Dated about 1680, this fine quality portrait depicts an English gentleman enjoying his mead and smoking a Meerschaum pipe.
The identities of the sitter and the artist are unknown.
Henri Lebasque was born in 1865 in Champigne, France. In 1885, Lebasque went to Paris to study at the Ecole des Beaux Arts.
Made in the Black Forest around 1890-1900 these swifts are all individually carved. They have black glass eyes.
Stainless steel case with 18k gold crown and markers.
Stainless steel bracelet. Silver dial with Roman numerals.
Automatic with 48 hour power reserve.
Water Resistant to 50m.
SOLD In perfect condition, this fine painting records the appearance of Gibraltar at the end of the nineteenth century.
Two side cupboards and a central drawer that fits perfectly. Ebony escutcheons. Satinwood all over with superb figuring. The drawer linings are oak.
The label remnant on the stretcher identifies this work as an exhibition painting. It remains in its original gilded frame.
Made of walnut and maple. Each cabinet has a single drawer above two cabinet doors. Brass feet in a style typical of 50s flair. Stamped Mobilari Cantu.
Pretty, bright pair of side cabinets. Shaped mirrored tops, original handles, parquetry veneered doors. Excellent condition.
Pair of leather French leather club armchairs. Firmly sprung and upholstered in calf hide. All edges have hand stitched piping. The frames are of solid beech construction.
SOLD Made in flame mahogany, with a spruce under frame, this extraordinary commemorative settee depicts the famed and revered Hunkpapa Sioux chief, Tata
SOLD Nineteenth century campaign bed. Structurally solid Designed for dismantling by unscrewing all six legs and folding it flat for ease of transportation. Original caning.
1740s serpentine commode with its original marble, original gilt metalwork, and in great condition with all veneers present and its original unrepolished patina.
A near pair (same height, different shields) of terracotta seated lions. They were made by a Maidenhead company that ceased production in the 1970s.
Italian sycamore coffee table. Purportedly designed by Zevi, italian architect and designer and bought from Harrods in the 1970s.
Standing 70cm high, this impressive pair of 1950s lamp bases would suit Deco,
Retro, or modern interiors.
STOLEN FROM OUR PREMISES Ebonised mahogany rack or canterbury in the Aesthetic taste. Well built structure and nicely turned gallery uprights. New casters.
Fine craftsman made hammered and shaped Florentine wrought iron table lantern.
