March Sale - Day 2

F. Holl after W. P. Frith, Coming Of Age In The Olden Time, lithograph, 22in x 35in 100/200

Koloman Moser, title design for Die Quelle, 22 x 28cm 80/120

John Brunsden, a pair, Hayle Sanctuary, no. 26/50, and Rock Hunters, no. 16/25, both signed and titled in pencil, 40 x 25cm; Rachel Harris, Shells, aq

A pair of 19th century hand coloured lithographic bird plates, another, titled, 35 x 25cm (3) 30/60

A Bowen engraved map of Buckinghamshire divided into Hundreds, dedication to Charles, Duke of Marlborough, hand coloured, published 1756, 68 x 52cm 50

A Greenwood & Co map of Gloucester, hand coloured in part, published 1831, 59 x 67cm 40/60

A C. & J. Greenwood map of Buckinghamshire, hand coloured in part, published 1834, 57 x 67cm; a further map of Buckinghamshire, hand coloured in...

A Saxton engraved two-page map of Radnor, later hand coloured, for Bassett & Chiswell, dated 1610, text verso, 38 x 50cm 100/150

A Blaeu engraved map of Buckinghamshire, later hand coloured, 40 x 27cm 40/80

A map of the Parish of St. Martins-in-the-Fields, hand coloured, 18th century, 35 x 29cm; pair of coloured engravings, Greenwich Hospital, and South E

Antoine Bofill (19th - 20th Century), a bronze figure of a fisherman throwing a mooring rope, an anchor at his feet, 30.5cm high, signed in the maquet

A pair of 19th century bronze figures of youthful harvesters, each standing lightly draped, he carrying a sheaf of wheat, she wearing a circlet of fru

A 19th century bronze group of three infant bacchic revellers, each standing naked, one beating a drum held on another's shoulders, another hold...

After Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (1865 - 1910), a pair of standing warriors, each with loin cloth and sword, a shield and helmet at their feet, oval bas

After Guillaume Coustou, a small pair of bronze Marly horsemen, signed in the maquette, 28cm high 100/150

An Edwardian white statuary marble carving of a lady, standing, wearing a ballgown with rose corsage and feathered headdress, 59cm high, c.1905 100/20

A George III Scottish pewter flagon, of tapering cylindrical form, with moulded rim, the hinged slightly domed lid with twin bifurcated thumbpiece and

A Victorian brass electrotype cylindrical mug, in high relief with a continuous deep classical battle scene within formal leaf borders, entwined fruit

A pair of green onyx bookends, each with a cold painted bronze figure of a spaniel, 12cm high, 1920's (some chipping to onyx) 200/400

A pair of early 19th century lustre candlesticks, with faceted tall flared sconces, knopped stems and stepped circular bases, the scalloped drip-pans