Collectors’ Items, Works of Art and Light Fittings

A modern cast stone garden obelisk of sectional form, height 200cm.

A late Victorian cast iron safe by J. Withers & Co, height 60cm, width 43cm, depth 43cm, another similar safe, height 61cm, width 43cm, depth 43cm, and an Edwardian tin safe box, designed to imitate a safe, height 51cm, width 38cm, depth 34cm, all with keys.

A Dawes Diploma Classic lady's bicycle with Brooks leather seat.

A green painted wrought iron nine-tier pan stand, height 182cm.

A large late 20th century wrought iron and mesh firescreen, height 82cm, width 147cm.

A late Victorian cast iron stick stand with six circular apertures above foliate supports, height 63cm, width 64cm.

A 20th century cast stone garden figure of a girl, height 80cm, together with two other garden figures, one raised on a pedestal.

A late 20th century cast stone garden bench, the curved seat on a pair of supports, height 43cm, width 99cm.

A late 20th century cast stone garden urn of half-reeded circular form, height 52cm, diameter 62cm, together with another similar garden urn, height 47cm, diameter 43cm.

A late 20th century cast stone garden urn, raised on a pedestal base, height 87cm, diameter 34cm, together with three other garden urns and a birdbath.

A signed colour printed photograph montage, titled 'Track Cycling Dominance', mounted with the autographs of the Olympic 2012 cycling team, framed, together with two other signed photographs of Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton.

A group of three signed colour printed photographs of Olympic runners, comprising Dame Kelly Holmes, Sally Gunnell and Lord Sebastian Coe, all framed.

A signed colour printed photograph of the Olympic rowing team Matthew Pinsent, Steve Williams, Ed Coode and James Cracknell, another signed photograph of Sir Steve Redgrave and another of Shirley Robertson.

A signed cricket shirt bearing the autographs of an 'Old England XI', including John Lever, Derek Randall and Derek Underwood, framed.

After the antique - The Mazzocchi Horse (Cavallo Mazzocchi), a late 18th/19th century Italian darkly patinated cast bronze reduction of the ancient Roman bronze equestrian statue discovered in the ruined theatre of Herculaneum in May 1739, the finely cast trotting Arab horse raised on a Siena marble plinth, height 55cm, width 48cm (old repairs to rear legs and minor chips to marble). Note: a similar model of the Mazzocchi Horse was attributed to Camillo Paderne and sold 16th May 2013 at Balclis, Spain, Lot 903.

A mixed group of collectors' items, contained within two cases, including a French 'Perfect' concertina corkscrew, a pair of 18th century steel nutcrackers, a 19th century glass scent bottle, various keys and buttons.