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Preisdatenbank abonnierenGeorge II mahogany linen press, projecting cornice above two figured stepped ogee panelled doors, interior lined with damask fabric and fitted with hanging rail, panelled cupboard below, on bracket feet, W122cm, H178cm, D56cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A late George III Hepplewhite satinwood cylinder bureau bookcase, the tulipwood banded cornice with arcaded frieze, the two glazed doors with lancet-shaped glazing bars enclosing pale green silk-lined interior with three shelves, the tulipwood banded cylinder front enclosing fitted interior with eight pigeonholes, four small drawers and leather-lined writing slide with easel back, three long banded drawers beneath on splayed bracket feet, with later silvered handles, 39 x 24¼in. (99 x 61.5cm.), 84in. (213cm.) high.
A George I walnut tallboy, with moulded cavetto cornice above three short and three long banded drawers inlaid with feather stringing between canted fluted angles, the base with a brushing-slide and three long similarly inlaid drawers on bracket feet, 45 x 21½in. (114.25 x 54.5cm.), 71in. (180.25cm.) high, repolished in the 19th century, faded, 18th century alterations. * Provenance: The Le Pelley family, Guernsey, previous inhabitants of Beaucamps de Haut for several generations.
A George III mahogany serpentine fronted chest, of four graduated long drawers with original foliate gilt brass handles and pierced escutcheons, the ogee moulded top over a brushing slide and blind fret carved frieze between canted angles with blind fret carving, raised on shaped bracket feet, 37 x 21½in. (94 x 54.5cm.), 34in. (86.5cm.) high. * Provenance: The Le Pelley family, Guernsey, the previous occupants of Beaucamps de Haut for several generations.
A George III mahogany serpentine fronted chest, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, unusually large, of four deep drawers with original gilt brass drop handles, raised on ogee bracket feet, the sides with carrying handles, 43 x 23¼in. (109.25 x 59cm.), 50¼in. (127.5cm.) high. * Provenance: Asprey's, unknown date.
A George III mahogany bachelor's chest, the moulded top over a brushing slide and four graduated drawers with the original brasses, the top drawer with fitted divider, the two centre drawers with later dividers (tacked in place), raised on bracket feet, 30 x 17¼in. (76.25 x 43.75cm.), 30½in. (77.5cm.) high.
A William IV simulated rosewood and fruitwood sofa, the rectangular back with scrolled winged sides and squab cushions covered in turquoise, orange and green leaf pattern cut velvet, the arms on scrolled bracket supports with grained lappets, over banded rails with grained rosettes to the angles, on short reeded turned legs headed by grained paterae, on brass castors, 90in. (228.5cm.) wide, 36½in. (92.75cm.) high to back.
A George III mahogany striking longcase clock, the arched lantern with moulded cornice and arched glazed door within brass mounted stop fluted columns, the arched silvered Roman dial signed 'J.P. Milsome, Newbury', with Arabic outer minute track and subsidiary seconds and date dials, strike/silent dial to the arch, the trunk with arched panelled door, on a panelled base with bracket feet, the four pillar movement with anchor escapement, striking on a bell, 83in. (211cm.) high. * G. H. Baillie, in 'Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World' records a Milson in Newbury, c.1808.
A French bronzed and gilt brass Empire style mantel clock with twist fountain by Laine of Paris, the eight day movement with silk suspension striking the hours and half hours on a bell via an outside countwheel, the back plate stamped 'LAINE A PARIS 7 7 M.J 6', the silvered sunburst dial similarly signed, with Roman numerals and beaded bezel, the the architectural case with gilt bronze Marley horse surmount over a flared foliate pediment on column supports, the front with spiralled glass 'water fountain' rod issuing from a dolphin mask, above a rectangular bronze patinated base with gilt anthemion and foliate lappet border and baroque apron with integral bracket feet, 19½in. (49.5cm.) high, with pendulum.
An extremely rare Anglo-Indian ivory and penwork apothecary's chest, Vizagapatam, c.1780, the ivory veneered on a sandalwood base, decorated with engraved views of buildings in landscapes within borders of trailing flowers and foliage, silver metal carrying handles to the sides, the divided interior fitted with eight glass medicine bottles and silver metal lock and hinges, on shaped bracket feet, 10 x 6¼in. (25.5 x 15.8cm.), 7½in. (19cm.) high.
