers to the front, two small side handles, in the original presentation case23cm wide10.5cm wide14.5cm highCondition ReportWood in good order.The front latch panel is detached and needs repair.Some tarnishing to metalware
A finely crafted set of 10 filigree metal spoons, each showcasing an intricate openwork handle adorned with a detailed llama motif. The delicate craftsmanship is evident in the braided stem and ornate design, leading to smoothly polished oval bowls. These spoons exhibit a vintage patina, adding to their character and appeal. A striking addition to any collection of decorative metalware or artisan-crafted utensils. Each spoon measures 5"L.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE C. GOLDIE (1828-1887), PROBABLY FOR COX & SON, LONDON PAIR OF GOTHIC REVIVAL CANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1864 brass, with painted decoration, incised to the base BALLYMOTE CATHOLIC CHURCH (2) 51.5cm high Ballymote Catholic Church in County Sligo was designed by George Goldie of the London firm Hadfield and Goldie and dedicated in September 1864. Goldie also designed ecclesiastical metalware for Cox & Son in London. From an early date, much of the Cox & Son's success derived from its catalogues for what Thomas Cox called an Ecclesiastical Warehouse; the earliest known catalogue dates from 1866. As well as from Goldie Cox & Son commissioned furniture, metalwork, stained glass and ceramic designs from a number of leading designers including Bruce Talbert, John Moyr Smith and E. W. Godwin.
