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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA 19th Century mahogany bureau bookcaseWith a moulded cornice above two glazed doors, each door with twelve panels enclosing two shelves, the lower part with a fall front enclosing a compartmentalized interior above four graduated cockbeaded drawers each with swing handles, raised on bracket feet, 106x192x54cms
A good George III mahogany bureauThe rectangular moulded fall front concealing a compartmentalised interior with a central inlaid door above two short and three long cock beaded drawers with brass swan-neck handles flanked by quarter reeded columns and raised on Ogee bracket feet, 110 x 110 x 52cm.
Two mahogany cake stands, leather top stool and occasional tableTo include a 19th Century mahogany cake stand, three tiers on a ring turned shaft, an Edwardian inlaid mahogany folding cake stand, 1930's oak barley twist occasional table, a 20th Century oak stool with a webbed leather seat, ring turned bracket supports with plain cross stretcher
An impressive inlaid mahogany Art Nouveau display cabinet, early 20th CenturyThe architectural pediment inlaid with stylized nasturtium and trailing foliage above a single inlaid shelf and mirror back, flanked by two brackets each with turned spindles, the angled bow-front cabinet with a conforming inlaid frieze above a central astragal glazed door with cushion glazed panels and two conforming glazed side doors, each enclosing a velvet lined interior and an arrangement of four shelves, the doors with copper oxidized hinges and fittings above an apron with inlaid stringing raised on V cut bracket supports, 127 x 198 x 44cms.
A late 18th Century oak longcase clock With a twin swan-neck pediment above a break arch painted dial, the thirteen inch dial painted with Arabic numerals with two subsidiary dials and with a thirty hour movement, the dial painted with gilt fan spandrels and flanked by two reeded columns, the case with a shaped door and conforming quarter columns and a panelled front board raised on bracket feet, with one weight and pendulum, height win finials 240cm.
An exceptional William III ebony and silver bracket clock by Richard Jarratt, London, circa 1690The clock with an ornate swing handle cast with two birds heads above a scrolling foliate openwork basket top (untested), flanked by four white metal leafy fruit finials, the silvered 7" dial applied with a Roman numeral chapter ring and date aperture, with pierced steel hands, signed Richard Jarratt's, London, the dial applied with openwork winged cherub mask spandrels. The twin fusee striking movement with a pull cord repeat and bob pendulum on a verge escapement, the back plate engraved with symmetrical foliate scrolls, the ebony veneered case with white metal scrolling foliate openwork appliques flanking the dial with glazed rectangular side apertures and a glazed rectangular rear door above a moulded plinth base raised upon white metal button feet, 25cms wide x 35cms high CONDITION REPORT: Lot 196 - Minor rubbing to top of case moulded edgeMovement possibly restored/refurbished by appearance of screws and fittingsMinor rubbing around glazed panels and on plinth base edgeSome splitting to veneer on plinth baseClock has been running in the saleroom, although no guarantee of working conditionVery minor corrosion on clock fingersOnly very minor general wear, very good condition.Basket top and appliques are untested and no hallmark.
A fine George II ebonised bracket timepiece by John Everell, London, circa 1750 The case with a brass knopped swing handle above a caddy top and a six inch gilt metal break arch dial signed John Everell, London with Roman and Arabic numerals and applied with scrolling foliate and human mask openwork spandrels, the clock with a single fusee movement and pull repeat on two bells with a verge escapement and a back plate ornately engraved with a bird amongst scrolling foliage. The front door of the clock with two fret works panels enclosing the break arch dial with a conforming rear door and each side with two shaped glazed apertures above a plinth base and bracket feet, 24x40cms high
An oak clock wall bracket, 19th Century country oak tripod table and walnut dressing stoolThe clock bracket with channelled C scroll supports, the tripod table with a rectangular top on a ring turned shaft three down swept supports and the dressing stool with a padded needlework top on cabriole legs, table height 69cm, clock bracket width 45cm, dressing stool height 44cm.
