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A stone composition obelisk, second half 20th century, with square section pedestal, approximately 260cm high. Removed from an East Sussex country house. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

An early 19th century French marble and ormolu obelisk mantel clock, with an eight day movement, having an outside count wheel, striking on a bell, with a 3.75 inch convex enamel dial, chipped, set within a panelled marble obelisk with war trophies and surmounted by a spread-eagle, the rectangular base on turned feet, and set on a black marble rectangular base, with link chain pillar supports, 22in (56cm) h.

Victorian Tunbridge Wells ware obelisk, 18cm similar desk weight with floral decoration, 14cm

A Jaeger obelisk desk clock, the base decorated with Egyptian style panels, height 23.5cm.

A Derby porcelain group of four figures around a central obelisk, one figure with a rifle, one with flowers, one with a sheaf of corn, and one sitting on a cask, 24cm high, patch marks, circa 1780, some damages.

A 19th century mother-of-pearl ivory desk thermometer in the form of a obelisk on a stepped square base, raised on four ball feet, 23cm high.

A blue leather and silk lined desk set, a brass oval wall mirror with urn surmount and a Jaeger desk clock in the shape of an obelisk.

A mahogany, tulipwood and amaranth obelisk, early 20th Century, of typical form, with an ivory parquetry band and Egyptian style characters to the bases.

An early 19th century bronze, gilt metal and marble ink stand, retailed by Thomas Weeks's museum, the tree trunk inscribed 'WEEKS'S RL MUSEUM TICHBORNE ST.', 5.5in (14cm) h, 5.75in (14.6cm) w, gilding rubbed, a slate and hardstone inlaid obelisk, 10in (25.2cm) h, a gilt metal flaming urn finial on a marble base, two marble paper weights and a gilt brass finial. (6)

A verde antico marble obelisk 15in (38cm) h, repaired, another stone obelisk and a turned serpentine vase. (3)

A 19th century French Egyptian Revival mantel clock the eight day movent striking the hours and half hours on a bell, formed as a truncated obelisk in red and black marble, surmounted by a bronze figure of a pharoah seated on a stool decorated with hieroglyphs, the Roman chapter ring with gilt numerals and rusticated centre ring flanked by bronze ox masks to each side and bronze eagle to the apron, on chevron cast tapering feet 27cm wide, 50cm high, 16cm deep

A VEINED RED MARBLE OBELISK with black and white veins and a similar white obelisk together with a similar urn-shaped ornament, the obelisks 91/2" high (3).

A Mdina graduated trio of obelisk sculptures each of triform and cased in clear crystal over a cloudy and mottled blue green ground, engraved Mdina signatures, tallest 30cm.

Mauchline Ware - A thermometer, of obelisk form, 'The Beach, Walton-on-Naze'; an egg timer, 'Peel Castle'; an easel-back photograph frame 'Made of Dunkeld Wood', with four views; a pin wheel in the form of a three-legged stool, 'John Neilson Institution, Paisley'; a pair of glove stretchers, 'Dryburgh Abbey'; anapkin ring, 'Boulay Bay, Jersey'; a circular box, 'Brighton Aquarium (Orchestra) / Entrance Hall, Grand Aquarium, Brighton'; a circular box, 'The Castle, Aberystwith'; and three other items, (11).

Black slate and marble inlaid obelisk with ivory backed thermometer, 26 cm high

A pair of marble and brass table lamps of classical column form and an obelisk lamp with shades.

Georgian ivory navette shaped snuff box, the hinged lid with seed pearl and mother-of-pearl 'locket' of an obelisk and a willow tree, in gold mount, 9cm (AF).

David Roberts, Coloured Lithograph "Obelisk at Alexandria", mounted but unframed (cut and stuck), 25cm x 34cm (foxing starting)

French glass dated 1750 the central crest engraved with 'vivre longtemps pour votre gloire conservez nous dans la memoire' (Your glory will live a long time preserved in memory) the reverse etched with a obelisk topped with a crown and initials CHB, (the foot damaged and fitted with Birmingham silver) 20cm high

Bronze and glass thermometer in the form of a memorial obelisk engraved with hieroglyphics and supported upon a square slate fenced pedestal, 10.75" high

A white veined red marble four-piece obelisk, raised on a square plinth base, 20th Century, 51 cm.

A black/white veined four-piece yellow marble obelisk, raised on stepped square base, 20th Century, 51 cm.

A Pair of Derbyshire Pietra Dura Inlaid Marble Obelisks, 19th century, the front face of each obelisk inlaid with tapered panels of diverse marbles, spars and malachite, over square section bases, one inlaid with a lily, the other with a dog rose, on triple stepped bases, 30cm high; and Two Pairs of Modern Marble Obelisks, 51cm and 32cm high respectively (3 pairs) See illustration

A Pair of Cut Glass Two-Branch Pedestal Candle Electroliers, 20th century, each with obelisk finial issuing from dishes hung with lancet drops, on diamond faceted knops, with two S scroll branches to flared nozzles hung with almondine drops, on petalette bases, 42cm high (formerly fitted for electricity)

A Rare Sunderland Pearlware Pottery Remembrance Obelisk, Southwick, 1879, the front two registers painted with a continuous inscription in black "In affectionate remembrance of William Coultard who died at Southwick March the 17th 1878 in his 57 years. Farewell dear friend my life is past may you and I unite at last, Mourn not for me nor sorrow take, but keep this token for my sake", painted with bouquets of flowers in vivid enamels, edged with pricked and dentil incised detail, the base inscribed "Nov 12 1879", 25.5cm high See illustration

