Antiques, Fine Art and Decorative Objects.

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600: A Victorian part Human skeleton in pine box label

674: A Georgian flintlock pistol with carved walnut ful

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Rotherham, United Kingdom

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Antiques, Fine Art and Decorative Objects.

Paul Beighton Auctioneers Ltd

The contents of several bereaved estates and on instruction from other private individuals. To include also items from Hickleton Hall and Thorpe Salvin Hall.

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A ladies silk parasol with carved ivory grip ornam: A ladies silk parasol with carved ivory grip ornamented with Egyptian motifs.

0696: A ladies silk parasol with carved ivory grip ornamEst. £60-£100

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A turned hardwood walking cane with silver grip en: A turned hardwood walking cane with silver grip engraved to commemorate the wedding of H.R.H. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, assayed London 1981, 37''.

0697: A turned hardwood walking cane with silver grip enEst. £100-£150

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A gentlemans walking stick with horn grip and Pinc: A gentlemans walking stick with horn grip and Pinchbeck mounts.

0698: A gentlemans walking stick with horn grip and PincEst. £20-£30

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A Sunday stick with bone inlay and white metal col: A Sunday stick with bone inlay and white metal collar.

0699: A Sunday stick with bone inlay and white metal colEst. £40-£60

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A late nineteenth/early twentieth century gentlema: A late nineteenth/early twentieth century gentlemans walking cane with silver plated grip chased with fish.

0700: A late nineteenth/early twentieth century gentlemaEst. £30-£50

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A nineteenth century walking stick with novelty ha: A nineteenth century walking stick with novelty handle carved in the form of a boot and ebonized.

0701: A nineteenth century walking stick with novelty haEst. £40-£80

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A Sunday stick with hickory shaft and lead weighte: A Sunday stick with hickory shaft and lead weighted head, impressed mark J.S.

0702: A Sunday stick with hickory shaft and lead weighteEst. £40-£60

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An Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir converted to: An Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir converted to electricity with vaseline glass shade and canopy, 30''.

0703: An Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir converted toEst. £100-£150

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A French Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir conver: A French Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir converted to electricity and with cranberry quilted glass shade, 28''.

0704: A French Art Nouveau brass hanging gasoleir converEst. £80-£140

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A late nineteenth/early twentieth century eight da: A late nineteenth/early twentieth century eight day dome topped mahogany table clock by Winterhalder & Hoggmier with brass fret work and silvered dial, chiming on two gongs, 16''.

0705: A late nineteenth/early twentieth century eight daEst. £150-£200

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A nineteenth century boule work mantel clock signe: A nineteenth century boule work mantel clock signed E.Gubelin Lucerne with gilt chapter ring, having Roman numeral markers, raised on a scrolling console over an oblong plinth supported on turned

0706: A nineteenth century boule work mantel clock signeEst. £400-£600

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A 1960s Swiza eight day mantel clock in lacquered: A 1960s Swiza eight day mantel clock in lacquered brass case and with fret work opening doors, 5'' high.

0707: A 1960s Swiza eight day mantel clock in lacqueredEst. £20-£40

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A brass cased ships bulk head clock with silvered: A brass cased ships bulk head clock with silvered dial having Roman numeral markers, 6'' diameter.

0708: A brass cased ships bulk head clock with silveredEst. £50-£80

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A twentieth century French boulle work bracket clo: A twentieth century French boulle work bracket clock of small proportions housing an eight day movement, 11.5''.

0709: A twentieth century French boulle work bracket cloEst. £100-£150

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An early nineteenth century French gilt bronze cas: An early nineteenth century French gilt bronze cased mantel clock, adorned with classical style motifs and with enamel dial, having Roman numerals and Arabic minute markers, housing an eight day

0710: An early nineteenth century French gilt bronze casEst. £300-£500

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An early twentieth century dome topped mantel cloc: An early twentieth century dome topped mantel clock in silvered metal case with barleytwist supports, the dial with Arabic numeral markers is signed Fattorini & Sons Bradford, housing a French eight

0711: An early twentieth century dome topped mantel clocEst. £60-£100

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An early twentieth century oak dome topped mantel: An early twentieth century oak dome topped mantel clock, housing an eight day movement with Westminster chime having silvered sial incorporating slow/fast and chime/silent subsidiaries, 12.5''.

0712: An early twentieth century oak dome topped mantelEst. £60-£100

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A Nineteenth century French carved alabaster mante: A Nineteenth century French carved alabaster mantel clock, formed as a classical portico with silvered dial and gilt medallion pendulum, housing an eight day movement chiming half hourly on a bell,

0713: A Nineteenth century French carved alabaster manteEst. £150-£250

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A French Art Nouveau carved hardwood and bronze cl: A French Art Nouveau carved hardwood and bronze clock garniture, adorned with stylized flowers and chiming on a bell, 16''.

0714: A French Art Nouveau carved hardwood and bronze clEst. £300-£500

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A miniature carriage clock in chased white metal c: A miniature carriage clock in chased white metal cased dial, signed Charles Frodsham London, 4.25''.

0715: A miniature carriage clock in chased white metal cEst. £200-£300

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An early twentieth century French brass cased carr: An early twentieth century French brass cased carriage alarm clock with repeating mechanism and chiming on a bell, 6''.

0716: An early twentieth century French brass cased carrEst. £250-£350

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An early nineteenth century French carved alabaste: An early nineteenth century French carved alabaster and gilt bronze timepiece, formed as a fluted column and surmounted with a portrait bust in the Roman style.

0717: An early nineteenth century French carved alabasteEst. £100-£180

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A nineteenth century French eight day repeating ca: A nineteenth century French eight day repeating carriage clock in lacquered brass case adorned with corinthian pilasters and raised on squat bracket feet, chiming on a gong, 8''.

0718: A nineteenth century French eight day repeating caEst. £400-£600

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A twentieth century French cased miniature gilt me: A twentieth century French cased miniature gilt metal carriage alarm clock striking on a bell, 4.5''.

0719: A twentieth century French cased miniature gilt meEst. £80-£120

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16-18 Woodhouse Green

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Rotherham, S66 9AQ

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