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21 November 2018 | starting at 13:00 GMT

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An important pair of William IV silver-gilt six-light candelabra from the Pembroke Service by Paul Storr, London 1835. Sold for £236,750 inc. premium

A late 17th / early 18th century gilt and patinated bronze group of the Laocoön after the Antique, probably French (2). Sold for £75,000 inc. premium

A Napoleon III gilt bronze mounted tortoiseshell, brass and pewter 'Boulle' marquetry ebony meuble d'appui attributed to Charles-Guillaume Winckelsen circa 1865. Sold for £62,500 inc. premium

A George II carved walnut stool circa 1730, probably after a design by William Kent. Sold for £62,500 inc. premium

A rare Charles II provincial silver tankard by John Wilkinson I, Newcastle, circa 1660, struck with maker's mark IW, and pre-assay office marks, turret and twice with a lion passant to the cover and body. Sold for £20,000 inc. premium

C.Mirval (French, active 1920s); 'Sombrero Dancer' a Bronze and Carved Ivory Figural Sculpture SIGNED IN CAST 'C.MIRVAL'; CIRCA 1925. Sold for £9,375 inc. premium

After Pierre-Eugène-Émile Hébert (French, 1828-1893): A pair of gilt and patinated bronze busts of 'Isis' and 'Ramses' probably retailed by George Servant (2). Sold for £6,250 inc. premium

A George III carved mahogany and parcel gilt Gainsborough chair, circa 1760, in the manner of Saunders and Bradshaw. Sold for £6,000 inc. premium

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Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Boomerang table, designed 1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefus at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s Mosaic tiles, brass binding, walnut130cm x 98cm x 36cm

1^TP —
Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Boomerang table, designed 1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefus at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s
Mosaic tiles, brass binding, walnut
130cm x 98cm x 36cm

Sold for £6,875 inc. premium

Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Floating back and seat sofa, designed c.1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefuss at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s Original saddle-leather upholstery, walnut legs, bears label to the underside of the seat206cm x 139cm x 78cm

2^TP —
Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Floating back and seat sofa, designed c.1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefuss at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s
Original saddle-leather upholstery, walnut legs, bears label to the underside of the seat
206cm x 139cm x 78cm

Sold for £9,375 inc. premium

Amanda Levete (British, b.1955) and Future Systems Chester Sofa from a limited edition of 12, designed 2006 and made by Established & Sons Ltd., UK Stitched leather, wooden frame and horsehair, the buttons impressed Established & Sons360cm x 135cm x 68.5cm

3^TP —
Amanda Levete (British, b.1955) and Future Systems Chester Sofa from a limited edition of 12, designed 2006 and made by Established & Sons Ltd., UK
Stitched leather, wooden frame and horsehair, the buttons impressed Established & Sons
360cm x 135cm x 68.5cm

£4,000 - £6,000

Ingo Maurer (German, b.1932) El.E DEE lamp, designed and manufactured 2001 Circuit board, steel, ball-and-socket mechanism, vice-grip pliers, signed in pen and dated 200137cm x 23cm x 52.5cm

4^TP —
Ingo Maurer (German, b.1932) El.E DEE lamp, designed and manufactured 2001
Circuit board, steel, ball-and-socket mechanism, vice-grip pliers, signed in pen and dated 2001
37cm x 23cm x 52.5cm

£2,000 - £3,000

5^TP —
A fine Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 470cm x 317cm

£10,000 - £15,000

6 —
A pair of late-19th century German silver seven-light candelabra
one stamped for Eugen Marcus, Berlin (2)

Sold for £10,000 inc. premium

7 —
A large silver model of a cockerel
by Neresheimer & Söhne of Hanau, late 19th / early 20th century

