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A Regency wingback armchair in need of upholstery with mahogany frame, raised on obelisk shaped legs, terminating on brass castors

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL BONBONNIERE egg shaped, painted with landscape panels with sheep, one also with an obelisk in gilt scrolling reserves on a lavender ground with white trellis, giltmetal mount, 4.6cm h, c1770 In good condition with on the pointed end one of the cluster of five white spots flaked off

circa 1910: Photographic postcards of Military Manoeuvres at Durrow A set of 3 real photographic postcards of members of the British Army taking part in manoeuvres at the Obelisk, Durrow. Photographs by W. Sheeran. Scarce. L Measurements: 3.5 by 5.5in., 8.75 by 13.75cm.

A Waterford cut glass candelabrum, 20th Century, the central faceted obelisk flanked by two scroll branches with circular drip pans hung with lustres, on a baluster stem and circular foot, height approx 48cm.

MAX LE VERRIER (French 1891-1973), 'Enigme', a pair of Art Deco green patinated metal figural lamps, c.1925, each modelled as a nude female sitting, her arms outstretched holding an alabaster ball on her knees, upon a tapered black and green marble obelisk on square canted base, signed in cast M. Le Verrier and stamped Made In France, 43.5cm high. See illustration

A milliefiori glass paperweight together with two glass ducks, fruit basket, Wedgwood glass Christmas 1976 obelisk and Langsworthy crystal vase (6)

Daum art glass obelisk Daum art glass obelisk decorated with stylized hieroglyphics, signed Daum France verso. 16``h Starting Price: $50

A pair of patinated metal obelisk finials, each on circular base (2)

A collection of miscellaneous glass, 20th century, to include a Bohemian amber and clear glass vase, an Art Deco style pink glass shot suite and a florally painted frosted obelisk glass vase, (a lot).

A Regency style cut glass and gilt metal mounted two branch garniture, 20th century, central baluster column with vase surmount supporting two `c` shaped arms with obelisk finials, raised upon stepped base, 44cm high; with further glass items, to include a pair of ship`s decanters, an hour glass decanter, a pair of bottle decanters, glass inks and coloured glass vases (a lot).

Three 19th century Grand Tour bronzed ornaments, in the form of the Arc de Triomphe, Trajan`s Column, and an Egyptian obelisk, on black marble plinths, column 21cm high, obelisk 21cm high and arc 15cm high

A Victorian pietra dura marble inlaid in Ashford slate obelisk, height approx 52cm (af)

A Pair of Patinated Bronze Grand Tour Monuments A Pair of Patinated Bronze Grand Tour Monuments, 19th c., representing Trajan`s Column and the Vatican Obelisk, Rome, rectangular marble bases, height 18 1/2 in. and 17 1/2 in., respectively

A Pair of Georgian-Style Sconces A Pair of Georgian-Style Gilt Metal and Cut Glass Six-Light Sconces, 20th c., shield-form mirrored backplate, scrolled arms and crown, hung all over with bells, obelisk and swags, height 27 in., width 20 in., depth 20 in

A mahogany dressing chest, the oval swing mirror on obelisk supports, lattice work back, moulded rectangular top, three long drawers, raised on bracket feet, 92cm wide x 158cm high x 52cm deep

Cast metal book ends depicting horse racing, and a small marble obelisk, 25cm high.

A late Victorian black slate obelisk, the front inset with malachite and other marble pietra dura with lilly of the valley, forget-me-nots, fuschia, rose and jasmine, on stepped square base, 83cm high approx.

A Victorian Ashford marble obelisk typically asymmetrically inlaid with malachite and specimen stones, on a stepped base inlaid with a white lily, 9½in. (24cm.) high, some chips, together with an Ashford marble cross with similar stone inlay, 6 5/8in. (17cm.) high, large chip and lacks base. (2) See Illustration.

A marble obelisk together with an Art Deco ornament and two figure items.

Assorted curios including mother-of-pearl obelisk thermometer, mother-of-pearl needle case, evening purse, Girl Guide pocket knives (two), blotter, soapstone etc

Tortoiseshell Veneered Ebony Obelisk, 19th century height 16" — 40.6 cm. Starting Price: $150

OLD MERCURY THERMOMETER mounted on a wooden obelisk shaped column, 6 1/4" high, early 20th century German nickel plated and engine turned oblong pocket SNUFF BOX, 2 " long, containing a quantity of dip pen nibs, an engine turned EP folding FOB WATCH STAND, PROPELLING PENCIL featuring a perpetual calendar and a RECEIVER WITH SPARE LEADS

