Furniture & Decorative Arts

American Victorian sterling silver bowl.<ul><li>Made by Tiffany &amp; Co. in New York.</li><li>Solid oval well and wavy rim.</li><li>Detailed with chased flowers, scrolls and pierced and open floral lattice.</li><li>Rim has applied scrolls, flowers and scallop shells.</li><li>Fully marked including maker's stamp, pattern number 11283 (first produced in 1892) and director's letter T (1892–1902).</li></ul>

American Victorian Silver Centerpiece Bowl

French Belle Époque 950 silver tureen.<ul><li>Tapering oval curvilinear bowl on same raised foot with gadrooned rims.</li><li>Leaf-mounted double c-scroll end handles.</li><li>Raised cover with a still-life finial: a couple bird carcasses draped on top of a sweet bunny.</li><li>Visible handwork on interior.</li><li>Fully marked with Minerva head and unidentified maker’s stamp (SF).</li></ul>

French Belle Époque Silver Tureen

A pair of Regency 21-inch terrestrial and celestial library globes by John &amp; William Cary, London the celestial globe dated 1800, the terrestrial globe dated 1815 the terrestrial&nbsp;globe&nbsp;with cartouche reading&nbsp;'CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE EXHIBITING The Tracks and Discoveries made by CAPTAIN COOK; Also those of CAPTAIN VANCOUVER on the NORTH WEST COAST OF AMERICA; and M DE LAPEROUSE on the&nbsp;COAST of TARTARY, TOGETHER with every other improvement collected from Various Navigators to the present time. LONDON: Made &amp; Sold by J &amp; W Cary, Strand, March 1st 1815', the Celestial globe with cartouche reading 'CARY'S New and Improved CELESTIAL GLOBE ON WHICH is carefully laid down the whole of the STARS AND NEBULAE Contained in the ASTRONOMICAL CATALOGUE of the REVD. MR WOLLASTON F.R.S. Compiled from the Authorities of FLAMSTEED, DE LA CAILLE, HEVELIUS, MAYER, BRADLEY, HERSCHEL, MASKELYNE &amp;c. With an extensive number form the&nbsp;Works of Miss Herschel, The whole adapted to the Year 1800, and the Limits of each&nbsp;Constellation determined by a Boundary line. LONDON: Made &amp; Sold by J &amp; W Cary, No.181 Strand, Mar 1 1799',&nbsp;on brass mounted mahogany stands with reeded legs joined by turned stretchers with printed paper compasses overall height 120cm.; 3ft. 11 1/4 in. Located in London. Please enquire to arrange a viewing.

A pair of Regency 21-inch terrestrial and celestial library globes by John & William Cary, London

The Northumberland Great Vase Ornaments A pair of important monumental George IV gilt-lacquered-brass vase ornaments, circa 1823,supplied by William Collins to the 3rd Duke of Northumberland&nbsp;reconfigured from their original form in the 20th century, the bases of squat campana form cast with flowerheads and foliage and formerly cisterns or jardinières, the upper sections with six rampant lions, scrolls and wreaths and formerly central sections from lamp standards&nbsp;190cm. high, 115cm. diameter; 6ft. 3in., 3ft. 9½in Located in London. Please enquire to arrange a viewing.

A pair of George IV monumental gilt-lacquered-brass vase ornaments, circa 1823

'Les Grandes Armes de l’Empire Français':&nbsp;A Napoléon I carved giltwood armorial, circa 1804-1815 displaying the full regalia of the Empire first proclaimed in 1804, the central escutcheon bearing the imperial eagle with a thunderbolt in its claws framed in the collar chain of the Grand Master of the Order of the Legion d’Honneur set against the imperial mantle of ermine and velvet decorated with bees, the back with the crossed sceptre of Charlemagne and the hand of justice, surmounted&nbsp;by a helmet on the crest with open visor and the Napoleonic imperial crown topped with a globe bearing a cross,&nbsp;re-gilt 84cm. high, 63cm. wide; 2ft. 9in., 2ft. 3/4 in. Located in London. Please enquire to arrange a viewing.

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