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From the scholarly significance hidden behind the decorative appeal of the interior pieces in the sale of objects from two prestigious London properties, to the unique character behind works in the Old Masters & 19th Century Art sale, the latter half of the October sales at South Kensington brings us works of art and interior pieces which boast a substance and strength shining through the surface, imbued with precious light. 25 OCTOBER CHRISTIE'S INTERIORS BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE 26 OCTOBER LONDON LIVING – WILTON CRESCENT, BELGRAVIA & AVENUE ROAD, REGENT'S PARK BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE 26 OCTOBER OLD MASTERS & 19TH CENTURY ART BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE   Offered within the 25 October Interiors sale are a number of lots from the Stuart-Liff Collection, a well-known name in the music world. Bringing us interior melodies of a different kind, with a wide variety of decorative and enchanting pieces, from an elegant harp to a striking Gothic clock. Also offered within the sale are sophisticated Impressionist pictures from the Walter Pach Collection. BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE This sale presents two private collections from London – Wilton Crescent in Belgravia and Avenue Road in Regent's Park – which offer much more besides their stunning decorative appeal. Refined and sophisticated, the Belgravia collection contains numerous lots of academic interest, offering a look of scholarly elegance. In contrast, the Regent's Park property's interiors were designed and furnished as a whole to create a coherent look, evoking the glamour and grandeur of the French Empire period. BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE From paintings of ill-matched lovers, to boisterous scenes of drunkards at a tavern, this month's Old Masters & 19th Century Art sale features lively works of art with great vibrancy which invite the viewer to look at old master paintings from a new perspective. Vivid records of real life and characters of the past, these works offer fascinating insights into history with great human stories to tell. BROWSE THE SALE VIEW E-CATALOGUE     CHRISTIE′S LIVE™   CHRISTIE′S ON–THE–GO SHIPPING AND STORAGE   HOW TO SELL   HOW TO BUY REGISTER WITH CHRISTIE′S   SAVE YOUR INTERESTS     Christies.com | Christies Live | Privacy Policy © Christie's 2011       CHRISTIE'S INTERIORS LOT 465 Auguste Lancon (French, 1836–1885) Study of a lion cub £500–800 LOT 493 A French rosewood, simulated rosewood and parcel-gilt harp, by Erard second quarter 19th century £1,500–2,500 LOT 509 A Louis Philippe gilt-bronze mantle clock mid-19th century £600–800 LONDON LIVING WILTON CRESCENT, BELGRAVIA & AVENUE ROAD, REGENT'S PARK LOT 1042 A Japanese parcel gilt bronze fluted vase Meiji period (1868–1912) £500–800 LOT 1412 A set of four figured walnut columns early 20th century £15,000–25,000 LOT 1146 Circle of Antonis Mor (Utrecht, 1516/20-circa 1576 Antwerp) Portrait of a gentleman, three-quarter-length, in armour £5,000–8,000 OLD MASTERS & 19TH CENTURY ART LOT 25 Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne (Delft, 1589–1662 The Hague) Peasants by a fire in a barn; and Peasants brawling in a tavern one of a pair £20,000–30,000 LOT 201 William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) La Belle Munichoise £15,000–20,000 LOT 245 Paul Sieffert (French, 1874–1957) Reflections £7,000–10,000