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Stock CBB500
A mid 20th Century Italian composition satyr figure.
During the excavation of Pompeii, the lost Italian city, where the original of this statue was excavated identified the actual property – ‘The Satyr Statue’.
H. 2’ 8” – 82 cm
W. 1’ 2” – 36 cm
20th Century English oak coffee table with a nest of four sidetables
Stock CST501
A decorative set of 19th Century French ash and elm fixed library steps.
C. 1860
H. 4’ 6” – 137 cm
W. 1’ 9” – 53 cm
D. 3’ 3” – 99 cm
Decorative 19th Century French Boulle timepiece by Farcot a Paris (Restorations)
1876 – 1912
H: 8” – 21 cm W: 8” – 20 cm D: 4” – 11 cm
Stock AA1716
A late Georgian first quarter 19th Century eight day English oak longcase clock.
By Difon of Cambridge
The attractive painted dial, housed in a domed hood above a slender trunk.
Very well patinated oak.
(serviced)
C. 1820
H: 6′ 7″ – 2 m
W: 1′ 6″ – 45 cm
D: 9″ – 23 cm
Stock AA0827
A decorative first quarter 19th Century French Comptoise longcase clock.
The well patinated waisted shaped pine case, with a circular hood with hinged glass door, housing a white enamel painted dial flowing to the waist shaped trunk with a long shaped door having a pendulum looking glass and a bombe shaped base.
Dated 1822 (inside trunk door)
H: 208 cm
W: 50 cm
D: 22 cm
Clock serviced several years ago by Bairnsdale Clocks.
Note: old repairs to base.
Early 19th Century English oak 8 Day Longcase Clock by Woodcock of Colchester.
The case having attractive lines. The arched hood having the original glass flanked by reeded pillars above an narrow waisted trunk.
C. 1820
Good overall colour and patination.
Note: This clock has been serviced and has a one year warrantee.
H: 220 cm
W: 46.5 cm
D: 27 cm
Stock AA0599
Late18th Century English oak eight day long case clock.
Stock UK1112
A George III Country Oak 30 Hour Longcase Clock.
The Hood with original brass capitols supporting turned columns, the original brass hinged door housing an attractive country hand painted floral and bird decoration with traces of the original gilt and roman numerals. The Trunk having scratch carved reeded sides and an arched door iwth a fruitwood diamond shaped escutcheon, resting on a shaped apron and bracket feet.
By Merrison of Loddon
C. 1800
H: 5′ 11″ – 181 cm
W: 3′ 9 ” – 151 cm
D: 1′ 10″ – 55 cm
20th Century French bronze deer.
C.1950
Stock AA1695
A large 19th Century style Chinese bronze footed bowl with twin dragon handles and relief monkeys, grapes and vines on elephant trunk feet.
H: 26 cm
W: 36 cm
Stock UK1154
Late 17th Century English oak paneled box.
The hinged rectangular lid with molded edge above a “s” scroll carved front frieze and lunette carved side friezes.
C. 1690
H: 9″ – 23 cm
W: 2′ 8″ – 82 cm
D: 1′ 6″ – 44 cm
A rare and unusual early 19th Century Japanese export writing box. This box is based on an English writing box, but entirely in Japanese style. The overall decorative chinoiserie birds and flora, mixed timbers and various styles of inlays. The interior having Japanned lacquered finish.
Note: Sectioned in Japanese manner, having a secret drawer to the right hand side of the original Japanese style brass securing pin.
C.1830
H. 14.5 W. 41cm D. 25cm
19th Century Anglo-Indian wild figured walnut writing box. The top and front having deep cross banded brass work and framing the unusually deep turnbridge ware inlay. Having the original lock and escutcheon.
C1860
H. 17.5 W. 50 D. 25.5cm.
A rare mid 19th Century English folding magnifying screen of large proportions.
C.1860
Arare early 19th Century Karelian birch jewellery/trinket box. The beautiful cantered top having an oval mother of pearl insert. The concave base resting on turned ebony feet.
C.1820
H. 10 W. 22 D. 16cm