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An old weathered composition stone angel corbel, 43cm wide; together with two clam shells; and another conch, 36cm wide.

A post-Medieval stone corbel or boss, carved as the head of a king, 30cm high

A 19th century German marble corbel, as an infant boy, 19cm high, 12cm wide, c. 1880

Pair of Victorian design cast stone architectural corbel wall brackets, stepped rectangular top over a scrolled bracket with relief acanthus leaf decoration and rosette motifs to the sideDimensions: Height: 49cm 

A CARVED STONE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE18TH CENTURY OR EARLIERpossibly a corbel, of square section and carved with quatrefoil tracery and flowerhead panels, together with an architectural fragment (2)77 x 30 x 30cm (max)ProvenanceGlen House, Bruton.

A decorative corbel together with two oval plaques The cast reconstituted stone corbel with an angel support; the two composite plaque each decorated with busts of young women.The corbel 36cm wide. Each plaque 30cm wide.Qty: 3The corbel with some losses and possible signs of old paint. The oval plaques, one in good condition the other with a hairline crack running through it.

A pottery / stoneware corbel, width 35cm, height 35cm. Condition - fair

Victorian oak bench, moulded rectangular top, on mask and scroll carved corbel supports with paw feet, rectangular platforms with rounded terminals and applied roundel Dimensions: Height: 48cm  Length/Width: 168cm  Depth/Diameter: 35cm

Two early - mid 20th century architectural reclamation relief plaster corbel face masks. The lot to include a grotesque style face with open mouth after Japanese theatrical masks, and a side profile bust with oversized nose (hollow to verso). Largest measures approx. 27cm x 21cm. 

X3 Large pieces of stone comprising of x2 pier caps and x1 corbel, largest measures 32 h x 53 w 64cm d

A 17th century carved oak mask corbel, another smaller, a small tazza and a carved wood pot and cover, tallest 19.5cm. Condition - fair to good

Modern carvings in Beer limestone by the cathedral works department A pair of grotesque heads Carved 2010/11 by cathedral mason Gary Morley Heights: 20 & 18cm Width (both): 20cm These are recent carvings that were experiments by the Exeter Cathedral Stonemasons, which led on to new carvings for the presbytery and choir corbel table.

