A George III Mahogany Hall Chair.
English circa 1790.
The fluted roundel back on turned legs.
After a design by Thomas Chippendale.
Dimensions: 93cm (36 ½”) high; 45cm (17 ¾”) wide; 48cm (19”) deep.
A George III Library Armchair.
English circa 1800.
The ring-turned mahogany legs & raked back legs on gilt lacquer brass cup & box castors.
Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail, covered in Swedish linen.
Dimensions: 94cm (37”) high; 69cm (27”) wide; 72cm (28 ½”) deep.
£6,800
A George III Library Armchair.
English circa 1800.
The ring-turned mahogany legs & raked back legs on gilt lacquer brass cup & box castors.
Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail, covered in Swedish linen.
Dimensions: 94cm (37”) high; 69cm (27”) wide; 72cm (28 ½”) deep.
£6,800
A Marble Bust of Homer.
English/European circa 1800.
An intricately carved term bust of the Greek poet Homer.
Provenance: Horton Lodge, Windsor, Berks.
Dimensions: 35.5cm (14") high; 21.5cm (8.5") wide; 20cm (8") deep.
A Giant "Irish" Elk Antler.
Eurasia: extinct 11,000 years.
A seven point giant elk (Megaloceros giganteus) antler fragment.
Dimensions: 66cm (26") high; 156cm (61.5") wide; 40.5cm (16") deep..
An 19th Century Bust of Pseudo-Seneca.
English/Italian circa 1860.
A finely cast patinated bronze bust.
Sienna marble socle .
Dimensions: 21.5cm (8.5") high; 9.5cm (3.75") wide; 11.5cm (4.5") deep..
A 19th Century Model of St Albans Cathedral.
English circa 1850.
An architectural card model of the medieval cathedral on an ebonised pine base. Later mahogany casing.
Attributed: John Bellamy (1808-1893).
Provenance: Sir Albert Richardson, P.R.A. (1880-1964). Professor Richardson lived at Cavendish House, St Albans, where he served as architectural advisor to the diocese of St Albans.
Dimensions: 15cm (6") high; 38cm (15") wide; 22cm (8.5") deep.
A Classical Jardiniere.
English circa 1930.
A cast iron bronzed & parcel gilt jardiniere, the lion paw tri-columned base supporting a circular dish with fixed ring handles. Removable brass liner.
In the style of Thomas Hope.
Dimensions: 70cm (27.5") high; 42cm (16.5") wide.
An Extremely Rare Pair of William & Mary Mirrored Portrait Frames.
English circa 1690.
Each with decorated etched foliate plate glass, framing a stumpwork fragment portrait, one of a lady in period dress, the other a gentleman.
Dimensions: 23cm (9") high; 14cm (5.5") wide.
A Bust of a Gentleman.
English 1916.
Finely sculpted white clay, the moustachioed gentleman’s eyes downturned in a thoughtful expression. On an ebonised socle.
Signed: J Elborlie 1916.
Dimensions: 56cm (22") high; 18cm (7") wide; 23cm (9") deep.
A Rare 17th Century Lock and Key.
English circa 1660.
The blacksmith made ironwork set within a one piece oak block, the single sliding bolt held in place by a decorative pierced plate, plain rectangular
inset lock-plate to the reverse. Original bow key.
Dimensions: 47cm (18.5") high; 24cm (9.5") wide; 5cm (2") deep.
A Pair of Brushes.
English circa 1930.
A rare and unusual pair of curtain brushes.
By Dukas & Co, London.
Dimensions of larger brush: 133m (52") high; 23cm (9") wide; 1cm (0.4") deep.
Dimensions of smaller brush: 121m (47.5") high; 10cm (4") wide; 6cm (2.5") deep.
