Archive for the ‘Antique Brass’ Category

GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA, ALNUT COMBINED LETTER SCALES, LACQUERED COPPER AND SILVER COLOURED METAL DESK SUITE, LIGNUM POUNCE РОТ, BRONZE WALL PLAQUE

A PAIR OF GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA,
each with four foliate candle holders emanating from a central
sconce, supported on a bulbous
baluster applied with stork handles on a stylized lotus cast base
and slate plinth, third quarter 19th century.

A GILT BRONZE AND PORCELAIN ENCRIER, the pen rack cast with а female mask above a porcelain central well flanked on either side by a well, above a broad shell cast shaped tray,

mid 19th century.

A GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA, with
two candle holders on a spirally fluted stem, with a pineapple finial, supported by a cupid on а cylindrical marble plinth and square base the candle arms and base late 18th

century, the cherub 19th century.

A PAIR OF GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA,
each with four candle holders emanating from a central sconce and vase stem, the plinth applied with a mask on scroll feet, late 19th century.

A WALNUT COMBINED LETTER SCALES
AND ENCRIER, the shaped base applied with brass mounts and with a glass ink well, brass letter scales and weights,  wide, third quarter 19th century.

A GEORGE II SMALL LEATHERBOUND
COFFER, the sides and top applied
with brass studs, the interior lined
with the text of ‘Genesis’, second quarter of the 18th
century.

A HIDE COVERED TABLE COFFER of
rectangular form, applied with studs and a swan neck handle, third quarter 18th century.

AN IVORY AND SILVERCOLOURED
METAL PURSE, the scalloped shaped top initialed CL., 8cm wide; and а tortoiseshell covered Card Case of rectangular form.

A BOULLE LICUOR TANTALUS of rectangular form, with a hinged serpentine front opening to reveal four cut glass decanters and sixteen cut glass liquor glasses, on а gilt metal

detachable stand, turned feet, the top and front applied with cut brass on a red tortoiseshell ground, third quarter of the 19th century.

A LACQUERED COPPER AND SILVER
COLOURED METAL DESK SUITE, including a timepiece with cylinder
escapement, а
cigarette box of rectangular form,
wide, an enquirer with а
single ink well, a pair of column candlesticks,
high, a pair of photo
graph frames,  high, а
fruit bowl, and a pair of vases,
high, early 20th century.

THREE PARQUETRY MOTHER OF PEARL
CARD CASES, each with engraved
silver lozenges.

A TORTOISESHELL AND MOTHER OF
PEARL CARD CASE; and three mother
of pearl and parquetry Card Cases.

A MOTHER OF PEARL PARQUETRY
CARD CASE, the front inlaid with an engraved silver lozenge, third quarter 19th century.

А SET OF BOXWOOD AND EBONIZED
STAUNTON CHESSMEN, the largest
piece , contained in а
rectangular mahogany box, and a hard
board Chess Board.

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY TRAY,
the oval reserve inlaid with a shell,
the boxwood and mahogany gallery of continuous serpentine out
line,  wide, early 20th century.

A LIGNUM POUNCE РОТ, the circular
screw off top pierced with holes
above a hollow baluster and
turned spreading foot,
late 18th century.

A MINIATURE MAHOGANY PEDESTAL
BREAKFAST TABLE, the circular top
on a baluster stem and turned base, third quarter 19th century.

A WTLLIAMS’ BURTON PAPIER МАСНЕ
KING GOTHIC TEA TRAY, the central reserve painted with a female medallion, contained by mother of pearl and painted lozenges, the border painted with polychrome scrolling

foliage, bearing a retailer’s stamp, mid 19th century.

A MINIATURE MAHOGANY BOOK
CASE, the upper part with a pair of cupboard doors, the lower part with a long drawer above a pair of cupboard doors, on turned feet, third quarter 19th century.

A LARGE PAIR OF CASTIRON GARDEN URNS, the sides cast with flowers and foliage and applied with mounts on а fluted stem, mid 19th century.

