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A George I/II style walnut lady's kneehole writing desk with cross and herringbone banded top above a single frieze drawer and a central cupboard door flanked by six short drawers all with brass swing handles. Supported by shaped bracket feet. 92 cm long x 51 cm deep x 76 cm overall height,Condition report: Some expected wear from age/use, overall in good condition.
Los 236
A George III Heppelwhite style satinwood crossbanded mahogany Gentleman's dressing table, the two flap top opening to reveal powder compartments and a rise and fall and ratcheting mirror, above two further doors concealing a bank of short drawers and single long drawer with a two-door night cupboard below. Supported by a pair of splay bracket feet united by a shaped apron. 74 cm wide (closed) x 61 cm deep x 91.5 cm overall heightCondition report: some slight losses to the banding and a slight bow to the right flap but not much.
Los 257
A George I figured walnut caddy topped bachelor's chest of four long drawers. With quartered top and brushing slide below. On shaped bracket feet. 86.5 cm wide x 52.5 cm deep x 82 cm high.Private collectionCondition report: the unusual drawer configuration could be due to a conversion from a base of a chest on chestVeneer damage and some missing veneers
Los 269
A George II walnut caddy topped lady's kneehole desk, with crossbanded and quarter veneered top above one long frieze drawer and a central arched cupboard door flanked by six further short drawers, supported on four shaped bracket feet. 81.5 cm wide x 46 cm deep x 82 cm overall heightCondition report: Old sympathetic restorationSome components of the handles such as posts and bales may have been replaced but a long time ago
Los 74
Gothic beam, 14th century.Carved and polychromed wood.It has cracks in the wood.Measurements: 135 x 15 x 18 cm.In medieval ceilings and corbels it was common to carve the beams with zoomorphic and anthropomorphic masks. In this case, the wooden beam has one end carved with a schematic face, with closed eyelids and a straight nose, its mouth reduced to a horizontal line. It could have come from an upper-class home, from a noble room of secular architecture, functioning as a decorative bracket.
Los 129
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BACHELOR'S CHEST OF DRAWERSIN THE MANNER OF HENRY KETTLE, CIRCA 1780Incorporating a brushing slide87cm high, 84cm wide, 51cm deepProvenance: Private Collection, St Peter Port, GuernseyThe chest shown here incorporates many of the features seen on known pieces by Henry Kettle, including the shape of the bracket feet, the use of swan neck handles and the cockbead moulding to the drawers. For a mahogany linen press bearing a label for Kettle and incorporating the aforementioned features to the lower section, see Bonham's, London, Fine English Furniture and Works of Art, 2nd March 2011, Lot 105 (£7,200). Henry Kettle was one of a group of cabinet makers based in St Paul's Church Yard, London, from the early to late 18th century. In 1754 he took over the business of famous cabinet maker Philip Bell and is know to have worked in partnership with a number craftsmen of the period, including William Henshaw (in around 1770) and George Oakley (in 1796-97). Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, Some marks, indentations and stains to the slideThe top with some old scratches and marks, there is an old chip and repair to the rear left corner - this is slightly raised and it may be possible to effect a cleaner repair if required. The top with signs of darker stain/polish Some old splits and cracks to the drawer liningsThe handles and escutcheons appear to be original, as do the locks, there is one key present that only appears to operate the topmost lock - whether the other locks require a clean and an oil to operate or a different key Dreweatts has no opinion Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Los 150
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CABINET BOOKCASEIN THE MANNER OF HENRY KETTLE, CIRCA 1770The lower cupboard section opening to three sliding trays234cm high, 136cm wide, 63cm deepThe distinctive heightened 'S' shaped element of the feet is typical of the design of foot adopted by the maker Henry Kettle of London.A secretaire bookcase by Henry Kettle incorporating similar astragal glazing, shaped bracket feet and dentil moulding to the cornice is currently held by the National Trust at Saltram, Devon (NT 871382).Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old splits and chips. Old veneer and moulding repairs - see images. Some filler used in places. There are shadows to the cornice beneath the arcaded moulding where it appears to have had lower tip elements which have been removed - see images. One glazed panel is an old replacement. It is using old glass but the putty used to secure differs from the others. Splits and opening to the backboards of the upper section. Filler has been applied to one split to try and disguise. One sliding tray to the lower section is lacking. The hinges to one lower door are replacements. The lock to the lower doors is also a replacement. Keys are present for both locks and operate them. However both are quite 'sticky'.Some very minor evidence of old worm. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Los 253
