LASSCO Archive
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A History of British Fishes c1870
A History of British Fishes c1870
Wood engravings with original colour, presented in ebonised hand-waxed frame. ‘Common Sea Bream’. -
A History of British Fishes c1870
A History of British Fishes c1870
Wood engravings with original colour, presented in ebonised hand-waxed frame. ‘Ballan Wrass’. -
A History of British Fishes c1870
A History of British Fishes c1870
Wood engravings with original colour, presented in ebonised hand-waxed frame. ‘Surmullet’. -
A History of British Fishes c1870
A History of British Fishes c1870
Wood engravings with original colour, presented in ebonised hand-waxed frame. ‘Gudgeon’. -
A History of British Fishes c1870
A History of British Fishes c1870
Wood engravings with original colour, presented in ebonised hand-waxed frame. ‘Spanish Bream’. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stand,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stand,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. -
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
Late nineteenth century French shop display stands,
with turned timber knob on brass upright, on ornate gilt-metal triform base. Two available, sold individually. -
Large late Victorian spelter figure of Mercury,
Large late Victorian spelter figure of Mercury,
after the original by Giambologna, standing aloft a gust of wind from the mouth of Zephyr, wearing winged helmet and holding torch aloft in his right hand, his left clasping a Caduceus, on turned base, all raised on later hexagonal plinth, c.1880, possibly a newel-post lamp standard originally.