Fine Interiors | London Highlights

Lot 9 - A George II carved giltwood side table in the manner of William Kent circa 1735, possibly Irish,

Lot 38 - A walnut and micromosaic wall mirror circa 1890, Italian, Venice, in the manner of Antonio Salviati,

Lot 43 - A near pair of George III yew and satinwood urn tea caddies late 18th century,

Lot 47 - Manner of Jacob de Wit An allegory of the arts

Lot 52 - Frederick Leslie Kenett (1924-2012) a group of six photographic prints, circa 1950s

Lot 92 - A carved wooden figure group of the Madonna and Child possibly Medieval, Continental,

Lot 96 - A pair of faience greyhound figures late 18th century, Continental,

Lot 222 - A George II walnut side chair attributed to Giles Grendey circa 1740,

Lot 234 - A George III painted and parcel-gilt wooden armchair circa 1780,

Lot 245 - A Victorian mahogany upholstered reclining armchair circa 1860,

Lot 390 - A pair of Whieldon-type pottery lions second half of the 18th century,

Lot 405 - A plaster cast of David's eye by D Brucciani & Co. late 19th/early 20th century, after the original by Michelangelo,

Lot 407 - Two carved lapis lazuli bears 20th century,

Lot 436 - A William and Mary basket-top bracket clock circa 1690, by Michael Knight of London,

Lot 441 - A George III walnut library armchair circa 1770,

Lot 444 - A George III mahogany metamorphic dressing table circa 1760,

Lot 492 - A pair of Louis XV-style green fluorspar and ormolu vases second half of the 19th century, French,

Lot 499 - James Anderson (British, 1813-1877) A set of six photographs of classical statues from the Vatican Museums, Rome

Lot 522 - After Pierre-Alexandre Schoenewerk a bronze figure of Bacchus,

Lot 523 - After Arent van Bolten of Zwolle a patinated bronze model of a grotesque monster, late 19th/early 20th century,

Lot 526 - A pair of Victorian etched glass and silver-gilt-mounted claret jugs the silver by John Wilmin Figg, London 1867,

Lot 535 - Jean Alexandre Joseph Falguière (French, 1831-1900) 'Phryne',

Lot 542 - A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy early 19th century,

Lot 545 - A Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy early 19th century,

Lot 613 - A tortoiseshell cased singing-bird box circa 1860, by Charles Bruguier, Geneva,