An early 19th Century oak cased longcase clock, Rea, WaltonWith moulded cornice above two ring turned columns flanking an eleven inch painted dial with Arabic numerals and concave date aperture, the dial signed Rea, Walton with a thirty hour movement striking on a saucer bell, the plain oak case with rectangular door above a plain panel and plinth base with bracket feet, with weight and pendulum, 190cm.
An unusual early 20th Century mahogany and glazed table top drinks cabinetThe two hinged bevelled glass doors with a lifting mechanism onto a fitted tray, the fitted interior with two liqueur decanters each with globular stoppers and angular handles along with liqueur glasses (one broken, one missing), also six plate mounted circular glass coasters within a vesta case holder and a plated cushion shaped cigarette box, the case with conforming bevelled glass side, rear and front panels raised on bracket feet, 34x25x28cms
An 18th Century and later carved oak bureau With an architectural raised back comprising a single shelf raised on bobbin turned supports with a carved rear panel above a fall front concealing a compartmentalised interior, the fall front profusely carved with flower heads within lozenges over two short and two long drawers, each with swing handles, the bureau with conforming carved panelled sides raised on bracket feet, 88 x 135 x 48cm.
A 19th Century style mahogany bowfront chest and Reprodux bowfront chestWith a bowfront moulded top above three cockbeaded drawers, brass oval back plates and swing handles raised on bracket feet, the Reprodux chest also with three cockbeaded drawers and raised on bracket feet, 85x81x42cms, second chest 54x71x38cms
A walnut cased bracket clock late 19th early 20th CenturyWith 13cm silvered dial with Roman numerals, brass back plate, the movement stamped patent No: 379092 Musterschutz No: 773488 Germany, with chain chime, case with egg and dart decoration, reeded columns with Corinthian capitals, height 49cms
A 18th/19th Century stained pine longcase clockWith a broken swan neck pediment above a break arch twelve inch painted dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, the spandrels painted with stylized flowers, the dial unsigned with an eight day movement and flanked by two cylindrical columns above a plain case with a rectangular door raised on bracket feet, complete with two weights and pendulum, height 215cms
An 18th / 19th Century mahogany longcase clockWith a spherical finial above a swan-neck pediment and break arch rolling moon dial, the thirteen inch dial painted with Roman numerals with subsidiary date and second dials and an eight day movement, the hood unglazed with two ring turned tapering columns and half columns above the case with conforming upright columns, a shaped door and a panelled front board raised on Ogee bracket feet, complete with one weight and pendulum, 250cm high.
20th century arched top mantel clock, circular Arabic dial , twin train Junghans movement striking the half hours, brass bezel & bracket feet, H28cm CLOCKS & BAROMETERS - as we are not a retailer, these items are sold as seen and may or may not be in full working order, if you would like any advice on buying clocks or barometers, or a full condition report, please contact our valuation team Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A 19th century walnut and mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior over two short and three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, bearing a plaque 'Presented to Rev. W. Rowley on his leaving the parish of Plemstall by a number of parishioners Feb 1899', w. 122 cm CONDITION REPORT: Top surface with water marks, surface scratches and wear, drop flap with significant losses , cracks and repairs. Interior with heavy ware and replaces baize. Right hand side with significant split. Drawers with damage, losses and ware. Feet with usual heavy ware and scuffs. Hinges/ handles and escutcheon's all replaced. Overall condition poor and in need of TLC
MAHOGANY AND BRASS MOUNTED BRACKET CLOCK AND BRACKET, early/mid 19th century, the 8" painted dial on an eight day, twin fusee, striking movement housed in a domed case with acorn finial and gothic pierced side panels, the bracket, possibly matched, with gilt, shell carving, height of clock 48cm (2)
George III mahogany linen press, reputedly once belonging to Humphrey Repton, the architect of Blaise House & Hamlet, Bristol, the upper section fitted two slides and a single drawer bearing an oval label with script in apparently Repton's hand reading 'In this drawer there is much valuable drawing paper, 4 copies of Blaise Hamlet, etc etc', the lower section fitted two drawers and standing on bracket feet Condition:
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