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Collection of brass and copperware including two pierced kettle warming stands, a helmet coal scuttle, an urn-shaped purdonium and a brass and wire fender (5) 

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 

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 

Two similar George III gilt pier mirrors, each with rectangular bevelled plate, with urn and eagle surmount, hung with chains

Victorian Grand Tour bronze urn decorated with foliage, stamped mark to base, 14.5cm high

A Russian Gardner porcelain lidded urn and stand late 19th to early 20th century, decorated with floral sprays enclosed with a cobalt blue ground, printed marks,33cm wide25.5cm highCondition ReportOne handle restored. Wear, rubbing and losses to the gilding and enamelling.

A pair of clear glass vases and covers, 20th century, urn shaped, on stepped hexagonal plinths, 63cm high (2)

A pair of silver sugar castors by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1900 and 1923, of typical form with urn finials,23cm high (2)19oztCondition ReportOne slightly bent.Oxidisation throughout.

Pair of 20th century Danish silver candlesticks, with ornate decoration and urn shaped candle holders, integral sconces and weighted bases (Danish assay marks). 18cm overall height, excluding candles.

Pair of contemporary silver candlesticks, with tapering columns and urn candleholders, on circular bases, filled (Birmingham 1976 / 77) Mappin & Webb. 21cm overall height.

A collection of English china and porcelain plates and saucers - most early to late 19th century, a few early 20th century, including creamware and pearlware, makers including Wedgwood, Minton, Spode and Coalport, a few a/f; together with a pair of 19th century French soup plates by Gien, painted in puce with landscapes. (23)* Condition: In good condition, with some glaze crazing and minor glaze scratching except for - Coalport blue & white plate (tiny chip below rim, some glaze scratching and browning) / Portrait plate 'Jacobus' (old professional restoration to rim, gilt wear) / Pink lustre 'Victorian & Albert' plate (hairline crack, glaze discolouration) / Black and white transfer print soup plate with Greek portraits (glaze flaking around edge of rim, hairline crack) / Wedgwood creamware plate in iron red & gilt (glaze wear to sharp edge around the well) / Blue and gilt floral urn decorated plate (gilt wear) / Wedgwood creamware green & white soup plate (several rim chips and other smaller frits to rim) / Minton peacock feather plate (several glaze flakes to rim) / Derby plate with pink roses & cornflowers (glaze heavily discoloured)

A pair of Victorian silver dwarf candlesticks - Rupert Favell, London 1883, with Adam style swagged and stiff leaf decoration to the urn stems and beaded borders, with detachable drip pans and flared square bases, loaded, 11.3cm high, gross weight 697g (one drip pan bent, some dings and dents).

A painted and parcel-gilt wooden mirror - the oval, bevelled plate within a rectangular frame with a moulded edge, painted with an urn of pink flowers and scrolls, 91.5 x 46cm.

A reconstituted stone urn planter- 39.5 cm diameter, 48.5 cm high

A pair of Elizabeth II silver dwarf candlesticks - Charles S Green & Co, Birmingham 1985, of Queen Anne form, with urn nozzles, knopped stems and dished circular bases, weighted, 10.3cm high, gross weight 513g.

A reconstituted stone urn planter and stand, 42cm diameter, 100.5cm high.

A Georgian copper and brass tea urn with S-scroll handles, scallop form quatreform base, 38cm tall

A Georgian copper and brass globe form tea urn on stepped square base, 45.5cm tall

A metal classical urn form table lamp with pleated shade, 73cm tall

A 20th Century Noritake porcelain urn with cover. The twin handled urn having two central landscape cartouches, raised on floral pedestal on square base, 40cm tall

A Georgian copper tea urn with ram's head drop handle, raised on square base with four feet, 44cm tall

An Edwardian breakfront ended top crossbanded mahogany lamp table on square tapering legs and spade feet united by a down swept "X" frame stretcher with central urn finial, 70.5cm x 67cm x 41cm

A 19th century gilt metal oil lamp of urn form, converted to electricity, 35cm high excluding fittingNeeds rewiring

A 19th century carved oak element of urn form with acanthus decoration, 20cm wide x 47cm high Provenance: From an east Oxfordshire country house Some surface marks and chips

