A heavy quality cast & burnished steel fire fender, the frieze of scrolled acanthus leaves. UK c 1835
William IV Polished Steel Fire Fender c1835
Regency mahogany Grecian footstool c 1815
A beautifully carved English Regency period mahogany footstool, in the Greek revival taste. The footrest with scrolled volute taken from the modillion of the Corinthian order, with central paterae & scrolling honeksuckle. With crisp egg & dart turned frieze to four sides, supported on anthemions to the corners. Untouched original state. UK c 1815.
Cats in Art a Sunderland lustre dish c1840
A charming English William IV period puce Sunderland lustre dish, with a bat printed picture of a young woman’s with a Kitten in her arms, whilst the mother cat catches the woman’s skirt. Mint . Diameter 14.5cm height 4.5cm
Set of polished steel Fire Tools c1835
- A heavy quality & useful set of three cast & polished steel fire tools – poker, shovel & tongs. Length of shovel 72cm, length of tongs & poker 67cm
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Staffordshire pottery Gothick pastille burner c 1830
A terrifically Gothick English William IV period pottery pastille burner, with working chimney, modelled as a rustic Temple of Vesta,for burning incense cones. UK c 1830.
Architectural Drawings by George Edwards 1825
- Three framed pencil drawings of nice quality by George Edwards.
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William IV period Grecian sofa c 1830
An elegant and small Scottish William IV period mahogany ‘Grecian’ sofa. With original horsehair stitched bolster, casters & nice patina. c 1830
Bronze Infant Hercules c 1745
A well cast & patinated bronze of the Infant Hercules. He is draped in the Nemean Lion skin, & leaning of the Bow of Apollo. Originally a finial & with traces of gilt all over.
Regency portrait of a Flautist c 1815
An English Regency period watercolour portrait of young man in a stencilled room, in profile wearing a frock coat,his flute and ‘ Geo..for Flute’ behind. Image size 170mm x 110mm
Australian reverse glass painting of a cat stealing the dinner c 1890
A rare nineteenth century reverse painting on glass (verre eglomise), of a cat stealing the cook’s dinner, whilst she snoozes, a parrot & terrier alerting her, with the plate crashing to the floor, the spoon already there. Original Kauri pine ‘Oxford’ frame. c 1880.