A GERMAN BLACK FOREST CARVED WALNUT 'TRUMPETER' MANTEL CLOCKGORDIAN HETTICH SOHN, FURTWANGEN, LATE 19th CENTURYThe twin going barrel four pillar movement with skeletonised plates and anchor escapement regulated by a shaped-bob pendulum, with external countwheel for announcing every hour on two trumpets via two crank driven bellows fitted above the plates, whilst repeatedly revealing a polychrome figure of a trumpet player from behind the pair of doors beneath the dial as well as sounding on a coiled gong, the backplate stamped G.H.S. beneath number 42, the case with three spire-turned finials to the cavetto moulded break-arch superstructure inset with strapwork motif to tympanum flanked by applied blocks, over ogee cornice, corbel frieze and concentric turned wooden dial applied with ivorine Gothic Roman numerals and with scroll-pierced bone hands, the front also with drapery swag decoration and arched aperture applied with two doors revealing the trumpeter figure to apron within scroll pierced infill beneath the dial, flanked by full-height split pilasters with knopped shafts, the sides with silk-panelled doors and the rear with lift out panel applied with the hour gong to inside surface, the base with arched recesses beneath stepped ogee mouldings applied with silvered plaque engraved Carlisle Working Mens Club. BILLIARD HANDICAP 1898, FIRST PRIZE, WON BY, ROBERT STUBBS to front; together with a rare original trade catalogue CATALOG DER, UHRENFABRIK, von, GORDIAN HETTICH SOHN, FURTWANGEN... circa 1900, fully illustrated and with price list, softbound, (2). The clock 72cm (28.25ins) high, 32cm (12.5ins) wide, 19cm (7.5ins) wide. Provenance:From the private collection of a professional sportsman and commentator. Gordian Hettich was born in Furtwangen, Germany, in 1825 and set-up business as a clock and watchmaker in 1836. Gordian's son, Hermann, subsequently joined the business and is believed to have succeeded him prior to 1881, when the firm was exhibited in the Melbourne International Exhibition as 'Gordian Hettich Sohn'. They were awarded third class for cuckoo and trumpeter clocks and music boxes in that exhibition. In 1909 the firm was acquired by a Max Roder and continued trading until 1920. Condition Report: Condition overviewMovement is complete and in full working condition however a precautional gentle clean/service is probably advisable if intending to put into long-term service. The pipes sound and the automaton functions; the figure has been restored. The case is in very good original condition with only very minor age-related blemishes.Clock is complete with a pendulum and a winding key. Condition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN GOTHIC REVIVAL CARVED OAK QUARTER-CHIMING BRACKET CLOCK ON PEDESTALTHE CLOCK BY JOHN HOWLETT, CHELTENHAM, CIRCA 1870The substantial five columnar pillar triple chain fusee movement with anchor escapement regulated by a lenticular bob pendulum with an effective length of approximately 12 inches, chiming the quarters on a graduated nest of ten bells and sounding the hour on a coiled gong, the backplate signed JOHN HOWLETT, CHELTENHAM, the 9 inch wide stepped-arcade topped arched single sheet silvered brass Roman numeral dial further signed JOHN HOWLETT, CHELTENHAM to centre, with steel trefoil hands and fine stylised leafy trail engraved infill to spandrel areas with the upper continuing to envelope a CHIME/SILENT selection dial positioned at the apex of the arch, the triangular gabled case with three generous spire finials incorporating foliate caps and projecting arch bases divided by stepped cresting with shallow running arcade mouldings beneath, the glazed ogee-arch shaped front door finely carved with stylised foliage over conforming arcade mouldings mirroring the stepped canted silvered bezel insert set behind the glazed aperture framed by triple-baton mouldings to the sides and base, the canted front angles with quadruple cluster columns and the sides with lancet-shaped apertures decorated with foliate-trellis fretwork, the rear with triangular top door inset with brass grille sound fret, on stepped skirt base with blind Gothic arcade and projecting front angles over ogee mouldings; the contemporary oak pedestal stand with moulded edge platform incorporating projecting canted angles over applied panel-outline mouldings to front flanked by corbel applied canted angles, the plinth base with concave top mouldings over conforming panel decorated front, canted angles and ogee moulded skirt, the rear of the pedestal with applied paper label MANUFACTURED BY, JAMES PARKINSON, 30 CLARENCE STREET, LIVERPOOL.The clock 89cm (35ins) high, 54.5cm (21.5ins) wide, 31cm (12.25ins) deep; the clock on pedestal 239cm (94ins) high, 58.5cm (23ins) wide, 35.5cm (14ins) deep. Provenance:From the private collection of a professional sportsman and commentator. John Howlett is recorded in Loomes, Brian Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, Volume 2 as working in Cheltenham 1830-79. Condition Report: Movement is in very good relatively clean fully working condition having been maintained by the vendor who had it running in his home up until consignment. There is no visible evidence of alteration or noticeable replacements and the chiming mechanism operates with good strong action. The dial is in fine condition with only a few very minor spots of oxidation to the silvering. The case is also in fine condition with faults very much limited to a couple of light shrinkage cracks and a few very minor bumps and scuffs. The rear door grille insert is a little dented and distorted and pulled-away from the edges in places hence would benefit from being straightened and reset within the frame. The stand has a vertical split to the plinth filled with a slip of timber and the left-hand side of the skirt has a noticeable scuff; otherwise stand is in very good condition with only minor historic shrinkage, light bumps and scuffs and wear evident in places.Clock is complete with original pendulum, winder and case key. Condition Report Disclaimer

Pair of Victorian design cast stone architectural corbel wall brackets, stepped rectangular top over a scrolled bracket with relief acanthus leaf decoration and rosette motifs to the sideDimensions: Height: 49cm 

An Antique 19th century stained oak figural corbel, chip carved as a man's face with a moustache, H30cmTop bracket has numerous drill holes, rear of figure has several splits but still quite stable

2nd-4th century A.D. or later. Carved corbel or column fragment with scrolled foliage to three faces and socket to upper face to accept a statue; three youthful figures - two females flanking a larger male - each wearing the hair dressed in a topknot, with radiating sunburst behind them and below a team of two horses galloping left with empty saddles and their reins flung back towards the central character, probably a charioteer. 13.3 kg, 37 cm wide (14 1/2 in.). London, UK, collection, 1990s.

