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Los 642
An early 20th century mahogany library bookcase/display unit having 2 end full height glazed cupboards, one enclosed by 3 glazed doors with 3 drawers under, the other enclosed by 2 glazed doors with drawers under, the lower central section having 2 panelled doors on raised plinth base and bracket feet width 144''
Los 613
A mid 18th century ebonized bracket clock. Brass face with brass spandrels, Roman and Arabic chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture. The face and movement are engraved with the name of the maker Hampson (John), Wrexham and numbered 1160. Single fusee movement, chiming on a three bell carillon. 45 x 24cm; 17.5 x 9.5in. For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 620
A late 18th century mahogany bracket clock with Chinese Chippendale style case and blind fretwork. Silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary months dial, signed John Hamilton, Glasgow (1780-4). Double fusee movement. 46 x 30cm; 18 x 12in. For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 638
Late 18th century long case clock, oak case with arched canopy, swan neck pediment, turned pilasters, trunk with quartered columns, short door, box base with canted corners, original bracket feet decorated all over with panels of figured mahogany, painted dial with sporting gentleman picture panel marked James Sharratt, Stone, stored A.J. Thornton, 1967, 8-day movement striking on single gong, pendulum and two cast iron weights, height 220cm (87). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 651
George III mahogany linen press, dentil cornice above two single panel doors with cock beading, base with two short and two long drawers, oak drawer linings, cock beading and original handles all standing on bracket feet, width 130cm (51), depth 62cm (24), height 200cm (79). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 653
Edwardian mahogany double standing corner cupboard, architectural pediment above frieze with inlaid swags of flowers, double doors, Gothic design, astragals covering three fixed shelves, base with two single panel doors, smothered in white wood parquetry inlay, all standing on bracket feet, width 79cm (31), depth 43cm (17), height 120cm (87). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 659
George III mahogany floor standing corner cupboard, swan neck pediment with key pattern and rosette moulding, top section with two doors, each with raised panels opening to reveal painted barrel back interior with three fixed shaped shelves, base with two cupboard doors all standing on ogee bracket feet, width 122cm (48), height 221cm (87). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 664
George III mahogany bureau bookcase, architectural pediment above two glazed doors, each with six hand drawn clear glass panels, covering three adjustable shelves, base with flap opening to reveal fitted interior, all above two short and two long graduated drawers, the whole bureau bookcase standing on ogee bracket feet, width 107cm (42), depth 56cm (22), height 242cm (95). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 675
George III mahogany chest of two short and two long drawers, rectangular top with cross banding and white wood string, frieze with diamonds of satinwood, drawers with cock beading, pine linings, steel locks, replacement brass oval plate handles, all standing on splay bracket feet, width 90cm (35), depth 48cm (19), height 89cm (35). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 676
George III mahogany chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, rectangular top with ogee mould, drawers with original brass bale handles, cock beading, oak drawer linings and steel locks, bracket feet, width 104cm (42), depth 53cm (21), height 89cm (35). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 686
George III mahogany chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, rectangular top with ogee mould, drawers all with cock beading and original brass bale handles, all standing on bracket feet, width 109cm (43), depth 57cm (22), height 91cm (36). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 687
George III mahogany chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, rectangular top with three reed edge, drawers all with cock beading, bone escutcheons, turned knobs, pine linings with blue paper, standing on replacement bracket feet, width 84cm (33), depth 46cm (18), height 94cm (37). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 688
George III mahogany bureau of small proportions, flap opening to reveal fitted interior, comprising stationery compartments, four drawers flanking central cupboard, base with four long graduated drawers, replacement brass handles and escutcheons, original steel locks, oak sides and bracket feet, width 76cm (30), depth 43cm (17), height 91cm (36). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 701
Early 19th century oak dresser base, rectangular top with decorative cross banding, seven mahogany cross banding drawers with replacement brass handles and escutcheons surrounding two door cupboards, with raised and fielded panels all flanked by quartered columns and standing on bracket feet, width 168cm (66), depth 53cm (21), height 80cm (31). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 720
Late 18th century oak floor standing corner cupboard, top section with two doors, each fitted with two panels, with ogee bead and cross banded in walnut, lower section fitted two drawers of similar single panel design, white painted interior with fixed shelves, all standing on bracket feet, width 94cm (37), height 201cm (79). . For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 733
George III walnut veneered small kneehole desk, top with cross banding above one long and two stacks of three short drawers, central apron drawer with cupboard to kneehole, all standing on bracket feet, width 81cm (32), depth 49cm (19), height 79cm (31). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 737
Late 18th century walnut dressing table mirror, rectangular glass supported in gesso and moulded frame, box base with ogee front containing three drawers, all standing on moulded bracket feet, width 37cm (14.5), depth 20cm (8), height 56cm (22). For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
Los 478
An 18th century and later oak longcase clock, the hood with a moulded cornice, and three quarter columns above a long trunk door, box base and bracket feet, the 27.5cm brass dial with gilt leaf spandrels, the silver chapter ring with Roman numerals, the central silvered panel engraved with a landscape scene, inscribed Thos Hall, Rumsey, the 30-hour movement striking on a bell, 207cm high
Los 3078
A 19th century Russian brass twin-handled ogee samovar and stand, fluted and lobed reservoir, lift-off cover with everted neck pierced with stars, cylindrical chimney with turned ivory handle, scrolling handles, lotus-capped pedestal, incurved square base, foliate bracket feet, circular slop bowl en suite, the urn 67cm high, stamped G.P. within a rectangular lozenge, c. 1840 Condition Report: Each twin-handle turning either side of the reservoir are in-keeping replacements. One handle scroll support is currently loose. The tap is also loose but present and the repair would be clean. Surface wear and some light bumps commensurate with age and use.
