Home, Garden & Natural History (Sealed Bid)

19th century
308cm high by 148cm wide

photographed drawn, numbered and carefully dismantled
The frame is three bay, 10.92m long by 9.55m wide including the aisle which is 2.62m wide. The overall height of the frame to the apex of the roof is 7.30m

This barn was the last original building standing on the St Georges Hill Estate at Weybridge. The barn was part of the farm that owned and farmed the land which now forms the iconic estate. The barn had been preserved and used as a great party room adjacent to a new house built in the early 1900s.

French, 19th century
4m by 4m approx

larger 80cm high

late 19th century
46cm high

late 20th century
70cm high by 28cm wide by 28cm deep

109cm high by 277cm wide

Provenance;
The clock was removed from the Anglo American and DeBeers building, London which was refurbished in the 1970’s. The original location for this clock is not known but stylistically it very much fits with Burton's work at the time.

circa 1900
dial 36cm diameter
signed Negretti & Zambra
with restorations

20th century
165cm high

20th century
136cm by 96cm by 34cm

20th century
112cm high overall

20th century
90cm by 66cm by 36cm

2 x average height 78cm
2 x average height 72cm

average height 69cm

20th century
43cm high by 56cm diameter
(planting hole 25cm deep, 28cm diameter)

the tallest 78cm approx
(one top damaged)

20th century
160cm high overall

recent
178cm high overall

123cm long by 107cm wide

109cm long by 114cm wide

20th century
95cm high

early 20th century
inscribed sed aqua quam dabo ei fiet in eo fons aquae salients
in vitam aeturnum
210cm high by 125cm wide

20th century
252cm high

20th century
78cm high