GUSTAV JOHAN BERG, SWEDEN A SWEDISH ARMY or NAVY OFFICER'S KNIFE, MODEL 'No. 13', circa 1890, with 3 1/2in. spear-point blade (cleaned), the back of blade near hilt marked 'GJUTSTAL', a signature obscured by the rounded guard-less front brass bolster, polished buffalo horn handle, brass 'pork-pie' pommel-cap fixed with a hexagonal nut and complete with its moulded brass scabbard signed 'G. JOH. BERG' within an engraved border around the throat, the body pierced with an anchor device, crossed bayonets and a crown to the front showing the red leather liner, the reverse pierced with a length-ways arabesque also showing the leather liner, ball finial at tip and suspension bracket (missing loop) to top bisecting the stamp 'No. 13'. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED DOME TOP CHIMING BRACKET CLOCK, hinged brass carrying handle to the dome, the silvered dial with fast/ slow and chime/silent subsidiary dials above chapter ring with Roman numerals, the dial named S.A. Yorke, 13 New St, Birmingham, 8 day movement with repeat mechanism and striking and chiming on five gongs, the case on four ogee bracket feet, height to top of handle 40cm, with pendulum and key (Condition report: overwound and pendulum too long in current position, repeat mechanism works, seen/ heard striking and chiming but one gong sounds flat)
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded eight-day longcase clock; the broken swan-neck pediment above a painted thirteen-inch dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand and date aperture arch and signed 'Kalabergo - Banbury' and within spandrels painted as apples beneath a country-house-style scene with deer, sheep and swans on a pond before a grand country house, the trunk door with vertical conch sell marquetry motif, raised on bracket-style feet, with weight and pendulum (221cm high)
A late 19th century carved oak dresser: the pediment with a central incised scallop-shell motif flanked by scrolling acanthus and single panel and shelf below; further 17th-century-style carving to the underside and with scrolling supports, the base section with two half-width drawers and two panelled doors below headed with central flowerheads in 17th century style, raised on stile feet with bracket-style scrolls (137cm wide x 54cm deep x 191cm high)
A Georgian style (mid 20th century) figured walnut writing bureau of small and slim proportions; the crossbanded angular fall opening to reveal interior of two small drawers and pigeonholes and further above four full-width drawers, shaped apron and raised on bracket feet (51cm wide x 41cm deep x 98cm high)
A late 19th / early 20th century continental press cupboard; the pierced cornice ornately decorated with flowerheads above an incised frieze and two doors with central foliate carving in relief flanked by foliate carved spandrels, the lower section with two half-width drawers above two further similar doors and raised on bracket feet (36 wide x 48cm deep x 202cm high)
An Early 18th Century Brass Striking Lantern Clock, signed Tho Sparrow, St Neots, circa 1720, four posted case, front and side pierced frets, hook and spikes, 6-1/2-inch Roman numeral chapter ring signed, scroll engraved dial centre, single hand, two train movement with a verge escapement and outside countwheel striking on a top mounted bell, bob pendulum, 40cm highCondition report: Brass surfaces are dirty throughout, hand with rusting marks, top right hand side fret with one securing bracket has broken and is missing, side and back panels are missing, with one weight.
^ A Fine Fifteen-Day Duration Striking Table Clock, signed Thomas De Lasalle, London, circa 1790, arched pediment with a single brass ball finial, fish scale side sound frets with carrying handles, front corners with stop brass fluted pilasters, bracket shaped feet, 8-inch arch brass dial plate with a silvered Roman and Arabic dial centre, date dial inscribed wind/wind, arch with strike/silent selection dial, twin chain fusee movement with a verge escapement and rack striking on a bell, movement backplate with floral engraved outer borders, movement secured in by two brackets, 56cm high, with later mahogany wall bracketFootnote: This clock is mentioned and illustrated in (Barder, Richard C R) "The Georgian Bracket Clock 1714-1830", page 146.Condition report: Top side of the case with minor cracks to veneers, top finial with dents, brass mounts are slightly discoloured, case with minor dents in parts, back door with some chips and losses to the veneers, back door glass with one small chip to the bottom right corner, movement is slightly dirty and needs cleaning, movement in going order, with pendulum.
