
Please note that the results listed on this page are inclusive of any Sotheby's Premiums and exclusive of any applicable taxes and costs, unless otherwise noted.
Please note that the results listed on this page are inclusive of any Sotheby's Premiums and exclusive of any applicable taxes and costs, unless otherwise noted.
Classic Design: Furniture, Silver, Ceramics & Clocks
28 October - 8 November 2022 • London

1. A Venetian enamelled glass tazza, circa 1500

2. A façon-de-Venise latticino footed bowl, 16th century

3. A Venetian glass enamelled and gilt footed bowl, early 16th century

4. A Deruta maiolica gold lustre pinecone jar and cover, circa 1525

5. Two Castelli maiolica blue-ground armorial 'Turchino-Ware' dishes, late 16th century

6. An English delftware dated Claret bottle, Southwark, 1651

7. A pair of polychrome and parcel-gilt carved oak wall brackets, probably English, 15th century

8. A Flemish Classical Tapestry, from the Story of the Romans and the Sabines, Brussels, probably from workshop of Joost van Herzeele, after Nicolas van Orley, 16th century

9. A 17th century silver-gilt-mounted coconut tankard, unmarked, probably German, circa 1612

10. A Commonwealth brass lantern clock with alarm, John Samon, London, circa 1650 and later

11. An Indo-Dutch ivory-inlaid carved ebony side chair, probably Coromandel Coast, circa 1660-80

12. A Queen Anne brass lantern clock, William Wood, Nailsworth, dated 1707

13. A George I walnut and feather-banded bureau cabinet, circa 1715-25

14. A French Louis XIV Classical Allegorical Tapestry, Gobelins manufactory, depicting 'Air', from the series 'The Elements', after Charles Le Brun (1619-1690), cartoons by Baudouin Yvart (1611-1690), probably from workshop of Jean de la Croix, third quarter 17th century

15. George Graham No.638. A previously unrecorded walnut longcase clock, London, circa 1722

16. An Italian brass-mounted pietre dure and ebony cabinet, Florence, circa 1700

17. A pair of London Delftware polychrome ballooning dishes, circa 1785, Lambeth, probably Thomas Morgan and Abigail Griffith

18. An Italian scagliola table top, Florence, second quarter 18th century

19. A pair of Louis XIV style gilt-bronze three-light wall appliques

20. A Louis XIV gilt-bronze mounted bone, walnut, ebony and fruitwood floral marquetry commode, circa 1720, attributed to Thomas Hache
21. A pair of Louis XIV style gilt-bronze one-light wall appliques, possibly 19th century

22. A French Allegorical Months Tapestry, 'January', from the series 'The Months of Lucas', Gobelins manufactory, workshop under direction of Michel Audran (1701-1771), woven circa 1732-1737, after designs by the Master of the Months of Lucas (Netherlands, circa 1535)

23. A South German walnut, fruitwood and brass marquetry cabinet, Würzburg, second quarter 18th century, attributed to Carl Maximilian Mattern

24. A Nymphenburg crucifixion group, circa 1780

25. A South German gilt-bronze mounted tulipwood, kingwood and parquetry commode, second quarter 18th century

26. A Meissen gilt-metal mounted baluster vase, circa 1745-50, the mounts later

27. A Louis XVI silvered, parcel-gilt and polychrome vernis martin single-action harp, by Godefroy Holtzmann, Paris, circa 1780

28. A pair of Louis XVI gilt and patinated bronze chenets, late 18th century, in the manner of Philippe Caffieri

29. A pair of Louis Philippe gilt-bronze five-light candelabra, circa 1840

30. An Italian neoclassical carved giltwood demi-lune side table, probably Roman, late 18th century

31. A pair of French gilt-bronze mounted verde antico vases, mid-19th century

32. An Italian blue and white painted and porphyry inset neoclassical side table, late 18th century

33. A George II mahogany adjustable reading table, circa 1750

34. A pair of late Regency oak and pollarded oak Gothic Revival armchairs, second quarter 19th century, possibly Scottish

35. A pair of Chinese export famille-rose vases and covers, Qing dynasty, Yongzheng period

36. A pair of George III mahogany vase stands, circa 1770

37. A small gold bowl, possibly Chinese, early 18th century

38. A Chinese Export reverse glass painting, probably Canton, mid-18th century
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39. A fine Japanese lacquer cabinet and stand, Signed Shojusai Kakushu and kao [cursive monogram], Meiji period, late 19th century

40. A George II mahogany polescreen, mid-18th century

41. A pair of Regency 12-inch celestial and terrestrial table globes by Cary, both dated 1816

42. The Sherborne House Hall Chairs
A pair of George II mahogany hall chairs, circa 1730, the design almost certainly by William Kent, the carving attributed to James Richards with James Moore the Younger

43. A pair of Cary terrestrial and celestial pocket globes, late 18th century

44. A George II carved giltwood and gilt gesso pier mirror, circa 1730

45. A George III mahogany 'rent' drum table, circa 1770

46. A George II carved giltwood mirror, second quarter 18th century

47. A set of twelve Regency mahogany and ebony 'Klismos' dining chairs, circa 1815, after a design by Thomas Hope

48. A set of four George I silver salts, Robert Kempton, London, 1714