A large pair of Italian porcelain lamps by Vivai Del Sud of Milan. In mother of pearl glazed porcelain, they are in the surrealist manner with stylised mermen, fish and shells. . .
c.1969. . .
Measure: 59cm high x 49cm wide x 21cm deep
A pair of large French carved and water gilded wall lights in their original distressed condition. . .
c.1840. . .
Measures: 52cm high x 42cm wide x 22cm deep
A large pair of English painted mahogany architectural wall brackets. . .
c.1880. . .
Measures: 64cm high x 34xm wide x 16cm deep
A large French ebonized & water gilded cushion mirror with a mercury glass plate. . .
c.1820. . .
Measures: 122cm High x 104cm wide c8cm deep
A nest of three French, gilt brass occasional tables with mirror tops and velvet undersides. . .
c.1950. . .
Measures: 52cm wide x 37cm high x 36cm deep (largest)
An unusual pair of Italian, reconstituted stone hour-glass shaped planters (containing moss). . .
c.1930. . .
Measure: 64cm high
A pair of Italian, architectural armchairs by Osvaldo Borsani. In rosewood and newly upholstered in ‘rain’ coloured velvet. . .
c.1958. . .
Measure: 90cm high x 63cm wide x 73cm deep
An important French, Napoleon III chandelier of large proportions. The bronze Neo-Classical frame is mercury gilded and hand burnished. It is hung throughout in hand cut crystal de Roche (rock crystal). Comprising a central stem with different plaques, pendants and stars. The ball finial of solid rock crystal is contained within a gilt bronze cage. . .
c.1850. . .
Measures: 112cm high x 84cm wide
The ball has a diameter of 18cm and the largest plaque is 18cm
Note: The chandelier weighs 85 kilos
A French gilt bronze magazine / newspaper rack by La Maison Bagues of Paris. In the form of bamboo. . .
c.1960. . .
Measures: 45cm wide x 52cm high x 25cm deep
An Italian magazine rack by the architect and designer Gio Ponti, Milan (c.1891-1979). In parchment, rosewood and glass. . .
c.1955. . .
Measures: 57cm wide x 43cm high x 36cm deep
An Italian occasional table by Fontana Arte. Comprising two butterfly shaped ends and central stretcher held in place with bronze fittings, supporting a glass top. . .
c.1960. . .
Measures: 84cm wide x 45cm deep x 45cm high
A pair of armchairs by the Milanese architect Carlo de Carli. Upholstered in a blue/grey velvet, on brass legs with brass button backs. . .
c.1955
Measures: 89cm High (back) x 79cm wide x 55cm deep
A large French, three tier, twenty one branch silver plated chandelier. Of unusual design with foliate drip pans. . .
c.1850. . .
Measures: 86cm high x 59cm wide
A small English plaster anatomical figure. . .
c.1930. . .
Measures: 26cm high
A large English male anatomical figure in plaster. . .
c.1930. . .
Measures: 68cm high
A pair of French gilt bronze, hand burnished candlesticks. . .
c.1800. . .
Measure: 38cm high
A large Italian occasional table with a hand painted representation of the famous Byzantine mosaic of the Empress Theodora (6th Century). On tapering brass legs. . .
c.1950. . .
Measures: 39cm high x 72cm deep x 92cm wide
A large oil on canvas of David. Signed Marit, Londra. . .
c.1959. . .
Measures: 215cm high x 88cm wide
It’s been a while since I posted an offer of the month, but that’s not to say there have not been offers!
For January and lasting for two months, I will sell any pair of wall lights in the store at 50% off. This is in part to create some wall space and re-invigoarate the current stock. I hope you find this offer useful, so please email me for further details.
Mark
A pair of French silver Gothic candelabra with a winged angel motif. Of fine quality. . .
c.1840-60. . .
Measure: 61cm tall x 36cm wide
