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Edwardian walnut sideboard raised bevel edged mirror back, projecting cornice, carved foliate frieze, turned column supports above two drawers, two carved panel doors enclosing shelves and fitted interior, shaped apron with bracket supports, W167cm, H188cm, D57cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 569
Royal Oak Furniture 'Yorkshire Rose' oak dresser, two shelves with plate rack, two cupboards, three drawers and three cupboards enclosing a shelf, on bracket support, with carved Rose signature on plinth, W133cm, H190cm, D47cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 740
A George III and later inlaid oak eight day longcase clock, with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and engraved centre with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, plate above engraved 'Rob Fletcher Chester', with movement striking on a bell, the hood with broken swans neck pediment, the case with fluted corner angles and bracket feet, 228cm H
Los 761
A George III style mahogany bureau, with fall enclosing a fitted interior, above two short and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, incorporates some earlier timbers, 102cm H x 94cm W x 55cm D CONDITION REPORT: The panelling to the back is 20th century stained pine. The handles, escutcheon and hinges are not original. The drawer fronts are re-veneered or partly re-veneered. Other repairs to veneer. The back edge of the top of the bureau is replaced. General light age wear patina throughout. (As found)
Los 771
A George III and later cross banded walnut bureau, with fall enclosing a fitted interior with various drawers, alcoves and secret compartments, above two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, 99cm H x 92cm W x 51cm D CONDITION REPORT: The handles and escutcheons are not original. The hinges to the fall and internal door and the leather skivers are also not original. It is possible to see on all drawer fronts where older handles were once placed. The veneer has had some repairs and replacements and some small losses, it may be that the herringbone inlay is not original and other alterations to the veneer also and some coloured replaced sections of veneer below the edge of the fall. General age wear patina of scratches and scuffs throughout. The bracket feet may not be original. However, overall despite faults, of an ok appearance. (Please see additional images)
Los 2603
Mark Hawkins of Bury St Edmunds - an early George III mahogany repeating bedroom bracket clock, having a caddy top with brass carry handle, arched brass dial with silvered disc to the arch signed Mark Hawkins St Edmundsbury, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, single winding hole for a brass eight day wire driven fusee movement with verge escapement, the hour pull repeat striking three hammers on three bells, finely engraved backplate and engraved brackets, the case with glazed sides, back and door, h.49cm (handle up); together with a later mahogany wall bracket (2)Note: Mark Hawkins of Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket was born in 1707 and died 1767. He was the third son of Mark Hawkins Snr. Hawkins had a workshop at the corner of Hatter Street, Cook Row, Bury St Edmunds and a shop in Newmarket. He is listed in detail in Haggar & Miller's Suffolk Clock & Clockmakers.Case re-polished.Some replacement veneers, especially to left of back door, but generally good.All fretwork panels good.Backplate with four very small unexplained holes.Brackets appear original, no sign of others.All brass good.Appears fairly recently overhauled.In running order.Pull repeat and all hammers working.Bracket with new back.
Los 552
A pair of early 20th century taxidermy toucans (Ramphastos toco) each mounted on a branch in a naturalistic setting within a glazed display case, bearing a label to the case back for J. Needham, Naturalist 88 Southwark Bridge Road. w.66, d.24, h.70cm.Split to back right of backboard running from top almost completely through to the bottom.Further split to top left corner.Small split to top of case where hanging bracket has been mounted.Water marks to both outside edges.Condition of birds good, colours strong.Naturalistic setting good.Some movement.Taped to top and bottom edges of case.
Los 534
A REGENCY DESIGN BRACKET CLOCK, having Coromandel case with architectural pediment, brass mounted with side handles and fish scale grilles, silvered dial with Roman numerals, engraved "Williams Royal Exchange, London", 8-day chiming movement, raised on brass bracket feet, 36.5cm high, 15cm dial
Los 582A
Early 19th century mahogany fall front bureau bookcase with shell inlay, four graduating drawers, inlaid and well fitted interior, raised bookcase with adjustable shelve and enclosed by two astragal glazed doors, splayed bracket feet, W99cm, H227cm, D52cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 363
A Hungarian Szegedi Butor double bass, with pickup, stand, bow and gigbag See illustrationReport by GHBelly area has a couple of let in repairs, signs of filler in places and a repaired crack down one edge, with glue residue. There is a crack running down from one of the S's to the base and a repaired area to the opposite side on the edge were the double base rests on its stand. Sides and edges generally knocked about, with a couple of small holes where a bracket may have been attached at one time. Overall not bad, bow in good condition.
Los 830
A Thomas Dawkins & Co music box, the 33.5 cm cylinder playing six airs, the governor bracket stamped with a sphinx, 66 cm wide See inside front cover colour illustrationReportTune sheet present but detached. All teeth present to combs. Glass missing from internal cover. Worm to case. Has been stored in an attic and is generally grubbyReport by GHNo broken or missing teeth. Winds and currently runs, appears to be working. Just grubby and case has some wood worm, knocks and wear etc
Los 873
An early 19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, the moulded cornice above a pair of lancelet bar glazed doors, the base with a secretaire drawer above three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, 110 cm wide See illustrationReport by GHGeneral wear and tear. No major issues and presents well. Just the usual slight veneer defects, splits etc. No key
Los 876
A George III mahogany bureau bookcase, the moulded and dentil cornice above a pair of panel doors, the base with a fall front above two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, 108 cm wide See illustrationReport by RBNo shelvesReport by GHSome damage to edge mouldings and knocks to corners and edges. Interior generally good, one drawer front cracked. Hinges replaced. Top two drawers in the base have locks, but the middle does not. The bottom drawer also has a lock. No shelves for top section. Brass work all looks like it is probably original. Just above the top left drawer of the base there is a large knock to the corner of the bureau fall front and some wood loss. General knocks, scratches etc all over. Legs may have been repaired at some point. Drawer linings go back to front. The top and the bottom appear to be of a similar colour and look like they match. Various other splits and gouges to wood in places
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