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A George I figured walnut cabinet,the top with a moulded cornice over mirrored doors enclosing an arrangement of fifteen feather banded drawers surrounding a central cupboard, this in turn enclosing five graduated drawers, the base fitted with four graduated feather banded long drawers with brass swan neck handles on bracket feet, both the top and base with substantial brass carrying handles,112cm wide61cm deep209cm highFor a similar example, see Christie's London, 31 October 2012, Lot 39.
Los 34
An unusual George III free-standing mahogany gentleman's library/collecting cabinet,the top with an applied cast and gilt metal edge, the front with two doors enclosing slides and two base drawers, each side with a 'half' door enclosing five graduated drawers, heavy brass carrying handles, on later bracket feet,91cm wide61cm deep83cm high
Los 40
A George III mahogany document box,the cushion-moulded lid enclosing a lift-out compartment with two drawers, the front with three locks each with an oval white metal escutcheon plate and an oval plaque engraved 'The Glasgow Warpers' Society', on ogee bracket feet, carrying handles to each side,74cm wide43cm deep51cm high
Los 42
A George III mahogany bureau cabinet,the top section with a moulded cornice over two shaped panelled doors, enclosing shelves, with fluted canted corners, the bureau with a shaped interior enclosing a door, 'secret' compartments, pigeonholes and drawers over a well, two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet,87.5cm wide58cm deep191cm high
Los 6
In the manner of John Channon,a good figured walnut bureau bookcase,mid 18th century, the top section with a moulded cornice over two mirrored drawers and candle slides. The doors revealing an ornately fitted interior with folio recesses and shelves over a concave brass inlaid central drawer, and a conforming drawer flanked by four brass inlaid spring-loaded secret drawers and banks of two short and four long drawers, the base having a fitted interior with a brass inlaid central door within pigeonholes and drawers over two short and three long graduated drawers, with original brass swan neck handles and bracket feet,100cm wide61cm deep215cm highProvenance: Sold by Arthur Brett over thirty years ago. Repurchased by James Brett ten years ago.Literature: See Christopher Gilbert and Tessa Murdoch, 'John Channon and Brass-inlaid Furniture 1730-1760', pg. 69, for a similar example.
Los 7
A George I walnut bureau bookcase,with moulded cornice over mirrored doors with bevelled plates, enclosing an interior fitted with an arrangement of drawers and shelves, with candle slides below, the feather banded fall front enclosing drawers and pigeonholes around a central pilaster flanked cupboard, over two short and two long feather banded drawers with original locks and handles, on bracket feet,104cm wide60cm deep217cm high
Los 98
A rare George II ash, walnut and oak chest on chest,c.1740, probably an estate piece, with a bold broken pediment over three short drawers, and six long graduated drawers, each with crossbanded figured ash veneered fronts with a central walnut band, the original lock plates and handle plates with floral engraving, oak sides on bracket feet,101cm wide54cm deep194cm high
Los 1169
Early Victorian bracket clock with eight day triple fusee movement, striking on eight bells and a gong, circular, originally silvered, dial signed - Edwd Bright, Brighton, with cast brass bezel, in a walnut Gothic-style 'lancet' case with heavily carved decoration, 56.5cm overall height (pendulum present, winding key lacking)
Los 1171
Late Victorian mantel clock with German eight day quarter striking spring-driven movement on two gongs, back plate signed - W & H S.C.H.., brass dial with gilded spandrels, matted centre, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, secondary slow / fast regulator and chime silent dial, in an oak case with fluted pilasters and carved architectural top, on flat bracket feet, 41cm overall height (key and pendulum present)
Los 1174
