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A pair of Victorian glass prisms, obelisk-form with plants on pedestals (6.25in.) and one other similar prism - 6.75in.

Cast iron fire grate of Arts & Craft design, arched back rectangular front, flanked by obelisk and ball column.

Early 19th century Obelisk at 'Catania' blue and white pattern plate, from the series 'View of Italy', 25.2cm diameter, a similar plate printed with the Naval Amphitheatre Jaorminum, early 19th century bridge of Lucano, Italy 'semi-China', blue and white plate 25cm diameter, Rogers 'Florence' blue and white pattern soup dish, 26cm diameter and William Ridgway 'A View in Venice' pattern blue and white plate, 26.2cm diameter (5)

Durrell, Lawrence. The Black Book, Paris, Obelisk Press, 1938, 8vo, first edition, volume 1 of the Villa Seurat series, edited by Henry Miller, without errata slip present in later issues, original pale green printed wrappers, collector's folding box, covers partially detached (not printed in USA until 1960 or UK until 1973).

A Victorian pietra dura obelisk desk thermometer, probably Derbyshire, c.1860, with inset ivory scale calibrated for farenheit, over inlaid forget-me-not and lily decoration, on stepped square base, 44cm.

Colls - Figures by a cathedral and an obelisk; pen and brown ink, on laid, signed, dated 182* and inscribed, 20x25.8cm: together with four other drawings in pen and brown ink on laid fo European and Arcadian views by different hands, various sizes, (5), (unframed).

A Pair of Box Bushes, small obelisk, approximately 3ft high (2)

A Venini glass obelisk, the clear glass with internal cased green & yellow twisted design, 43.5cms, engraved Venini, Italia; together with a smaller obelisk on pedestal base with clear glass internally decorated with colours, 26cms high, unmarked.

A CUT GLASS OBELISK, the three corners cut to resemble a tower, chips, 30.4cm high.

An elm twin handled tea tray of kidney shape with a galleried edge, 61cm wide, a box, a malachite obelisk shaped paperweight and a marble egg. (4)

A Dalbeattie granite obelisk (repaired) and further granite items and a pewter tankard of baluster shape.

A 19th Century obelisk, made from a variety of different marbles, 49cm high

An oak carved figure of carpenter, 27cms, an onyx obelisk, a soapstone figure of Kwan-Yin and sundry.

Three items of Worcester blue and white porcelain, comprising: a cylindrical mug printed with the so called 'Obelisk and Vase' pattern, the reverse with the 'European Landscape Group', hatched crescent mark, 8.5cm high (cracked and chipped); a 'Pinecone' pattern plate, hatched crescent mark, 25cm diameter (in half and rivetted); and a barrel-shaped teapot and cover, printed with the so called 'Rose-centred spray group', hatched crescent mark (chips and losses), circa 1775

A 19th century French ivory patch box, the circular lid painted with a fetes champetre, 5.5cm diameter, a bone hourglass, 4cm high and an ivory mounted olive wood obelisk thermometer, 14cm high (3)

A Worcester teabowl and saucer, printed in black with 'The Obelisk of Augustus before the Temple of Minerva Meica' and 'The Pyramid of Caius Cestius', within black line borders, circa 1760 (tea bowl with rim nicks, saucer with short rim crack)

Two blue-printed dinner plates: a Russian Palace pattern plate, diameter 25.0cm, unmarked; and a plate with classical ruins, a winding road, an obelisk and Neptune riding an eagle clutching bolts of lightning, all within a border of flowers, scrolls and geometric panels, diameter 25.0cm, unmarked; both circa 1815-30

A blue-printed washbowl, decorated with a composite rural scene featuring a tower, a boy herding two cows through an archway, an obelisk, and another boy fishing by a wall with a mask fountain, all within a foliage and flower border, diameter 31.2cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (some rim damage and footrim chips)

A Versace for Rosenthal 'Carpe Diem' limited edition clock, the obelisk structure with rotating globe to top, 63cms high.

An Art Deco spelter table lamp, modelled as a naked young girl seated on an obelisk supporting an opaque globe upon her knee, stepped circular base and chrome support, 53.5cm (21'') high

A LATE 19TH CENTURY POLISHED SLATE OBELISK, painted to simulate marble, in six sections, on a square base. Height 23".

Miller (Henry) Tropic of Capricorn, second edition, variant without price on spine, errata leaf tipped-in on title, original dark pink wrappers with 3 white panels, black lettering, fore-edge slightly creased, small tear to tail of spine, otherwise a near fine copy, Paris, Obelisk Press, [1939]; Sunday After the War, offset reprint, original cream buckram, dust-jacket, slightly tanned at lower edge, Norfolk, Conn., 1944; Tropic of Cancer, 1961; Tropic of Capricorn, 1961; Black Spring, 1963, original boards, New York, Grove Press ~ Long (Haniel) The Power Within Us, Preface by Henry Miller, original cloth, dust-jacket, rubbed, 1946; and 16 others, similar, 8vo (16).

A cut clear glass spirit decanter with globular stopper, 24cms, a cut clear glass obelisk shaped thermometer holder and a quantity of clear glass stoppers.