Sold for £5,000 inc. premium

A Chrysanthemum pattern silver-gilt coffee service by Tiffany & Co, pot stamped 'TIFFANY & CO, STERLING SILVER', pattern and order numbers 6718 and 4340, 1892 - 1902 period marks under the directorship of Charles L Tiffany, the cup holders and saucers, with John C Moore period marks, post 1907, saucers with pattern and order numbers, 14783 and 3279,

8^Ф,Y —
A Chrysanthemum pattern silver-gilt coffee service
by Tiffany & Co, pot stamped 'TIFFANY & CO, STERLING SILVER', pattern and order numbers 6718 and 4340, 1892 - 1902 period marks under the directorship of Charles L Tiffany, the cup holders and saucers, with John C Moore period marks, post 1907, saucers with pattern and order numbers, 14783 and 3279,

Sold for £4,000 inc. premium

TIFFANY: A late-19th century silver vase by Tiffany & Co, Edward Moore period, stamped TIFFANY & VO, STERLING SILVER, pattern number for 1875, pattern and order numbers 3567 - 6438

9 —
TIFFANY: A late-19th century silver vase
by Tiffany & Co, Edward Moore period, stamped TIFFANY & VO, STERLING SILVER, pattern number for 1875, pattern and order numbers 3567 - 6438

Sold for £3,500 inc. premium

A rare Arts and Crafts silver seven-piece 'Country Garden' tea and coffee service including a large two-handle tray maker's mark for Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst Ltd, London 1904, signed 'L. Movio, 1904', the kettle on stand and hot water pot, maker's mark Godfrey, Bell & Godfrey Ltd, London 1920, signed 'L. Movio' (7)

10^Ф,Y —
A rare Arts and Crafts silver seven-piece 'Country Garden' tea and coffee service including a large two-handle tray
maker's mark for Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst Ltd, London 1904, signed 'L. Movio, 1904', the kettle on stand and hot water pot, maker's mark Godfrey, Bell & Godfrey Ltd, London 1920, signed 'L. Movio' (7)

£8,000 - £12,000

A large late 15th / early 16th century bronze figural group of Venus and Cupidformerly attributed to Johann Gregor van der Schardt (Flemish, circa 1530-ater 1581), or Jérôme Duquesnoy Jr. (Flemish, 1602-1654), circa 1570-1640

11 —
A large late 15th / early 16th century bronze figural group of Venus and Cupid
formerly attributed to Johann Gregor van der Schardt (Flemish, circa 1530-ater 1581), or Jérôme Duquesnoy Jr. (Flemish, 1602-1654), circa 1570-1640

Amended

Sold for £15,000 inc. premium

12 —
A George III mahogany tea tray
circa 1760

£1,500 - £2,000

13^TP —
A George II carved walnut stool
circa 1730, probably after a design by William Kent

Sold for £62,500 inc. premium

14^TP —
A George I carved and figured walnut corner or 'writing' armchair
circa 1725

£12,000 - £18,000

15^TP —
A George III carved mahogany and parcel gilt Gainsborough chair,
circa 1760, in the manner of Saunders and Bradshaw

Sold for £6,000 inc. premium

16^TP —
A George III mahogany, kingwood banded, tulipwood crossbanded, purplewood and fruitwood inlaid urn table
circa 1775

Sold for £5,250 inc. premium

17^TP —
A George III carved mahogany tripod table
the top is apparently associated to the column and base

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

18^TP —
A pair of Chinese export 18th century reverse painted mirrors

Sold for £27,500 inc. premium

A mid-18th Century gold and blue enamel oval box maker's mark 'IIH' beneath a twin-pointed crown surrounded by laurel sprays to the base and cover, a further mark to the rim, possibly a 19th century French import mark, possibly German

19 —
A mid-18th Century gold and blue enamel oval box
maker's mark 'IIH' beneath a twin-pointed crown surrounded by laurel sprays to the base and cover, a further mark to the rim, possibly a 19th century French import mark, possibly German

Sold for £31,250 inc. premium

20 —
A Louis XV vari-coloured gold oval box
maker's mark rubbed, possibly Jean-Joseph Martlet, Paris 1770

