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Fine Furniture, Silver, Decorative Arts and Clocks

Auction highlights

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1290¤,W — An English Arts & Crafts mahogany occasional tabledesigned by George Jack for Morris & Co., circa 1888

1291 — A Bloor Derby Imari pattern partial table service 1820-40

1292W — A George V Ceylon satinwood enclosed dressing tablethe silver fittings by Mappin & Webb, London 1921-22the cabinet by George Betjeman & Sonssecond quarter 20th century

1293 — An Aubusson historical tapestry from: The Story of Godefroy de Bouillon late 17th/early 18th century

1294 — A Northern European Baroque carved and polychromed figure of a supplicant woman probably 17th century

1295 — A near pair of Hispano-Moresque copper luster dishes and a similar small bowl 17th century

1296 — An Italian Tondi with slip-decorated luster and painted decoration 17th century

1297 — An Italian polychrome painted majolica lobed piatto 19th century

1298 — An Italian majolica wet drug albarello probably 18th century

1299 — THE NOVELS OF CHARLES LEVER, 37 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY DOWNEY & CO. OF LONDON, 1903

1300 — WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS, 30 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY CHAPMAN AND HALL OF LONDON, C.1900

1301 — LINCOLN, LITERATURE & HISTORY OF GREECE: LEATHER-BOUND SETS, 1850s-1900s.

1302 — THE WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN, 26 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY DANA ESTES & CO. OF BOSTON, C.1900

1303 — THE WRITINGS OF NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, 22 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY HOUGHTON MIFFLIN OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK AND PRINTED AT THE RIVERSIDE PRESS (CAMBRIDGE), 1900

1304 — THE WRITINGS OF BRET HARTE, 20 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY HOUGHTON MIFFLIN OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK AND PRINTED AT THE RIVERSIDE PRESS (CAMBRIDGE), 1896-1897

1305 — Manner of Cornelis Pietersz BegaPeasants drinking in a tavern 16 3/8 x 18 1/2in (41.5 x 47cm)

1306 — A pair of Samson Chinese style porcelain vases and a pair of Chinese porcelain vases

1307 — A Louis XV style Boule marquetry type game caddy fitted with four boxes and a marquetry tea caddy

1308W — A Chinese coromadel panel mounted as a low table 19th century and later

1309 — A set of twelve Dutch delft blue and white calendar canape plates third quarter 19th century

1310 — A group of eight various European glazed ceramic or enamel articles early 19th century and later

1311 — An assembled set of five brown crocodile luggage cases and a similar brown crocodile case fitted as a mobile casino

1312W — An Italian Baroque style specimen marble-mounted ebonized cabinet-on-stand 19th century and later

1313¤,○ — A Netherlandish or South German Baroque patinated bronze relief plaque follower of Hans Jakob Bayer, second half 17th century

1314W — An Italian Baroque style secretary bureau

1315¤,○ — A Flemish patinated bronze sculpture after the Antique: boy with a dolphin 18th century

1316 — A Regency Blue John column early 19th century

1317¤,W — An English Gothic revival carved mahogany secretary bookcase fourth-quarter 19th century

1318 — A group of eight Continental porcelain articles second half 18th century and later

1319 — Chevalier Christophe Paulin de la Poix de Freminville (French, 1787-1848)

1320W — A George II walnut slant-front desk mid-18th century

1321¤ — Jean Charles Werner (French, 1798-1856)

1322W — A Louis XV style painted wood and gesso mirror circa 1900

1323 — William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764) The Four Times of Day, 1738

1324W — A Louis XVI giltwood mirror fourth quarter 18th century

1325¤,W — An Italian Neoclassical style specimen marble table top 20th century

1326W — A Dutch Baroque brass twelve-light chandelier Probably late 19th century

1327W — A Heriz carpet Northwest Persia size approximately 10ft. x 12ft. 8in.

1328¤,W — An English Gothic revival carved oak coffer late 19th century

1329W — A Regency carved giltwood and parcel gilt overmantel mirror first quarter 19th century

1330 — A pair of George III style inlaid mahogany decanter urns circa 1900

1331 — Harry Pennell (British, 1879-1934) A Thames Backwater

1332W — A fine Louis XV style gilt-bronze-mounted marquetry inlaid burl maple writing table late 19th/early 20th century

1333 — Maurice Lobre(French, 1862-1951)In the back garden 25 1/2 x 21 1/2in (65 x 54.8cm) unframed

1334W — A Russian fruitwood marquetry framed mirror by Nizhny-Novgorod, circa 1913

1335 — A Russian Imperial porcelain plate from a hunting service Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, 1841

1336 — Russian School19th centuryPortrait of Emperor Paul I 25 x 20 1/2in (63.5 x 52.1cm)

1337 — A bronze group of a peasant cart driven by oxen cast by Chopin Foundry after a model by Evgeny Lanceray (Russian, 1848-1886), dated 1870 signed on the base, with foundry and Ministry of Finance stamps

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1290^¤,W —
An English Arts & Crafts mahogany occasional table
designed by George Jack for Morris & Co., circa 1888

