A late 15th to early 16th Century and later mille fleurs tapestry fragment, probably Tournai or possibly Arras, Flanders , the verdure or indigo ground profusely woven with flowers, bulrushes and plants, with hares, birds, unicorns, deer and other allegorical animals amongst the foliage, later columnar border, possibly late 16th or early 17th Century, the whole cut down from a larger work, width 2.44m height 1.62m. Literature: See C. Adelson, European Tapestry in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 1994, pp 105 -115 for similar example.

An early 18th Century French boulle work bracket clock by Gilles Martinot Paris, with spring driven anchor esc

Lot 613
Sold for £1,800 hammer

Estimate £2,000-£3,000

A late 18th Century mahogany cased bracket clock by Durrant London, the arched dial with corner spandrels and

Lot 612
Sold for £2,700 hammer

Estimate £1,000-£1,500

A Franz Bergman cold painted bronze model of a standing woodcock painted in naturalistic style, impressed mar

Lot 616
Sold for £1,650 hammer

Estimate £800-£1,200