Avenue Auction

indistinctly signed

HENRY CONSTANTINE RICHTER (1821-1902) AFTER JOSEPH WOLF (1820-1899) FOR JOHN GOULD (1804-1881) 'Tinnunculus Alaudarius (Common Kestrel)' coloured lithograph, originally for Gould's 'Birds of Great Britain', 51cm x 30cm (2)

(unsigned)

and other pictures, photographs, and prints

A bird of prey in a snowstorm, signed lower right, watercolour, 50cm x 70cm

192 x 123 cm (tears, stains) and another rug

approx. 356 X 272 cm plus fringes (worn in places)

with turned legs

and an Egyptian tray (3)

Pattern 905.006 and a matching stool

a twin pedestal dining table,and an oak drop-flap occasional table (3)

Early 20th century, upholstered in red leatherette

with marquetry inlay and a 19th century tripod table (2)

with bevelled plates and gilt aches within a cream frame, 113cm high x 108cm wide

19th century, with arched panel doors 80 cm wide (superstructure removed)

with unusual mechanism (needs restoration)

and a reproduction Windsor armchair (needs restoration)

with white ceramic handles (in need of some restoration) 84cm wide

in George III style, late 19th century, the pierced backsplats with arched toprails, above straight front legs and splayed back legs, with later upholstered drop in seats; with a roll of spare, conforming fabric, Height: 96cm Width: 53cm

late 17th century, the oval top with twin drop leaves, on knop turned columnar supports to square section legs with peripheral stretchers, Height: 69cm, Length opened: 130cm, Width: 120cm

circa 1870, the pen and ink box with hinged cover above a sloping top with inset leather surface, above a cupboard door, on twin sleigh feet with four ceramic castors. Height: 88cm, Width: 53cm, Depth: 45cm

circa 1800, each with panel toprail above a horizontal openwork geometric backsplat and a lobed splat; the drop in seats avove chamfered front and splayed back legs, with stretchers, Height: 87cm, Width: 50cm

106cm wide