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Livery Cupboard c.1860Salvaged from an English Country House with excellent provenance from the Estate of Lord Baker. A wonderful mixed wood and very usable Livery cupboard with banks of drawers (a mix of military campaign furniture handles and Georgian pulls). Worth noting on the top shelf the original brackets and fixings are still in place. The piece has a wonderful patina which has been created in well over 100 years, leaving us with an exceptional colour in a well

A beautiful English statue of a Maiden bathing c

gaining the gold medal there in 1803

Provenance from a Yorkshire Farming family who owned and used this in their family farmhouse for generations

It bears a clear stamp of the maker

An exquisite and early pair of polychrome and silver gilded Italian candlesticks

foliate scrollwork

A dark and stormy rendition of the Crucifixion

A pair of original 1930s porcelain rubber glove moulds

This sensitive marble sculpture is entrancing

A fabulous characterful and large pair of French seated Heraldic lions

The mirror is the original mercury glass

Their scale and grandeur make these a rare and important collection as well as being exquisite in their own right