A fine George IV octagonal silver mounted pressed tortoiseshell tea caddy, the silver fittings hallmarked E. E. J. & W. Barnard, London 1829, the pagoda top with silver leaf and gouard finial, each side panel with pressed decoration of Gothic arched windows below a quatrefoil decorated frieze, on silver foliate bracket feet, the interior with ivory veneered borders and single lidded compartment, 6in. (15.2cm.) diameter, 7in. (17.75cm.) high.* Condition: There is a split across the tortoise shell panel at the rear approx. 1/4in. above and below the hinge extending the width of the 2in. panel. Also two tiny sections either side of the hinge approx 1/8in. wide x 1/32in. deep. There is a very slightly raised "blister" on one of the triangular sections of the lid near the edge and a small worn patch to one corner of the lid. Small chipped piece top right of the front side panel which has been re-affixed with glue – a tiny piece is missing from one corner of this piece. Two small cracks to ivory around lock. Two small triangular chips of tortoiseshell have been broken from the edge of the Inner lid 1/2in. at the widest; the other 1/4in. at the widest. Silver in good condition with matching marks.
A pair of Regency gilt metal and bronze chinoiserie candlesticks, each with a standing robed Chinese figure holding a parasol suspending bells, the cylindrical nozzle chased with foliate borders on columnar base with foliate mounts, square plinth and gilt metal scrolling foliate bracket feet, 12in. (30.5cm.) high. (2)
A matched George IV silver three piece tea service, London 1823-29, of compressed spherical form, each elaborately chased with fruit, flowers and foliage about an oval shaped cartouche, engraved with a crest and coat of arms, on four foliate bracket feet, comprising a teapot with foliate finial, leaf capped scroll handle and ivory inserts, Charles Fox, London 1829, 11in. (28cm.) long; a two-handled sugar bowl, Hyam Hyams, London 1823, 8in. (20.25cm) wide; and a milk jug with gadrooned helmet shaped top, Charles Fox, London 1825, 5½in. (14cm.) wide, gross weight 43.5 tr.oz. (3)
An early George III mahogany tallboy, with dentilled moulded cornice above two short and three long drawers with regilded pierced brasses, within canted fluted angles, the base with a brushing slide above three graduated long drawers on ogee bracket feet, 41½ x 22in. (105.5 x 56cm.), 73in. (185.5cm.) high. * Provenance: (Probably) Barbara Scott Beveridge, Perth, 4th April 1988.
A late George II mahogany tallboy of small proportions, with small cavetto moulded cornice and plain frieze, the upper section with three short and three long drawers above two short and three long drawers on bracket feet, 38 x 21¾in. (96.5 x 55.25cm.), 72in. (183cm.) high. * Provenance: J. Collins & Son, Bideford, Devon.
A 19th century mahogany linen press, having two panelled doors opening to reveal six slide out trays, fitted with two short and two long drawers to the base, raised on outswept legs and bracket feet, max width 51insCondition Report: Various marks, scuffs and damage, particularly to the sides. Handles possibly replaced. Not a bad colour overall. Max depth 26ins. Interior depth 21.75ins. Upper section height 41.5ins. Doors are not warped and close together but the right hand door will swing open so would need a key (which we do not have) feet are original. Max height 74.5ins.
A late Georgian oak bureau, the fall flap revealing an interior of a central cupboard flanked by pigeonholes and drawers, with four graduated long drawers below, raised on bracket fee, width 42insCondition Report: Top bracket missing to one interior pigeonhole. Quite country in style. Replacement handles and escutcheon. Various marks, scuffs and scratches. Height 42ins.
