An impressive Victorian carved oak chairman's or boardroom quarter chiming triple fusee bracket clock, the case with foliate and green man mask squared domed upper section with petal carved block surmount, above glazed arched door flanked by figural pillars, the brass dial with silvered Roman chapter ring and three subsidiary dials to arch, pierced scissor and branch hands, carved scroll and mask panels to sides, Whittington and Westminster chimes, 13½ x 10in. (34.25 x 25.5cm.), 22in. (56cm.) high; together with a carved oak Gothic revival bracket. (2) * Please note that this clock was subject to an extensive mechanical restoration by local horologist, Ian Lihou MBHI, in 2015 and is therefore in very good working order. Copies of work undertaken available on request.
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A late-Georgian mahogany linen press, the top with flared and moulded dentil cornice over two flame mahogany figured doors, opening to reveal interior with slides, the base with two short over single long drawers with brass swan neck handles, on bracket feet, 79½in. (202cm.) high, 49in. (124.5cm.) wide.
A chinoiserie decorated bureau bookcase of small proportions, in the George I style, early 20th century, the double domed pediment with boxed top finish above two scalloped arched doors, opening to reveal a shelved interior, bureau section with fitted interior, the base with two short over four long drawers, on bracket supports, 24 x 19in. (61 x 48.25cm.), 75in. (190.5cm.) high.
A George III silver salver, probably Mitchell & Russell, Newcastle 1812, circular with gadroon and shell rim, the plate with fine scrolling foliate and floral chasing, centralised lion passant crest with initialled monogram, on four tapering bracket supports, 11in. (28cm.) diameter, weight 25 tr.oz.
A 19th century Dutch walnut glazed cabinet, the shaped arched pediment above conforming astragal glazed double doors, shaped glazed panels to sides, lower section of three graduated convex and concave drawers of bombe form, on two large lion paw supports to front, bracket supports to rear, 60 x 14in. (152.5 x 35.5cm.), 80in. (203.25cm.) high.
A Regency mahogany plan or map table, the deep, circular revolving top with four frieze drawers alternating with four faux drawers, with ring handles on rosette back plates, raised on a substantial turned column with gadrooned upper section, on four swept, channelled supports with decorative brass cap castors, 60in. (152.5cm.) diameter, 29½in. (75cm.) high.* The family believes that the table was made by Trotter & Young of Edinburgh, c.1830.** Condition: Although low, the table doesn't appear to have been reduced in height. The top revolves, although it is a little stiff. The base has a substantial iron bracket beneath the top of the supports - this may have been added later, as there appear to be some old splits and cracks around the lower section of the column and top of one of the legs. The end of one leg has been repaired, approx. 2in. in from the brass cap. The table shows sign of considerable daily use as a dining table - the polish throughout is worn and there is wear around the brasses from cleaning and use. One side of the top has some dark spirit stains and the centre joint of the top is separating a little. Three of the legs appear to have a worn dark stained finish, but the other is not stained, which is a little odd - possibly this leg has been off and repaired at some point, as there are three dowels showing near this leg in the lower column. The table overall is stable and useable but would benefit from restoration to the finish.
A Victorian silver cruet stand, George Frederick Pinnell, London 1842, of rectangular bombe form, with floral and foliate repoussé decoration, shaped handle, seven concave cuts for bottle deposits, on four bracket style supports with conforming decoration, with matched cut glass salt and pepper, oil and vinegar, two condiment bottles and a silver topped mustard with spoon.
A George I walnut chest of drawers, early 18th century, the quarter veneered top with central oval panel, over two short and three long graduated drawers, the short drawers with burr wood rectangular panels framed with strung decoration, the three graduated drawers with two conforming panels encasing each of the brass swan neck handles, on bracket supports, 40 x 22½in. (101.5 x 57cm.), 31¾in. (80.5cm.) high.
Indian Dagger Katar, 18th or 19th Century, curved double edge blade chiselled with a narrow central ridge and thickened towards the point, iron hilt with pierced bracket for the blade, and baluster grip supported by splayed brackets, the hilt decorated overall with gold koftgari flowering foliage. Overall 34.5cms. Good condition, retaining approximately 65% of the gold decoration.
Indian Sword Khanda, 18th Century, broad double edge spatulate blade swollen towards the tip and braced at the forte with a steel mount in the form of a long lotus stem with up-turned bud finial, iron hilt of conventional form, broad knuckle bow and tall top spike with a lotus bud finial. Blade 81cms, overall 105cms. Good condition, some age wear overall, one small bracket which secures the hilt to the blade missing.
Indian Sword Khanda, Probably Late 17th Century, broad thin double edge blade braced at the forte with iron brackets extending down the blade [the longer bracket incomplete], iron hilt of conventional form covered with gilt foil, broad knuckle bow, tall pointed octagonal pommel spike. Blade 82cms, overall 101.5cm. Quite good condition, hilt worn, some rust and pitting to hilt and blade.
Indian Gauntlet Sword Pata, 17th or 18th Century, broad double edge firangi blade cut with a short narrow fuller, iron gauntlet hilt pierced and chiselled overall with flowering scrolling foliage, roped reinforced edge to gauntlet, iron bracket to retain the arm, cylindrical iron grip (loose). Overall 128cms, blade 94cms. Good condition, age worn, small working life braised repair to hilt, and traces of silver foil covering.
