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A Boulle contre partie commode, early 18th century, with polychrome and
tortoiseshell decoration, manner of Nicolas Sageot (1666-1731)
Sold for £185,750 (incl premium), July 2008 |
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A George III satinwood bookcase-secretaire, circa 1790. Provenance: Norman Adams, London
Sold for £14,500, February 2008 |
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After Isidore Jules Bonheur. Bronze group of a ram and ewe, with Peyrol foundry stamp (detail)
Sold for £2,100, February 2008 |
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A George III eight-day oak longcase clock (detail), by Richard Cornish, Westerham
Sold for £800, February 2008 |
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A single stone pair of ear studs, 1.23 and 1.30 carats
Sold for £4,200, April 2007 |
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Jules Emilie Saintin (1829-1894). La Bouquetiere. 83cm x 52cm (detail)
Sold for £26,000, June 2007 |
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A late 19th century Russian icon, maker's mark MB, 84 zolotniks, St. Petersburg 1876
Sold for £480, December 2007 |
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A diamond single stone ring, the old brilliant cut diamond weighing 3.57 carats
Sold for £4,100, December 2007 |
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auctioneers and valuers
Formerly Neales Auctioneers
Dreweatts Nottingham is one of the leading auctioneers and valuers in the Midlands with a history as an auctioneer of private chattels dating back to 1840. Dreweatts holds regular specialist Fine Art and Antique auctions at its Nottingham salerooms, as well as fortnightly Gallery Sales of antique and modern furniture and effects.
Dreweatts Nottingham is part of the largest exclusively regional network of auction salerooms, with additional locations throughout the South of England.
Entries for future sales of Antique Furniture & Clocks, Pictures and Works of Art, Ceramics, Silver & Jewelery are currently being accepted. For more information, please contact 0115 962 4141 or nottingham@dnfa.com
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