George Owen for Royal Worcester, a pair of reticulated vases, 1909, each of pedestal ovoid urn form, pierced with bands of hexagonal honeycomb decoration highlighted with gilt jewels, the central bands in varying geometric fretted patterns, above milled raised gilt swags and festoons in the Neoclassical style, twin acanthus scroll handles with gilt beading, the domed feet also pierced, gold marks and incised signatures, 22.5cm high (2)

Wedgwood, a pair of 19th century tri colour Jasperware vases and covers, 1867, footed urn form with domed lids, pale blue ground with applied Bacchanalian masks on laurel bands, between floral and grape swags, each with purple ground Classical roundels, impressed marks, 26.5cm high (2)

Georg Jensen, a Danish Skonvirke silver tea caddy, model 215, designed circa 1915, lobed Campana urn form with double beads to the shoulder rim, the ogee domed lid modelled with foliate lappets, coiled lead and bud finial, marks for 1915-25, 14cm high, 6.04ozt

Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen, a Danish Skonvirke silver single inkstand, model 346, designed circa 1915, the planished tray with reeded ogee border and grape embossed handle terminals, on four shell and scroll bracket feet, with a central lobed urn form inkwell, on fluted disc foot, grape and tendril handles and berried foliate finial, London import marks 1929, 24.5cm long, 17.13ozt

Continental and English ceramics including Herend, Dresden, Makkum, Wedgwood urn, Copenhagen and a Nymphenburg vase, tallest 18cm

A hardwood console table, c.1860-70, Anglo-Indian, with a pierced scrolling and foliate back, centred with a roundel with a bird issuing a flower, with a serpentine front raised on lion-mask-mounted and carved scrolled supports, united with a scrolled 'X' stretcher centred with an urn, on carved plain pear-shaped supports, 151cm wide 51cm deep 108.5cm high Condition Reportlight knocks and wear, the raised back loose, marks and polished in stains light abbrasions to areas of high relief, old restorations to the apron and upstand, good sturdy usable condition, presents well Legs with restorations 

A Louis XVI-style gilt wall mirror, 19th century, French, the shaped crest surmounted by a ribbon-tied garland and bow, over a subsidiary oval plate flanked by flaming urns, the rectangular plate with mirrored slip surround,125cm wide225cm highCondition Reportone urn broken and repaired, numerous other small chips and losses to the gesso, overall presents well but would benefit from a light tidy up. Back boards look old indicating plate to be old if not original.

A carved teak and rosewood jardinière stand, c.1860, Anglo-Indian, with an elaborately carved and pierced bowl, above an urn-form column flanked by seated lions, raised on a tripod base terminating in scroll feet and castors, 68cm diameter 85cm highCondition ReportLacking liner. General surface wear and scratches commensurate with age and use. Some small cracks, breaks and losses, especially to elaborate pierced decoration. Some small areas of repair. Some breaks are a little unstable. One lion paw/ cross is a possibly a later replacement, and is loose. Dirt and dust. Joints generally sound and solid. Castors wheel freely.

A Neolithic-style terracotta storage jar or urn, the tapering body set with lug handles to either side, and decorated in black with swirled and banded designs, 27cm diameter38cm highCondition ReportSpeckled and dirty, especially around the lug handles to either side, no obvious signs of restoration or damages, overall in fair order

A pair of carved giltwood finials, 19th century, each with a relief-carved panel depicting a spray of flowers emanating from a twin-handled urn, on a square base,28cm wide11cm deep65cm high (2)Condition Reportcarved pine, chips and losses to the gilding and paintwork, engrained dirt to the surface, overall fair decorative order. repaired breaks to the handles

A neoclassical terracotta urn by Jean Garouste, late 19th century, French, with elongated scroll handles terminating in lion masks, stamped to the base 'J Garouste Castelnaudary (Aude)',45cm wide32cm deep62cm highCondition ReportCracked to the underside of the body where it joins the socle, small chips and dinks throughout, the surface dirty and marked overall top loose from base, chip to footrim

A bronze female figure, 17th/18th century, Italian, Florentine, holding an urn and wearing flowing robes, raised on a marble lead-filled base, 6cm wide5cm deep18cm highCondition Reportsurface of the bronze with hole, lead filling showing through, very red patination to the surface of the bronze

A carved marble of a classical woman, 19th century, Italian, the figure standing beside an urn, whilst fastening a bracelet,31cm wide28cm deep95cm high Condition Reportbreaks and old repairs to the fingers, the surface dirty and stained in places, small chips and loses to the base, four fingers lost.

