The Piet Jonker Collection

Follower of James Pradier , a pair of Continental

A bronze and wrought iron armillary sphere mounted onto

A pair of continental carved limestone garden urns on

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Berkshire, United Kingdom

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The Piet Jonker Collection

Dreweatts Donnington Priory

Architectural and Garden Ornament

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A French carved limestone fruit basket, 18th century: A French carved limestone fruit basket, 18th century, the basket with ropetwise upper rim, 50cm high, 44cm wide

0001: A French carved limestone fruit basket, 18th centuryEst. £1,800-£2,500Lot Passed

A Continental carved stone garden urn , 19th Century: A Continental carved stone garden urn , 19th Century, of octagonal section with lobed rim, waisted neck, lobed body, and spreading base, 68cm high, 48cm wide

0002: A Continental carved stone garden urn , 19th CenturyEst. £2,000-£3,000Lot Passed

A pair of Continental sculpted limestone models of urns: A pair of Continental sculpted limestone models of urns , 19th century, each modelled with drapery, with domed tops and lobed undersides above waisted octagonal socles, 54cm high, on square sections

0003: A pair of Continental sculpted limestone models of urnsEst. £1,500-£2,500Lot Passed

0004: A French carved limestone urn in 18th century styleEst. £6,000-£9,000Lot Passed

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A set of six lead planters , early 19th century, of: A set of six lead planters , early 19th century, of rectangular form, each relief cast with a recumbent lion flanked by foliate festoons to front and back, 25cm high, 74cm long, 22cm wide

0005: A set of six lead planters , early 19th century, ofEst. £2,500-£3,500

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A near set of three carved Carrara marble planters,: A near set of three carved Carrara marble planters, late 19th century, of rectangular form, each with profusely carved foliate decoration to the front, one example 40cm high, 73cm long, 40cm wide;

0006: A near set of three carved Carrara marble planters,Est. £2,500-£3,500Lot Passed

Two pairs of stone composition planters , 20th century: Two pairs of stone composition planters , 20th century, of square section and tapering form, the sides with stylised arabesques in recessed relief, the larger pair; 70cm high, 65cm square; the

0007: Two pairs of stone composition planters , 20th centuryEst. £2,500-£3,500Lot Passed

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A pair of sculpted limestone garden urns , 20th: A pair of sculpted limestone garden urns , 20th century, of circular form, each with everted and acanthus carved rim, above fruit festoons, the spiral fluted socles on square section bases, 124cm

0008: A pair of sculpted limestone garden urns , 20thEst. £12,000-£18,000

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A carved sandstone and cast iron mounted mortar, 19th: A carved sandstone and cast iron mounted mortar, 19th century, of circular section with four simple lug handles at the rim, on scrolling foliate cast iron feet, 75cm high, 70cm diameter

0009: A carved sandstone and cast iron mounted mortar, 19thEst. £700-£900Lot Passed

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An impressive pair of contintnetal bronze, copper: An impressive pair of contintnetal bronze, copper, wrought iron and glazed wall lanterns , late 19th century, of tapering cylindrical form, each with openwork corona above a dome top descending to

0010: An impressive pair of contintnetal bronze, copperEst. £7,000-£10,000

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A pair of Continental cast iron garden urns, 19th: A pair of Continental cast iron garden urns, 19th century, with everted rims above ovoid bodies with scrolling foliage cast in low relief overall, each with twin projecting handles cast as the

0011: A pair of Continental cast iron garden urns, 19thEst. £5,000-£7,000Lot Passed

A set of three Continental painted cast iron garden: A set of three Continental painted cast iron garden urns , circa 1870, of Campana form, each with everted egg-and-dart cast rims and twin lion mask handles above lobed undersides, waisted socles and

0012: A set of three Continental painted cast iron gardenEst. £900-£1,200Lot Passed

A large pair of French white painted cast iron twin: A large pair of French white painted cast iron twin handled urns, 19th century, the scroll cast handles descending from the rims to the undersides, each stamped 'Les Freres Moral, Charleville' ,

0013: A large pair of French white painted cast iron twinEst. £8,000-£12,000Lot Passed

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A pair of cast and wrought iron garden planters , 20th: A pair of cast and wrought iron garden planters , 20th century, of circular section and slightly tapering form with moulded rims, each on four foliate cast paw feet, 47cm high, 68cm diameter

0014: A pair of cast and wrought iron garden planters , 20thEst. £1,000-£1,500

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A pair of stone compostion and chain linked planters ,: A pair of stone compostion and chain linked planters , 20th century, the shallow and lobed basins of circular form on square section bases cast with scrolling foliage to each side, with twelve link

0015: A pair of stone compostion and chain linked planters ,Est. £2,000-£3,000Lot Passed

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A pair of large wrought and sheet iron industrial vats: A pair of large wrought and sheet iron industrial vats now utilised as planters, late 19th/ early 20th century, each of tapering cylindrical form, with bracket banding around the bodies, above

0016: A pair of large wrought and sheet iron industrial vatsEst. £1,500-£2,500

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A pair of substantial carved limestone urns on plinths: A pair of substantial carved limestone urns on plinths , 20th century, each with stiff leaf carved everted rim above rising acanthus leaves in high relief, with fluted circular socles and square

0017: A pair of substantial carved limestone urns on plinthsEst. £7,000-£10,000Lot Passed

A French carved limestone garden planter, late 18th: A French carved limestone garden planter, late 18th century, modelled in the manner of a circular basket, with ropetwist band within the waist, 50cm high, 62cm wide

0018: A French carved limestone garden planter, late 18thEst. £1,800-£2,500Lot Passed

A carved limestone garden planter of spurred: A carved limestone garden planter of spurred rectangular form , 19th century, the rectangular front section with projecting sections behind, the sides carved with stylised foliage overall, 35cm

0019: A carved limestone garden planter of spurredEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed

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A flight of carved limestone steps , early 19th century: A flight of carved limestone steps , early 19th century, the five ashlar cut steps flanked to each side by a retaining wall with stylised scroll front edges, 95cm high, 202cm wide, 162cm deep overall

0020: A flight of carved limestone steps , early 19th centuryEst. £3,500-£5,000

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A French carved limestone basin-fount , probably 18th: A French carved limestone basin-fount , probably 18th century, of rectangular form, the front with a caricature face of a man in high relief, his mouth forming the spout, flanked by two flowerheads,

0021: A French carved limestone basin-fount , probably 18thEst. £2,000-£3,000

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A pair of monumental sculpted limestone urns on plinths: A pair of monumental sculpted limestone urns on plinths in high Neoclassical taste , 20th century, each with lappet carved domed covers above waisted necks, each urn with twin handles issuing from a

0022: A pair of monumental sculpted limestone urns on plinthsEst. £10,000-£15,000

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A pair of Italian carved Istrian stone urns, late 19th: A pair of Italian carved Istrian stone urns, late 19th century, each with twin scrolling handles descending from the rim to the shoulder, with knopped bodies and socles, 88cm high, 58cm wide

0023: A pair of Italian carved Istrian stone urns, late 19thEst. £2,500-£3,500Lot Passed

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A pair of Continental stone composition garden planters: A pair of Continental stone composition garden planters , 20th century, of rectangular form, the white painted sides cast with flowers and foliage in high relief, beneath yellow painted rims, 52cm

0024: A pair of Continental stone composition garden plantersEst. £1,800-£2,500

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Auction Details

Dreweatts Donnington Priory

Berkshire, United Kingdom

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2,079 Followers

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29% up to £150,000.00
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