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Victorian. Inkwell formed as an eagle rousant. Hinged head lifts to display the inkwell pot. 8" including the brass plinth. £275 |
Mid Victorian Table centrepiece in silver plate by Atkin Bros. dating 1853-1900 an standing 9.5" in height (without bowl which is a later addition). SOLD |
Early C20th Gilt mantle clock with figural decoration. Standing 9" in height, the clock is probably French but has a later, mechanical, HAC movement fitted. £80 |
Edwardian. Folding clear glass fire screen. Balustrades to top and bottom of glass frame. £45 |
C19th (possibly C18th) Pair of pewter candlesticks. Standing 5.5"" in height on round bases which have serrated rims. £40 |
Art Nouveau Fire screen. Bevelled glass with brass decoration. £70 |
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Victorian 1898 Wedgwood jasperware imperial footed bowl, with fern motif on feet, in dark blue and white. £60
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Victorian Spelter figural,epergne/candle holder in the form of a lion. Possibly Pinder Bros. Sheffield. £55 |
Victorian/Edwardian Elaborately decorated brass inkstand with twin wells. No pots £25 |
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1890 Charles X style Bronze, French, two light candlestick with `crane on turtle' decoration. The sconce holder stands on a fluted column supported by three ball and claw footed legs. £150 |
Victorian Elaborate grape & vine decorated candlestick, with a rose design fountain drop, set on a drum base. £70
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Victorian Figural epergne vase formed as Edward 1 of Scotland. The figure is resting his foot on an anvil and carrying a cross in his raised right hand and a shield in his left. The etched trumpet has a flower design and features a finely fluted rim £40 |
Early C20th Figurine of a young maiden carrying a papyrus gathering basket. Marked to underside with Royal Dux pink triangle, model no. 2077 (Crack to basket). SOLD |
Victorian High quality brass candlestick with the stem in the form of a whippet in a `begging' position. 6.75" in height. SOLD |
Victorian Brass, Arts & Crafts jardiniere in the Gothic style standing on tripod legs with ball finials. Pierced decoration to sides of the pot holder. £70 |
Victorian Scarce, 'Bird of Paradise' flower frog. There are holes around the base of the model (formed as a tree stump) allowing for nine flower stalks to be inserted There is no damage to the piece. £25 |
George V Pair of Mappin & Webb silver-plated trumpet vases, date letter P for 1917. Etched to stems for Footman of Ipswich. (A department store with a renowned restaurant, from which it is thought that these came) £60 |
Victorian High quality brass desk inkwell, formed as a globe supported by three whippets. Good hinge and tight closing lid . SOLD |
 Victorian Small figural table or mantel clock. Spelter figure with working movement. Plinth base under dome. Porcelain dial. (slight damage) £90 |
Victorian Four branch epergne holder by Ashberry &Sons (Sheffield) repurposed as a candle holder. Gothic in style and standing 10" in height. the triangular base is 7" per side. Made of pewter or Britannia metal. SOLD |
Victorian (1899) Brass oil lamp converted to electricity but still retaining funnel and burner. Featuring a repoussé font atop a Roman Doric column with inserts to top and bottom. £110
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Victorian Pewter inkstand by James Deakin & Sons. Full marks to base. The removable original inkwells have hinged tops and are both undamaged. There is a fluted crystal epergne trumpet, featuring twelve folds, behind the bird figure and the catalogue number is S5808. Figure stands 11" in height to top of flute. £110
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1930s/40s Art Deco Art de Franc torchere. Wine red glass contained in a brass base. Makersmark to top of glass £90 |
Victorian Brass inkstand with pen rest and two hinged topped wells by W. Tonks & Sons. Twin ornate handles to a stepped base standing on four corner feet. £80 |
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Early-mid C20th George Lee (Sheffield) `My Lady' pewter pedestal bowl. 93/4" diameter with a planished finish. £25
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Edwardian Pair of silver plated tripod candle stands, each with grotesque mask decoration, on hoofed feet £140 |
Late Victorian/early Edwardian WMF table centerpiece. Silver-plate pedestal with etched glass bowl. Marks to base dating 1880- £40 |
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