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An 18th century Vienna hand painted porcelain twin handled pedestal vase, the central panel decorated with lady and cherub, height 25cm, also two Sevres porcelain saucers, one with blue and foliate gilt heightened border, marked as 1782, diameter 14.5cm, and a further, diameter 13.5cm, a late 19th century hand painted plate, made by Imperial Gardner Factory, Moscow, a Continental porcelain florally decorated dish, diameter 17.5cm, a cup and saucer, two further Russian saucers, etc (8).
A pair of 19th century Chinese Nonya plates, the pink ground floral decorated border enclosing central panel depicting bird amongst foliage, both diameter 25cm, a further late 19th/early 20th century Chinese porcelain platter, 34.5 x 26.5cm, (af), a pair of 18th century Chinese Export ware porcelain plates, decorated with pagodas amongst landscape, with foliate border, both diameter 22.5cm, and a further Chinese Export ware plate (6).
A 19th century Chinese octagonal porcelain bowl/planter, each panel decorated with a lady in a different post, with Qianlong seal mark to base, diameter 22cm, height 7.5cm.Condition Report: Please note, there are two small hairline cracks in between the curvature of the rim of the bowl, which have previously been restored.
George III bracket clock, the arched case with brass handle to top, gilt metal mounts and pierced gilt metal panels to sides, on four gilt metal feet, the brass arched dial with rococo-style spandrels having an enamelled strike/silent dial, the enamel face with roman and arabic numerals with two winding holes, twin fusee movement, the bell striking movement signed to the backplate 'Simon Samuel London', with pendulum, 44cm high x 26cm wide Condition ReportCase with some surface scratches, scuffs and knocks. Splits to wood on sides. Front glass panel is loose, brass mesh is loose on one side, minute hand is off but present, screw missing from top handle, not the correct pendulum. Hinges have been replaced. Strike is on two bells (ting-tang). General wear and tear.
19th century mahogany small cabinet, the three-panel front having a single door opening to a single shelf, 37cm high x 46cm wide x 17cm deep and a late 19th/early 20th century pale oak canteen of cutlery box, the hinged lid opening to a green baize lined interior, iron handles to sides, 26cm high x 58cm wide x 42cm deep (2)
Two silver brooches including a presentation brooch with an oval Murano glass panel surrounded by beads (some losses) and a silver foliate scrolling surround, Birmingham 1929, 6.5cm long, sterling silver brooch in the form of a pheasant set with coloured glass stones, 5cm long, approximate gross weight 46.5 grams together with a white metal bracelet set with scarab panels, white metal bangle set with red stones and two further white metal bracelets (6)
19th century rosewood pole screen, the adjustable rectangular screen having a foliate scroll moulded frame and needlework panel depicting a lady, child and dog, on a turned and carved fluted column and platform base with three scrolling feet, 150cm high x 52cm wide Condition Report Surface scratches, scuffs and knocks. Some areas of fading/discolouration. Appears to be a repair or split to top left corner of screen. Small areas of loss and small repair to veneer on base. Joints are sound. General wear and tear. No damage to needlework, possibly some fading/discolouration. Screen dimensions - 45cm x 40cmPole diameter - 2cm
Two early 20th century walnut dining chairs in the Queen Anne manner (including one carver), the shaped backs with solid shaped splats, drop-in seats, on cabriole legs with pad feet, carver 96cm high x 68cm wide x 59cm deep and an early 20th century walnut open armchair with bergere panel back, 85cm high x 61cm wide x 72cm deep (3)
Edwardian Sheraton Revival mahogany and satinwood inlaid display cabinet, the upper section with a single astragal-glazed door opening to a fabric lined interior with two shelves, the lower section with bowfronted panel door opening to two later fitted shelves, the frieze and door with urn and scrolling foliate inlaid decoration, on square tapering legs (with key), 188cm high x 66cm wide x 42cm deep
Early 20th century Sheraton Revival mahogany display cabinet of breakfront form with moulded arched top over two central astragal glazed doors with panels below, having moulded ribbon and bluebell decoration, opening to three shelves with blue fabric lined back panel, on six turned and tapering baluster legs (with key), 192cm high x 140cm wide x 40cm deep
19th century American hanging wall clock by EN Welch of Connecticut, the rectangular walnut case with half corinthian columns flanking a door decorated with panel of a lady on horseback and dog, over a further panel decorated with a royal coat of arms, the white dial with roman numerals and two winding holes, with a single weight, 82cm high x 48cm wide
19th century continental pine glazed dresser/bookcase, the upper section with astragal glazed doors opening to two fitted shelves, over a single long cushion drawer and two panel cupboard doors flanked either side by turned columns, on turned baluster feet, 208cm high x 109cm wide x 49cm deep
Early 20th century mahogany linenpress of small proportions in the George III manner, the two panel cupboard doors opening to three linen slides and two short drawers, over two short and one long cockbeaded drawers with brass swan neck loop handles, on bracket feet, 163cm high x 82cm wide x 55cm deep Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs and knocks. Areas of loss to the veneer on both sides of top section. Handles possibly replaced. Area of loss to beading around one drawer. General wear and tear.
