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20th Century
The frosted lucite relief moulded lamp modelled as six parading horses, on clear circular base, 30.5cm high

20th Century
The column with foliate embossed mounts, square stepped top and base, 110cm high

20th Century
On hexagonal stepped base, with faux vellum lampshade, 103cm high excluding fittings

1984
Bronzed fibreglass and resin on lined wooden base, stamped to the reverse 'A. Curran 1984, Liverpool', 20.5cm high; Together with a card signed later in black ink by Paul McCartney, a Beatles…

Modern
Each comprised of a stack of books, some with distressed edges, on a black wooden base, 32cm wide; 53.5cm high

Early 20th Century
Dressed in 18th century costume and holding a fan, stamped and incised to the base ‘REPRODUCTION RESERVEE’ and model number 3387, 80cm high

Late 19th Century
Incised to the cast 'Hip Moreau' and mounted title plaque engraved ‘RAPHAEL par Hip. Moreau Beaux Arts’, mounted on a griotte marble base, 76cm high

Modern
With eight scroll branches and central light, with globular stem, one with gilt metal stem and base, the other silvered, 165cm high and 158cm high

Modern
78cm wide including beech wood base, lacking glass top

20th Century
Probably WMF, each twin handled base on four fan feet, stamped with inventory marks, with tall glass vase insert, 37cm high

Modern
Signed to the back of the neck ‘G. SOMMER, NAPOLI’, with foundry mark for Morris Singer London, on a square polished black marble base, 41cm high

20th Century
Mounted on a red variegated marble plinth base, 32cm long

The embroidery, 19th Century and later framed, 56cm high; the easel with scroll work, 47cm high; a Victorian turret shaped shaker and another; an ebony cylindrical container with lid and another with…

Signed A. Gatty, Reading

By J. Graham, 8 Wapping, Liverpool

By Negretti & Zambra, London

By Gustav Becker, Freiburg, No 2080288, circa 1925

19th Century

In the Louis XV style, modern

Circa 1880

Circa 1875

By Henry Padeval, Paris, circa 1750

The dial inscribed Richard Hardwick, Ashwick, case, movement and dial associated

By Dent, London No 961