Early Victorian bracket clock with eight day five pillar, double fusee movement, chiming on a gong with pull repeat, circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and strike silent regulator, signed - Harrison & Noble, London, in a flame mahogany case with brass mounts and side frets, ring carrying handles, a carved mahogany pagoda top, on four gilt metal feet, 46cm overall height (winding key, pendulum and door key present) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Movement is clean and is believed to be in working order. Some signs of repair to back plate around pivots. Gong is not original. Pendulum securing screw missing. Dial is in good condition. Some minor scuffing around winding holes. Pull repeat has been relocated. Case generally good. Minor damage to carved decoration on front lower left and around left side fret. Side silks loose. Side handle mounts slightly damaged
Los 1190
Early nineteenth century eight day longcase clock with eight day bird cage movement with wooden plates, thirteen inch break arch dial with Roman numerals, floral spandrels and scene of Kirkstall Abbey in a mahogany case with boxwood stringing, short door, on tall plinth with bracket feet, domed hood with twisted columns and decorative crest with three turned finials, 227cm overall height (pendulum, weights and key present)
Los 1214
George III mahogany chest of two short and three long graduated drawers, with original brass swan-neck handles and cockbeaded edge, on bracket feet, 89cm high x 87cm wide x 49cm deep CONDITION REPORT Overall faded condition. Burnt net-like mark on top. Split to lower left hand side. Chips to drawer edges. Splits along both sides on top edges
Los 1294
Georgian and later walnut knee-hole writing desk with crossbanded decoration, quarter-veneered top with inlaid central star, fitted secretaire drawer and knee-hole cupboard below flanked by six short drawers with later brass swan-neck handles, on bracket feet, 81cm wide x 47cm deep CONDITION REPORT Back rail possibly later, left hand side small missing veneer and split to back top, right hand side split. Height 82cm, 81cm wide, 47cm deep
Los 1318
Unusual early 18th century Continental concave fronted walnut veneered commode chest with inlaid banded top, three long drawers with original brass 'knuckle duster' handles and original iron locks with key, panelled sides, on bracket feet CONDITION REPORT Good original condition - some splits, scratches and marks to top, original handles, drawer runners worn. Some light woodworm to feet, to rear of right side and to original backboards.
Los 447
George IV silver plated seven piece cruet of rectangular form, with gadrooned border and reeded wire frame and foliate decorated central carrying handle, on four foliate bracket feet, containing four cut glass bottles with glass stoppers, two similar bottles with silver tops (Sheffield 1823), one other glass mustard pot with a replacement silver top (London 1937) and a silver condiment spoon, together with a mahogany storage case, frame 23.7cm across
Los 750
Important Imperial Chinese carved Zitan Scholars' box and cover - Qing Dynasty and believed 18th century, of rectangular form with rounded corners, on four short bracket feet. The four sides and cover finely carved in deep relief with figural landscapes depicting deer, cranes and elderly sages engaged in various pursuits beneath pine, paulownia and other trees growing amid a rocky landscape with flowing streams, bridges and walkways, the wood of a rich brown tone with smooth patina - fitted with later hinges, probably in the 19th century and inscribed on underside of cover 'M Dillon Pekin 1850', 21.5cm wide x 13.2cm high x 15cm deep. Provenance: In a private British Collection for many years CONDITION REPORT Very good original condition. Chip to framing of one side panel to cover. Chip and hairline to framing of cover. Small chip next to one hinge. Felt pads stuck to feet
Los 415
An Early Oak Bureau Bookcase. The Fielded Panelled Fall Front to Fitted Interior with Cupboard, Small Drawers and Pigeon Holes. Three Small Top Drawers, Pair of Narrow Drawers Either Side Deeper Drawer. Interesting Carved Graffiti to Carcass. Two Shelf Bookcase with Moulded Cornice. Bracket Feet. 103x50x216cm High
Los 516
19th century eight day long case clock by Thomas Dawes of Northampton with brass spandrels and silvered dial. Inner Roman numeral chapter ring, secondary minute dial and calendar aperture over which is an automated tin hand painted sliding 'Old Father Time' movement and circular silver tempus fugit inscription and brass dolphin decoration. An oak trunk and hood with wedge shaped pediment on bracket feet, 254 cm high
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