Fine quality Regency monochrome watercolour study of a town scene with an obelisk beside a church, possibly Edinburgh, inscribed on reverse - Playfair, 17cm x 21.5cm

A green painted wirework garden obelisk

A tall cylindrical pedestal apothecary wet drug jar/carboy with obelisk finial to lid (51cm high)

A carved rouge marble Roman column, 19th century, surmounted by bronze Roman Emperor on square plinth, above egg and dart and scratch decoration of military scenes, raised on plinth with gilt inscription ` S P Q R/ IMP CAES.DIVI/ NERV.F.NERVTRAIANO/ AVG GER DAC/ P MAXTRIB POT/ XVILIMP VI/ COS. VI. P.P.`, 64cm high; a pietra dura black and specimen marble obelisk, 19th century, with inlaid floral design, raised on stepped square plinth, 35cm high, (2), (a/f).

A Delft style blue and white tulip vase in five sections, in the form of an obelisk, marked "Francis"

WALTER RICHARD SICKERT ARA (British 1860-1942), Rape of Lucretia (After Palma), signed to lower right and inscribed 'After Palma' oil on canvas 51cm x 61cm, Obelisk Gallery label verso, Exh. London, Beaux Arts Gallery, Paintings by Richard Sickert, ARA 1933 no.11. Illustrated in 'Sickert Paintings and Drawings' by Wendy Baron, Yale University Press, 2006. See illustration

A pair of Obelisk Collection porcelain plates, painted by the Minton artist Roger Shufflebotham, signed, the first depicting a male and female wood duck by shells, the second with a blue tit on a branch by peaches, each within a gilt rim, puce painted inscription to each reverse.

An Edwardian style oval shaped cheval mirror with obelisk shaped supports on trestle supports and castors .

A willow and twig garden obelisk

Laetitia Trelawny, 1737, A sampler in monochrome stitched with an obelisk, inscribed Sermon Facia Consoria, In Memory of my Worthy and Only Son Charles Trelawny, who died of ye small pox in the 16 year school. This Obelisk is worked by his affectionate mother, Laetitia Trelawny - 1737. Inscribed at base: Charles Trelawny - The Only Son of Harry and Laetitia Trelawny, Born February the 25 1721, died November 26 1735. 74 x 114cm. Together with a companion sampler, worked similarly with mourning father and mother Laetitia, and three daughters, the obelisk similarly stitched with eight trees, dated 1739. (2) Footnote: The mother, Laetitia, overwhelmed with grief devoted her time to making these tapestries as a monument to her son with his parents and three sisters, mourning his loss. "She never stirred from (the vestry) except to the chapel, for twelve months, till the work was finished. She saw no visitors; and not more of the sun than she let in upon her work from the half-closed windows. The room was hung with black, and her sighs were oftener heard than her words." Bray, Trelawny of Trelawne: A Romance of the West, p. 18.

A French 19th century albumen print of large ruined columns at Karnak, Egypt, with figures amongst the ruins, laid down on card, with French inscription beneath reading `Karnak Grand Colonnes..`, 26cm high x 20cm wide; with nine further French 19th century albumen prints laid on card, back to back, showing further Egyptian scenes to include mosque views, Cairo scenes and an obelisk in Karnak, with inscriptions; together with a Bourne & Shephard card photograph case containing a portrait of a bearded gentleman bearing signature, (12).

A WHITE METAL RACE COURSE PERMIT, stamped 'North Hampton', with a stallion standing in a landscape with an obelisk, the reverse engraved "22 Honble. Capt. Spencer". 5.75cm wide Provenance: The estate of Tony Sweeney

A late 19th century desk thermometer as an obelisk, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone shell, mercury thermometer, 14.5cm high

Victorian rosewood writing box, brass angles, slope front part fitted interior, width 40cms, a walnut cased obelisk shaped metronome and a red lacquered box with Shibayama style decoration, (3).

Good quality Victorian specimen marble obelisk with silver cartouche - 'Worked and Presented by a Grateful Patient to Dr Scowcroft, Feb 14th 1874', 33cm high

A pair of Art Deco ebonised obelisk decorated silver candlesticks, B'ham 1934, maker JR, together with a smaller pair of silver vases, approx height 19 cm.

A note relating to Sphinx beside the obelisk on Victoria Embankment to Miss Young of Young & Co, Founders, signed to bottom J W Bazalgette, head of paper for Metropolitan Board of Works.

A glazed and mounted miniature painting of Hagia Sophia and the Obelisk of Theodosius in Istanbul framed by Arabic script, together with a Japanese ink drawing of a cicada on a leaf with calligraphy and signature to the bottom right

A marble obelisk, on wood stand, 34cm.