Indian Gauntlet Sword Pata Built for a Youth, probably 18th century, broad thin double edge blade cut with a shallow fuller, pieced iron gauntlet hilt with flowering foliage, rows of tiny parrots, and beaded edges. Overall 114cms, blade 88cms. Good condition, braised and copper riveted repairs to basket, age worn, arm bracket missing.
Indian ‘Devil’s Head’ Helmet Kulah Khud, 19th century, iron bowl embossed with a stylised face, and fitted with a pair of horns, nasal bar with pierced finials secured by a moustache-shaped bracket, and leaf-shaped top spike, and fitted with a camail of butted iron links. Good untouched condition, lightly rusted overall.
LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, with Halifax rolling moonphase, signed Lister and Bromley, Halifax, the 12 1/2" silvered dial with rolling moonphase and subsidiary date dial to the foliate scroll engraved centre, enclosed by scroll pierced gilt spandrels and powered by an eight day movement striking on a bell, housed in a base with swan neck pediment, blind fret carved frieze and fluted, free standing fore columns, over a long trunk door with wavy top, flanked by fluted quarter columns and raised on a conforming base with chamferred fore corners and ogee bracket feet, 90" (228.6cm) high
EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY SMALL KNEEHOLE DESK, the moulded oblong top above a long, cockbeaded and flame cut frieze drawer, pin locked secret drawer and inset cupboard door, flanked by six conforming short drawers and raised on bracket feet, 32 1/2" (82.6cm) high, 35" x 18 3/4" (88.9cm x 47.7cm)
A GOOD ANTIQUE PINE DRESSER BASE, the railback two boarded top with rounded front corners, the lower section with an arrangement of seven drawers and central cupboard door with turned wooden knobs (two absent), rounded front corners and moulded edge panel sides on a shaped bracket plinth, 83.5 cms high without back rail, 207 cms wide, 61 cms deep
AN EARLY TO MID 19th CENTURY OAK PRESS CUPBOARD, the inverted cornice over two twin panel doors with leaf decoration and turned wooden knobs, shaped and canted corners and panel sides on a base section with an arrangement of five drawers, all pine lined with turned wooden knobs, raised on ogee bracket corner feet, 153 cms high, 135 cms wide (left side return moulding missing to base)
A George III silver salver, by Paul Storr, London 1814, circular form, gadroon and shell border, the centre engraved with an armorial, on three foliate bracket feet, diameter 20.5cm, approx. weight 14.9oz. Provenance: Fine Silver, Bonhams, New Bond Street, 22 November 2006, lot 152. The arms are those of Parker impaling Popham of Linton.
A George IV silver eight bottle cruet frame, by William Elliott, London 1820/1, rectangular form, reeded wire-work frame, central foliate scroll carrying handle, gadroon and foliate shell borders, one four foliate bracket paw feet, with four silver-mounted cut glass condiment bottles, and four cut glass condiment bottles, plus a mustard spoon, height 22.5cm, approx. weight 20oz.
λA fine George III old Sheffield plated tea pot and stand, unmarked circa 1790, rectangular form, canted corners, engraved decoration, scroll handle, tapering faceted spout, flush hinged cover with a stained green ivory finial, the stand on four bracket feet, length handle to spout 26cm. (2) Provenance: Ex Gordon Crosskey Collection, illustrated in Crosskey, G., Old Sheffield Plate, Treffry Publishing, 2011, page 267, figure 285a.
A George III silver waiter, by Hester Bateman, London 1790, circular form, beaded border, the centre with a crest, on three beaded bracket feet, diameter 18.8cm, approx. weight 9.9oz. The waiter is engraved with the episcopal shield of the Most Revd. Charles Manners-Sutton, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1805-1828.
A George III silver salver, by Smith and Hayter, London 1802, circular form, moulded border, the centre with engraved decoration, engraved with an armorial, on three bracket feet, diameter 25.4cm, approx. weight 18.3oz. The arms are those of Townsend of Honington Hall, Warwickshire. This salver recently passed at the Antique Plate Committee at Goldsmiths Hall. Case number 9160.
A William IV silver salver, probably by J. Whitehouse, London 1835, circular form, shell and scroll border, the centre with chased foliate scroll decoration, and engraved with a crest, on three shell bracket feet, diameter 24.6cm, approx. weight 17.5oz. The crest is recorded for Aurd, Dick, Goff, Sage, Wilde and other families.
A George III silver eight bottle cruet frame, by Emes and Barnard, London 1818, rectangular form, fluted decoration, central wire-work frame, with a foliate carrying handle, on four lion mask scroll bracket feet, with two silver-mounted glass cruet bottles and six glass cruet bottles, length 25.3cm, approx. weight 27oz.
A Limited Edition Charles Frodsham & Co. Silver Lantern Clock, 19th Century number 42 of an edition of 150. The shaped body with gilded circular dial having Roman numerals, ebonised bracket with hanging weights, in original case and with certificate 17cm excluding bracket and weights The lantern clocks were produced exclusively for Diners Club members in South Africa by Charles Frodsham & Co Ltd, clockmaker to the Queen of England.
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