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Saint Michael and The Devil c.1590-1620A heroic and romantic interpretation of Saint Michael vanquishing The Devil (here represented as a serpent or dragon like creature) c. 1590 1620. Gilded and polychromed, with the majority of the original paint intact. Our hero wearing a full suit of armour and carrying a shield and spear, stands upon the to be vanquished beast who is writhing in agony and anger beneath him. Fantastically carved and detailed: from the life like features of his face, to

In this particular metal table you can see early influences of Art Deco shapes as well as the use of the flat bars of wrought iron rivited together to create a very modern and industrial look in a piece of garden furniture used every day

A large scale twin-handled Spanish/Southern Mediterranean Earthenware Amphora with dripped treacle glaze and a cork stopped spout at its base

bureau or bookcase- long since removed and now a work of art in its own right

the Northern Netherlands

A wonderful pair of 17th Century Italian Carrara Marble Busts depicting Pan and Syrinx on later Carrara marble soccles

his polychrome fierce eyes bulging and his paws lunging forward

Historical repair to front leg

During this time

1920 With fantastic banded scroll-work wrought iron and traces of the original paint

Romantic and unusual French Trumeau mirror with Trompe L’œil canvas panel and original mercury glass

An enormous Arts & Crafts fountain which could also be used as a dramatic statement centrepiece urn/planter

offers both a striking sculptural presence and an important survival of Renaissance religious art

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