George III inlaid oak-cased eight-day brass dial longcase clock, 'Donisthorpe' (probably Joseph Donisthorpe of Normanton), the 12-inch break-arched dial having a brass chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with circular boss inscribed 'Donisthorpe' over silvered calendar crescent, within scroll spandrels, the arch with Bacchus mask between sea serpents, the case with dentil-carved swan neck pediment, brass discs and ball and spire finial over fluted columns with brass capitals, star-inlaid and crossbanded long trunk door between fluted quadrants on a plain base with wavy apron and integral bracket feet, 222cm high Condition: Dial with light tarnishing to chapter ring and to silvered calendar crescent, minor losses to blacking of numerals, calendar functions when hands are moved. Movement appears sound though maybe of slightly later date. No packing beneath seat board. Case - minor veneer cracking to hood frame, plus a few minor knocks to moulding above base. Slight age warping otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
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Good quality 19th Century inlaid mahogany linen press, the upper section with swan-neck pediment over satinwood-crossbanded doors, each centred by a large marquetry urn issuing flowers in the manner of Edwards & Roberts, enclosing five oak-lined tray shelves, the lower section of three graduated satinwood-crossbanded drawers with brass oval back plate bale handles on ogee bracket feet, 130cm x 54cm x 222cm high Condition: Light external wear including minor knock to left door and very tight veneer cracking to satinwood crossbanding plus knocks to ogee bracket feet, dark mark to right hand short drawer and a couple of small veneer losses to drawer dividers, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
17th Century and later ebonised bracket or table clock, the unsigned 6-inch square brass dial with silvered chapter ring having Roman hours, Arabic minutes and half hour divisions with inner quarter hour and minute tracks framing a matted centre with aperture beneath XII, angel mask spandrels, later wire-driven twin-fusee movement with anchor escapement, the case with pierced gilt metal basket top and acorn finials, 36cm high including handle Condition: Dial - tarnishing to chapter ring. The matted centre has an aperture at 12 instead of 6 so is probably the wrong way up. Movement would have previously been verge and crownwheel, now with late 18th/19th Century twin fusee movement. Case has some rubbing to high points of gilding of basket surmount, patching to one rear corner of top, missing rear door escutcheon and some rubbing to outer rear door edge. Marks to front door beneath escutcheon (which is the wrong way up). General wrinkling and cracking to ebonising, feet are of a later date. Overall a restoration project or for parts, and sold as seen - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century Colonial hardwood cabinet, probably Indo-Portuguese, the rectangular top with stepped ovolu-moulded edge over four banks of six drawers, each with carved rope-twist border and pierced lobed circular back plate ring handle, on bracket feet, 76cm x 42.5cm x 100cm high Condition: Horizontal crack across top around 3 inches from back edge, general light scratching and wear to top commensurate with age and use, some variation in colour of drawer fronts particularly one drawer but no further evidence of replacement, some vertical cracking to side panels. Small loss to tip of left front bracket foot plus a section of rear right bracket foot missing meaning that the cabinet does not currently sit level - **General condition consistent with age
Late 18th/early 19th Century oak chest of drawers of small proportions, the moulded two-piece rectangular top over six graduated long drawers with brass drop handles on bracket feet, 74.5cm x 47.5cm x 76.6cm high Condition: General heavy wear to top including deep scarring and some infill to right hand side. Shallow top drawer is green baize-lined and compartmentalised whereas other drawers are plain. Typical vertical splits to sides otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
Fine 19th Century 'Black Forest' inlaid walnut musical cuckoo bracket or table clock, circa 1879, retailed by Camerer, Cuss & Co, London, the 6.25-inch Gothic chapter ring with bone numerals and hands, wire-driven twin-fusee movement striking on a coiled gong, bellows-operated cuckoo and musical box to base with 6.25-inch barrel and complete comb playing six airs, the backboard with hand written detail to printed card, inscribed S30.6.79 in a 19th Century hand, printed label of Camerer, Cuss & Co dated 11.36 and 12.43 with additional label to exterior, the case with ebonised eagle surmount over twin-door cuckoo aperture between finials, the architectural case with breakfront corners and carved scroll work over inlaid stepped base, 61.5cm high Condition: Dial has minor staining to numerals and hands, movement currently ticks and cuckoo functions but extensively tested and sold as seen, one pair of bellows has been replaced. Musical mechanism has a complete combe but extensively tested and sold as seen. Case has a later dowel peg to rear of eagle surmount, one finial is detached but present, minor wear to lower stage of ebonised base including rubbing to front edge and slight crack to rear ogee bracket foot, but overall very nice condition and private provenance - **General condition consistent with age
Small Selection of RAF/FAA Station Equipmentconsisting printed cotton, white ensign flag. White cotton with central cross with Union flag on top corner. Rope and brass hook securing ... Red painted 'Fire' bucket, complete with wall bracket. Together with George V Government fire extinguisher. This example retaining red painted exterior with transfer crowned GVR cypher. Complete with wall fixing bracket. 3 items.
George III figured mahogany bureau, top with flap cross-banded and with white-wood string opening to reveal fitted interior with central cupboard and various stationery drawers and pigeon holes, base with two short and three long graduated drawers, brass bale handles, bracket feet, width 106cm (42"), depth 56cm (22"), height 104cm (41").
