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A silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case Birmingham 1952 14cm, 196 grams gross
SOLD FOR £110
A silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case Birmingham 1952 14cm, 196 grams gross
A silver vesta engraved with vacant cartouche Birmingham 1916, 2 butter knives, a National Trust silver coin, a silver mounted cigar cutter and fob, weighable silver 79.2 grams
SOLD FOR £75
A silver vesta engraved with vacant cartouche Birmingham 1916, 2 butter knives, a National Trust silver coin, a silver mounted cigar cutter and fob, weighable silver 79.2 grams
A Victorian silver salver with shell and scroll rim and engraved scrolls enclosing an armorial on scrolled feet London 1873, maker Daniel and Charles Houle, 36cm, 1294 grams
SOLD FOR £700
A Victorian silver salver with shell and scroll rim and engraved scrolls enclosing an armorial on scrolled feet London 1873, maker Daniel and Charles Houle, 36cm, 1294 grams
A Victorian silver and enamelled rectangular vesta, in the form of a railway ticket 1007 G.N.R. Not transferrable Kings Cross London to York, 1st Class, 23 Aug. 88, Birmingham 1888, maker Horton and Allday, 6cm x 4cm, 48 grams
SOLD FOR £920
A Victorian silver and enamelled rectangular vesta, in the form of a railway ticket 1007 G.N.R. Not transferrable Kings Cross London to York, 1st Class, 23 Aug. 88, Birmingham 1888, maker Horton and Allday, 6cm x 4cm, 48 grams
A circular silver tazza with pierced rim on a splayed foot with engraved inscription, Sheffield 1918, maker Martin Hall and Company Ltd., 13cm, 294 grams
SOLD FOR £160
A circular silver tazza with pierced rim on a splayed foot with engraved inscription, Sheffield 1918, maker Martin Hall and Company Ltd., 13cm, 294 grams
J Cotin, "A view of the town and the harbour of Portsmouth with His Majesty's fleet under sail" 18th Century coloured engraving, published 12th May 1794 by Laurie and Whittle, 53 Fleet Street, London, 31cm x 45cm, in an ebonised frame
SOLD FOR £65
J Cotin, "A view of the town and the harbour of Portsmouth with His Majesty's fleet under sail" 18th Century coloured engraving, published 12th May 1794 by Laurie and Whittle, 53 Fleet Street, London, 31cm x 45cm, in an ebonised frame
19th Century English School, two figures in a country lane with cattle and distant buildings in the background, oil on canvas unsigned, 29.5cm x 34cm, re-lined, in a gilt frame
SOLD FOR £170
19th Century English School, two figures in a country lane with cattle and distant buildings in the background, oil on canvas unsigned, 29.5cm x 34cm, re-lined, in a gilt frame
A Victorian carved oak Gothic style cabinet on cabinet with moulded cornice, the interior fitted pigeon holes enclosed by arched panelled doors, the base fitted a shelf enclosed by arched panelled doors 194cm h x 122cm w x 62cm d
SOLD FOR £340
A Victorian carved oak Gothic style cabinet on cabinet with moulded cornice, the interior fitted pigeon holes enclosed by arched panelled doors, the base fitted a shelf enclosed by arched panelled doors 194cm h x 122cm w x 62cm d
A Georgian style ebonised open arm chair with single woven cane back and upholstered seat, raised on an X framed support 88cm h x 58cm w x 54cm d (seat 25cm x 30cm)
SOLD FOR £170
A Georgian style ebonised open arm chair with single woven cane back and upholstered seat, raised on an X framed support 88cm h x 58cm w x 54cm d (seat 25cm x 30cm)
A Georgian inlaid oak double corner cabinet with moulded cornice, fitted shelves enclosed by inlaid star panelled doors, the base enclosed by a panelled door, raised on bracket feet 204cm h x 78cm w x 112cm
SOLD FOR £60
A Georgian inlaid oak double corner cabinet with moulded cornice, fitted shelves enclosed by inlaid star panelled doors, the base enclosed by a panelled door, raised on bracket feet 204cm h x 78cm w x 112cm
A French elm bedside cabinet fitted a drawer above panelled door and undertier, raised on cabriole supports 84cm h x 37cm w x 37cm d
SOLD FOR £60
A French elm bedside cabinet fitted a drawer above panelled door and undertier, raised on cabriole supports 84cm h x 37cm w x 37cm d
A Victorian cylindrical ebonised and inlaid walnut jardiniere stand with pierced brass gallery and gilt metal mounts throughout, raised on 3 outswept supports with triform base 91cm x 23cm
SOLD FOR £100
A Victorian cylindrical ebonised and inlaid walnut jardiniere stand with pierced brass gallery and gilt metal mounts throughout, raised on 3 outswept supports with triform base 91cm x 23cm
A 19th Century Continental rosewood free standing pedestal cabinet with revolving top and pierced carved floral columns to the side, the shelved interior enclosed by a panelled door 80cm h x 47cm diam.
SOLD FOR £170
A 19th Century Continental rosewood free standing pedestal cabinet with revolving top and pierced carved floral columns to the side, the shelved interior enclosed by a panelled door 80cm h x 47cm diam.