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

21 —
A Louis XVI gold and enamelled snuff box
by Jean-Etienne Blerzy, Paris 1783

Sold for £12,500 inc. premium

22^Ф,Y —
A Louis XVI three-colour gold and enamel box
by Claude-Pierre Pottier, Paris 1786

Amended

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

23^Y —
An early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold box
unmarked

Sold for £2,500 inc. premium

24 —
An 18th century gold and mother-of-pearl corkscrew
unmarked, possibly Dutch

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

25 —
A vari-coloured gold knotting shuttle
almost certainly late 18th century, apparently unmarked apart from a later Dutch Tax mark

Sold for £3,500 inc. premium

Lots 26-29 were bought in the Dr Anton C R Dreesmann Collection sale in 2002 by a private European collector. Further boxes bought at this sale will be coming up in two future Bonhams sales: Fine European Ceramics, Bond St, 6th December 2018; Home & interiors, Knightsbridge, 11th December 2018

26 —
A Louis XV gold-mounted mother-of-pearl snuff box
with the charge and discharge marks of Julian Berthe, Paris 1750-56

Sold for £3,125 inc. premium

A late 18th/early 19th century German gold portrait box marks rubbed, possibly by Esais Fernau, Hanau, the miniature after Sicardi, also with later Dutch import mark

27^Ф,Y —
A late 18th/early 19th century German gold portrait box
marks rubbed, possibly by Esais Fernau, Hanau, the miniature after Sicardi, also with later Dutch import mark

Amended

Sold for £3,750 inc. premium

28 —
A Louis XVI vari-coloured gold snuff box
by Jean-Louis Desir, Paris 1775/76

Sold for £4,000 inc. premium

A late 18th/early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold mounted surprise snuff box the portrait miniature by Samuel Shelley (1750/56 - 1808), signed to the backing paper S. Shelley / Henrietta St / Co t Garden

29^Ф,Y —
A late 18th/early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold mounted surprise snuff box
the portrait miniature by Samuel Shelley (1750/56 - 1808), signed to the backing paper S. Shelley / Henrietta St / Co ^t Garden

Sold for £1,875 inc. premium

30 —
A mid-18th century gold and moss agate snuff box
unmarked, circa 1750 (2)

Sold for £10,000 inc. premium

31 —
An early 19th century French silver gilt musical snuff box
by L Baudin, Paris 1811-19

Sold for £1,375 inc. premium

32 —
A late 18th/early 19th century French oval gold box
by Nicolas Huguet, Paris 1798-1809,

£2,000 - £3,000

33^Y —
A George II gold and tortoiseshell piqué snuff box
unmarked

Sold for £2,750 inc. premium

Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) A screen, from an edition of Two, designed 2004 and executed 2015 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon Solid and compressed wood, fire retardant paint238.5cm x 180.5cm

34^TP —
Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) A screen, from an edition of Two, designed 2004 and executed 2015 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon
Solid and compressed wood, fire retardant paint
238.5cm x 180.5cm

£20,000 - £30,000

Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) Cupboard, from an edition of two, designed 2009 executed 2016 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon Solid and compressed wood, fire-retardant paint66cm x 40cm x 171cm

35^TP —
Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) Cupboard, from an edition of two, designed 2009 executed 2016 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon
Solid and compressed wood, fire-retardant paint
66cm x 40cm x 171cm

£15,000 - £20,000

36^TP —
A fine Bakshaish carpet
North West Persia, 500cm x 400cm

£8,000 - £12,000

37^TP —
A fine Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 533cm x 347cm

£10,000 - £15,000

38^,AR,TP —
Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Brunne de Stefa* executed 1971
Woven jute, signed and titled on label verso
106cm x 122 cm

Sold for £31,250 inc. premium

Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Orange designed and executed in 1971 Woven jute, signed and titled label verso141cm x 141 cm