1291 —
A Bloor Derby Imari pattern partial table service
1820-40

1292^W —
A George V Ceylon satinwood enclosed dressing table
the silver fittings by Mappin & Webb, London 1921-22
the cabinet by George Betjeman & Sons
second quarter 20th century

1293 —
An Aubusson historical tapestry from: The Story of Godefroy de Bouillon
late 17th/early 18th century

1294 —
A Northern European Baroque carved and polychromed figure of a supplicant woman
probably 17th century

1295 —
A near pair of Hispano-Moresque copper luster dishes and a similar small bowl
17th century

1296 —
An Italian Tondi with slip-decorated luster and painted decoration
17th century

1297 —
An Italian polychrome painted majolica lobed piatto
19th century

1298 —
An Italian majolica wet drug albarello
probably 18th century

1299 —
THE NOVELS OF CHARLES LEVER, 37 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY DOWNEY & CO. OF LONDON, 1903

1300 —
WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS, 30 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY CHAPMAN AND HALL OF LONDON, C.1900

1301 —
LINCOLN, LITERATURE & HISTORY OF GREECE: LEATHER-BOUND SETS, 1850s-1900s.

1302 —
THE WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN, 26 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY DANA ESTES & CO. OF BOSTON, C.1900

1303 —
THE WRITINGS OF NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, 22 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY HOUGHTON MIFFLIN OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK AND PRINTED AT THE RIVERSIDE PRESS (CAMBRIDGE), 1900

1304 —
THE WRITINGS OF BRET HARTE, 20 VOLUMES, PUBLISHED BY HOUGHTON MIFFLIN OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK AND PRINTED AT THE RIVERSIDE PRESS (CAMBRIDGE), 1896-1897

1305 —
Manner of Cornelis Pietersz Bega
Peasants drinking in a tavern 16 3/8 x 18 1/2in (41.5 x 47cm)

1306 —
A pair of Samson Chinese style porcelain vases and a pair of Chinese porcelain vases

1307 —
A Louis XV style Boule marquetry type game caddy fitted with four boxes and a marquetry tea caddy

1308^W —
A Chinese coromadel panel mounted as a low table
19th century and later

1309 —
A set of twelve Dutch delft blue and white calendar canape plates
third quarter 19th century

1310 —
A group of eight various European glazed ceramic or enamel articles
early 19th century and later

1311 —
An assembled set of five brown crocodile luggage cases and a similar brown crocodile case fitted as a mobile casino

1312^W —
An Italian Baroque style specimen marble-mounted ebonized cabinet-on-stand
19th century and later

1313^¤,○ —
A Netherlandish or South German Baroque patinated bronze relief plaque
follower of Hans Jakob Bayer, second half 17th century

1314^W —
An Italian Baroque style secretary bureau

1315^¤,○ —
A Flemish patinated bronze sculpture after the Antique: boy with a dolphin
18th century

1316 —
A Regency Blue John column
early 19th century

1317^¤,W —
An English Gothic revival carved mahogany secretary bookcase
fourth-quarter 19th century

1318 —
A group of eight Continental porcelain articles
second half 18th century and later

1319 —
Chevalier Christophe Paulin de la Poix de Freminville (French, 1787-1848)

1320^W —
A George II walnut slant-front desk
mid-18th century

1321^¤ —
Jean Charles Werner (French, 1798-1856)

1322^W —
A Louis XV style painted wood and gesso mirror
circa 1900

1323 —
William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764)
The Four Times of Day, 1738

1324^W —
A Louis XVI giltwood mirror
fourth quarter 18th century

1325^¤,W —
An Italian Neoclassical style specimen marble table top
20th century

1326^W —
A Dutch Baroque brass twelve-light chandelier
Probably late 19th century

1327^W —
A Heriz carpet
Northwest Persia size approximately 10ft. x 12ft. 8in.

1328^¤,W —
An English Gothic revival carved oak coffer
late 19th century

1329^W —
A Regency carved giltwood and parcel gilt overmantel mirror
first quarter 19th century

1330 —
A pair of George III style inlaid mahogany decanter urns
circa 1900

1331 —
Harry Pennell (British, 1879-1934)
A Thames Backwater

1332^W —
A fine Louis XV style gilt-bronze-mounted marquetry inlaid burl maple writing table
late 19th/early 20th century

1333 —
Maurice Lobre
(French, 1862-1951)
In the back garden 25 1/2 x 21 1/2in (65 x 54.8cm) unframed

1334^W —
A Russian fruitwood marquetry framed mirror
by Nizhny-Novgorod, circa 1913

1335 —
A Russian Imperial porcelain plate from a hunting service
Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, 1841

1336 —
Russian School
19th century
Portrait of Emperor Paul I 25 x 20 1/2in (63.5 x 52.1cm)

1337 —
A bronze group of a peasant cart driven by oxen
cast by Chopin Foundry after a model by Evgeny Lanceray (Russian, 1848-1886), dated 1870
signed on the base, with foundry and Ministry of Finance stamps