The Fine Sale

The Fine Sale

Lot: 1 to 349 - 20th Mar, 2024 10:00
Lot: 354 to 800 - 21st Mar, 2024 10:00

Lots: 771

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Asian Art (75)

Ceramics & Glass (10)

Clocks, Barometers & Scientific Instruments (29)

Collectors' Items (115)

Furniture, Carpets & Rugs (140)

Paintings, Drawings & Prints (92)

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John Crome (5)

Naive School, 20th century (5)

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Edwin Henry Landseer (4)

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18th Century Continental School (2)

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19th Century English School (2)

James Ferguson (2)

Frederic Leighton (2)

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SOLD
Lot 101 - A Tibetan or Nepalese gilt bronze figure of a standing Tara, 20th century

Lot 101 - A Tibetan or Nepalese gilt bronze figure of a standing Tara, 20th century

Sold for £120

SOLD
Lot 102 - A Tibetan bone Phurba (ritual dagger)

Lot 102 - A Tibetan bone Phurba (ritual dagger)

Sold for £360

SOLD
Lot 103 - A tribal necklace, probably Armenian, late 19th/early 20th century

Lot 103 - A tribal necklace, probably Armenian, late 19th/early 20th century

Sold for £90

SOLD
Lot 108 - Follower of Carlo Maratta

Lot 108 - Follower of Carlo Maratta

Sold for £200

SOLD
Lot 109 - Follower of Giovanni Paolo Panini

Lot 109 - Follower of Giovanni Paolo Panini

Sold for £300

Lot 110 - Circle of Alexander van Bredael (1663-1720)

Lot 110 - Circle of Alexander van Bredael (1663-1720)

Estimated at £500 - £800

SOLD
Lot 122 - After Jean-Baptiste Greuze

Lot 122 - After Jean-Baptiste Greuze

Sold for £750

SOLD
Lot 123 - After Hans Memling

Lot 123 - After Hans Memling

Sold for £140

SOLD
Lot 125 - After Fra Angelico

Lot 125 - After Fra Angelico

Sold for £100

Lot 131 - Claudine Stella (1636-1697) after Nicolas Poussin

Lot 131 - Claudine Stella (1636-1697) after Nicolas Poussin

Estimated at £200 - £400

SOLD
Lot 133 - Attributed to Andries Both (c. 1612/13-1642)

Lot 133 - Attributed to Andries Both (c. 1612/13-1642)

Sold for £460

Lot 137 - Attributed to Francesco Allegrini (c. 1615–after 1679)

Lot 137 - Attributed to Francesco Allegrini (c. 1615–after 1679)

Estimated at £300 - £500