Los 3234
A late Victorian silver-plated rectangular desk stand, the plateau centred by a wafer box, flanked by a pair of mounted cut glass wells, the front with a dished pen tray and associated silver pen, the skirted base cast in the Rococo taste with a frieze of putti, cartouches, foliage and alternating C and S-scrolls, within reeded borders, bracket feet, 28.5cm wide, maker's mark, probably by Spurrier & Co of Birmingham and London, c. 1900 Condition Report: Generally good condition.
Los 3261
A Victorian Wilson's Patent silvered brass counter bell, by William Tonks & Sons, Birmingham, flowerhead push-button mechanism, domed bell, the base cast with a frieze of heraldic shields supported by lions rampant surmounted by a beaded border, outswept bracket feet with leafy bosses and scrolls, 10cm high, registration lozenge, registered March 18th 1868
Los 77
A Japanese black lacquer pillar table cabinet, slightly oversailing top above sliding covers recto and verso, blind sides, decorated in hiramakie with sinuous lines, each face pierced with foliate motifs and scrolls, swan neck carrying handle, bracket feet, 26cm high, 18cm wide, Meiji period; A Japanese Meiji period lacquer tea caddy (2)
Los 226
A fine 19th Century British Naval presentation sword, 'PRESENTED BY THE SEAMEN OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP EURYALUS TO LIEUNT CHARLES PEAKE; AS A TOKEN OF THEIR ESTEEM AND GRATITUDE: XXVIIITH AUGST MDCCCXXI', curved hatchet point blade 32 in., etched along its entire length with naval and martial motifs, a crowned garter, Neptune, the allegorical figure of Hope, and the dedication, all amid foliate scrolls; gilt copper stirrup hilt with lion head pommel, triangular langets with swagged and tied edges and displaying the stern of a ship in relief, border engraved cross piece with scrolling acanthus terminal, ornate knuckle bow in the form of winged Victory, wire bound horn grip; part scabbard of black leather with heavy gilt copper mounts: the locket and band well engraved with scrolls and arms against a seeded ground, each set with an oval medallion depicting Hope (locket) and Hercules fighting the Nemean Lion (band), and each with a suspension bracket in the form of a writhing dolphin (retaining the swivel clips from the belt, lower part of scabbard missing). The presentation of this sword in 1821 (together with a silver vase) is recorded by O'Byrne, who notes that Peake "commanded the Euryalus for a short period". He had previously taken part in a number of actions including cutting out operations and the taking of prizes. Reference: William O'Byrne, 'Naval Biographical Dictionary Vol 2'
Los 174
A George II walnut and featherbanded chest of drawers, circa 1740, attributed to Giles Grendey, the rectangular caddy moulded quarter veneered top, above a brushing slide and four graduated drawers, above shaped bracket feet, 79cm high, 80cm wide, 52cm deep For a chest of virtually identical size, design and construction, and bearing the trade label of Giles Grendey, see Adam Bowett, Early Georgian Furniture 1715-1740, Antique Collectors Club, 2009, page 104, plate 3:19. In addition, the unusual feature of hardwood rollers fitted to the feet, demonstrated by the example in Bowett s book, is also present on the current chest being offered, although the actual rollers of the chest being offered are lacking. The cut out elements of the feet (for the rollers) and the construction and features of this part of the chest are also virtually identical to those demonstrated by the current chest. Whilst depending on photographs only from the example in Bowett s book, it appears the current chest being offered could be as identical as one could expect. This strongly suggests the current chest was made in the same workshop. Giles Grendey became an apprentice in 1709, and by 1716 taking on his own apprentices. He had a workshop in St John's Square, Clerkenwell from where he ran a successful, largely export business. He made a large selection of furniture to include tables, chairs and mirrors through to case furniture. One of his most well known commissions was for the Duke of Infantado, Lacanzo in Northern Spain where he designed a large suite of scarlet japanned furniture. Some of the pieces retained one of his labels or the initials of one of his apprentices. However, although it is known that he had a thriving workshop, firm attributions are rare, with little evidence of bills in country house records and few pieces still in existence bearing one of his two trade labels.
Los 185
A George II mahogany clothes press, circa 1750, the moulded cornice above a pair of panelled doors incorporating four false drawer fronts, opening to hanging space, and a solid mahogany rear panel to upper part, above two long drawers and shaped bracket feet, 211cm high, 129cm wide, 66cm deep
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