A pair of brass two light candlesticks

A pair of brass two light candlesticks, each with ornately pierced domed bases, wrythen fluted columns, pierced scrolling supports to the sconces and central globular finial with lift off snuffer, 11 1/2" high (2)

A Victorian brass tobacco jar

A Victorian brass tobacco jar, of plain cylindrical form on square base with four bracket feet, the lift off lid with large baluster finial, 9 1/4" high

A copper oil can

A copper oil can, with coffin shaped main body, long reach nozzle, double scroll handle and brass filling cap and dispensing button, 19 1/4" long

An Art Nouveau copper cigarette box

An Art Nouveau copper cigarette box, of tapering rectangular form, the beaten body with strap work corners and feet, the hinged lid and front panel embossed with stylized motifs opening to reveal a wood lined interior, 7 1/2" wide

An Eastern bronze stand

An Eastern bronze stand, as a mythological beast standing with a vase on his back holding an opening lotus flower, a stylized cobra behind holding a ring above the flowerhead, mounted on a floral chased octagonal base with eight feet, 8 1/4" high, a cloisonne bowl and cover of bulbous form with all over circular motifs and flowerheads, 3 3/4" high and a pair of Chinese brass baluster vases, each inlaid in copper with a bird amongst prunus blossom, 7" high (4)

An Eastern brass round bottom bowl

An Eastern brass round bottom bowl, of bulbous form with three turned feet, applied with vertical copper panels embossed with flowerheads and leaves, 6 1/2" diameter, together with a matched graduated pair of similar swing handled vases, the larger with alternate vertical panels of silver and copper, larger 6" high (3)

An Eastern brass figure

An Eastern brass figure, of a scantily clad seated female dancer, 8 3/4" high, a Cairo ware plaque of circular form inlaid in silver with a central panel of script within an ornate border, 8" diameter, together with an Indian brass ewer of oval bulbous form with octagonal neck and tapering spout, hinged lid and serpentine handle, 8 3/4" high (3)

An Indian brass shield

An Indian brass shield, of circular form, the convex centre with four circular bosses and engraved panels of figures and animals on a scroll work ground, 11 1/4" diameter, together with a ceremonial pike type weapon, the ornate brass spear head on a plain steel shaft coiled with a brass serpent and pierced brass finial, 21 1/2" long (2)

An Indian brass round bottom bowl

An Indian brass round bottom bowl, of bulbous form with four turned feet, the body applied with vertical copper and silvered panels with stylized lion swing handle, 9 3/4" high

A Cairo ware brass tray

A Cairo ware brass tray, of circular form with raised rim chased all over with arabesques and panels of calligraphy and script, 23" diameter