Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A 19th century lead garden figure of a putto holding a fish, height 40cm.

An early/mid-20th century composite terracotta garden gnome, playing golf, height 75cm (faults).

Pauline Boumphrey - an early 20th century green patinated cast bronze model of a cockerel, bearing cast signature and raised on a marble plinth, height 36cm. Note: Boumphrey was born in Boston but was educated in Britain, attending Roedean School, before settling in London. She exhibited at the Royal Academy.

A 19th century cast iron circular wall plaque, relief decorated with a bearded male mask, diameter 34cm.

A Peter Ward wooden half-hull scale model of a '40' Coastal Motor Boat... Torpedo Carrying Hydroplane 1916', originally designed and built by John I. Thornycroft & Co Ltd, stamped model number '884' to reverse, width 67cm.

A Peter Ward wooden half-hull scale model of a 'Chris-Craft 28' Runabout, Circa 1930', stamped model number '885' to reverse, width 63cm.

Edward Alfred Briscoe Drury - a late 19th/early 20th century patinated cast bronze figure of a British soldier, holding a rifle and a pair of binoculars, bearing cast signature, raised on a green marble plinth, height 50cm.

A pair of modern table lamps by Thomas Blakemore, each moulded in the form of an acanthus scroll, height to top of shade 70cm.

A pair of 18th century French Rococo gilt bronze twin branch wall sconces, height 45cm.

A modern cast bronze model group of a boxer dog and two puppies, height 24cm, together with two other cast bronze dog groups, all raised on marble bases.

A Victorian walnut and brass bound writing slope, the hinged lid revealing a pair of inkwells, width 35cm, together with two further boxes.

A Chinese porcelain jardinière, painted with birds and flowers, height 37cm, diameter 41cm.

An early 20th century copper cylindrical coal bucket, fitted with a lid and handles, height 44cm, together with two late Victorian oil table lamps with glass reservoirs and shades.

An ethnic carved wooden bowl with tab handles, width 61cm, together with a painted wooden casket, width 24cm.

A 'Cero' patent 'Pennies Only' spend-a-penny brass door lock, height 33.5cm, width 10cm.

A mid-19th century Elkington style plated copper and brass tazza, the circular dish top decorated in relief with a cherub and flowers, height 21cm, diameter 26.5cm.

A pair of x5 Bino Prism MK 4 military binoculars, No. 7810, within a leather case (faults to case).

An early 20th century oak cased wall-mounted telephone, height 33cm.

An early 20th century model of the 'Chinese Emperor's Barge for his Eight Wives', length 66cm.