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Neo-classical gilt-brass hall lantern
Neo-classical gilt-brass hall lantern
the scrolled fish-tail brackets terminating in anthemion acroteria at each vertex, with five light fitting suspended within the glazed body. -
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Edwardian rose brass oval door knobs,
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Early twentieth century opaline pendant light,
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Cadogan Square Parquet de Versailles
Cadogan Square Parquet de Versailles
These panels were made from antique Oak in France. They are faithfully constructed in the authentic manner with pegged mortise and tenon joints. Removed from a house in Cadogan Square. Approximately 60 sq metres available. Each panel measures 1 sq m, -
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Edwardian walnut gallery easel,
Edwardian walnut gallery easel,
having a swan neck cresting leading to a stylised beaded detail above carved panel centred by shell design flanked by scrolls, with turned spindles, leading to adjustable picture shelf with brass knob to rear. -
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Matched pair of 1970s brass occasional tables,
Matched pair of 1970s brass occasional tables,
with black vitralite top tiers and polished timber below. -
Large late nineteenth century Caucasian Soumak rug,
Large late nineteenth century Caucasian Soumak rug,
of ‘Konagkend’ design, with three central medallions, c.1880. Fine quality and of unusually large size. Washed and cleaned. -
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Large brass hexagonal door knobs or centre pulls
Large brass hexagonal door knobs or centre pulls
of substantial weight, fixings on one side only, the other ‘blind’, -
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Set of three early 19th century prints of primates.
Set of three early 19th century prints of primates.
Set of three framed prints based on the work of French zoologist, Pierre André Latreille. -
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Set of eight Rococo ‘English Gilt’ drawer handles,
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Victorian oak overmantel mirror
Victorian oak overmantel mirror
with channel moulded frame, the mirror plate with some scratches (see images for detail). -
Nineteenth century French Neo-Classical bronze of Sappho
Nineteenth century French Neo-Classical bronze of Sappho
signed ‘F. Moreau’ (François Clément Moreau, 1831–1865).