39^,AR,TP —
Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Orange* designed and executed in 1971
Woven jute, signed and titled label verso
141cm x 141 cm

Sold for £43,750 inc. premium

40 —
Attributed Prince Paolo Troubetzkoy (Russian, 1866-1938): A bronze model of a seated hound

£4,000 - £5,000

41^TP —
Carlo Marochetti (Italian, 1805-1868): A bronze figure of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeybhoy, First Baronet (Persian-Indian, 1783-1859)

Sold for £6,250 inc. premium

Émile Coriolan Hippolyte Guillemin (French, 1841-1907): A bronze figural seven light figural torchiere 'Femme Japonaise (grandeur originale)'cast by F. Barbedienne, 1880

42^TP —
Émile Coriolan Hippolyte Guillemin (French, 1841-1907): A bronze figural seven light figural torchiere 'Femme Japonaise (grandeur originale)'
cast by F. Barbedienne, 1880

£15,000 - £20,000

Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887); A Gilt-Bronze and Ivory Figural Sculpture titled 'Graziella' SIGNED IN CAST 'A.CARRIER-BELLEUSE'; CIRCA 1900

43^Ф,Y —
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887); A Gilt-Bronze and Ivory Figural Sculpture titled 'Graziella'
SIGNED IN CAST 'A.CARRIER-BELLEUSE'; CIRCA 1900

£3,000 - £3,500

Louis Ernest Barrias (French, 1841-1905); 'La Nature Se Devoilant Devant La Science' (Nature Revealing Herself Before Science) a Gilt-bronze Figural Sculpture SIGNED IN CAST; CIRCA 1900

44 —
Louis Ernest Barrias (French, 1841-1905); 'La Nature Se Devoilant Devant La Science' (Nature Revealing Herself Before Science) a Gilt-bronze Figural Sculpture
SIGNED IN CAST; CIRCA 1900

Sold for £13,750 inc. premium

45^TP —
An attractive Regency gilt brass and cut glass eight light tent and bag frame chandelier of small size

£7,000 - £10,000

A pair of early 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural twin light candelabra in the Egyptian tastecirca 1805, after models by Claude Galle (French, 1759-1815)

46^TP —
A pair of early 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural twin light candelabra in the Egyptian taste
circa 1805, after models by Claude Galle (French, 1759-1815)

Sold for £10,000 inc. premium

47^Ф,Y —
A George III silver tea urn
by William Eaton, London 1819

Sold for £4,375 inc. premium

48 —
A William IV silver-gilt two-handled vase
by Paul Storr, London 1831, also stamped 'STORR & MORTIMER'

Sold for £20,625 inc. premium

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1TP — Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Boomerang table, designed 1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefus at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s Mosaic tiles, brass binding, walnut130cm x 98cm x 36cm

2TP — Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Floating back and seat sofa, designed c.1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefuss at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s Original saddle-leather upholstery, walnut legs, bears label to the underside of the seat206cm x 139cm x 78cm

3TP — Amanda Levete (British, b.1955) and Future Systems Chester Sofa from a limited edition of 12, designed 2006 and made by Established & Sons Ltd., UK Stitched leather, wooden frame and horsehair, the buttons impressed Established & Sons360cm x 135cm x 68.5cm

4TP — Ingo Maurer (German, b.1932) El.E DEE lamp, designed and manufactured 2001 Circuit board, steel, ball-and-socket mechanism, vice-grip pliers, signed in pen and dated 200137cm x 23cm x 52.5cm

5TP — A fine Isfahan carpet Central Persia, 470cm x 317cm

6 — A pair of late-19th century German silver seven-light candelabra one stamped for Eugen Marcus, Berlin (2)

7 — A large silver model of a cockerel by Neresheimer & Söhne of Hanau, late 19th / early 20th century

9 — TIFFANY: A late-19th century silver vase by Tiffany & Co, Edward Moore period, stamped TIFFANY & VO, STERLING SILVER, pattern number for 1875, pattern and order numbers 3567 - 6438