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY AND BRASS INLAID BUREAUIN THE MANNER OF JOHN CHANNON, CIRCA 174599.5cm high, 94cm wide, 53cm deepSee Christopher Gilbert and Tessa Murdoch, John Channon and brass-inlaid furniture 1730-1760: a characteristic associated with John Channon and his circle is the use of simple stringing arranged as rectangular frames and the use of plain brass mouldings. See plate 13 for a mahogany and brass strung tea caddy of similar design stamped T. Landall. Plate 12, the trade card of Landall & Gordon, states they are 'Joyners, Cabinet & Chair-Makers At ye Griffin & Chair in Little Argyle Street by Swallow Street. Makes...all sorts of Cabinet Work'. See also colour plates IV and V for more elaborate bureau bookcases by John Channon with the similar use of plain brass mouldings around the sloping bureau front and around the base above the bracket feet.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOverall with a fairly uniform dark colour to the timberThe metal areas with some discolouration, the handles and escutcheons appear to be original, no significant popping or lifting to the inlays The lock appears to be orignal to the fall, there is a (presumably) later metal bracket fitted to secure this and lock firmly, there is a key present to open this element, the remaining locks also appear original but the keys do not operate these - all are unlocked at time of reportThe interior baize is laterThe bracket feet have possibly been reduced in height The rear boards have been covered with an old paper chart pasted to themPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Los 46
A GEORGE II WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIR IN THE MANNER OF GILES GRENDEY, CIRCA 1735With 18th century needlework seat96cm high, 70cm wide, 54cm deep overall Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, one piece of veneer is missing to an upright - this is missing in the catalogue and online images, some other smaller chips and losses to veneersSigns of old woodworm to the frame, some holes have been filled and disguised others more noticeableThere is a hole to the front of the tapestry/ needlework seat, overall the seat has faded and not as vibrant. The needlework is likely 20th century in date and not 18th century. Overall the frame is solid and stable. There are two later corner blocks added to the rear corners of the seat rail. There has been spliced repairs to some uprights and other elements, there are some plugged repairs to the rear of the arms but there is no reason to doubt these are not original. One rear leg has been later replaced and is made of beech rather than walnut. It has been cleverly spliced in to join the chair so it is not easily detectable. There is a screwed in metal bracket securing the underside of the adjacent side rail to the replaced leg. This has been coloured/ painted to disguise it. There is no woodworm to the replaced leg.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Los 492
AN ARTIFICIAL STONE WALL BRACKET IN THE MANNER OF COADE Depicting a crowned medieval style female head, flat top, apparently unmarked 33cm high, 29cm wideProvenance: Private collection removed from 9, Royal Crescent, Bath Condition Report: LOSSES AND WEATHERING INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO; NOSE, CROWN, HAIR AND EDGES. Condition Report Disclaimer
Los 135
AN EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY BACHELOR'S CHEST C.1760-70 the crossbanded top with a caddy moulded edge, above a brushing slide, with three long drawers, with original brass bat's wing handles and escutcheons (one missing), on ogee bracket feet and brass roller castors 74cm high, 69.2cm wide, 39.6cm deep
Los 176
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE C.1790 inlaid with boxwood stringing, the detachable cornice with a broken swan neck pediment and a central turned mahogany urn, above a banded frieze inlaid with three paterae, above a pair of astragal glazed doors decorated with penwork Prince of Wales plumes of feathers, enclosing a later silk lined interior with adjustable shelves, the crossbanded fall with later brass handles, the satinwood interior with drawers and pigeonholes with chequered stringing, the base with a pair of rectangular doors with circular panels, enclosing two short and one long drawer, on bracket feet 284.5cmhigh, 137cm wide, 63cm deep Provenance Acquired in 1970 from Denys Wrey Antiques, Sloane Street, London. Woolley and Wallis Salisbury Salerooms, English and Continental Furniture, 15th May 2007, lot 493.
