Lindsay Burns & Company


503. A pair of Meissen porcelain four light candelabra, the flower encrusted branches supporting moulded foliate nozzles, raised on figural supports of mother and son, father and daughter, on Rococo moulded bases decorated with birds and insects, blue crossed swords marks, incised numbers ‘D176’ and ‘D177’, impressed number ‘70’, 47cm high. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


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501. A Meissen porcelain figure group, modelled with musicians sitting before an oak tree, blue crossed swords mark, incised number 520 and impressed number 143, painted number 66, 27cm high x 20cm wide. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


502. A Royal Dux porcelain figure group, modelled with girl holding lamb and attendant boy holding a basket, applied and impressed triangle mark, impressed number 2329, 39.5cm high. £200-300 (+24% BP*)


504. A pair of late 19th century Continental porcelain bulb pots, painted with panels of figures before harbour scenes with ruined building, within richly gilded borders, the convex tops with three circular apertures, gilded marks, 19.5cm high x 15cm wide. £80-120 (+24% BP*)


505. A group of Capodimonte Italian porcelain, comprising; a pair of jars decorated in relief with scenes of classical maidens bathing, 11.5cm high; together with a small gilt metal mounted rectangular box and cover decorated with panels of putti, 8.5cm wide x 4cm high x 7cm deep. £80-120 (+24% BP*)


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506. A pair of late 19th century ormolu mounted blue ground porcelain urns and covers, with hand painted friezes depicting classical maiden and putti in a garden, signed Roussel, within richly gilded and jewelled borders, the covers with acorn shaped finials, 36cm high. £200-300 (+24% BP*)


BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%


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