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Sale FS40; Lot: 0725: An 18th century white metal mounted and relief carved coconut with plain cylindrical nozzle as the mouth of a man with mirrored glass inset eyes, the body decorated with a stag hunting scene, a man harvesting coconuts from a tree and a country inn, the base with stellar carving enclosed by an inscription 'Done by Henry Hill, Gheria Fort, July 4, 1756', 13cm, high, together with a near matching coconut ladle with similar stag hunt and stellar decoration, with ring turned handle, 18cm long.

An 18th Century White Metal Mounted and Relief Carved Coconut (FS40/725)

Sold for £6,400

Sale FS39; Lot: 0488: An Hispano Moresque copper lustre pottery deep dish painted with a stylised lion on a ground of carnations and scrolling foliage within concentric band borders, on short footrim, probably Manises, circa 1700, 29cm diameter [flat chip to rim].

An Hispano Moresque Copper Lustre Pottery Deep Dish (FS39/488)

Sold for £520

Sale FS41; Lot: 0794: A group of four Mughal School pictures depicting various subjects including young lover by a stream, hunting scene, attendants at court and lover on a balcony, all contained in a fitted wallet.

A Group of Four Mughal School Pictures (FS41/794)

Sold for £420

Sale FS35; Lot: 0788: A large Meissen porcelain group of Catherine II of Russia's favourite dog modelled after the original by Johann Joachim Kaendler, wearing a gold collar and lying on a brocade edged rectangular cushion with tassels, blue crossed swords mark and rubbed inscription that should read 'Chien favorit de feu SM l'Imperatrice Catherine de Russie', circa 1850-70, 43cm long, [small losses to tassels].

A Large Meissen Porcelain Group of Catherine II of Russia's Favourite Dog (FS35/788)

Sold for £6,400

Sale FS37; Lot: 0753: A porcelain tile by Charles Noke, probably Royal Doulton of rectangular form decorated in flambé and coloured slips with an alchemist in his workshop, set in a walnut and ebony trimmed cushion frame with secret push button revealing a hinged door containing two slender spirit decanters inside, the reverse fitted with brackets for wall hanging, early 20th century, 40cm high overall.

A Porcelain Tile by Charles Noke, Probably Royal Doulton (FS37/753)

Sold for £4,000

Sale FS20; Lot: 0467: Samuel Phillips Jackson [1830-1904] - Hulk in Plymouth Sound - signed and dated 1856 bottom left watercolour 46 x 735cm.

Samuel Phillips Jackson [1830-1904] - Hulk in Plymouth Sound (FS20/467)

Sold for £1,750

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