A Worcester First Period circular slop bowl, the exterior with stylised flower spray and sprigs, the interior with swagged frieze, open crescent mark, 12cm diameter; also a saucer with underglaze blue printed decoration, depicting a Chinese lady and her son with an obelisk and vases, crescent mark, 13cm diameter

An unusual early 19c French carpenters handled pencil case all faces are covered with naive carvings, one side and the handle takes the form of an alligator, the opposite side an obelisk with a plaque enscribed "Veille, Courdouan", underside shows various tools with a masonic symbol and the top the carver'name? Pierre Bernard surrounded by cannons and "Libertie" and "La Mort" an intrigueing piece G

A VICTORIAN BLACK ONYX OBELISK, the front with inlaid floral design in white marble and malachite, (chips to tip), 35cm high.

A PAIR OF MID-VICTORIAN OBELISK-SHAPED TORTOISESHELL AND PIQUE PENDANT EARRINGS, each gold inlay engraved with a different geometric pattern, contemporary fitted case. See lot 428 for illustration.

CHARLES ROBERTSON RWS, AN EXCEPTIONAL FRAMED AND GLAZED WATERCOLOUR "PLYMOUTH SOUND." This work taken from Cawsand reveals the obelisk, beach, seafront cottages, Caws and ferry going towards Fort Picklecombe and numerous yachts and boats in the Sound. Signed. 7" x 10.5".

Connolly (Cyril) The Rock Pool, first edition, partly unopened, some minor marginal marking, original printed wrappers, very slight soiling, small split and mark at head of spine, in collector's box, Paris, Obelisk Press, 1936; and the first English edition of the same, 8vo (2). *** The author's first novel.

An obelisk of sectional form of a square plinth in black, yellow, green, grey and red marble, 23.5cm high

A 19th century marble obelisk, constructed in sections with pink, white and grey stones, 33cm high

Japanese lozenge shaped dish, another Japanese dish, lead mounted glass vase and a pottery obelisk (4)

A Meissen (Marcolini) obelisk, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and fruits, within scroll moulded cartouches, and applied with coloured sprays of flowers and leaves, on four ball shaped supports and square plinth, 48cm high (19"), mark in blue, circa 1775 (some restoration)

WORCESTER - A Worcester shaped circular plate, printed in monochrome after Robert Hancock, with traveller and capriccio of obelisk and fallen temples within a gilt line rim, 7.75in diam, c.1760

SILVER - A silver mounted rectangular tortoiseshell snuff box, with canted corners, the cover inlaid with a silver chinoiserie scene, reverse with palm tree, obelisk and rabbit, reeded mounts, 3in wide, unmarked, English, mid-18th century, rubbed

BOXES AND OBJECTS - An unusual George III obelisk watch holder, the variegated and white marble bow-ended stepped rectangular case with black slate plinth and centred by a glass lens, 14.5in high, late 18th century

A 19th century Tunbridgeware obelisk mounted with thermometer dial, 8ins

A Pillar with Urn pattern bowl, decorated around the outside with two sections of the scene featuring an orangery-like building, a garden backed by balustrading with an obelisk-like structure in the middle, and a ruined temple, with an internal border of flowers and leaves, diameter 19.0cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A quantity of mostly pearlware figures, comprising; a field sportsman with hound; a sleeping putto; a putto with a basket; figures beside an obelisk; a figure seated on a barrel; a classical maiden with a ewer; a figure emblematic of Old Age; a bocage group of a rustic and companion; a figure of a man; a figure of a girl with a basket of flowers and a William Kent Ltd 'Bull-baiting' group after an original by Obediah Sherratt (extensive damage throughout)

A Longton Hall 'Folly' pattern saucer, painted with an obelisk and trees, a figure with a cane to one side, 10.8cm diameter, blue '5' mark, circa 1755-58 (star crack)

Miller (Henry) Black Spring, first edition, original beige pictorial wrappers printed in reddish brown, slightly soiled at edges, from the library of Havelock Ellis, with bookseller's letter authenticating it loosely inserted, a fine copy, 8vo, Paris, The Obelisk Press, 1936. *** The author's third book, his second novel.

A serpentine steel fire grate with a scroll pierced apron, supported on columns, with obelisk finials, 83 high x 97cm wide.

A selection of Worcester puce transfer printed wares, 1765-1775, comprising two coffee cups printed with classical ruins, a tea bowl printed with classical ruins, another tea bowl printed with an obelisk, pyramid and ruins and two saucers printed with an Italianate watermill and fisherman and figures on a bridge respectively, minor rim chips, the cups 2.5" high (6)

Obelisk shaped thermometer from Bridge of Allan, 16cm and a thermometer in the form of a cross, 15cm.(2)

Stuart Tartanware desk calendar of unusual form, the domed front surmounted by an obelisk, 180mm high.

A BLUEJOHN OBELISK square tapering form with marble plinth, 12" high.

A VARIEGATED AGATE OBELISK, 8" high and a carved ivory vase with stork supports, 8.5"high.

A late 19th century polished black slate obelisk mounted with a thermometer and white metal register, within a pietra dura band border, the lower section with a dog rose sprig on stepped plinth base, height 36 cm (some small chips to leading edges)

A Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester coffee can, 1807-13 period, decorated with a marbled salmon pink ground and gilded below a Greek key border, impressed mark 2.50 " high, a Worcester saucer circa 1775 printed in puce with an obelisk and ruins pattern, cracked 4.50" diameter, a shanked coffee can circa 1795 decorated with puce and gilt sprigs 2.50" high and an English porcelain kakiemon pattern coffee can and saucer, early 19th century, cracked (5)