Los 184
AN EBONISED BRACKET CLOCK BY NATHANIEL SEDDON, EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATER the brass eight day movement with an anchor escapement, striking on a bell, the backplate engraved with scrolls and a basket of fruit, the arched dial with a silvered chapter ring, with Roman and Arabic numerals, with pierced handles, signed 'Nathan Seddon at St. James's', the moulded case with brass and fretwork panelled sides 39.8cm high, 25.8cm wide Catalogue Note Nathaniel Seddon was sworn into the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers as a free Brother in 1691-92. He is known to have worked until c.1739.
Los 185
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AUTOMATON BRACKET CLOCK BY FRANCIS DORRELL LONDON, C.1760-70 the brass eight day movement with a pull-repeat and a verge escapement striking on a bell, the backplate finely engraved with Rococo motifs, including: a ho-ho bird, a basket of flowers, scrolls and a pagoda, the seven inch arched dial with a silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, the matted centre with a date aperture and signature panel, inscribed 'Francis Dorrell, London', the arch with a painted village scene with a pond and figures, one baiting a goose with a stick, the moulded case with fretwork panels, the pagoda top with a brass handle 48.7cm high, 29cm wide, 18.7cm deep Catalogue Note Francis Dorrell worked in Whitecross Street, he was apprenticed in 1731 and was free of the Clockmakers' Company 1755-1780.
Los 450
λ AN ANGLO-CHINESE HUANGHUALI AND PADOUK BUREAU QIANLONG, LATE 18TH CENTURY the hinged fall revealing a fitted interior of drawers and pigeonholes around a central cupboard, some drawers inscribed in ink with Chinese characters, above three short and three long drawers, on a separate platform base with ogee bracket feet, with brass handles 105.8cm high, 107.3cm wide, 61.7cm deep
Los 1224
A PAIR OF MEISSEN PORCELAIN CHAMBER CANDLESTICKS (2)Circa 1900Modelled with a man and woman standing before a flowering bocage surmounted by sconces painted with flowers, he drinking from a jug, a loop handle to each reverse, blue crossed swords marks, incised 2869, 15.25cm and 16cmSome losses to the branches, flowers and leaves. The sconce on the example with the man leans inwards. Firing crack to underside of one, across one of the bracket feet.
Los 1472
A GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBER CANDLESTICKOf oval form, having a detachable sconce and a snuffing cone, fitted to a chain, the sconce and the oval base decorated with gadrooned rims, London 1806, maker Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell, weight 132 gmsThere are a few surface marks to the oval base, but overall in good condition, the bracket to the side of the nozzle that the hook of the snuffing cone slots into, is starting to break down. Length of base 9.7cm, width of base 7.5cm, overall height 6cm.The candlestick sits flat on its base, hallmarks are mostly clear and match. Maker's mark on snuffing cone is only partly legible.
Los 652
AN EDWARDIAN EIGHT DAY MANTEL CLOCKRetailed by J.W Benson Ludgate Hill, LondonThe rosewood case with marquetry inlaid decoration and brass acanthus scroll bracket feet, 5 inch white enamel dial, french movement striking on a gong with circular seal mark detailed ’VINCENTI 1855', 38cm highCondition report: Some scuffs, marks and light wear commensurate with use and age, notably to the top. Dirt and dust.Pendulum with the lot. No key. The working order of the movement has not been checked. Please see image of the back of the case.