A George III Oak Straight Front Chest of Drawers, 3rd quarter 18th century, the moulded top above two short and three long graduated oak-lined drawers with original brasses, on scroll bracket feet, 94cm by 52cm by 95cmCondition report: Good honest condition, the top general ring marks, scratches consistent with age, original castors, and feet, right-hand side panel all with natural? split drawer fronts, some minor faults to the cock beading, some scratches to drawer front also, see images,
A Late 17th Century Oak Chest of Drawers in two parts, the moulded top above an arrangement of four geometric moulded drawers, on bracket feet, 95cm by 59cm by 101cmCondition report: Timber slightly dry and faded, largest drawer very slightly bowed, see images, draw below split, a small section of moulding on the left-hand side, bracket feet are later, top left-hand drawer, a section of moulding missing
^ A George II Joined Oak Chest on Stand, mid 18th century, the moulded hinged lid enclosing a vacant interior above four fielded panels, the base with five drawers above an arched apron, on scrolled bracket feet, 141cm by 56cm by 120cmCondition report: Sizes as cataloged, 141cm by 56cm by 120cm, handles are old but not original, right-hand handle, faults around the legs and apron, do have a section of the scrolled feet, which needs regluing (we have this piece), other scrolled section detached, but again we have this piece
An American Cherry and Pine-Lined Straight-Front Chippendale Style Chest of Drawers, 18th century, the verso inscribed George Yeadly Hudson?, the serpentine shaped top above four small drawers around a central deep drawer with three long drawers below, all between quarter-column supports, on bracket feet, 114cm by 52cm by 106cmCondition report:Chest top splits, with raised ring marks possibly associated, end panels split, traces of varnish to the front, therefore draw fronts very crackled, crazed effect, see images, please note the chest is Cherry and not mahogany, been amended, repair work around the bracket feet
A George III Mahogany and Pine-Lined Bachelor's Chest, Late 18th century, the boxwood and ebony strung frieze above four long graduated drawers with brass oval backplate handles, on bracket feet, 84cm by 45cm by 81cmCondition report: Chest of drawers cosmetically good, and attractive colour, the top some scratches consistent with age, drawers run freely, old splits to the end panels, which as been filled and polished (see images)
~ A Victorian Mahogany, Boxwood, Ebony Strung and Satinwood Banded Secretaire Bookcase, in George III style, the dentil moulded and broken swan neck pediment above a pair of geometric glazed doors enclosing a velvet-lined interior with adjustable shelves, the base with a deep secretaire drawer enclosing satinwood-veneered drawers and a writing surface, the base with two moulded cupboard doors inlaid with neo-classical urns, on bracket feet, 98cm by 49cm by 235cm
A George III Mahogany and Oak-Lined Bachelor's Chest, circa 1780, the moulded top with re-entrant corners above a pull-out brushing slide with four long graduated drawers below, with pierced brass handles and escutcheon, on bracket feet, 80cm by 47cm by 78cmEx Uppark House, West Sussex, with photocopy of purchase receipt, 1968Condition report: Top and three bottom drawers, reasonable colour, however top drawer rather faded, general scratches consistent with age to the top, end panels some splitting, see images, rest seem original, bracket feet later elements, see images, small split left-hand corner, and front right-hand corner,
A George III Mahogany Straight-Front and Pine-Sided Chest on Chest, late 18th century, the cavetto cornice above two short and three long drawers, all between canted, fluted stiles, the base of three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 97cm by 51cm by 176cmCondition report: Cosmetically good condition, recently restored, the sides have been darkened over some old splits, partly filled and polished, doors slightly misshapen, and do protrude in left-hand drawer at the right side, pine sided drawers, with oak based linings
A George III Mahogany, Rosewood Crossbanded and Boxwood Strung Kneehole Dressing Table, circa 1780, the moulded top above a pull-out brushing slide and long frieze drawer with wavy shaped kneehole drawer below, flanked by six small drawers all around a central cupboard door, on bracket feet, 92cm by 50cm by 77cmCondition report: Variations in colour, with some fading mainly around the top section, the top is also slightly misshapen, with some splitting - see images, panels general bruising, consistent with age, handles replaced with faint previous handle marks visible, drawers are oak lined, central cupboard door slightly misshapen, front right bracket foot section is detached, but we do have this piece, with key, all sections of crossbanding around the top also patched
^ A George III Mahogany Kneehole Writing Desk, circa 1770, the moulded and crossbanded hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior with green baize-lined writing slope and apertures for ink bottles and pen, a sliding drawer below flanked by six graduated drawers all around a central cupboard door, on bracket feet, 99cm by 59cm by 88cm Condition report: The top is faded, variations in colour, the right-hand end panel has a bad split, see image, the hinge lid small split visible to the interior, see photographs, the bottom of the right-hand drawer a section missing, bottom left-hand drawer also scratched
~ A George I Walnut and Feather-Banded Chest on Chest, circa 1720, the moulded cornice above three short and three long oak-lined drawers, the base with a pull-out brushing slide, three deep drawers below, all between canted and fluted stiles, on bracket feet, 112cm by 58cm by 186cm Condition report:Chest rather faded, with variations in colour, the previous handle marks visible to draw fronts, panels with rear splits, some veneer losses to the dust board, drawers, old decay around, balding in the middle section, drawers run freely.
A George III Style Satinwood, Tulipwood-Banded and Brass-Mounted Bureau/Cabinet, 19th century, in two sections, the pierced three-quarter gallery with gathered silk grille doors below, the hinged writing slope enclosing a modern leather writing surface, ink bottles and a compartment, a long frieze drawer below and with pull-out lopers, gathered silk doors below, on splayed bracket feet, 76cm by 43cm by 128cm
~ A 17th Century Carved Walnut Open Armchair, recovered in dark-pink floral fabric, the scrolled and pierced top rail above a foliate carved splat with turned uprights and acanthus carved downswept arms, on turned and block legs joined by an H stretcher, 65cm by 43cm by 130cmCondition report: Verso of the top rail has a later bracket for strengthening, structurally chair has some movement in joints, old decay visible mainly around the top rail, legs, also the turned upright of the acanthus carved arm support, some splits, the upholstery? stain, rear right leg heavily decayed
OTTOMAN / ISLAMIC CASKET, 19th century, with bone inlay featuring fauna, arabesque scrolls and Arabic calligraphic verses, on bracket supports, 58.5cm wideCondition report: Additional images uploaded showing small losses and wear. Detached piece present - as per images showing front of casket.
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