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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Chinese mother-of-pearl inlaid hardwood stand late 19th / early 20th century, of square form, the sides finely inlaid with tree stumps, flowering branches, moths, birds, animals and seals within a geometric border, each with a different inlaid Chinese inscription, standing on integral bracket feet, 9.25in (23.5cm) square.
A Victorian Gothic oak chiming bracket clock circa 1850, of large proportions, by John Moore of Clerkenwell, the top pediment with turned acorn finial, carved lion mask and four further turned finials, the arched dial with engraved gilt decoration, silvered dial with Roman numerals, strike/silent mechanism, slow/fast dial, Eight Bells and Cambridge chimes, fusee movement, the base with carved flower-heads and engraved brass pate inscribed "This clock was made in about 1851 by John Moore of Clerkenwell fore someone unknown. Purchased by Mr Channing of Puttenham Nr. Guilford in 1969", the side panels missing, 30in (76.5cm) high, 16in (41cm) wide.
An oak cased longcase clock 1930s, the hood with an arched and moulded pediment over an arched glazed door flanked by barleytwist columns, enclosing an eight day movement and silvered Roman Numeral dial with `Tempus Fugit` cartouche, gilt metal crown and putti spandrels and pierced blued hands, the trunk with an arched glazed door and panelled base, on shaped bracket feet, 77in (195.5cm) high.
A George III mahogany linen press circa 1780, the moulded and dentilated cornice over a blind fret carved frieze, above a par of panelled doors, the interior converted to hanging space, the base with two short over one long drawer with pierced brass handles, standing on bracket feet, 50.5in (128cm) wide x 65.75in (167cm) high x 23.5in (60cm) deep.
A GEORGE IV SILVER TWO HANDLED SUGAR BOWL BY JOSEPH ANGELL of compressed circular outline, having a gadroon and foliate rim and scrolled handles, the body repousse decorated with a band of wrythen foliage centred with opposing cartouche, one engraved with a stag crest, on four scrolled bracket and paw feet, 19.5 cms over handles, 12.5 ozs, London 1820
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST-ON-CHEST having a moulded and greek key cornice above a plain frieze, two short and three long graduated drawers the lower section with three further drawers, cock beaded with gilded metal ribboned laurel wreath back plates and foliate cast swing handles and escutcheons, on bracket feet with pierced angle brackets, 117 x 177cms high. See illustration
An inlaid mahogany miniature longcase timepiece, 19th century, now with French eight-day movement with platform escapement and circular white enamel Roman numeral dial in a swan-neck pedimented case with faceted columns to hood above shield shaped panel inlaid short faux trunk door flanked by canted angles, on conforming plinth base with splayed bracket feet, 58cm high overall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
A Queen Anne walnut double domed cabinet on chest, circa 1705, the moulded cornice above a pair of arched mirror glazed doors enclosing an arrangement of drawers, above a secretaire drawer containing an arrangement of drawers and pigeon holes, below are three graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 222cm high, 107cm wide, 55cm deep (later mirror plate) Provenance: Wormsley Park; formerly in the Drawing Room Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
A George I walnut kneehole desk, circa 1720, with one long drawer above an arrangement of six short drawers, and three further drawers within the kneehole, on bracket feet, 76.5cm high, 75.5cm wide, 47cm deep, The arrangement of three drawers within the kneehole of this desk is an unusual feature. The majority of kneehole desks of this form and period are fitted with a central cupboard door. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
A George III satinwood, crossbanded and ebony strung bowfront chest of drawers, circa 1790, in the manner of Gillows, the quarter-veneered top with crossbanded oval, above a brushing slide and four graduated drawers, the brass ring handles with oval back plates, on outswept bracket feet, 94cm high, 103cm wide, 60cm deep. Provenance: Wormsley Park; formerly in the Drawing Room. Literature: The present lot is similar to a design for a chest of drawers which appears in the pattern book of Gillows of London and Lancaster ( Westminster City Archives, no. 735/1). Another similar example banded in kingwood, tulipwood and purplewood appears in the Estimate Sketch Books, dated 24th October 1789 and is illustrated in Lindsay Boynton, Gillow Furniture Designs 1760-1800, Royston, 1995, fig.118, pl.11, pp.168 and 180. The present chest of drawers also relates to one sold by Christie`s, London, 30 November 1978, lot 79, designated The Property of the late Countess Temple of Stowe and also a further example sold Christie`s London, 19 September 2002, lot 157. For another closely related example described as probably by Gillows, see Sothebys Important English Furniture, Lot 170 20th November 2007. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
A George III mahogany linen press, circa 1790, with pendant moulded cornice, two panel doors with oval satinwood crossbanding, opening to hanging space above two sliding trays, the lower section with two short and two long drawers, on outswept bracket feet, 224cm high, 137cm wide, 59cm deep Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
A George III satinwood and kingwood banded linen press, circa 1790, with moulded cornice, the pair of oval panelled doors above two short and three long drawers with oval brass swing handles and oval back plates, with a shaped apron on outswept bracket feet, 213cm high, 120cm wide, 58cm deep. Provenance: Wormsley Park Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
`Barraud & Lund, Cornhill, London, 2053`, a Victorian mahogany mantel clock, the two train fusee movement striking on a gong, five spindle finials on the gadrooned and fluted top of the case above a silvered circular dial within fretted wood spandrels, the base with cabochon and oval bands above the wavy bracket feet, inscribed on the dial and backplate, 42cm (16.5in) high.
An early 19th century Llanelly mahogany long case clock, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the arched dial with moon phase roller, subsidiary seconds, date arc and bridge scene spandrels, the hood with swan neck pediment, the triple arched door between foliate columns, the cross banded base on bracket feet, approximately 230cm (90.5in) high.
J Alker Wigan, a mahogany 8 day longcase clock, circa 1820, the case with a swan neck pediment to the hood, the lower half with cluster reeded column sides and flame figured door to a panelled base and bracket feet, the striking movement to a well painted dial with birds of paradise and shell spandrels, subsidiary seconds and signed J Alker Wigan, 225 x 63 x 27cm, (87.75 x 24.57 x 10.53in).
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