A late 19th Century Derbyshire slate and pietre dure obelisk, the front inlaid with a random mosaic of various hardstones above a spray of jasmine, on a stepped square base, height approx 34cm (minor faults).

A pair of brass and cut glass obelisk shaped table lamps with profuse decoration and hob nail design

Meissen porcelain bowl, decorated with a hand painted puce monochrome continuous landscape on the exteriorMeissen porcelain bowl, decorated with a hand painted puce monochrome continuous landscape on the exterior. Features an obelisk containing the initials AR and the date 1742 and surrounded by figures. Bowl has gilt rim and interior scene of a ruin also in puce monochrome. Round foot has gilt band. Blue crossed swords underglaze mark. 3.5"h x dia.6.5"wStarting Price: $500

A miners lamp, marble obelisk, soapstone ornament and Jude type cauldron (4)

OBELISK BOOKCASES, a pair, each of tapering form with five shelves over a carved decorative frieze over a larger bottom section on plinth base, 57cm x 215cm H x 28cm. (2) (as found)

A pair of impressive red and grey veined Cornish serpentine obelisks, possibly by John Organ of Penzance, height 63.5cm (one with damage). (See illustration) Condition Report: lot 62 - one of the obelisks have been broken and glued together approx 3" up from its pedestal. There is a chip to its tip and a few chips on the edges of its length. On the 2nd plinth down the platform has a corner missing and another chip. 2 chips underneath which could be a break running across the bottom and glued. The other obelisk has small chips to the edges along its length. The base has been broken along its corner and a few chips to the underside.

A grey serpentine obelisk, height 36cm.

A 19th century electrically lit lustre table centrepiece the glass obelisk surmount above four graded tiers of drops suspended from gilt wires from the glass encased column with fluted covered, reel shaped base on beaded ormolu circular foot, 85.5cm (33.75in) high

Durrell (Lawrence). The Black Book, pub. Paris, Obelisk Press, 1938, text block detached from covers, orig. pict. wrappers, some chipping to spine ends, rubbed and some wear, 8vo (1).

Ford (Ford Madox). The Good Soldier. A Tale of Passion, New York, 1927, signed on flyleaf by the author, orig. linen-backed boards, a little rubbed and soiled and minor wear and damage to upper board, 8vo, (limited edition 144/300), together with Smith (Stevie), Harold’s Leap, 1st ed., 1950, illusts. by the author, orig. cloth in sl. soiled d.j., with another copy of the same work, rebound in crimson half morocco, 8vo, plus Connolly (Cyril), The Rock Pool, Obelisk Press, Paris, 1936, orig. printed wrappers, browned on spine, somewhat rubbed and minor soiling, small 4to, with the first New York edition of the same work, 1936 (precedes the first UK edition by several years), pict. endpapers, orig. cloth in torn d.j., 8vo, and others by Stevie Smith, John Betjeman, William Carlos Williams, Cyril Connolly, W.H. Auden, S.J. Perelman and Wallace Stevens, mostly G/VG (6 shelves).

A Grand Tour desk thermometer, modelled as an Egyptian obelisk, on a marble plinth

A Waterford cut glass two branch candlestick in the style of a Victorian lustre with circular hobnail cut base, reeded column and central crystal cut obelisk, 20 ins (51 cms) high

A mid 20th Century moulded glass candlestick of Oriental design with caryatid column on circular decorated base with central obelisk flanked by two sconces, 20.5 ins (52 cms) high; together with a ceiling light with brass winged and partially clothed cherub hanging beneath a single opaque glass ceiling shade

A COALBROOKDALE CAST METAL SMALL DISH decorated with Neptune within a foliate scroll classical border, 8 1/4", a few other pieces of brassware and a set of scales, an obelisk and a paperweight

A Regency upholstered easy chair with obelisk shaped legs, terminating on brass castors

A policemans truncheon stamped Liverpool police, a walking stick with a silver collar, another walking stick, a parasol, obelisk thermometer etc.

A Baccarat crystal obelisk depicting a swan in flight, signed to the base Serge Mansau and marked 699/2000, 27cm tall approx together with a Baccarat crystal Lalande miniature mantle clock, both marked Baccarat to base

Six George V Coffee Spoons, Sheffield 1934, in case and a silver lidded glass obelisk Inkwell, Birmingham 1959

An Italian walnut X framed armchair, the back rail carved with foliate strapwork and an obelisk cartouche and flanked by female masks, the arms with angel mask brackets and the base applied with a lion mask.