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A late Victorian silver free-standing model of a grouse
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Lot 486

Sale: LDEC21

A late Victorian silver free-standing model of a grouse

Estimate: £250-£350
A George III mahogany chest, W.99cm D.58cm H.80cm
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Lot 259

Sale: LDEC21

A George III mahogany chest, W.99cm D.58cm H.80cm

Estimate: £300-£500
A Chinese famille rose ‘Hundred Birds’ bottle vase, late 19th century, 34.5 cm high
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Lot 172

Sale: LDEC21

A Chinese famille rose ‘Hundred Birds’ bottle vase, late 19th century, 34.5 cm high

Estimate: £400-£600
A large Chinese cinnabar lacquer garlic-neck vase and stand, c.1900, Total height 60.5 cm, base of vase drilled
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Lot 175

Sale: LDEC21

A large Chinese cinnabar lacquer garlic-neck vase and stand, c.1900, Total height 60.5 cm, base of vase drilled

Estimate: £400-£600
An early George III silver tankard, by John Moore
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Lot 505

Sale: LDEC21

An early George III silver tankard, by John Moore

Estimate: £800-£1,200
An 18th century Irish pierced silver fish serving ladle, maker W.T., marks rubbed, 30.2cm, 99 grams.
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Lot 491

Sale: LDEC21

An 18th century Irish pierced silver fish serving ladle, maker W.T., marks rubbed, 30.2cm, 99 grams.

Estimate: £80-£120
A Chinese blue and white rouleau vase, 19th century 44cm high, neck broken and restored
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Lot 146

Sale: LDEC21

A Chinese blue and white rouleau vase, 19th century 44cm high, neck broken and restored

Estimate: £200-£300
A Chinese famille verte charger, Kangxi period (1662-1722), 37.5 cm diameter, slight damage
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Lot 142

Sale: LDEC21

A Chinese famille verte charger, Kangxi period (1662-1722), 37.5 cm diameter, slight damage

Estimate: £400-£600
A 19th century Louis XV style ormolu clock garniture, clock H 43cm candelabra H 52cm
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Lot 216

Sale: LDEC21

A 19th century Louis XV style ormolu clock garniture, clock H 43cm candelabra H 52cm

Estimate: £1,000-£1,500
Two similar Japanese champlevé enamel and bronze ‘pheasant’ censers and covers, Meiji period, 39 cm long
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Lot 126

Sale: LDEC21

Two similar Japanese champlevé enamel and bronze ‘pheasant’ censers and covers, Meiji period, 39 cm long

Estimate: £400-£600

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