11 — A large late 15th / early 16th century bronze figural group of Venus and Cupidformerly attributed to Johann Gregor van der Schardt (Flemish, circa 1530-ater 1581), or Jérôme Duquesnoy Jr. (Flemish, 1602-1654), circa 1570-1640

12 — A George III mahogany tea tray circa 1760

13TP — A George II carved walnut stool circa 1730, probably after a design by William Kent

14TP — A George I carved and figured walnut corner or 'writing' armchair circa 1725

15TP — A George III carved mahogany and parcel gilt Gainsborough chair, circa 1760, in the manner of Saunders and Bradshaw

16TP — A George III mahogany, kingwood banded, tulipwood crossbanded, purplewood and fruitwood inlaid urn table circa 1775

17TP — A George III carved mahogany tripod table the top is apparently associated to the column and base

18TP — A pair of Chinese export 18th century reverse painted mirrors

19 — A mid-18th Century gold and blue enamel oval box maker's mark 'IIH' beneath a twin-pointed crown surrounded by laurel sprays to the base and cover, a further mark to the rim, possibly a 19th century French import mark, possibly German

20 — A Louis XV vari-coloured gold oval box maker's mark rubbed, possibly Jean-Joseph Martlet, Paris 1770

21 — A Louis XVI gold and enamelled snuff box by Jean-Etienne Blerzy, Paris 1783

22Ф,Y — A Louis XVI three-colour gold and enamel box by Claude-Pierre Pottier, Paris 1786

23Y — An early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold box unmarked

24 — An 18th century gold and mother-of-pearl corkscrew unmarked, possibly Dutch

25 — A vari-coloured gold knotting shuttle almost certainly late 18th century, apparently unmarked apart from a later Dutch Tax mark

26 — A Louis XV gold-mounted mother-of-pearl snuff box with the charge and discharge marks of Julian Berthe, Paris 1750-56

27Ф,Y — A late 18th/early 19th century German gold portrait box marks rubbed, possibly by Esais Fernau, Hanau, the miniature after Sicardi, also with later Dutch import mark

28 — A Louis XVI vari-coloured gold snuff box by Jean-Louis Desir, Paris 1775/76

29Ф,Y — A late 18th/early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold mounted surprise snuff box the portrait miniature by Samuel Shelley (1750/56 - 1808), signed to the backing paper S. Shelley / Henrietta St / Co t Garden

30 — A mid-18th century gold and moss agate snuff box unmarked, circa 1750 (2)

31 — An early 19th century French silver gilt musical snuff box by L Baudin, Paris 1811-19

32 — A late 18th/early 19th century French oval gold box by Nicolas Huguet, Paris 1798-1809,

33Y — A George II gold and tortoiseshell piqué snuff box unmarked

34TP — Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) A screen, from an edition of Two, designed 2004 and executed 2015 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon Solid and compressed wood, fire retardant paint238.5cm x 180.5cm

35TP — Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) Cupboard, from an edition of two, designed 2009 executed 2016 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon Solid and compressed wood, fire-retardant paint66cm x 40cm x 171cm

36TP — A fine Bakshaish carpetNorth West Persia, 500cm x 400cm

37TP — A fine Isfahan carpetCentral Persia, 533cm x 347cm

38*,AR,TP — Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Brunne de Stefa executed 1971 Woven jute, signed and titled on label verso106cm x 122 cm

39*,AR,TP — Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Orange designed and executed in 1971 Woven jute, signed and titled label verso141cm x 141 cm

40 — Attributed Prince Paolo Troubetzkoy (Russian, 1866-1938): A bronze model of a seated hound

41TP — Carlo Marochetti (Italian, 1805-1868): A bronze figure of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeybhoy, First Baronet (Persian-Indian, 1783-1859)