A GOOD LARGE PAIR OF STONE TAL
BOT HOUNDS, each standing four
square, with a lowered head and
upheld tail, one on a molded rectangular sandstone plinth, each
figure, each with a broken tail
and now painted yellow, early 19th century. These figures were removed from the entrance porch of the Talbot Hotel Bradford when it was closed in 1974. The now extinct Talbot

hound is the direct ancestor of the rather heavier and darker Bloodhound.

A WALNUT TABLE CABINET, the pediment carved with a stag lying on а rock plinth, above a pair of doors, each carved with flowers and foliage enclosing four drawers above a single

long drawer, on molded bracket feet, third quarter 19th century.

A PAIR OF BOXWOOD NUT CRACKS,
carved with stars and foliate designs, Scandinavian, early 19th century.

AN OAK CASED ANEROID BAROGRAPH, with a skeleton chapter ring, the drum with a clockwork motor with cylinder escapement, the plinth fitted with a drawer, bearing a Thomson

Skinner and Hamilton, Glasgow maker’s plaque, early 20th century.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CUTLERY ВОХ, inlaid with boxwood lines, the interior now fitted for stationеry.

A WALNUT CIGAR CABINET, the rectangular stepped top applied with a boldly carved group of a covey of partridges, opening in conjunction with the vine carved front, on a slightly

stepped base and foliate feet,  square, probably Austrian, mid 19th century.

A COUNTY FIRE OFFICE FIRE MARK,
embossed copper, with a figure of Britannia above
‘county’ in a panel below; on а
modern oak wall plaque.

A UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY FIRE
MARK, copper, oval, raised aria border, the centre raised with a burning building and four clasped hands, stamped Haughton Bros., Birmingham, on a modern shield shaped oak

plaque.

A BRONZE WALL PLAQUE of circular
form, with a sun emblem, the border case ‘Quis separabit’ on а mahogany block, 19th century; and a pair of Bronze Society Staff Finials, each with clasped hands, contained by a

ring surmounted by a crown, on a globular stem, late 18th century.

A MAHOGANY STICK MEASURE with а
turned knap, the stem marked
with graduations for inches and
imperial gallons, 51in overall; а
Walking Stick with bronze crosier
terminal, and a Stick
with an ivory terminal carved with
musical instruments above a silver
band inscribed Regale, 1854, all 19th century.

ANTIQUE BRASS ALMS DISH, ENGLISH BRONZE MORTAR, FLEMISH OAKWOOD BRACKETS, ENGLISH BOXWOOD NUTCRACKER, DUTCH CIRCULAR COPPER DISH, FLEMISH HOLY WATER STOOP

A BRASS ALMS DISH, the central boss a sun in
splendor around the four Eva lists within gothic
arches flanked by swags and scrolls, the rim stamped
with stars, 19in.

THREE POLYCHROME WOOD RELIEFS, carved in the form of male bust portrait relief in 16th, 17th and 18th Century costume, one facing full front, the others deter and sinister,

24in.  Bavarian.

AN ENGLISH BRONZE MORTAR, cast with the
inscription Beardmore & Reynolds. London. Fed, and in
the centre of the body a band of foliate scrolls and the
inscription John Wellford 1781, 93Ain. high (25cm.) last
quarter 18th Century.

A FLEMISH OAKWOOD PANEL carved in relief with
the bust portrait facing Dexter of a man in feathered
hat, intricate ruffle, 9in. by 10lUin. (23cm. by 26cm.) in
oak frame.

AN ENGLISH BRONZE MORTAR, the sides cast with
four armorials bearing a cross and a harp, two plain
handles, 42in. high (11.5cm.) 16th Century.

FOUR FLEMISH OAKWOOD BRACKETS, the scroll
mounts carved in relief with grotesque putty seated
above lions’ masks, high (25.5cm.) 16th Century.

AN ENGLISH BRONZE MORTAR, the sides cast with
heraldic emblems, plain handles, high (11.5cm.)
16th Century.

FOUR FRANCO FLEMISH OAKWOOD TERMS, carved
in relief, two as Atlantes, two caryatids changing at mid
point to masks and pendant swags of fruit, 20′Ain.
(51.2cm.) late 16th Century .

