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Los 1005
Early 19th century walnut secrétaire, rectangular top above full width drawer, hinged writing surface with green leather inset enclosing small drawers and shelves, lower section fitted with double cupboard enclosing additional shelves and drawer, raised on bracket feet with scalloped apronDimensions: Height: 135cm Length/Width: 65cm Depth/Diameter: 42cm
Los 185
Oak cased 8 day longcase clock, with arched brass dial, named for George Fair of Berwick, decorated with brass spandrels, Roman numerals to the hours, Arabic numerals to the minutes, subsidiary seconds and date dials. Broken arch with swan neck scrolls to the hood, turned brass columns with brass chapiters flanking the glazed door. Slender long case, arched door over panelled base with bracket feet. Pendulum and weights present (catgut lacking to the drums). Overall height 222cm, width 48cm maximum.
Los 45
A GEORGE II FIGURED WALNUT AND FEATHERBANDED BACHELOR'S CHEST OF DRAWERS IN THE MANNER OF GILES GRENDEY, CIRCA 1740 The quarter-veneered top above a brushing slide 77.5cm high, 76cm wide, 45.5cm deepFor a related George II walnut chest of drawers see Christie's, The English Collector & Tapestries, 500 Years Decorative Arts Europe, London, 31st October 2012, Lot 71, (£20,000 incl. BP). Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.Observations include: some veneer losses and replacements; the bracket feet repaired incorporating later timber; some tape and later nails to the back; some oak drawer linings split with fillet; the brass handles are possibly later replacements, there are discreet signs of filler to the interior and exterior handle area; there is no obvious sign of worm.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Los 380
A GEORGE II WALNUT AND FEATHERBANDED CHEST OF DRAWERS CIRCA 1730 The upper central drawer with an inset leather writing surface 76cm high, 75cm wide, 47cm deep Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are some losses and restorations: some use of filler, patched veneers, fillets, leg repairs and detached blocking; the brass handles and escutcheons in keeping and are later; the locks are later and there is one key that operates the locks; later leather to the writing surface; a later section of wood to the front above the top drawers.Observations include: there is some evidence of old worm; pleasing features include the re-entrant corners, reeded curved corner pilasters and the curved bracket feet.An unusual arrangement of drawers and writing surface to this chest of good neat size with well figured walnut.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Los 476
A group of pewter items to include a set of five graduated jugs stamped to the base Peltrato '95 along with coffee pot and pedestal oval shaped centre dish, together with a gilt wood wall bracket in the Rococo style with ornate designLocation:LAMIf there is no condition report, please request.
Los 1141
Shackleton Avro Shackleton T Mk 4 fuselage section Avro Shackleton T Mk 4 Fuselage section and flight deck "WG 511 PILOT TRAINING AIRCRAFT"Originally built as a Mk1A. Maritime Reconnaissance Aircraft,WG511 re-entered service in August 1957 to serve with the Maritime Operational Training Unit at R.A.F. Kinloss as a pilot trainer.#The flight deck and navigation suite remain fitted with much equipment .8.5 meters approx overall length of fuselage.Height as mounted on support is 4.7m2.5 m wide approximatelyPurchasers may need to comply with The Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 The fuselage where visible internally and externally appears to be in good order, it is supported on steel U-shaped supports and mounted on a flatbed twin axle lorry trailer, the rear axle of and chassis is visible, tyres are fitted but deflated and old, much of the exhibit is built around with timber walls and exhibition cases, all will require removal before the lot can be removed. The forward end of the supporting chassis is now visible and has its towing bracket stowed below the exhibit. Weight is unknown Dimensions given are approximate due to restricted access Purchasers may need to comply with The Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 Flambards will ensure there is access for a vehicle to enable the removal of the Shackelton exhibit by the end of June 2025
Los 879
Britain in the Blitz 5 Guinness Advertising items 5 Guinness advertising items. A printed metal tray, LxW, 41x31.5cm, a stand-up Pelican card advert with 3 bottles of Guinness in its beak, HxW 42x26.5cm, a Guinness For Strength laminated card advert, HxW 15x39.5cm, a card stand-up advert, HxW 23x15.5cm & a plastic display glass of Guinness, 14cm tall.Guinness display glass good with light scratches good overallHelps the Doctor ad card lightly marked good overallGuinness for strength tray , horse and cart appears to be retouched other light old overpainted restoration,corner of tray folded over but repairable fair overallGuinness for strength card and tin advert lacks rear support bracket,corner knock and nail hole to one corner fair/good overallToucan standing card advert knocks and loose printed layer around feet, with some delaminating of the card and old glued down short tearnear bottom of bird overall good considering fragility.
Los 880
Britain in the Blitz Craven A Advertising Clock & BTH Bakelite Speaker A moulded plastic Craven 'A' Cigarettes advertising wall clock with Smith's Sectric movement (untested), HxW 36.5x33cm. Plus a circular bakelite speaker by BTH, HxD 37.5x34. The speaker front has numerous breaks in it. To include the small wooden bracket shelf which the speaker sits on.condition is good with no obvious cracks or losses the painted finish shows some signs of light wear and patination the electric mechanisn looks original, it is dirty but intact and not testedoverall has a pleasing appearance
Los 602
A George III ebonised bracket clock, the folding handle above inverted bell top case, arched brass 6inch dial, silvered calendar dial to arch, gilt Indian mask spandrels, signed on a curved plaque 'Cha. Clay, London', additional spandrels to the front door, arched glazed side panels and rear door, fully engraved backplate with single fusee 5 pillar movement converted to anchor escapement, pull repeat, striking on two bells, on ball feet 41cm high (handle folded)seems to run but not tested as to duraction and accuracy. Holes in the backplate implying alteration - in fact probably a Dutch-made clock with an added London name plaque. Could do with some cleaning and polishing.