42TP — Émile Coriolan Hippolyte Guillemin (French, 1841-1907): A bronze figural seven light figural torchiere 'Femme Japonaise (grandeur originale)'cast by F. Barbedienne, 1880

43Ф,Y — Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887); A Gilt-Bronze and Ivory Figural Sculpture titled 'Graziella' SIGNED IN CAST 'A.CARRIER-BELLEUSE'; CIRCA 1900

44 — Louis Ernest Barrias (French, 1841-1905); 'La Nature Se Devoilant Devant La Science' (Nature Revealing Herself Before Science) a Gilt-bronze Figural Sculpture SIGNED IN CAST; CIRCA 1900

45TP — An attractive Regency gilt brass and cut glass eight light tent and bag frame chandelier of small size

46TP — A pair of early 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural twin light candelabra in the Egyptian tastecirca 1805, after models by Claude Galle (French, 1759-1815)

47Ф,Y — A George III silver tea urn by William Eaton, London 1819

48 — A William IV silver-gilt two-handled vase by Paul Storr, London 1831, also stamped 'STORR & MORTIMER'

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1^TP —
Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Boomerang table, designed 1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefus at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s
Mosaic tiles, brass binding, walnut
130cm x 98cm x 36cm

2^TP —
Vladimir Kagan (American, 1927-2016) Floating back and seat sofa, designed c.1952 and manufactured by Kagan-Drefuss at Long Island City, New York, late 1960s
Original saddle-leather upholstery, walnut legs, bears label to the underside of the seat
206cm x 139cm x 78cm

3^TP —
Amanda Levete (British, b.1955) and Future Systems Chester Sofa from a limited edition of 12, designed 2006 and made by Established & Sons Ltd., UK
Stitched leather, wooden frame and horsehair, the buttons impressed Established & Sons
360cm x 135cm x 68.5cm

4^TP —
Ingo Maurer (German, b.1932) El.E DEE lamp, designed and manufactured 2001
Circuit board, steel, ball-and-socket mechanism, vice-grip pliers, signed in pen and dated 2001
37cm x 23cm x 52.5cm

5^TP —
A fine Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 470cm x 317cm

6 —
A pair of late-19th century German silver seven-light candelabra
one stamped for Eugen Marcus, Berlin (2)

7 —
A large silver model of a cockerel
by Neresheimer & Söhne of Hanau, late 19th / early 20th century

9 —
TIFFANY: A late-19th century silver vase
by Tiffany & Co, Edward Moore period, stamped TIFFANY & VO, STERLING SILVER, pattern number for 1875, pattern and order numbers 3567 - 6438

11 —
A large late 15th / early 16th century bronze figural group of Venus and Cupid
formerly attributed to Johann Gregor van der Schardt (Flemish, circa 1530-ater 1581), or Jérôme Duquesnoy Jr. (Flemish, 1602-1654), circa 1570-1640

12 —
A George III mahogany tea tray
circa 1760

13^TP —
A George II carved walnut stool
circa 1730, probably after a design by William Kent

14^TP —
A George I carved and figured walnut corner or 'writing' armchair
circa 1725

15^TP —
A George III carved mahogany and parcel gilt Gainsborough chair,
circa 1760, in the manner of Saunders and Bradshaw

16^TP —
A George III mahogany, kingwood banded, tulipwood crossbanded, purplewood and fruitwood inlaid urn table
circa 1775

17^TP —
A George III carved mahogany tripod table
the top is apparently associated to the column and base

18^TP —
A pair of Chinese export 18th century reverse painted mirrors

19 —
A mid-18th Century gold and blue enamel oval box
maker's mark 'IIH' beneath a twin-pointed crown surrounded by laurel sprays to the base and cover, a further mark to the rim, possibly a 19th century French import mark, possibly German

20 —
A Louis XV vari-coloured gold oval box
maker's mark rubbed, possibly Jean-Joseph Martlet, Paris 1770

