Lindsay Burns & Company


Lot 105


105. A pair of 19th century rosewood open bookcases, the rectangular tops above a plain frieze centred with relief carved foliate detail, over open recesses, each with two adjustable sliding shelves, flanked by scroll carved acanthus columns with channel lined detail, on a base with beaded edge raised on foliate and gadroon carved bun feet, 74cm wide x 98.5cm high x 46cm deep. £5000-7000


106. A white painted metal garden jardiniere stand/planter, with revolving centre section, raised on three scroll supports, 118cm high x 80cm diameter. £100-200


107. A pair of fire clay garden urns and stands, the urns moulded with foliage and raised on rectangular plinths, one plinth associated, later painted details, 68cm diameter x 131cm high. £400-600


108. A group of five late Victorian octagonal shaped Garnkirk pottery chimney pots, impressed marks, 93cm high (5). £400-600


109. A late 19th/early 20th century stoneware planter in the form of a tree stump, 111cm high. £200-300


110. A late 19th/early 20th century cast iron garden bench, the lattice and scroll back woven with foliage, fruit and birds, with a double planked seat, later painted details, 203cm wide x 85.5cm high. £400-600


111. A pair of composite stone garden urns, formed in two sections, moulded with scroll handles and scroll details, 62cm diameter x 79cm high. £200-300


112. A pair of composite stone garden urns, formed in two sections, moulded with putti and scroll handles, 56cm diameter x 68cm high. £200-300


113. A pair of composite stone Renaissance style garden urns, formed in two sections, moulded with dancing figures and pairs of mask terminals, 63cm diameter x 92.5cm high. £400-600


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