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A Pair of Fine Quality George III Style Mahogany Bedside Cabinets having flame veneered doors and reeded legs, 30½” (77 cm) high, 14½” (37 cm) wide, 13” (33 cm) deep.
Sold for: £260
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A Pair of Fine Quality George III Style Mahogany Bedside Cabinets having flame veneered doors and reeded legs, 30½” (77 cm) high, 14½” (37 cm) wide, 13” (33 cm) deep.
Sold for: £260
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A Pair of Small Late 17th Century Style Delft Lions bearing shields inscribed ‘Pro Patria’ and ‘Vivat Oranje’ to celebrate the crowning of William of Orange, 4½ in (11.
Sold for: £120
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A Pair of Small Late 17th Century Style Delft Lions bearing shields inscribed ‘Pro Patria’ and ‘Vivat Oranje’ to celebrate the crowning of William of Orange, 4½ in (11.
Sold for: £120
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A Group of Continental Decorative Porcelain: A small Sitzendorf three branch figural candelabra encrusted with flowers and modelled with a young dandy stood on the scrolling base, decorated in pastel shades enriched with gilding, 8½” (21.
Sold for: £0
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A Group of Continental Decorative Porcelain: A small Sitzendorf three branch figural candelabra encrusted with flowers and modelled with a young dandy stood on the scrolling base, decorated in pastel shades enriched with gilding, 8½” (21.
Sold for: £0
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An Unframed Oil on Canvas: Abstract, inscribed ‘ARCHER’ on verso with an inscription lower left; ‘Ben nicholson FREE 36’, 22¼” x 27½” (56.
Sold for: £170
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An Unframed Oil on Canvas: Abstract, inscribed ‘ARCHER’ on verso with an inscription lower left; ‘Ben nicholson FREE 36’, 22¼” x 27½” (56.
Sold for: £170
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A Vintage Golf Ball Advertising Figure: The plastic figure depicted in an oversized cap smoking a pipe standing with hands in pockets of his breeches on a plinth base inscribed ‘He played a PENFOLD’, 20” (50 cm) in height.
Sold for: £110
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A Vintage Golf Ball Advertising Figure: The plastic figure depicted in an oversized cap smoking a pipe standing with hands in pockets of his breeches on a plinth base inscribed ‘He played a PENFOLD’, 20” (50 cm) in height.
Sold for: £110
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A Small Group of Antique Pottery: A late 18th century cream-ware jug transfer printed in reddish brown with a bucolic scene to one side and verse to the other; ‘Success to the Plough, The Fleece and The Pail, May the Landlord ever Flourish, And the Tenant Never fail’ 4½” (11.
Sold for: £320
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A Small Group of Antique Pottery: A late 18th century cream-ware jug transfer printed in reddish brown with a bucolic scene to one side and verse to the other; ‘Success to the Plough, The Fleece and The Pail, May the Landlord ever Flourish, And the Tenant Never fail’ 4½” (11.
Sold for: £320