19th century French gilt bronze mantel clock, the case having spindle gallery rail to three sides and four fruit and urn cast finials, the dial flanked either side by cast corinthian columns, on four baluster feet, the porcelain panel dial hand painted with a scene of 16th century men on horseback with castle behind, the face with arabic numerals and two winding holes, with pendulum and key, 42cm high x 24cm wide
Chinese embroidered silk and gold thread panel, late Qing Dynasty, embroidered with two figures before terracing, willow and rockwork on a cream ground, framed, 60cm x 16.5cm overall, a 20th century embroidered silk panel depicting a bird perched on a flowering branch within brocaded silk mount, framed and a late 19th century Chinese reverse painting on glass depicting a lady standing before open window, flowers and rockwork, framed (cracked), 31cm x 11.5cm overall (3)
Michael John Bolan (1939-1995) Mixed media on hessian "River Lake Summer" titled verso, signed lower right and dated 1982, 67cm x 59cm, unframed, together with another by the same hand "Les Fleurs Exotiques", still life flowers in a vase, signed lower left and dated 1982, framed, 97cm x 96cm and a Michael Clifton oil painting on vinyl panel depicting a gardener with watering can, with fruits, birds, bird's nest and canopy above, signed lower left, 98cm x 31.5cm (3)
Brights of Nettlebed stained pine and oak dresser in the 18th century manner, the upper section comprising two fixed shelves flanked either side by panel cupboard doors and four smaller drawers below, the lower section having an arrangement of six drawers and two panel cupboard doors, on bracket feet, 203cm high x 161cm long x 51cm deep
Edwardian mahogany inlaid display cabinet cupboard, the upper section with twin glazed doors opening to a fabric lined interior with single shelf, over a rolled glazed drop down door opening to a fabric lined display area and two inlaid panel cupboard doors, on tall bracket feet, 181cm high x 87.5cm wide x 37cm deep
19th century nursing chair, the white painted frame set with a blue jasperware panel to back, with upholstered top rail and circular upholstered stuff-over seat, on castors, 66cm high x 52cm diameter together with French style white painted circular dressing stool with upholstered seat, 40cm high x 38cm diameter (2)
19th century French giltwood three-fold dressing screen, of rococo style shaped outline with foliate scroll carving, each section with bevelled glass panels over a fabric panel, largest panel 160cm high x 52cm wideCondition ReportSurface scratches and scuffs. Frame with losses/chips to gilding. Fabric with some marks/stains and two small holes with fraying. General wear and tear.
An 'Elsinore' porcelain ship's portrait bowl, mid-19th century, Danish, painted in colours with an oval cartouche depicting a ship under full sail flying the British flag, with Kronborg Castle in the background, bordered with elaborate gilt foliate scrolls, a vacant panel verso, the interior with gilt sprays,28cm diameter13cm highProvenance: From the Collection of Nigell and Heather D’Oyly.Condition ReportOverall the bowl is in good cosmetic condition. No obvious cracks or chips. Light wear to gilding, especially to the rim. Structurally stable and ready for placement.
Star Wars - collection of original vintage Kenner / Palitoy made action figure playsets. Includes: Millennium Falcon (with many small accessories - one ramp strut, floor panel, top gun, chair, dish (but not the dish stand), table and hatch), Scout Walker (complete), Darth Vader's TIE Fighter (complete, wings no longer hold together), X Wing Fighter (incomplete), Speeder Bike (incomplete) and some other items present. Various conditions. From a genuine childhood collection.
Star Wars – Stephen Merchant’s collection - an original vintage 1980 Palitoy made action figure playset 'Millennium Falcon Spaceship'. 100% complete including the cockpit cover, hatch, hatch struts, chair, table, floor panel, Jedi training ball and arm, large rear panel and all three legs. Housed within its original Palitoy Empire Strikes Back box, with instructions, Palitoy booklet and the fold-out poster. Falcon appears generally VG to VG+ with some discolouration to the exterior. From the childhood collection of Stephen Merchant - actor, writer, comedian, and director. A self-professed Star Wars superfan when he was a child; Merchant’s love for the franchise began at six years old when he saw The Empire Strikes Back in the cinema. That screening gave birth to Merchant’s lifelong love of cinema and film. Proceeds from this lot will be donated to Ashton Park Secondary School Parental Hub, who are raising funds to create a large outdoor covered space with ample seating for a range of activities. Stephen’s nephew and niece are pupils at the school. The Ashton Park School Association is a registered charity (1039677).

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