A George III mahogany pedestal partners desk, with a gilt tooled brown leather lined top, with nine drawers around a kneehole, three short drawers and two cupboards verso, raised on later bracket feet 79 x 127 x 92cm (31 x 50 x 36in) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire Adapted with two slides to the sides, later cupboard doors, old restoration, feet reduced and lacking side carrying handles.
A small late George III mahogany bracket clock, circa 1800, the breakarch case with folding handle above 5inch (13cm) circular silvered dial inscribed 'Thos Pace, London', verge movement with canted upper corners to the plates, the case with arched brass side fret panels all on ogee brass bracket feet, 29.5cm high
Henry Simcock, Daintree, an ebonised bracket clock, circa 1700, the bell top case with handle above and four urn finials, the single fusee verge six latched pillar movement with quarter pull repeat on two bells, the 18cm square brass dial with winged cherub spandrels, silvered chapter ring, mock pendulum and date apertures, ringed winding hole, signed to the scroll engraved backplate, glazed sides, on four brass disc feet, with later wall bracket having frieze drawer. Note: Henry Simcock is recorded working in Daventry (also known as Daintree) circa 1714. See Baillie (GH) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, p.292. 36 x 26.50cm (14 x 10in) ConditionLooks to have been repolished / cleaned. With later wall bracket. Seatboard nailed to supporting blocks. Repeating work/train may be a 20th century replacement or addition. Appears fully wound. Currently ticking but not tested for any duration. I suspect refurbished 20 or 30 years ago when purchased. Has a crank wind key and case key. See photos.
A Regency ebonised bracket clock, the single pad top case with carrying handle above 8inch (20cm) painted dial signed 'Benjn. Polack Sheffield', having Roman numerals and twin fusee bell striking movement, with two brass scale fret panels below, upon a stepped base and ogee brass feet 40 x 33cm (16 x 13in) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire
John Ellicott, London, a mid-18th century red lacquer and chinoiserie decorated bracket timepiece of small proportions, the case with carrying handle above 5inch brass dial, signed to a silvered plaque in the arch, gilt mask spandrels, mock pendulum aperture, the 4 pillar verge movement with tapering plates, signed to the backplate, 33cm high with handle folded, 197mm wide
Markwick Markham, London, a good early George III ebonised, ormolu mounted and brass inlaid table clock for the Turkish market, the signed silvered dial with three train movement chiming on 8 bells, and striking on a further bell, tune selection 'A Minuett' or 'A March' to the arch, strike/not strike and chime/not chime subsidiary small dials to the upper spandrels, date aperture, the engraved backplate signed, the bell-top case with folding handle and four pineapple finials, arched side frets and pendant corner mounts, all on stepped bracket feet 53 x 35cm (21 x 14in) Markwick Markham (1725-1805) specialised in clocks for the Turkish market. Several clocks of similar design have appeared on the market in recent years. converted from verge to anchor escapement.Conditionconverted from verge to anchor escapement. Later retaining brackets for movement backplate into case. Currently ticking but not striking/chiming.
A George I walnut chest on chest, feather banded border decoration, the upper half with three short and three long drawers, flanked by canted and fluted column sides above a base with a brushing slide and three long drawers, the lower drawer with an inlaid sunburst, on later bracket feet and later handles 182 x 104 x 55cm (71 x 41 x 21in) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire
![An 18th century German Rococo walnut longcase clock by Johann Rieppolt, Augsburg, [master 1727], the ornate carved case with](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/42ff510c-0e0a-4078-b5a6-aaa400ba48a2/541ea857-7c88-44bd-935a-aab1010e2f3d/468x382.jpg)
An 18th century German Rococo walnut longcase clock by Johann Rieppolt, Augsburg, [master 1727], the ornate carved case with 11.5inch (29cm) dial, signed to the arch and numbered 686, above strike/silent lever, silvered chapter ring, scroll spandrels, with three train movement chiming on two bells and striking on a third bell, all on a bombe plinth with bracket feet 249cm (97in) Provenance: Mawley Hall, Shropshire
A pair of French onyx and gilt metal mounted pedestals, early 20th century, each with square top above a Corinthian capital and straight shaft, above waisted collars and square bases, each on four bracket feet, 113cm high, the tops 33cm square Provenance: Private collection from a country house, Derbyshire
A George II burr walnut and feather banded chest on chest, circa 1735, the moulded cornice above three short and three long graduated drawers flanked by fluted angles, the lower section with a brushing slide above three long graduated drawers, the lowest drawer centred by a concave section decorated with parquetry 'compass' dial motif, on shaped bracket feet, 174cm high, 107cm wide, 55cm deep Provenance: Property from a private estate, Wiltshire
A George III pollard oak chest on chest, circa 1780, the moulded cornice incorporating a chequer banded frieze, above two short and six long graduated drawers, flanked on each side by canted and blind fretwork decorated angles, on solid pollard oak ogee shaped bracket feet, 182cm high, 126cm wide, 56cm deep
A simulated tortoiseshell and gilt japanned bureau bookcase, circa 1720, decorated throughout with figures in traditional village scenes, the double domed cornice with three ball and spike finials, above a pair of mirror panelled doors, opening to an arrangement of pigeon holes, shelves and small drawers, the lower section with a hinged fall opening to an arrangement of pigeon holes, small drawers and a slide covered well, above two short and two long graduated drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 211cm high, 95cm wide, 54cm deep Provenance: Private collection, Kent
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