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Tram Notice on original, hinged wooden panel, presumably from the tram bulkhead, ex Glasgow Corporation Tram. Text reads ` Passengers Entering Or Leaving The Car While In Motion Do So At Their Own Risk`. Measures 19¼" x 16¼" and although having some loss to a little lettering, this is indeed a rare item. Together with a wooden Bus Stop Sign, `32 Guisley - Menston - Queue This Side` double sided with `Queue Other Side` on reverse. Red and black on cream, 24" x 16½" with hanging bracket. Also, an early wooden Departure Board, double sided 23½" x 20½". Shows:- New Cross Gate; Forest Hill; Tulse Hill; London Bridge. Reverse shows:- Tulse Hill; Crystal Palace; Forest Hill; New Cross Gate; London Bridge
Los 27
Loco STOP Lamp Board ex Hornsey MPD, recovered in 1964/64 era. A unusual STOP sign with bracket on one end to fit loco lamp bracket and a small BR-E pie-crust lamp with red bullseye lenses (no interior) the other end. Both sides have the word `STOP` painted and the ghost lettering beneath has `STOP` on one side and a name on the other side. These were affixed to dead locos on shed.
Los 347
Nottingham Corporation Motorbus Request Stop enamel sign, white on red, double sided measuring 15¾" x 14¾" with hanging bracket. Together with a Bradford Corporation enamel Bus Stop Sign 12" x 11½" and a screen printed Halifax Passenger Transport sign Tuel Lane via King Cross and Beech Road No 67. Double sided 20" x 15".
Los 124
A 19th century bracket clock, the painted dial supporting a twin train striking movement in a moulded and brass inlaid 'caddy top' on bun feet, h. 50 cm CONDITION REPORT: face with rubbing, case structurally sound but with minor losses, metal work with pitting and damage, no guarantee as to working order
Los 50
A George I walnut, part oyster veneered and crossbanded bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior, over an arrangement of four drawers, on bracket feet, l. 91.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: Small section of veneer lifting on top, cracks to veneer in multiple places around edges and between drawers, structurally sound, fall front slightly misshapen
Los 50
A George I walnut, part oyster veneered and crossbanded bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior, over an arrangement of four drawers, on bracket feet, l. 91.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: Small section of veneer lifting on top, cracks to veneer in multiple places around edges and between drawers, structurally sound, fall front slightly misshapen
Los 124
A 19th century bracket clock, the painted dial supporting a twin train striking movement in a moulded and brass inlaid 'caddy top' on bun feet, h. 50 cm CONDITION REPORT: face with rubbing, case structurally sound but with minor losses, metal work with pitting and damage, no guarantee as to working order
Los 364
A Victorian carved oak cased mantel clock, the eight day two train musical movement with brass arched dial with strike/silent and slow/fast subsidiary silvered chapter rings over the main silvered chapter ring with Arabic and Roman numerals, inscribed "H. Smith & Sons, Chipping Norton", raised on bracket foot supports bearing plaques inscribed "Presented to Miss Lilian Maud Brassey on the occasion of her marriage" and "By the Parishioners, Tenants, Kennel Servants and Employees on the Heythrop Estate with best wishes Dec 6th 1898", 56 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS Case : various chips and losses all over (see photos) and in need of a dust, general wear conducive with age and use.
Los 368
A circa 1900 French lacquered brass miniature carriage clock in an ogee case, the face with Roman numerals above a subsidiary dial with Arabic numerals raised on bracket feet, 7.5 cm high, together with leather covered carriage case. CONDITION REPORTS Enamel face has significant cracks, and a large chunk of enamel missing from the bottom right-hand corner, brass has areas of pitting and some tarnishing, movement stamped "3808",. Case has heavy wear, two handles missing, some of the leather peeling, velvet interior is worn and coming away, has two additional cogs (see photos), top of the case is slightly loose to the base. No key. We can make no guarantees as to whether or not clock is in working order.
Los 418
A 19th Century mahogany kneehole desk in the Chippendale taste, the plain top with applied moulded edge above a single frieze drawer and central recessed kneehole cupboard door with shell carved decoration flanked by blind fretwork pilasters and by two banks of three short drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on ogee bracket feet, 107 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS Approx 107cm wide, 50.5cm deep and 89cm high. Various age splits and cracks to top and sides, although these do not seem overly intrusive/detrimental as far as overall appearance is concerned. Generally colour and figuring of wood appear reasonably good. Legs/base may have had some alterations or additions. A few knocks and chips to edges,and to decoration to kneehole section, but overall appears in reasonably good tidy condition.