Los 688
A late George III satinwood and rosewood crossbanded secretaire chest, the top drawer fitted with green baize writing surface sliding to reveal various lidded compartments, over three long drawers with a shaped apron on bracket feet83 x 95 x 54.5cmThe top back panel is loose, There are old marks/scratches to both the top and side that have been varnished over. There is some loose components from the top drawers compartments. Several pieces of missing vaneer on the front. Please refer to the additional images.
Los 624
A William IV mahogany kneehole dressing table, in the manner of Gillows, comprising of seven drawers around a central kneehole on fluted legs and brass castors76 x 153 x 60cmGeneral wear consistent with age and usetop sun bleached at the back also with slight shrinkage and a bit wavy, raising to the rear left corner where it joins the baseknocks to the drawer fronts and legs consistent with useleft flank also very sun bleachedkneehole bracket on the right corner slightly looseSee photos
Los 506
A George III mahogany tea caddy, the sarcophagus hinged cover with chevron stringing and brass carrying handle, raised on shaped bracket feet16 x 25 x 14cmProvenance: Tanners, Kedington, SuffolkThis item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate Ref No. 8XJ8TA11
Los 551
A George III mahogany bureau bookcase, the dental moulded cornice above a pair of mirrored cupboard doors and candle slides, the fall front with fitted interior over four long drawers on bracket feet207 x 106 x 57cmGood colour, finish and patination overall, mirror to doors are a later replacements and one set of door hinges look to have been replaced, loss of three ring pulls to internal drawers, faint written indentation to fall front
Los 503
A carved mahogany wine cooler on stand, 18th century, in Rococo style, the canted rectangular edge with leaf moulding above gadrooned sides with two gilt goat mask handles, with lead lined interior, the stand upon bold leaf carved scroll feet with brass casters52 x 64 x 61cmSee images we do not believe it previously had a cover, castors appear original the stand separates from the base, screw holes indicate it has been fixed to the base previously the lead liner has condition issues, multiple holes and losses, the base is split down one edge and the wooden base underneath is also loose. two corners have been re-enforced by strap metal corner straps, the drainage hole has been soldered over the top edge has a later wooden slip which is now incomplete and falling off general wear and knocks to the extremities, one foot split to the corner C-scroll bracket losses to the wood surrounding the castors Handles knocked and very rubbed, probably associated, they dont appear to be bronze but most likely a cast metal alloy, the goat mask is very similar to handles used in the 1760's attributed to Samuel Norman Provenance: local estate, within the family for many years
Los 418
An early George III mahogany bureau, fall front with strip moulding, over four drawers with original brass handles, on bracket feet95.5 x 81 x 47cmHeight of fall front when down is 70.5cm highPlease see photosTop with multiple water marks and heat marks, general wear, a large knock with about an inch missing of the back left cornerInterior possibly re made at a later date, handles on the drawers laterleft loper missing veneer with replacement metal handle right loper with replacement veneerTop drawer is missing cockbeading to the right vertical,third drawer with loss to the cockbeading to the right side of the top sectionfourth long drawer cockbeading on the lower edge is loosedrawer fronts and carcass heavily knocked Some dry cracks to the right flank
Los 770
A George III mahogany tea caddy, of rectangular form applied with a brass swing handle, opening to three compartments, upon ogee bracket feet, 15cm H x 24cm W x 13cm D, a Regency rosewood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, applied ring handles, upon cast brass feet, 17cm H x 19cm W x 12cm D, along with a birch Tunbridge ware glove box, with a watered silk interior, 8cm H x 25cm W x 10cm D (3) (at fault)
Los 828
George III mahogany glazed library bookcase, later converted to a gun cabinet, the moulded dentil cornice over a blind fretwork frieze and a pair of glazed doors opening to three adjustable shelves, upon the associated base formed with a brushing slide above a pair of panelled cupboard doors, all upon bracket feet, 220cm H x 117cm W x 38cm D
Los 831
A late George III mahogany Lancashire country house dresser, the plate rack with a scroll moulded pediment over two shelves and six spice drawers enclosed by a pair of spice cupboards, upon the base formed with a central oak lined and cock beaded drawer over a pair of cupboard doors, flanked by two banks of four graduated conforming drawers and fluted quarter pilasters, all upon ogee bracket feet, 252cm H x 252cm W x 56cm D, base measures 94cm H x 248cm W x 56cm D (at fault)
Los 814
A George III oak dresser base, of cottage proportions, the twin plank moulded top over a pair of lip moulded drawers, upon cabriole fore legs extending to pad feet, and chamfered rear legs of square section, 77cm H x 128cm W x 43cm DCondition reportGeneral stains, rings and water marks to the dresser top, one end of the top has been cleated, please see additional images.Evidence of historic woodworm in the drawer sides, drawer bases are later, no stoppers on the drawers, runners also are later.Age split to the RH side, metal bracket added to the underside of the front RH leg, both front legs possibly missing blocks to the tops.Overall the dresser appears to be structurally sound with little or no play in the joints.
Los 833
A George III mahogany bureau, the fall front opening to a compartmented interior, and a central door inlaid with a conch shell, all above four graduated oak lined drawers applied with oval brass back plates and swing handles, enclosed by canted corners, overall outlined with stringing, upon flared ogee bracket feet, 108cm H x 115cm W x 53cm D
Los 800
A Jacobean and later oak chest of drawers, the moulded three plank top over an arrangement of four long oak lined drawers, each moulded as a pair of drawers, the second deep drawer applied with lunette beading, all applied with brass droplet handles upon bracket feet, 93cm H x 104cm W x 58cm D
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