Circa 13th-14th century A.D.. Comprising: a D-shaped panel with 'setting sun' motif and base panel with reserved text; arch or corbel fragment with scrolled frond carving. 3.62 kg total, 18.5-20 cm (7 1/4 - 7 7/8 in.). From a collection acquired on the UK art market from various auction houses and collections mostly before 2000. From an important Cambridgeshire estate; thence by descent. [2, No Reserve]

Circa 13th-14th century A.D.. Comprising two carved architectural fragments: a plaque with reserved foliage, and a corbel with leaves and tendrils. 4.79 kg total, 18 cm each (7 1/8 in.). From a collection acquired on the UK art market from various auction houses and collections mostly before 2000. From an important Cambridgeshire estate; thence by descent. [2, No Reserve]

An English 17th Century of earlier carved oak mask corbel fragment, the grotesque bearded face possibly a 'Green Man'. 29 cm high by 22 cm wide by 13 cm deep. Relic condition, wormed.

Plaster corbel, probably a museum replica, width 52cm, height 54cm.

A Dutch walnut and marquetry display cabinet, decorated throughout with trailing flowers, trompe l'eoil pendants, angels, mask heads and bird motifs, double domed top, the doors enclosing two serpentine shelves, glazed window panels to the canted wings, the bombe-shape base with three long drawers, scrolled projecting corbel brackets, deep apron. Height 224cm length 205cm.

A Keystone/Corbel in the form of a bearded man, possibly limestone, 12in H x 9in W

A medieval limestone corbel carved as the head of a king said to have been found in the Thames and three Egyptian heart scarabs, probably Grand Tour, in carved steatite with hieroglyphics.

A Medieval gritstone corbel, carved as the head of an ecclesiastical dignitary, 26cm high, 14th/15th century

English Stone Pair of Victorian Corbel Brackets with wall hanging mounts on the back. H47cm

Gilt wood Eagle corbel

Stipped Pine Corner wall cupboard plus two matching corbel shelves. See photos.

Two cast decorative wall sconces, a carved wooden corbel / shelf, plus a coal bucket

A carved wooden corbel, putto; another carved wooden group, faun gamboling (2)

 A pair of yellow terracotta architectural corbel mounts of a King and Queen possibly by John Marriott Blashfield 1811 - 1882 (2).

A reconstituted stone corbel with grotesque mask head to the front, impressed marks RD and 46 beneath, 46cm wide, 39.5cm deep, 29.5cm high, a reconstituted stone fountain head of grotesque head form and a reconstituted stone figure emblematic of Autumn, 77cm high (3)

A weathered cast composition stone two sectional bird bath with fluted pedestal together with two cast composition stone garden urns of varying design, one stamped Sandford stone and a small angel corbel (4)

A 16th century French carved and painted wooden angelic corbel mask, thought to have originated from Locranan, Brittany, 42cm wide, 34cm high. Condition - Painted decoration looks later, numerous small dents, chips and losses throughout as well as prominent splits to her face, worm holes running particularly down the left side, see our photographs for further details.

