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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA walnut corner desk chair, 19th century, the foliate carved top rail surmounted by a central cherub mask bracket above a foliate wrapped pilaster flanked by pierced foliate vase shaped splats, over a later upholstered drop in seat between cherub carved uprights, foliate frieze and four fluted pilaster legs
An oak hall bench, circa 1905, in the manner of Liberty, the rectangular seat with rounded corners and held by tapering panel sides forming the legs and pierced to the upper section with heart motifs below bevelled rectangular flat cappings, the sides joined by a single stretcher, an elongated bracket apron below the seat, 96 cm wide, 41 cm deep, 76 cm high
A George III oak cottage longcase clock, late 18th century, the square hood with ogive cornice and blind fret carved frieze above a glazed door flanked by turned pilasters and enclosing an 12 inch engraved brass dial inscribed Hinksman Broseley with silvered chapter ring Roman numerals and Arabic seconds ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date dial and foliate engraved to the centre, foliate cast spandrels, 30 hour movement striking on a bell above an ogive moulding and long trunk door with shaped top over a further plain panel and on bracket feet, 205cm high.
The Regal Century bracket clock by Sewills, specially created in celebration of her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother bearing a rectangular plate (commission for Mary Vaudrey) number 046/100 limited edition with nine bell triple chime movement, the 7 1/2 inch silvered dial with silvered chapter ring outer month date dial and four inner dials for months, seconds, days and phases of the moon, against a matted centre within a glass arched polished 14ct. gold plated brass and bevelled glass mirrored case, 34cm high, 28cm wide, 20.5cm deep along with a key and owner's handbook.
A Regency mahogany eight day bracket clock, double fusee movement with shaped plates, plate signed Molyneux, London, strikes on a bell, the round convex dial with Roman numerals, indistinctly signed to dial, brass fish-scale sound frets to sides, a gadrooned top surmounted by a cast brass pineapple finial and standing on brass ball feet. H. 49cm
A 20th century mahogany floor-standing display cabinet with carved gallery top above a pair of astragal-glazed doors, (one damaged), on pierced bracket feet, labelled 'Druce & Co, London', 122cm wide, 106cm high and an Edwardian inlaid mahogany glazed display cabinet, (a/f), 64cm wide, 154cm high, (2).
A George III mahogany bookcase secretaire, fretted swan-neck pediment, over a dentil frieze with pendants, two astragal glazed panelled doors to the upper section, part-fitted secretaire drawer, with baize writing surface, drawers and pigeon holes, two doors below on bracket feet, width 125m, depth 61cm, height 262cm.Provenance: Ex Lord Gretton, Stapleford Park, Leicestershire.
A George III mahogany linen press, swan neck pediment, central inlaid with a vase of flowers above a cavetto moulded cornice, plain frieze, two panel doors with boxwood stringing ovals, enclosing a later hanging rail, two drawers below, shaped apron on bracket feet, width 130cm, depth 60cm, height 212cm.
A George III mahogany bureau with a bookcase, cavetto moulded, glazed doors enclosing shelves, the forefront enclosing a fitted interior with drawers and pigeon holes, and a tooled writing surface, four graduating long drawers below, shaped apron, bracket feet, width 97cm, depth 53cm, height 222cm.
Good pair of Regency mahogany hall stools in the manner of Charles Heathcote Tatham, each with square panelled seat, between scrolled ends with moulded rosettes, on fluted tapered legs and spade-shaped feet, each 40cm deep x 51cm wide CONDITION REPORT Stool 1 - lack of boss to top of leg, another is loose and with slight losses to outer edge, the other bosses similarly have slight losses. Slight losses to base of frieze to both sides, splits where rising domed side mouldings meet seat plateau, also some opening at side - again associated with construction. Slight losses to feet, otherwise good colour and general wear. Stool 2 - One boss missing, one with large loss, other two partial losses. Splits at construction joins, one domed side is present but detached and irregular split running to one side of frieze associated with this damage. Losses to bottom edge of sides of friezes, roughly diagonal split across seat. There is a strengthening bracket to leg corner. Otherwise general wear, good colour, both stools generally sound
Fine quality early 19th century English bracket clock with eight day timepiece movement, signed - Arnold & Dent, London, gilt metal dial with engine-turned decoration and Roman numerals, signed - Arnold & Dent 84 Strand, London, no. 111, in an ormolu case of waisted form, with rococo scroll and foliate decoration, stylised grape and vine finial with four scroll feet, on a shell, foliate stand, 31cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
George III mahogany bureau bookcase with moulded cornice and adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base with sloping fall enclosing fitted interior of drawers and pigeon holes flanking central inlaid cupboard door, sliding out to reveal secret drawers to the rear having four long graduated drawers below on bracket feet, 108cm wide x 55cm deep x 234cm high
Good quality late 19th / early 20th century French carriage clock with eight day repeating movement striking on a gong, backplate signed - E. M. & Co., circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and gilt metal filigree centre, silvered mask, in brass case with Corinthian columns and swing handle, on bracket feet, 19cm high overall (two keys present)
Victorian silver stoup of conical form, with raised foliate decoration, scrolled panels with figures, vacant cartouche and ropework borders, hinged cover with floral decoration and a wall-mounting bracket, possibly made for the Eastern market (Birmingham 1893), Nathan & Hayes. All at approximately 4ozs, 13.5cm overall height
Good early 18th century walnut and boxwood line-inlaid chest of drawers, the projecting crossbanded top with geometric line inlay, over two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 95cm wide x 57cm deep x 90cm high CONDITION REPORT Top, front and sides with some replaced veneers and patching splits to sides. Brass fittings slightly inconsistent - possibly some replaced/matched. Bracket feet replaced. Some worm holes all over but mainly to back boards, appears to have been treated. Overall presents well, appears to have been recently restored, rich colour. Drawers run well
Fine George I small red walnut bureau bookcase, the upper part with mirrored cabinet door enclosing a fitted interior and surmounted by a broken architectural pediment, centred by a carved cartouche with painted date 1726 and having a single candle-slide to the base, the sloping front to the lower section enclosing a fitted interior and having three long graduated drawers with original brass handles, on bracket feet, 72cm wide x 62cm deep x 211cm high. Provenance: By Family repute, this piece is believed to have been made for the Reverend William Aislabie (1622 - 1741), the Rector of Birkin, near Pontefract, Yorkshire CONDITION REPORT By family repute the provenance is as follows: The bureau was made in 1726 for: 1. Rev. William Aislabie (1692-1741) Rector of Birkin, near Pontefract, Yorkshire then passed down to: 2. His son, Rawson Aislabie (1732-1806), East Smithfield merchant 3. His son, Benjamin Aislabie (1774-1842), founder of the MCC 4. His daughter, Louisa Aislabie (1809-1887), married Charles Ginkel Landon (1803-1861) 5. Her son, Col. Aislabie Landon (1842-1923) 6. His son, Philip Aislabie Landon (1888-1961), Bursar of Trinity College Oxford 7. His nephew, Theodore Landon (1926-2008)
Good George III mahogany linen press, the dentil cornice with lattice pierced broken arch pediment, the upper section of slides enclosed by pair of moulded panel well-figured doors, the base with two short over two long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 126cm wide x 219cm high x 63cm deep CONDITION REPORT Good original order - lovely colour and good timber. Small piece of tracery missing from pediment and chipped in corners. Original handles, some scratches to left hand sides
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