Lindsay Burns & Company


181. An early 20th century wrought iron garden gate, with central spear shaped and scroll crest above quatrefoil and scrolling trelliswork, 135.5cm wide x 232cm high. £200-300


182. Phoebe Stabler, a carved white stone figure group of an Art Deco maiden, incised signature, 77.5cm high x 51.5cm wide. £400-600


183. A Persian green ground carpet, 20th century, worked in red coloured threads with a large central flower head surrounded by scrolling foliage and smaller flower heads, within a broad foliate border, 427cm x 300cm. £200-300


184. A Persian rug, late 19th/early 20th century, the madder ground worked in coloured threads with rows of stylised flowers within a border of serrated leaves and floral palmettes, 226cm x 132cm. £80-120


185. An Eastern carpet, 20th century, the madder ground with a rectangular field decorated with three rows of six octagonal shaped guls, within multiple borders, 333cm x 204cm. £100-200


WORKS OF ART & BRONZES Lot 181


186. A pair of Victorian lacquered papier mache fans titled ‘Deer Stalking’ and ‘Highland Cottage’, with turned and carved wood handles, 42.5cm long x 27cm wide. £100-200


Lot 187


187. A pair of George III mahogany and brass bound table top pails, of tapered cylindrical form with brass drop handles, 16cm diameter x 16cm high. £300-500


Lot 182


188. A pair of Aubusson type tapestry wall hangings, worked in coloured threads to depict classical figures, birds, flowers and foliage, each 153cm x 36cm. £100-200


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