A BRONZE MORTAR cast with the Royal Arms,
flared foot, 5in. high (12.7cm.) 17th Century

AN ENGLISH BOXWOOD NUTCRACKER, chip carved with lozenge shapes inscribed Broughtons Cracknut October 5 1667, (13.2cm.) third quarter 17th Century

A MORTAR with averted rim and cast decoration
on the body, and a Pestle, 33Uin. high (9.5cm.) 16th
Century

A MORTAR, the sides cast with the Royal Arms, flared foot, 4V4in. high (10.7cm.) 17th Century
A WOOL WEIGHT bearing the arms of George I, the shield shaped body stamped with control marks and pierced at the top,. high (16.5cm.) sleights English, 18th Century See H. C.

Dent, Antique Collector, 2nd January,

A MORTAR with slightly averted rim and foot,
plain sides, 4in. high 16th Century

A MORTAR, averted rim and flared foot, turned
decoration, high (8.5cm.) 17th Century

A FLEMISH HOLY WATER STOOP, ridged body,
flared lip with two pierced projections for a carrying
handle, 5in. high (12.5cm.) 16th Century

A BRONZE MORTAR, the sides decorated with
Crowned Tudor Roses, flared foot, repaired base, high (11.5cm.)17th Century

A DUTCH CIRCULAR COPPER DISH with central repose flower, a band of stamped lozenge and oval shapes enclosing incised flower heads, repose outer rim, 20in. diameter (50cm.) late

17th Century

A BRONZE MORTAR, the sides decorated with fleur-de-lys, everted foot,17th Century

A BRONZE MORTAR, the lip broken, one handle broken, body holed, 4in. English, 17th Century

AN IRON MORTAR and Pestle, the flared foot cast with WB & Со, N3, 4in. high (10.8cm.)

PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, GEORGE III STYLE BRASS CANDLESTICKS, SET OF TWO COPPER SAUCEPANS, NOTTINGHAM AND DERBYSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

TWO COPPER НОТ WATER CANS, each
of oval form, the largest (25cm) high; and a Brass Hot
Water Can of similar form, 92in
(24cm).

THREE COPPER AND TIN MOULDS, one
oval in the form of a melon,
another oval and one circular, the
tallest 6in (15cm).

A COPPER SAMOVAR, with a gadrooned cover and borders, the
shoulders applied with handles,
brass tap on a concave sided
plinth, 17in (43cm), early 19th .

A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each
with a multiple knops stem on а
square base .

A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each
with a knapped stem on a circular
base, with push-up ejectors, (25cm); and a George III Bell Candlestick on a raised square
base, 9in (23cm).

A PAIR OF GEORGE III STYLE BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each on an oval base, (17cm).

A WROUGHT IRON STANDARD COMBINED CANDLE AND RUSH HOLDER,
with a later candle sconce and а sprung rush holder, on a tripod base, 23in (59cm), 18th century.

ANOTHER WROUGHT IRON COMBINED
CANDLE AND RUSH HOLDER, 22in
60cm, 18th century.

A PAIR OF HEAVY BRASS CANDLES-
TICKS, each with a turned stem and
sole, 83/4in (22cm), late 19th century

A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each
with a multiple knapped stem, on
a square base (27cm) high,
mid 19th century.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III BRASS CAND-
LESTICKS, each with a column stem,
square base, push-up ejector, 5in
(13cm),early19th century; And А
Pair of Brass Miniature Baluster
Taper Candlesticks, 2in (5cm),
probabhjearly19th century.

A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, each
with a multiple knapped stem, push-up ejector on a square base, 9in (23cm); And A Similar Pair of Candlesticks, each on a circular base, 8in (20cm), mid 19th century

A SET OF TWO COPPER SAUCEPANS,
each with an iron handle, the
largest 6in diameter; And A Pair of
Brass Shoe Horns.
A PAIR OF COPPER CANDLESTICKS,
each on a circular lobed base, 7in
(18cm); And An Unusual Copper
Watch Case of circular form with
cast hinges and a pendant chain,
3in (8cm) diameter, probably mid-
dle eastern; And A Black Stained
Ivory Candle Holder, 4in high, Anglo-Indian, mid 19th century.

