Canterbury Auction Galleries

An 18th Century panelled oak dresser base with moulded edge to top, fitted three central drawers flanked by two drawers and cupboards enclosed by panelled doors, all with raised and moulded fronts, 72ins wide x 18.5ins deep x 32.5ins high

A collection of 1938 Empire Exhibition souvenir teaspoons and caddy spoons, various, together with a quantity of flatware, all with exhibition logos

A late 19th Century Swiss six air musical box with single 6ins steel comb, in rosewood and grained as rosewood case with an inlaid pattern of a bird on a branch to the lid, 16.5ins x 8.25ins x 5.5ins high

A late 19th Century Swiss musical box, No. 8746, with 15.25ins cylinder and single piece steel comb, contained in rosewood case, the top inlaid with musical instruments, flowers and leaves, 24.5ins x 8.5ins x 6.75ins high

A Mont Blanc "William Faulkner" limited edition fountain pen in original box

A late 19th Century brass oil lamp, the Corinthian column with acanthus capital, on a stepped base supporting a pierced brass holder, with a copper and brass oil reservoir and burner, glass chimney and etched glass shade, 34ins high overall

An Indian brass oil lamp with seven spouts and mythical bird pattern terminal, on octagonal turned and bulbous central column and on circular base, 37ins high, and a selection of other Eastern brass and metalware, various

A pair of 19th Century French gilt metal and white onyx three light candelabra, the central columns with leaf capped branches, on shaped bases, 14ins high

An early wrought iron candle and rush light holder, 11.25ins high, and a wrought iron adjustable spiral twist candle holder with fruitwood base, 11.75ins high

A pair of 1938 Empire Exhibition embossed brass wall candle sconces decorated with a rampant lion, 10.5ins, a chrome lamp decorated with painted rampant lion, 10ins, and a large quantity of related metalware, various

A George III mahogany framed rectangular toilet mirror with shaped cresting, on moulded uprights and serpentine fronted base, fitted three drawers, on bracket feet, 19ins wide, and a Victorian mahogany framed rectangular toilet mirror on shaped uprights and serpentine fronted platform base with scroll feet, 23ins wide (both with general wear)

A 19th Century mahogany framed rectangular wall mirror with shaped cresting and gilt inner slip, inset with plain mirror panel, 37.5ins x 23ins overall (lacking lower side brackets and apron), a similar mirror with shaped cresting and apron, inlaid with oval shell motif and inset with bevelled mirror panel, 32ins x 20ins overall, and one other similar smaller mirror, 26.5ins x 14.25ins (both with slight damage)

A late 19th Century carved oak framed rectangular wall mirror with bold leaf scroll carved frame and inset with bevelled mirror panel, 32ins x 24ins overall

A pair of 19th Century gilt framed oval girandoles with oval boss and leaf scroll carved crestings and conforming aprons, the frames moulded and carved with oval boss, bead and strapwork ornament, each with three scroll branches and inset with later bevelled mirror panels, 36ins x 21ins overall

A collection of six Arthur Ghent pencil portrait drawings bearing 1938 Empire Exhibition logo, 8.5ins x 5ins, an Empire Exhibition official guide, and a large quantity of ephemera, various (two boxes)

A late 19th Century French bronze figure of a female water carrier in antique dress, 24.5ins high (damaged)

A harlequin set of six 19th Century Continental stained wood and rush seated occasional chairs with curved crest rails, the rectangular panels to back applied with coloured prints depicting figures at various pursuits, on sabre front legs (some damage)

A set of eight oak ladder back dining chairs of "19th Century Lancashire" design, with rush seats, on turned front legs

A set of eight early Victorian mahogany dining chairs (including two armchairs with scroll arms), all with plain curved crest rails and plain splats, drop-in seats upholstered in cream brocade and on turned front legs

A late 19th/early 20th Century South African hardwood knobkerrie, the upper part of the shaft with a lightly incised spiral decoration and metal wirework, 25ins

A late 19th/early 20th Century gilt metal rectangular plaque depicting six theatrical figures, worded "Sly-Am-Not-I-Christopher-Sly-Inducn.,ScII", 23.75ins x 24.75ins

19th Century Continental school - Joan of Arc in full armour with a sword in her right hand clutched to her chest, on polished slate base, 9.75ins high overall

Charles Valton (1851-1918) - Bronze of lion with prey, 9.75ins high, signed

Jacques Auguste Fauginet (1809-1847) - Green/brown patinated bronze figure - "Arab Stallion", the front right leg raised, on rectangular base, 8ins high, base 10ins x 3.25ins, bears signature to base, on ebonsied rectangular stepped wooden plinth