A French late 19th century, Christofle, gilt bronze photograph frame. The finely cast frame with central oval glass surrounded by floral swags and ribbon surmount, the back with easel and ring hook. Original two tone gilding.
Height 8″ (22.3cm)
Width 5 1/4″ (13.3cm)
Depth 3 1/2″ (9cm)
French
Circa 1890
A late 19th century, French, mahogany jardiniere. Of oval form the galleried top with tin liner, the panelled sides with gilt brass bead mouldings and lions mask handles to the sides, and standing on four tapering fluted turned legs with brass caps and castors.
French
Circa 1880
A satinwood George III tea caddy. Of square form the satinwood body with tulipwood cross banding, ebony and boxwood lines, the lid rising to reveal a rosewood lid with ivory turned knob and retaining a fine patination.
Height 11.5cm
Width 11.2cm
Depth 11.2cm
English
Circa 1790
A late 19th century solid rosewood Sutherland table, possibly by Gillows. The rectangular top with twin drop flaps above a small frieze drawer, and supported by eight turned reeded legs united by shaped flat stretchers. A similar oak Sutherland table has been recorded stamped Gillows.
Height 27 3/4” (70.5cm)
Width closed 9” (22.8cm) open 28 1/2” (72.5cm)
Depth 21” (53.4cm)
English
Circa 1890
A pair of late 19th century gilt bronze candlesticks. The single sconce held aloft by a putti seated on a fluted column with acanthus cast and beaded plinth base. Regilded.
Height 7″
Width 3 1/4″
Depth 3 1/4″
French
Circa 1880
Ferdinand Barbedienne
A French late 19th century bronze figure ‘Amazone’ cast by Barbedienne. The warrior standing with one arm raised above her head holding a broken handle, a helmet at her feet. The base with signature and bronze seal, with original dark brown patination and ink inscriptions to underside.
The original antique marble is housed in the Museum Pio Clementino Rome. Barbedienne produced this bronze in 5 different sizes, this being ‘La réduction aux 4 onzièmes’.
Height 70cm
Width 24cm
Depth 17cm
French
Circa 1890
A late 19th century, french, gilt bronze and marble lyre clock. The circular enamel dial painted with floral swags and with grid iron knife edge pendulum set with paste bezel, below an apollo sun burst and floral mounted marble lyre. The eight day movement, rack striking the hour & half hour on a bell. Movement and pendulum stamped . Dial signed ‘Causard horologer du Roy A Paris’.
Height 36cm
Width 15cm
Depth 11.5cm
French
Circa 1900
Ferdinand Barbedienne Fondeur ‘Le Gladiateur’
A ‘Grand Tour’ bronze from the second half of the 19th century of ‘The Dying Gaul’, after the antique. The slumped figure with broken sword to his side, on an integral oval base. Original dark brown patination. Signed to base ‘F.Barbedienne Fondeur’ & with ‘Reduction Mechanique’ seal. The underside with typical ink inscription. Reduction size number 2, fr190.
Height 7 3/4″ (19.7cm)
Width 14 1/2″ (36.8cm)
Depth 6 3/4″ (17.3cm)
French
Circa 1880
A George III mahogany chest on chest of small proportions. The moulded cornice with a narrow flame veneered frieze above two short and six long graduated drawers, standing on shaped bracket feet. The solid mahogany drawer fronts, with oak linings, retaining their original swan neck handles with traces of original gilding.
Height 71” (180cm)
Width 41” (104cm)
Depth 22” (56cm)
English
Circa 1770
An early 19th century, Georgian, rosewood work table. The octagonal top opening to a lined interior with bobbin compartments, the four ring turned tapering legs, united by a fine turned ‘x’ stretcher, ending in brass caps and castors.
Height 30 1/4″ (76.5cm)
Width 18 1/2” (47cm)
Depth 15” (38.2cm)
English
Circa 1800
A late 19th century, Italian, bronze bust of Christopher Columbus. The well cast and chased bust, wearing a cloth hat, supported by a circular stepped socle. Original dark brown patination.
Height 8″
Width 4″
Depth 3″
Circa 1880
French
A late 19th century gilt wood and gesso oval mirror. The central bevelled oval plate inset a segmented border with gadrooned moulded frame.
Height 32 1/2” 82.5cm)
Width 45” (114.5cm)
English
Circa 1900
An Edwardian mahogany, tulipwood cross banded and marquetry inlaid centre table. The octagonal top with alternating serpentine sides inlaid with a wide band of trailing flowers and ribbons, above a slim inlaid frieze with four square tapering legs ending in spade feet and united by a central fluted column with curved stretchers.
Height 27 1/4” (69.3cm)
Width 30″ (76.3cm)
Depth 30″ (76.3cm)
Circa 1900
English
A late 19th century, Victorian, satinwood and marquetry side table. The rectangular top with rounded corners and wide rosewood crossbanded marquetry border with a gallery edge above a deep frieze supported by four square tapering legs united by a platform stretcher.
Height 26 1/2″ (67cm)
Depth 16″ (40.5cm)
Width 22″ (56cm)
Circa 1890
English
A late 19th century mahogany window seat by James Shoolbred. The reupholstered seat with scrolling arms and six cabriole legs, carved with acanthus leaf scrolls and shells.
Height 27″ Seat height 18″
Width 42″
Depth 18″
English
Circa 1890
A pair of continental patinated bronze sphinxes from the second half of the 19th century. Each well cast and chased recumbent sphinx supported by a black marble plinth.
Height 8.5cm
Width 13cm
Depth 7.5cm
Continental
Circa 1870
Auguste Moreau (1834-1917)
Foundry E. Colin & Cie Paris
A small pair of 19th century, French, patinated bronze vases. Each twin handled floral cast vase with bulbous body and tapering neck sporting a frolicking cherub, and standing on a turned rouge marble plinth. Both retaining their original patination, and signed to the bodies ‘aug=te Moreau, E.Colin & cie Paris’.
Height 5 3/4″ ( 14.6cm)
Width 4″ (10.2cm)
Depth 3″ (7.6cm)
French
Circa 1890
A mid 19th century, Victorian, rosewood whatnot. The three shaped tiers with turned spindle supports and finials, the top with small shaped gallery back, and standing on turned legs with original brass caps and castors.
Height 34″ (86.5cm)
Width 15 3/4″ (40cm)
Depth 12 1/2″ (31.7cm)
English
Circa 1840
A Victorian amboyna, ebonised and parcel gilt book table. The circular top with narrow walnut banding above a turned fluted stem with a revolving triform book tier with turned galleries, supported by a base with three sabre ebonised legs.
Height 28 1/2” (72cm)
Width 18 1/2“ (47cm)
Depth 18 1/23“ (47cm)
Circa 1860
English
A Regency giltwood pier mirror of small proportions. The original plate inset a giltwood frame with cluster columns to the sides beneath a lattice frieze panel with moulded cornice and canon ball decoration. Retaining the original gilding.
Height 26 3/8″ (67cm)
Width 15 3/4″ (40cm)
English
Circa 1820