AN 18TH CENTURY BRONZE SUN-DIAL
PLATE, 12in (30cm) diameter.

RAISED ROYAL EXCHANGE; lead, of
pear shape surmounted by а
crown, the panel below bearing
, on an oak
plaque, 9in (23cm) by 8in (20cm).
It is interesting to note from Footprints of Assurance by Belau,  1800, was issued in 1801.

NOTTINGHAM AND DERBYSHIRE FIRE
AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
1835-1869, lead, raised crest taken
from Nottingham City Arms on а
pebble background surrounded by
a garter cast “Notts and Derbys’,
(27cm) overall.

SUN  INSURANCE  OFFICE,  LIMITED,
LONDON. lead. 7in (18cm) square. SUN with sixteen rays, alternating straight and waved.

ANTIQUE COPPER AND BRASS COACHING HORN, BRASS COFFEE РОТ, ANTIQUE BRONZE PESTLE AND MORTAR, COPPER KETTLE, COPPER SAMOVAR

A COPPER AND BRASS COACHING HORN,  Keat and Sons, with ribbed sides, 48in (122cm) overall, third quarter 19th century.

A COPPER COACHING HORN, 27in (69cm), 20th century.

AN OVAL COPPER KETTLE, with а ceramic handle, (26cm) high, second quarter 19th century.

A SMALL COPPER PAN; a 9in diameter
Copper Warmer; and a Lidded
Copper Beaker.

A COMPOSED SET OF SIX COPPER
SAUCE PANS, each with an iron
handle, the largest 13in (33cm)
diameter, the smallest 5in (13cm)
diameter.

A COMPOSED SET OF FOUR COPPER
SAUCE PANS, the largest 15in (38cm) diameter, with a copper and an iron handle, the remainder with iron handles, 19th century

A SIMILAR SET OF THREE SAUCE PANS, the largest 15in (38cm) diameter, 19th century

A COMPOSED SET OF FOUR COPPER SAUCE PANS, the largest 13in (33cm) diameter, each with an iron handle, 19th century

A BRASS COFFEE РОТ, with a stepped
lid above a pear-shaped body, the
sides applied with handles and fit-
ted with a tap on cabriole sup-
ports, 13in (33cm), Dutch.

A BELL METAL РОТ with an iron
swing handle, late 18th early 19th century

A SET OF EIGHT BRONZE CUP WEIGHTS
contained by a turned tapering
body with a hinged lid, 23/4in
(6.5cm) by 4in.

A LARGE COPPER TEA URN, of Spheri-
cal form, the cover surmounted by a finial, the sides applied with handles on a trumpet stem, 24in overall,early19th century

A COPPER SAMOVAR, the oval top surmounted by a sphinx, the sides applied with ringed handles on scroll supports joined by a plat-form stretcher and bail feet, 17in (43cm) by 13in (33cm), early 19th century.

A RARE PAIR OF COPPER AND TIN
MOULDS, each with a copper figure
of a reclining lion above shaped
sides, 5in (13cm) high; And A Tin
Mould in the form of a bee hive;
And Another Tin Mould, all mid
19th century.

A BRONZE PESTLE AND MORTAR, with
a slightly flared lip above multiple
collars, the sides with looped
handles, 4l/2in by 6in
(15cm) diameter, mid 17th century,
the pestle engraved with concentric rings.

A BELL METAL PESTLE AND MORTAR,
the mortar with a flared lip and girdle, 4in high, the pestle  (19cm), late 17thlearly 18th century; And A Brass Jug of baluster form, (22cm).

THREE COPPER MOULDS, one of oval
form, two of shaped circular form,
the largest 7in (18cm) high, all mid
19th century.

A COPPER KETTLE, of circular form, 7in diameter, mid 19th century.

A COPPER VESSEL, with elongated neck and handles, 13in (33cm) overall; and a Copper Pitcher, (28cm) overall, Middle Eastern, early 20th century.

A COPPER KETTLE on a spirit stand, 7in diameter, the spirit stand stamped GVM, loin overall, third quarter 19th century.