A Georgian mahogany chest of 2 short and 3 long drawers with brass swan neck drop handles and diamond shaped ivory escutcheons, raised on bracket feet 77cm h x 80cm w x 46cm d Ivory Exemption Certificate VSH77YH4
SOLD FOR £220
A Georgian mahogany chest of 2 short and 3 long drawers with brass swan neck drop handles and diamond shaped ivory escutcheons, raised on bracket feet 77cm h x 80cm w x 46cm d Ivory Exemption Certificate VSH77YH4
A 17th Century style elm refectory dining table, the top formed of 3 planks, raised on 4 turned columns with H framed stretcher 76cm h x 91cm w x 198cm l
SOLD FOR £300
A 17th Century style elm refectory dining table, the top formed of 3 planks, raised on 4 turned columns with H framed stretcher 76cm h x 91cm w x 198cm l
A Victorian elm clothes horse 76cm h x 43cm w x 30cm d
SOLD FOR £65
A Victorian elm clothes horse 76cm h x 43cm w x 30cm d
A pair of early 20th Century, Art Nouveau, French painted pine bedside cabinets with white veined marble tops, each fitted a drawer above a cupboard enclosed by a panelled door 78cm h x 40cm w x 40cm d
SOLD FOR £200
A pair of early 20th Century, Art Nouveau, French painted pine bedside cabinets with white veined marble tops, each fitted a drawer above a cupboard enclosed by a panelled door 78cm h x 40cm w x 40cm d
A 19th Century inlaid Kingwood bedside cabinet of serpentine outline and with pink veined marble top, fitted a drawer above a cupboard enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, raised on cabriole supports 69cm h x 40cm x 32cm
SOLD FOR £120
A 19th Century inlaid Kingwood bedside cabinet of serpentine outline and with pink veined marble top, fitted a drawer above a cupboard enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, raised on cabriole supports 69cm h x 40cm x 32cm
An Edwardian Sheraton style oval inlaid and crossbanded satinwood occasional table, the top decorated a fan with figured and rosewood crossbanding, raised on square tapered supports with X framed stretcher and spade feet 73cm h x 57cm w x 45cm d
SOLD FOR £130
An Edwardian Sheraton style oval inlaid and crossbanded satinwood occasional table, the top decorated a fan with figured and rosewood crossbanding, raised on square tapered supports with X framed stretcher and spade feet 73cm h x 57cm w x 45cm d
A Regency mahogany chiffonier, fitted a shelf enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, with turned columns to the sides, raised on paw feet 93cm h x 99cm w x 47cm d
SOLD FOR £120
A Regency mahogany chiffonier, fitted a shelf enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, with turned columns to the sides, raised on paw feet 93cm h x 99cm w x 47cm d
Elyse Ashe Lord (British 1900-1971), study of a lady playing a lute with birds amongst trees, coloured etching, signed in pencil, number 15 of 75, 29cm x 27.5cm, framed
SOLD FOR £140
Elyse Ashe Lord (British 1900-1971), study of a lady playing a lute with birds amongst trees, coloured etching, signed in pencil, number 15 of 75, 29cm x 27.5cm, framed
**Anthony Robert Klitz (British 1917-2000) - The River Thames and Victoria Embankment with the Royal Air Force Memorial and the Palace of Westminster beyond, oil on canvas, signed, 45cm x 35cm, within a hessian and gilt wood frame ** Please Note - Artists Re-Sale Rights may be payable on this lot
SOLD FOR £380
**Anthony Robert Klitz (British 1917-2000) - The River Thames and Victoria Embankment with the Royal Air Force Memorial and the Palace of Westminster beyond, oil on canvas, signed, 45cm x 35cm, within a hessian and gilt wood frame ** Please Note - Artists Re-Sale Rights may be payable on this lot
Circle of Thomas Hudson (British 1701-1779) - Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a navy-blue coat and waistcoat with gold buttons, edging and embroidery and a white stock, 18th century oil on canvas, 73.5cm x 60.5cm, within a gilt composition frame with old label to back
SOLD FOR £760
Circle of Thomas Hudson (British 1701-1779) - Portrait of a Gentleman wearing a navy-blue coat and waistcoat with gold buttons, edging and embroidery and a white stock, 18th century oil on canvas, 73.5cm x 60.5cm, within a gilt composition frame with old label to back
Modern British School - Harbour Scene, 20th century gouache, 25.5cm x 35cm, within an ebonised frame
SOLD FOR £200
Modern British School - Harbour Scene, 20th century gouache, 25.5cm x 35cm, within an ebonised frame
After Hippolyte-Paul Delaroche (French 1797-1856) - Emperor Napoleon in his study, 19th Century oil on canvas 35.5cm x 29.5cm, within a gilt composition frame. Note: the present work is a copy of Delaroche's painting, originally commissioned in 1838 by Louisa, the 6th Countess of Sandwich. Delaroche portrays Napoleon in the attire of a Colonel of the Grenadiers de la Garde a' Pied, standing in his office at the Tuileries Palace. Delaroche's portrait draws inspiration from elements of David's renowned Portrait of Napoleon in his study (1812, National Gallery, Washington), reflected in both the pose and uniform
SOLD FOR £220
After Hippolyte-Paul Delaroche (French 1797-1856) - Emperor Napoleon in his study, 19th Century oil on canvas 35.5cm x 29.5cm, within a gilt composition frame. Note: the present work is a copy of Delaroche's painting, originally commissioned in 1838 by Louisa, the 6th Countess of Sandwich. Delaroche portrays Napoleon in the attire of a Colonel of the Grenadiers de la Garde a' Pied, standing in his office at the Tuileries Palace. Delaroche's portrait draws inspiration from elements of David's renowned Portrait of Napoleon in his study (1812, National Gallery, Washington), reflected in both the pose and uniform