A Napoleon III red tortoiseshell and cut brass inlaid mantel clock, in the Louis XV style. The shaped case of waisted form with all over scrolling brass inlay and ormolu mounts. The top surmounted with a vase of flowers, above a circular dial with enamel roman numeral tablets, and glazed visible starburst pendulum. The eight day movement with Brocot suspension, striking the hour & half hour on a bell. Movement & pendulum numbered 47131, A & N.
French
Circa 1870
A late 19th Century, French, kingwood and gilt bronze mounted bijouterie table. The serpentine shaped rising top with bevelled glazed panel, kingwood border and gilt bronze edge, opening to a relined silk interior with four serpentine glazed sides. The base with four cabriole legs ending in gilt sabots.
French
Circa 1880
A pair of Victorian gilt bronze perfume burners in the Gothic taste. The pierced removable lids with grape vine border and surmounted by winged angels, above stems cast with rams heads and octagonal bases. Retaining the original gilding.
English
Circa 1880
A late 19th century, French, marble, gilt and patinated bronze globe clock garniture. The patinated globe studded with small gilt stars and roman numerals, supported by three cherubs standing on a turned fluted marble column, hung with floral swags, with shaped base and toupie feet. The eight day Vincenti movement with platform escapement, striking the hour & half hour on a bell, numbered 524. The two side pieces of the same design.
French
Circa 1900
Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk 18 February 1820 – 23 July 1885
‘Psyche’ & ‘Pandore’
A pair of French bronze figure from the second half of the 19th century. Each well cast seated figure dressed in classical robes, Pandora with box clasped in her hand, Psyche deep in thought, on stepped shaped bases. Original patination. Signed A Schoenewerk Sc to sides, with titles to front.
Circa 1870
Continental
Schoenewerk was a student of David d’Angers, , and was named a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honour in 1873.
A small figured walnut, Victorian, sutherland table. The rectangular top with twin drop flaps either side, supported by barley twist gate legs, the ends with double barley twist supports and sledge bases. Numbered to base 01748.
English
Circa 1880
A George IV figured and Burr elm wine table. The circular top with ebony line banding above a turned column with parcel ebonised mouldings and a triform platform base with concave sides and standing on turned feet, weighted with lead.
English
Circa 1825
A late 19th century, French, Kingwood and gilt bronze mounted Vitrine. Of serpentine form, the marble inset top above a glazed door, enclosing adjustable glass shelved interior, flanked by glazed sides, standing on short cabriole legs ending in sabots. Original mercuric gilding to mounts.
Circa 1880
French
A Napoleon III rosewood and mahogany gilt metal mounted Vitrine. The breche d’alep marble top above a frieze with gilt metal cherub central panel, with a glazed door below enclosing a mirrored back with glass shelves, flanked by glazed sides, standing on cabriole legs with gilt metal sabots.
Circa 1870
French
A fine quality late 19th century mahogany and gilt bronze mounted encoignure. The breche d’alep marble top with pierced gallery, above a rosette mounted frieze with a pair of curved glazed doors below, enclosing adjustable shelves, flanked by fluted columns with turned fluted toupie feet. Original mercury gilded bronze mounts.
Circa 1880
French
A late 19th century, Victorian, mahogany Canterbury. The five divisions divided by lyre shaped fretwork panels, inlaid with ivory and boxwood marquetry, standing on splay legs.
Circa 1890
English
A William IV rosewood tilt-top centre table. The circular top with well figured veneers and leaf carved edge, above a frieze with applied acanthus carved decoration, supported by a triform column with three moulded scrolling legs ending in concealed castors. Good patination.
Circa 1835
English
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid table. The oval top with central medallion and swag inlaid border, above a satinwood crossbanded frieze supported by four square section tapering legs united by a wavy stretcher and ending in spade feet with porcelain castors.
Circa 1900
English
Holland & Sons
A mid 19th Century walnut and marble topped table. The circular replaced grey marble top above a slim frieze supported by a turned column with concave triform base and turned bun feet with concealed castors.
Stamped to the underside Holland & Sons
Circa 1850
English
An early Victorian rosewood Canterbury. The scroll carved shaped divisions with turned spindles above a single mahogany lined drawer with turned pulls, supported on four turned legs with original brass caps and castors.
Circa 1840
English
Attributed to Gillows
A late 19th century, Victorian, satinwood and kingwood crossbanded side cabinet. The rectangular top with outset corners, above a single mahogany lined frieze drawer, inlaid with panels and floral swags, above a pair of panelled doors centred by painted panels of classical maidens, standing on tapering square legs with brass ball feet. Fine original condition, retaining the original brass handles.
English
Circa 1890
A mid 19th century, Victorian, inlaid walnut, kingwood crossbanded and ormolu mounted side table. The serpentine shaped top with central cartouche of scrolling acanthus enclosing floral inlay with butterflies, with tulipwood and kingwood cross banding, above a base with single short frieze drawer, serpentine sides and cabriole legs ending in ormolu sabots. Mounts re gilded.
English
Circa 1870
A nest of three George IV rosewood tables. Each with a rectangular top inlaid with a cockbeaded edge, and supported by four ring turned columns with sledge bases and acanthus scroll carved feet.
Circa 1830
English
S Hughes Liverpool
A set of seven, George IV, albuera wood dining chairs. Each chair with moulded uprights and scroll carved top rail with acanthus mid rail, standing on lotus carved front turned legs, and reupholstered drop in seats. The corner blocks with impressed stamp S HUGHES
English
Circa 1830
Jas SHOOLBRED & Co
A late 19th century, Victorian, satinwood and satin birch corner cabinet. The pediment above a mock fluted inlaid frieze, with a pair of bowed glazed doors under, enclosing a relined shelved interior. The base with small frieze drawer, retaining original ivory pulls, above further pair of oval inlaid bowed doors, standing on splay feet. Drawer stamped Jas SCHOOLBRED & Co.
English