Ruins: A Small Transfer Printed First Period Worcester Plate, circa 1760, with fluted petal rim with gilt line border framing a solitary fisherman before an arched building and ball-capped obelisk, 18.2cm [no Cook number equivalent] See illustration

An early 20th Century Mahogany cased Metronome of typical obelisk form, with removable front and sprung mechanism, height 9 ½”

A Wedgwood obelisk weight designed by Ronald Stennett - Willson with and internal tonal green column with air bubble rings, unsigned, height 13cm, together with a group of similar period studio weights. (4)

A Victorian Tunbridge ware mahogany adjustable book slide, the panel ends with tesserae panel of floral sprays, 18 cm long, together with a Victorian Tunbridge ware thermometer in the form of an obelisk, the tesserae panels with geometric and floral designs on a stepped square base, 19.5 cm high, and an early 20th century faux tortoiseshell obelisk thermometer, 16 cm high, (3).

An obelisk on a plinth and stepped base made from a variety of different marbles, 30" high (old repairs).

Peter Calmes THE CYPRESSES signed watercolour, 45cm x 28cm (17.5" x11") Provenance: Obelisk Gallery 1965

ATTRIBUTED OSKAR KOKOSCHKA (1886-1980) AUSTRIAN A young standing girl. Monogrammed O.K. Panel. 16 x 10.5ins. Provenance: THE OBELISK GALLERY (JIMMY McMULLAN) LONDON, in a gilt frame manufactured by HOLMAN & TAYLOR, 17 Babmaes Street, Jermyn Street, SW1.

English primitive school, 19th century Extensive view over a bay, a church to the right, an obelisk in the foreground oil on canvas 59 x 90 cm (23 x 35 1/2 in)

Large ball finial garden obelisk

An early 19th century English porcelain obelisk with sweetpea and other floral decoration, 20.25 cm high, an early 19th century English pearlware pot-pourri bowl and cover with polychrome floral decoration, 13.5 cm diameter, and a large early 19th century English pottery mug with monochrome river landscape decoration below a gilt and rust Greek key border, 13 cm high

A pair of cut glass table lustres, Waterford, 20th century, each with a faceted triangular central obelisk and spreading glass column issuing two candle branches with cut glass pendant drops on a circular cut glass base 53cm high (2)

Two good quality iron garden Obelisk planters.

A gilt lacquered sheet metal obelisk, late 20th Century, 207 cm high.

Liverpool creamware oval meat plate circa 1799 printed with Liberty holding stars and stripes shield, standing beside an obelisk marked 'Sacred to the memory of Washington' with a distant tall ship in the background, (glaze imperfections) 29cm wide

A large ball head garden obelisk

Brass obelisk with flame finial, stepped plinth and base, 65.5cmh

A Molyneux white obelisk, a purple malachite obelisk, a Sowerby malachite ribbon plate and a John Derbyshire malachite vase (4).

Timothy Whidborne (born 1927) - “The Pantheon - Rome” - Exterior view with obelisk and fountain to foreground, canvas laid on board 12ins x 20ins, signed and dated 1994, in gilt moulded frame Note : Reverse bears artist’s label, signed in full, titled and dated, and address The Pheasantry Studios, 30 Albert Road, Deal, Kent CT14 9RE, and complete with biographical catalogue of the artist’s work

A pair of Italian variegated white marble obelisk table lamps, on ball supports and square plinth bases, height, 110cm, fitted for electricty, (2).

A Sevres style ‘jewelled’ pedestal dish, painted with a scene of women and children beside an obelisk, marked ‘la gloire de prince sont des enfants de France’ within a shaped gilt line and floral border, overglazed blue enamel entwined ‘S’ mark and marked ‘C’, 22cm diameter

A very large ball head obelisk

A very large ball head obelisk

A French bronze obelisk thermometer representing The Ramses II monument at The Place de la Concorde, Paris, mounted on a black slate base, 27cm high

A pair of 19th century glass mantel ornaments each of obelisk form, raised on diamond cut stepped circular base (2) 28cm high

After Francois de Poilly (French, 1622-1693) The obelisk of Caracalla, Rome, engraving, 70 x 48 cm (27 1/2 x 19 in)

A Derby model of the 'Four Seasons', personified as four figures around an obelisk, holding flowers, fruit and corn. Damages and restoration. c.1760-70, 24.3cm. Cf. Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, p.343.

A 19th century blue john and polished slate obelisk, 12.75in (32.5cm) h.

A 19th century blue john and polished slate obelisk, repaired, 18.25in (46.5cm) h.

A carved stone obelisk, an Asian hardwood carving and other carved items

Italian school, 19th century, The church of Trinita dei Monti and the Spanish Steps, Rome; and An obelisk in Rome, both watercolour over pen and ink, each 15 x 23 cm (6 x 9 in) (2)

A 19th Century 'blue john' obelisk 10in.

A late George II, circa 1750, polished steel serpentine fire basket, pierced foliate decoration, on ogee legs and ball finials together with a pair of obelisk andirons on cluster column bases and ball feet (3)

An illuminated glass obelisk, of contemporary design, 212cm high, the base 47cm x 47cm

Composition garden obelisk h: 69 in.

A Medina conical glass obelisk; a Whitefriar's cased glass vase; 3 other pieces of modern glass