A cast stone garden seat, on corbel supports126w x 40d x 45hcm

A Weathered Carved Stone Corbel, in the form of a 'Green Man' mask, 39cm by 45cm

Ca. 300 BC - AD 300 Two large fragments of corbel-type snake elements, each carved from limestone. Both snake heads are rendered in an extremely naturalistic style, with broad snouts, recessed nostrils, bulging eyes and heavy eyelids. Each rests its head on a lower arched element that is precisely hewn. There are some remaining traces of red-brown surface pigment. These elegant ornaments once served as ornamental fixtures for a building. Size: 220-240mm x 210-220mm; Weight: 5.89kg Provenance: Private Southwestern collection, acquired on the US art market; formerly in NYC collection; ex. F. A., NYC. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Pair of Victorian design cast stone architectural corbel wall brackets, stepped rectangular top over a scrolled bracket with relief acanthus leaf decoration and rosette motifs to the sideDimensions: Height: 49cm 

A Carved Striated White Marble Corbel, in the Neo-Classical style, with foliate swag and scrollwork detail, 39cm high; together with a pair of scrollwork and anthemion corbels, 17.5cm wide; and a further giltwood corbel, a pair of white painted shellwork corbels on stands and a box of miscellaneous wooden architectural mouldings, samples etc. (qty)

A carved wooden corbel, putto; another carved wooden group, faun gamboling (2)

An Early Stone Corbel with Deep Acorn and Leaf Detail, 26cm High

A pair of early 20th century Black Forest wall brackets, carved with scrolling leaves and foliage, 33cm high, 23cm wide, c.1880;  a 19th century  Indian teak corbel, carved with stylised peacock, 258.5cm high, 18cm wide

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE, LAMPS, LIGHT FIXTURES AND FITTINGS, including Victorian style oil lamp with brass column, wooden base and glass shade, brass ceiling lights, architectural corbel antique rail support, a variety of glass shades varies sizes and colours etc. lamps not tested, (sd), (5 + loose).

A reconstituted stone corbel.

A carved and weathered gritstone corbel, as a face with nightcap, ball tassel, 35cm x 23cm x 21cm.

Pair of Victorian design cast stone architectural corbel wall brackets, stepped rectangular top over a scrolled bracket with relief acanthus leaf decoration and rosette motifs to the sideDimensions: Height: 49cm 

Antique wood carved corbel, flowering fruit design, painted in off white, some numbered in Roman numerals, originally from a property in London. 

Antique wood carved corbel, flowering fruit design, painted in off white, some numbered in Roman numerals, originally from a property in London. 

A 1920s Art Nouveau manner mahogany students side by side secretaire bureau bookcase desk. The secretaire having arched pediment top over shelf with scrolled corbel and pierced spindles to side. Raised over a drawer over fall front armorial shaped door opening to reveal appointed interior with glazed shelves to side and beneath, all being raised over a plinth base. Measures approx. 168cm x 97cm x 33cm. 

Carved wooden Corbel and 2 pairs of bellows 

A CARVED SANDSTONE GREEN MAN CORBEL, finely executed and raised on a wood plinth, corbel 15 1/4" x 9 1/2" x 9”, 35 1/2" high overall (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT) Condition Report: Very good

A mid Victorian figured walnut low freestanding open bookshelf with carved corbel detail, width 83.5cm

A mid-Victorian mahogany chiffonier, the frieze drawer over twin panelled lower doors with carved corbel scroll detail, width 87cm

A Late Victorian birch 2 piece bookcase with carved corbel decoration. Circa 1870s/1880s. 123x54x204cm

14th-15th century A.D. Corbel with head of a cleric forming the crest of two angled lateral facets; wearing a chaperon with band of inset rectangles to the brow; mounted on a custom-made stand. Cf. similar headgear on a slightly earlier stone bust in Musée National du Moyen Âge, Thermes et Hôtel de Cluny, Paris originally placed on Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, west façade. 6.85 kg, 35 cm including stand (13 3/4 in.). Acquired Trevanion & Dean, UK, 15 October 2016, lot 395. Property of a Kent collector. [No Reserve]

A corbel, carved marble "Confronted fantastic animals and plants", Portuguese, 16th C., restoration, minor defects, Dim. - 21,5 x 36 x 23 cm

A carved oak corbel, 8".

Pair of Victorian design cast stone architectural Corbel bracketsDimensions: Depth/Diameter: 49cm

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A carved stone corbel, formed as the bust of a gentleman. Length 51cm, Height 28cm.