LASSCO Archive
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Weathered statue of Venus after the Bath
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Early nineteenth century patinated bronze hall lantern,
Early nineteenth century patinated bronze hall lantern,
with smoke dish and single light fitment. Requires chain and ceiling rose. -
Victorian brass front door centre pull,
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Reclaimed 8 1/2″ Victorian pine floorboards (approx 20 sqm ex Camberwell),
Reclaimed 8 1/2″ Victorian pine floorboards (approx 20 sqm ex Camberwell),
Tongue & Grooved edges, Board width 21-22cm, Thickness 20mm, Good lengths of 1.5m to 2.3m as salvaged. Mid-oak stain to top surface. -
Reclaimed 6 3/4″ Edwardian pine floorboards (23.7 sqm ex. Egyptian House Piccadilly),
Reclaimed 6 3/4″ Edwardian pine floorboards (23.7 sqm ex. Egyptian House Piccadilly),
Square-edged in a mixture of lengths up to 2m as salvaged (mostly 130-190cm long). Board width 17cm. Thickness 30mm. -
An old English oak and brass barrel, serving as an umbrella stand,
An old English oak and brass barrel, serving as an umbrella stand,
the coopered ovoid body applied with a “G.R” monogram -
A Victorian wrought iron garden bench
A Victorian wrought iron garden bench
of slatted bar and riveted construction, with scrolled arms, raised on scrolled supports with diagonal linking stretchers, -
Nineteenth century French Carrara marble fireplace,
Nineteenth century French Carrara marble fireplace,
with stop-fluted console jambs, hearth not included. -
Pair of antique Carrara marble pedestal columns,
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A pair of Venetian photographic panoramic prints
A pair of Venetian photographic panoramic prints
each presented as eleven strips capturing a complete survey of the palatial elevations of each bank of The Grand Canal, Venice; glazed and framed in reeded frames (a/f) -
A French decorative cast-iron balcony panel
A French decorative cast-iron balcony panel
the rectangular panel with a run of circlets to its margins around a field of geometric foliate scrolls centred with opposed displaying phoenix -
Two Victorian glazed mahogany doors
Two Victorian glazed mahogany doors
each with the upper section glazed with acid-etched obscured glass with foliate ornament, brilliant-cut to the centre with a monogram: “B&GR”, framed with “coach” corners above one reeded panel and two rectangular recessed panels to each side, complete with ebony and brass door-furniture. RESERVED