A Goldscheider pottery figure of a female water carrier c.1880, modelled leaning down to pick up a pitcher, her other hand supporting a twin handled urn on her head, with gilt highlights, signed 'Polter' to the base and stamped with maker's mark to the reverse '4248/52/14',20cm wide35cm deep72cm high Condition Reportrestoration to the urn and handle, and fingers, overall fair cosmetic order

A Goldscheider painted terracotta figure, late 19th century, Austrian, 'Rebecca', stamped '2587/866/16', with raised maker's plaque and incised signature to the base,13cm wide13cm deep44.5cm highCondition Reportbroken and restored to the urn and brick pier, overall scuffed and knocked to the surface gilt highliughts rubbed

A large Art Deco carved alabaster lamp, mid-20th century, in the form of an urn, with scrolled lug handles to either side of the lobed body,34cm wide24cm deep79cm highCondition Reportconstructed in two sections, wired for continental fitting, rewiring required

A silver-plated cast figure of Atlas, 19th century, holding an urn, part of a candelabra stand, with a circular stepped base on scrolling foliate feet,22.5cm diameter32cm highCondition Reportworn and rubbed, only part of a larger item, solid and stable

A marble and gilt console table, late19th/early 20th century, the carved and giltwood stand centred with a mask and with an ivy leaf frieze, all raised on tall vase-shaped supports with garland mounts, united by a shaped stretcher surmounted with an urn and birds,104.5cm wide38.5cm deep85.5cm highCondition Reportold knocks and repairs, gilding retouched and signs of old repairs

A GAC Stoke On Trent Greek style twin handled urn and pedestal with gilt decoration, approximately 108 cm (h) overall. [2]. [W]

Stone crucible and urn vase on square base, H 26cm

Reconstituted stone bird bath with fish detail base together with a brick effect planter, footed urn planter, rectangular cherub scene planter, low round planter and a terracotta chimney pot (6)

French Sevres style footed urn vase planter with exotic bird, flora and gilt accent detail design, raised on square plinth with side handles, Marked to base, H 35cm

Pottery urn and a pair of rectangular planters together with a selection of stone ornaments to include otters, dog, boot and woman and lion's head plaque examples

Victorian cut glass spirit dispensing footed urn worded with 'Unsweetened Gin', H 36cm

Collection of Oriental ceramics to include Imari ware vase, H23 cm, plates and bowls, red and black lotus bowl, 25cm diameter, Kia Huad, Thailand miniature tea set, Chinese ceramic egg with scenic panels, blue and white lidded jar with character marks to base, Noritake green urn and a hand painted Thai dog figurine (1 box)

Four ceramic works, to include, a Royal Doulton sugar bowl, in the pattern 'Maytime', a Chinese bowl featuring five clawed dragons, a John McLellan motto jug, inscribed Easter 1954 to the base, and a Capodimonte urn. (4)

Twin handled urn with enamelled cherub decoration[44cm]

Composite garden urn on stand

Large classical style composite garden urn or planter

Large glazed garden urn with plants

A 19th century green opaque glass urn with a lid decorated with meadow flowers, a butterfly and a dragonfly, 28cm high

A 19th century gilt framed overmantle mirror with classical urn and trailing floral swag surmount, (af), 132 cm x 113 cm

An Adams style overmantle mirror with moulded rectangular gilt frame, urn surmount, swag and further decorative detail (af), 78 cm high x 111 cm

A Blue John stone urn, on a square plinth, 32cm (broken and glued at base)

A small oak coffer, the rectangular top with carved ends above a frieze carved with dragons flanking a garden urn, on end supports, 43cm high, 86cm wide, 32cm deep.

An early 20thC mahogany cased mantel clock, circular enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals, French clockwork movement, the case of architectural form, with an urn surmounted pediment, raised on brass bracket feet, no key, 30cm high.