US$20,206.50 A very finely carved Italian Carrara marble wall fountain with basin.c. 1850Height31.00 inch(78.7 cm)Width29.00 inch(73.7 cm)Depth25.00 inch(63.5 cm)Ref No. 6766

US$4,163.76 A well modeled and carved 19th century mahogany and giltwood torchere of Robert Adam design, the supports with continuous oak leaf carving, the tops with stylised rams-heads, original gilding now patinated to a bronze colour.RRc. 1890Height44.25 inch(112.4 cm)Width10.00 inch(25.4 cm)Depth14.00 inch(35.6 cm)Ref No. 6562

US$1,347.10 Late 18th century, French, wool with silk highlights. A bouquet of flowers within a border of flowers and foliage with a soft outer edge.RRc. 1780Height23.00 inch(58.4 cm)Width23.00 inch(58.4 cm)Ref No. 5560

US$3,428.98 An exceptionally attractive set of hanging wall shelves, in two contrasting types of mahogany, with fretted geometric uprights and surmounted with a finely pierced top. The base incorporating four slender drawers.RRc. 1880Height38.00 inch(96.5 cm)Width42.00 inch(106.7 cm)Depth6.00 inch(15.2 cm)Ref No. 5265

US$4,837.31 A French parquetry vide-poche, the finely carved and pierced end supports terminating in sledge feet, overall with cross-banded parquetry decoration.RRc. 1890The vide-poche table often made on the continent and are known so for their recessed surfaces and dish-like design. Made in a number of woods such as walnut, cherrywood and mahogany were used to accommodate keys, card cases etc....

US$2,265.57 A gilt bronze six arm chandelier of Rococo form.c. 1880Height19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Diameter19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Ref No. 3983

US$1,200.14 Mid 19th century papier-mâché work box with well fitted interior and original silk lining now a little tired in places, complete with original key.c. 1865Height6.00 inch(15.2 cm) Width11.00 inch(27.9 cm) Depth8.00 inch(20.3 cm)Ref No. 7004

US$2,424.78 A most unusual flared mahogany waste paper basket with a fabric liner. On original turned feet.RRc. 1890Height19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Diameter18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Ref No. 6970

US$1,224.63 A Pair of Massive Steel Andrions of very strong construction. The bases with masks.RRc. 1850An Andiron is a horizontal iron bar upon which logs are laid for burning in an open fireplace. They are usually used in pairs to build up a firedog in American English, sometimes called a dog or dog-iron, intended to hold logs above the hearth...

US$8,388.75 A very good early 18th century walnut barometer, walnut veneers applied to the oak carcase with an open cistern cover, hood pillars and curved pediment.c. 1720For a very similar example see Nicholas Goodison's Book on English Barometers Page 201 Plate 133 showing an example by John Patrick, Old Bailey, London.Height38.00 inch(96.5 cm)Width5.50 inch(14.0 cm)Depth2.00 inch(5.1 cm)Ref No. 6641

US$9,552.15 19th century glazed French terracotta panel of musicians and children playing.RRc. 1900Terracotta, ( from the Latin terra cotta), a type of earthenware, is a clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic, where the fired body is porous. Its uses include vessels (notably flower pots), water and waste water pipes, bricks, and surface embellishment in building construction, along with panel sculpture and...

US$3,612.67 Mid-19th Century Pine and Gesso Fire Surround with heavily pronounced decoration to include fruit and foliage.c. 1850By the 1800s most new fireplaces were made up of two parts, the surround and the insert. The surround consisted of the mantlepiece and sides supports, usually in wood, marble or granite. The insert was where the fire burned, and was constructed of...