A George III mahogany bureau, with a finely inlaid interior of pigeon holes and small drawers carved with a 'brickwork' and blind fret carved decoration, enclosed by a fall, above four long graduated drawers, brass handles, on ogee bracket feet 105 x 90 x 53cm (41 x 35 x 21in) Good interior and patination, with a wonderful interior. Replacement handles
A late 19th/early 20th century Portuguese ships barometer. The brass case with weighted bottom is supported on gimble bracket. The silvered forecasting dial has domed glass cover and rack and pinion vernier. Signed J.J.B.L.M, 16a 22, R.N. Desterro, Lisbon. Length 94cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
A 19th century German bracket clock with bracket. The oak case has black forest style carving; a crown of roses in a bower on the trefoil pediment sweep down to curlicue feet. Framing a brass dial with brass spandrels with the face of a German forest spirit. The chapter ring has both Roman and Arabic numerals and two subsidiary dials for fast/slow and chime/silent. Three-train movement striking on a quintuple gong. 70 x 34 cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
A mid 19th century two-day marine chronometer by Thomas Roberts (34 Strand St. Liverpool). The three tiered, brass-bound mahogany cased with glass viewing lid, lifts to reveal brass bevelled chronometer on gimble bracket. The silvered face has both Roman and Arabic numerals and two subsidiary dials, with the maker's name in cursive. Two-day, chain driven fusee movement with Harrison maintaining power, spring detent escapement and blued helical hairspring. 19 x 18 x 18 cm. Contained within a secondary mahogany box with fittings in order to screw the container to the ship. 23 x 24 x 24 cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
An early 19th century marine chronometer by Brockbank & Atkins, London, No. 1167. The three tiered mahogany case with brass carry handles and ivory plaque with the serial no. 1167, the double lid lifts to reveal the brass bevelled chronometer on gimble bracket. The silvered face has both Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials with Arabic numerals and bears the maker's name in cursive. Two-day, chain driven fusee movement with Harrison maintaining power, spring detent escapement and blued helical hairspring. 16.8 x 15.7 x 15.7 cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
A Victorian walnut bracket clock. The pagoda top has three urn-shaped finials and tiling detail. A pair of brass figureheads of the goddess Athena flank the brass dial which has a silvered chapter ring with Arabic numerals and two subsidiary dials for strike/silent and slow/fast. Three-train movement striking on Westminster chime and single gong. 52 x 32cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
A Jaeger LeCoultre Atmos clock in presentation case and with brushed aluminium bracket (custom made for this clock). The brass framed case with four glass panels and chapter ring with brass Arabic numerals, encases the virtually perpetual motion movement, with the torsion pendulum driven by minute changes in either temperature or atmospheric pressure. 'Atmos, Swisse Made' on dial front and to verso 'LeCoultre & Cie, Swiss Made'. 22.5 x 18 x 13.5cm. For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
First half 20th century carved Chinese camphor chest, top decorated with duelling warriors on horseback, front panel carved with tranquil garden scenes, all standing on bracket feet, width 102cm (40"), height 58cm (23"), depth 56cm (22"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
George III mahogany chest on chest, top section with ogee mould, two short drawers, three long graduated canted fluted corners, base with three graduated drawers, all with replacement brass bale handles, original bracket feet, width 107cm (42"), height 184cm (72"), depth 56cm (22"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
Early 18th century Jacobean design chest of four graduated drawers, rectangular top with moulded edge, each drawer with later Victorian turned mahogany handle, geometric moulded decoration, cushion fronts to lower two drawers, replacement bracket feet, width 106cm (42"), heigh 102cm (40"), depth 56cm (22"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk
A George III mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swanneck pediment above silvered dial signed 'James Lock, Bath', having strike/silent to the arch, seconds dial and inset calendar dial, scroll and swag engraved decoration to the flat dial, with 4 pillar 8 day movement, the trunk with shaped top door upon a crossbanded base and bracket feet 230cm (90in)
A Queen Anne and later walnut bureau bookcase, with double dome arched top, mirrored doors and candle slides, above a fall enclosing a fitted and stepped interior with well compartment, above two long and two short drawers, on later bracket feet 209 x 104 x 59cm (82 x 41 x 23in) Good overall condition, replaced mirror glass, with expected fading, loose mouldings, later bracket feet and evidence of bun feet inside the lower drawer
A George I figured walnut chest on chest, with banded border decoration and sunburst inlay to the lower drawer, the top half with a moulded cornice, three small and three long drawers flanked by canted reeded sides, the lower half with four long graduated drawers, the narrow top drawer with a baize lined writing slope, brass pierced plate handles, on later bracket feet 171 x 104 x 54cm (67 x 41 x 21in) A well figured veneer with later fitted writing drawer and on replacement bracket feet
An early George III mahogany kneehole desk, with moulded border and re-entrant corners, above one long drawer, a central cupboard, blind kneehole drawer and six small side drawers, with brass swan neck handles, on ogee bracket feet 79 x 92 x 55cm (31 x 36 x 21in) Wonderfull colour and patination.
A George III mahogany bow front chest of drawers, with a brushing slide and a fitted top drawer with baize lined slide, lidded and open compartments, above two further long drawers, with brass handles, on swept bracket feet 87 x 91 x 60cm (34 x 35 x 23in) A nicely fitted interior and good colour, some bottle marks to the top and small inlay losses and a lifting veneer on the carcase by the top drawer.
A mid-Victorian figured walnut Davenport desk, with raised galleried back enclosing letter compartments and pen tray, the leather lined fall enclosing a maple wood veneered interior and side cupboard enclosing a series of four graduated drawers, open scroll bracket supports and on turned feet 92 x 56 x 55cm (36 x 22 x 21in) The condition is very good
An unusual late 19th century Wedgwood Ivanhoe pattern oval meat plate, transfer printed with a named-scene Ivanhoe Overthrows The Templar, the outswept rim printed with portrait roundels of knights, royals and figures of the Medieval court, bracket feet, 48.5cm wide, impressed and printed marks
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