Los 423
A George III mahogany chest on chest, the moulded and dentil cornice above two short and three long graduated drawers on a base of three further long graduated drawers to splayed bracket feet, 112 cm wide x 184 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS Appears to have been extensively professionally restored in the past - and refinished and recoloured. Handles are later replacements. Numerous well blended repairs, spliced in and patched in areas. A few sections of veneer currently missing, but generally very smart/tidy.
Los 442
A 19th Century Dutch walnut and floral marquetry inlaid dwarf cabinet, the top with ribbon and basket of flowers decorated panel within a herringbone banding, over two drawers and two cupboard doors on bracket feet, 46 cm wide x 77 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS There are loses to the veneer/inlay all over and there are areas of patching throughout. The top has a severe area of scratching to the right hand side. The left hand side panel has two major splits running down it. The right hand side panel has some bigger "bruises". The drawer liners are split. The back is panelled and there are gaps from shrinkage because of this. There is wear and tear / damage including scratches, knocks and bumbs all over conducisive to age and use. See images for more details.
Los 467
A George III mahogany dressing table, the double rising lid with moulded edge opening to reveal a fitted interior with various recesses and compartments over a long dummy drawer and recessed kneehole cupboard door flanked by two banks of three drawers, raised on bracket feet, 97 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS Size approx 97cm wide, 55cm deep, 84cm high. One hinge broken, and another loose. Top flaps approx 48cm wide each. Some warping to top. Some handles missing, and others appears to be later replacements. Various stains, scratches, splits. Slides to sides - 3 appear to be stuck/stiff and one pulls out OK, 3 handles missing, and the other handle may be associated. Various losses and damage to interior (please see photos). Overall in need of some restoration.
Los 476
A 19th Century oak miniature chest of two short and three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 70.5 cm wide x 64.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS Measurements are correct - plus 30.8 cm deep. Appears to be basically sound, with some marks to the top and discolouration to the front edge i.e. it is paler than the rest suggesting rubbing/hand contact, there are also two large ring marks and various other blemishes, dents and scratches to the top which appear to be of some age, each side has split vertically top to bottom where shrinkage has occurred between the front section of the chest and the side panel with some denting and scratching to the corners, the drawers appear to be basically intact, though top right small drawer has a replacement section of oak veneer to the left of the handle (see photo), the drawer linings are pine and pinned rather than dovetailed, handles appear to be new or certainly replacements, bottom drawer is missing the vertical beading to the left-hand side and has damage to the bottom left-hand corner beading along the bottom of the drawer far left approx. 5 cm, to the feet the front brackets strengtheners both have signs of old woodworm, the right foot is missing approx. 1.5 cm to bottom of foot strengthener, rear brackets may have been replaced and certainly are different in colour, bottom pine panel has a large split or series of splits from left towards right 44 cm.
Los 488
A circa 1800 oak dresser, the two tier boarded plate rack with moulded cornice and various cup hooks over three frieze drawers and central dog kennel with painted decoration, flanked by two panelled cupboard doors on bracket feet, 164 cm wide x 183.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS Overall colour of the piece looks good though the plate rack is darker in colour than the surface of the base. The top boards on first impressions appear to be an addition though the rear boards do reach the top of the plank top. The moulding appears also to be of the same vintage. The plate rack itself appears to have original stained pine boards. If not original then an early addition. The marks around the base of the plate rack suggest that it is the original. If not then it has been there for a long time. The drawers appear to be original without replacements with the exception of the handles which have obviously at some stage been replaced by Victorian knob handles and then later added. The cupboard doors and interior seem to be original. Certainly the dog kennel to the centre has early or original paintwork which is worn to the base boards. The feet also appear to be the originals. The depth of the plank top of the base section is 44.2 cm. This plank top has several discolourations and splits, the worst visible split being to the right hand side 14 cm horizontally along the grain but also has a split either side where the plate stand meets the top approx 10 cm each. Please see images for further detail.
Los 495
A George III oak bachelors chest on chest, the upper section with moulded cornice above a Greek key style fretwork decorated frieze and two short over three long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles flanked by quarter cut fluted pilasters over a brushing slide and three further long graduated drawers on ogee bracket feet, 109 cm wide x 186 cm high.
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