21 —
A Louis XVI gold and enamelled snuff box
by Jean-Etienne Blerzy, Paris 1783

22^Ф,Y —
A Louis XVI three-colour gold and enamel box
by Claude-Pierre Pottier, Paris 1786

23^Y —
An early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold box
unmarked

24 —
An 18th century gold and mother-of-pearl corkscrew
unmarked, possibly Dutch

25 —
A vari-coloured gold knotting shuttle
almost certainly late 18th century, apparently unmarked apart from a later Dutch Tax mark

26 —
A Louis XV gold-mounted mother-of-pearl snuff box
with the charge and discharge marks of Julian Berthe, Paris 1750-56

27^Ф,Y —
A late 18th/early 19th century German gold portrait box
marks rubbed, possibly by Esais Fernau, Hanau, the miniature after Sicardi, also with later Dutch import mark

28 —
A Louis XVI vari-coloured gold snuff box
by Jean-Louis Desir, Paris 1775/76

29^Ф,Y —
A late 18th/early 19th century tortoiseshell and gold mounted surprise snuff box
the portrait miniature by Samuel Shelley (1750/56 - 1808), signed to the backing paper S. Shelley / Henrietta St / Co ^t Garden

30 —
A mid-18th century gold and moss agate snuff box
unmarked, circa 1750 (2)

31 —
An early 19th century French silver gilt musical snuff box
by L Baudin, Paris 1811-19

32 —
A late 18th/early 19th century French oval gold box
by Nicolas Huguet, Paris 1798-1809,

33^Y —
A George II gold and tortoiseshell piqué snuff box
unmarked

34^TP —
Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) A screen, from an edition of Two, designed 2004 and executed 2015 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon
Solid and compressed wood, fire retardant paint
238.5cm x 180.5cm

35^TP —
Dia Azzawi (Iraqi, b.1939) Cupboard, from an edition of two, designed 2009 executed 2016 by Qurbun Atelier, Lebanon
Solid and compressed wood, fire-retardant paint
66cm x 40cm x 171cm

36^TP —
A fine Bakshaish carpet
North West Persia, 500cm x 400cm

37^TP —
A fine Isfahan carpet
Central Persia, 533cm x 347cm

38^,AR,TP —
Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Brunne de Stefa* executed 1971
Woven jute, signed and titled on label verso
106cm x 122 cm

39^,AR,TP —
Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish 1930-2017) Carré Orange* designed and executed in 1971
Woven jute, signed and titled label verso
141cm x 141 cm

40 —
Attributed Prince Paolo Troubetzkoy (Russian, 1866-1938): A bronze model of a seated hound

41^TP —
Carlo Marochetti (Italian, 1805-1868): A bronze figure of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeybhoy, First Baronet (Persian-Indian, 1783-1859)

42^TP —
Émile Coriolan Hippolyte Guillemin (French, 1841-1907): A bronze figural seven light figural torchiere 'Femme Japonaise (grandeur originale)'
cast by F. Barbedienne, 1880

43^Ф,Y —
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887); A Gilt-Bronze and Ivory Figural Sculpture titled 'Graziella'
SIGNED IN CAST 'A.CARRIER-BELLEUSE'; CIRCA 1900

44 —
Louis Ernest Barrias (French, 1841-1905); 'La Nature Se Devoilant Devant La Science' (Nature Revealing Herself Before Science) a Gilt-bronze Figural Sculpture
SIGNED IN CAST; CIRCA 1900

45^TP —
An attractive Regency gilt brass and cut glass eight light tent and bag frame chandelier of small size

46^TP —
A pair of early 19th century French patinated and gilt bronze figural twin light candelabra in the Egyptian taste
circa 1805, after models by Claude Galle (French, 1759-1815)

47^Ф,Y —
A George III silver tea urn
by William Eaton, London 1819

48 —
A William IV silver-gilt two-handled vase
by Paul Storr, London 1831, also stamped 'STORR & MORTIMER'