LASSCO Archive
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Curtis’s Botanical Lithographs,
Curtis’s Botanical Lithographs,
Printed by L. Reeve and Co. of Covent Garden. Framed in natural oak. -
A large Victorian carved oak organ case
A large Victorian carved oak organ case
the ribbed, coved cornice above a series of five open arcades with foliate spandrels to the top corners, the upper superstructure comprising posts and bars, the surmounts carved in relief with gothic ornament, -
Walnut cushion moulded mirror
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Regency Carrara marble fireplace
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Early nineteenth century Carrara marble bolection fireplace
Early nineteenth century Carrara marble bolection fireplace
the ogee moulded surround on shaped footblocks, c.1800 -
A very large English carved oak organ case
A very large English carved oak organ case
the central rack of graduated pipes with pierced oak trefoils and quatrefoils above a panel of blind arcades, all flanked by two pairs of larger bass pipes presented in a rounded housing, similarly ornamented, both pairs with ornate crestings, and a pair of accompanying return panels with blind arcades and crocheted spires, -
Early nineteenth century gilt convex mirror
Early nineteenth century gilt convex mirror
giltwood with composition mouldings and plain ebonised slip surrounding the heavily foxed mirror plate, with original loop fixing. -
Regency convex mirror
Regency convex mirror
the gilded frame with spheres and reeded ebonised slip, surrounding foxed mirror plate. -
Reclaimed small blue enamel pendant lights,
Reclaimed small blue enamel pendant lights,
with glass dome and aluminium suspension hook, re-wired with brown braided flex and PAT tested. Ceiling hook/rose not provided. Some shades with minor chips, dings and dents. -
Reclaimed small green enamel pendant lights,
Reclaimed small green enamel pendant lights,
with glass dome and aluminium suspension hook, re-wired with brown braided flex and PAT tested. Ceiling rose not provided. Some shades with minor chips, dings and dents. -
Pair of Neo-Classical lead planters,
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A William IV lead cistern,
A William IV lead cistern,
the low rectangular tank cast in relief with Britannia to the centre, flanked by the letters “R” and “B” and the date “1831”, anthemion clasps to the corners and a crown to each short end, the base drilled for drainage,