Los 907
A GEORGE II WALNUT CROSSBANDED TEACADDY, LATER ADAPTED (2)The interior later subdivided, 24.5cm wide; 14.5cm high; together with a miniature George III line inlaid mahogany bureau, 22cm wide; 24cm highCondition report: The caddy with numerous repairs, various shrinkage cracks and replacement veneers to the back edge of the hinged top. Later hinges and lock. Bracket feet removed. Later interior divisions and baize lining to the top. Other inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.The miniature bureau with missing bracket foot and handle to drawer. Various other chips and losses in areas, inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
Los 969
AN 17TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK DRESSER BASEWith three drawers over three geometric moulded cupboards on bracket feet, 202cm wide; 90cm highCondition report: Inevitable scuffs, scrathes, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.Obvious later elements including handles to the top, later feet, later board to the back with various cut outs (see extra image), later ply board shelf. The join to bracket feet to the right side front corner is opening up. Previously with a superstructure to the top, with shadows and marks to the side and missing section to running the width of the back edge. The internal depth of the bottom half is 43cm. Please see extra images.
Los 405
19th century oak coffwr bach of plain rectangular from, the moulded top above a single long drawer with brass loop handles on a projecting base with bracket feet. 65 x 37 x 37cm approximately.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Reasonably good condition for age. Some wear and staining to the top including horizonal split, splits to the side. General wear commensurate with age.
Los 422
Victorian ebonised and inlaid pier cabinet, the moulded and shaped top above a single glazed door, the interior revealing fitted shelves on a projecting base with bracket feet. 80 x 32 x 110cm approximately.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Damage in places to veneer. Splits to top and scratches. Knob handle is loose and may be a replacement. Heavy stains and wear to the interior. Back panel is very loose.
Los 436
Unusual 19th century Welsh pine corner dresser having two shelf open rack back and four frieze drawers over a pot board base with chamfered supports, on bracket feet (not 90 degrees). Two returns 86cm & 96cm, 40cm deep, 192cm high approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Appearing in original condition. Rack may have been reduced. Two replacement pieces of wood on rack. Shrinkage splits to centre bases. ear and losses particularly to feet. Rustic condition overall.
Los 452
19th century Welsh oak two-stage cupboard, the geometric moulded cornice above two blind panel fielded doors, the interior revealing three shelves, the projected moulded base above two further blind panel fielded doors with two fitted shelves, standing on bracket feet. 115 x 36 x 216cm approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Flat back, not a corner cupboard. Good colour, wear and tear with age but good overall. No serious damage.
Los 1457
Hitachi 22LD3560U22 21 inch television with Toshiba DVD player and wall bracket. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.
Los 2242
SAMPSON MORDAN & CO; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and engined turned thermometer sleeve with pull cap in hinged bracket and vacant cartouche to the body, London 1902, length including openwork cap 15.5cm.Additional InformationVery slightly misshapen section to the pierced bars either side of the upper cap but overall condition is good. There is no thermometer in the tube.
Los 2619
A 9ct yellow gold chain suspending six fobs (one detached), combined approx 97g.Additional InformationSome of the hard stones and other stones have light surface scratches, not all pieces are marked. General surface wear throughout. One of the ring loop attachments is silver, a few small dents to the bracket arms suspending some of the fobs.
Los 1022
STEPHENS INKS; an original advertising enamel thermometer, height 61cm.Additional InformationObvious chipping and losses to the enamel, there is emulsion paint in areas, there is blu-tack which is holding the top of the thermometer in place as the metal bracket has split and part is missing, there is also a large section of blu-tack to the back of the piece which is holding the thermometer in place.
Los 3360
BAYARD; a French eight day carriage clock, with swing handle, the face set with Roman numerals, raised on bracket feet, height 15cm, together with a Bradford Exchange ceramic mantel clock 'Garden Whispers' and an unusual chrome clock representing a bird cage (3).Additional InformationEach with light wear, the brass is heavily worn on the Bayard clock, there are scratches, scuffs, none of the clock are currently functioning, there is dust, pitting and wear to the chrome example.
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