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Preisdatenbank abonnierenWILLIAM MELLOR (1851-1931), "Barden Tower from the Wharfe, Bolton Woods, Yorkshire", oil on canvas, signed, inscribed to reverse, 12 1/4" x 18 1/4", swept gilt gesso frame (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Small paint loss in bottom right hand part of picture, otherwise generally good condition, possibly needs a light clean
A NEST OF THREE CHINOISERIE TABLES, early 20th century, of rounded oblong form, painted and gilded with figures in a garden on a black ground, raised on baluster turned tapering legs with splayed feet, 19 3/4" x 14 3/4" x 20 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Very good, some wear to gilding, light scratching to largest table top
A GOLD, SOUTH SEA CULTURED PEARL, DIAMOND AND ORANGE SAPPHIRE RINGMounted with the large South Sea cultured pearl to the centre, the sides mounted with circular cut diamonds and with orange sapphires, detailed 750, ring size N and a half, gross weight 23.3 gms.The South Sea cultured pearl is in good condition, diameter 15.7mm, the ring is overall in good condition, pretty much as new, it is detailed SCHOEFFEL, slight variation of colour of the orange sapphires, the diamonds slightly draw colour to a light champagne colour, probably intended to blend in with the orange sapphires. Some of the diamonds have a few internal inclusions, that are surface reaching.
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (2)Portrait of Mr Muller; and a companion portrait of his wife, a pairoil on canvaseach 62 x 51cm(2)Condition reportGentleman:Some fine craquelure. Stretcher marks.An ached line is visible to upper right, possibly left over if previously framed as an oval.Very small indentation to centre left.Otherwise overall appearance generally good.Lady: Some fine craquelure visible. Stretcher marks visible.Otherwise appears in generally good condition.Neither painting inspected under uv light.
B*** A*** HOWE (BRITISH, 19TH CENTURY) (2)Portrait of a cat; Portrait of a dog, a paireach signed and dated 'B A HOWE 1862' (lower right)oil on canvas26 x 25.5cm(2)Condition reportCraquelure, heat damage, paint separation, and stretcher marks visible to both.Both have a hole to the canvas with associated paint loss.Not inspected under uv light.
MARJORIE MAY MACBETH-RAEBURN (BRITISH, 1902-1988), AFTER SIR ALFRED MUNNINGSThe Startinscribed and bears label (to backing paper)oil on board42 x 54.5cmARRCondition reportSurface and ingrained dirt. Various marks and stains and some discolouration.Small gouged line approximately 1.5cm long to upper left.Not inspected under UV light.
A NOVELTY SILVERED METAL 'MR.PUNCH' MOUNTED WALKING CANE (2)Early 20th CenturyWith hardwood shaft, 87.5cm high; Together with another, the grip carved with as a bearded gentleman's head, 85.5cm highCondition report: Mr. Punch with some rubbing to the silvering revealing the base metal beneath in some areas. Some small spots of verdi-gris. Shaft in good order. Some dents and minor wear to the ferrule. The carved head example with some light wear, scuffs and knocks commensurate with use and age. No ferrule. Wear to the tip.
A GEORGE III STYLE SILVERED-METAL HEXAGONAL HALL LANTERNLate 20th CenturyEnclosing a three-light suspension, the frame with acanthus mounted angles, 58cm highCondition report: Some tarnishing, dirt and general dust commensurate with age and use. Will require rewiring for electricity prior to use.
A LATE VICTORIAN BRASS AND GLASS CORINTHIAN COLUMN TABLE LAMPCirca 1897Later adapted for electricity, with glass reservoir and hobnail cut column, the stepped base stamped with registration mark Rd.308528, 64cm highCondition report: Overall a few dents in areas to the base, wear to the gilt lacquered surface, and general dit and dust. Otherwise light scuffs, scratches and some other areas of tarnishing commensurate with use and age.Th duplex No. 2 oil fitting loose. The pierced top colour of the oil burner is a little bent. Later fitments and elements. Will require rewiring for electricity prior to use. Weighted underside.
A PAIR OF FRENCH LOUIS XVI STYLE ORMOLU AND MARBLE MOUNTED FOUR-LIGHT CANDELABRA (2)Early 20th CenturyWith Satyr mask and floral swagged ovoid bodies supported on cloven hoof monopodia, 63cm high (2)Condition report: Overall in good condition. The bodies have been drilled to accommodate electrical wiring. Rubbing to the gilding in areas, with dirt and dust, together with some tarnishing as to be expected with age and use. The upper branch element of one is leaning back and requires realignment or tightening at the base. Several small cracks to the branches of this candelabrum and two leaves missing. Residue wax in areas. Some small chips and nicks to the marble bases in areas.
A QUEEN ANNE STYLE SILVERED-METAL SIX LIGHT CHANDELIER20th CenturyThe baluster stem and scroll branches with engraved leaf decoration and strap-work,with suspension hook and ceiling rose, 77cm wideCondition report: Some tarnishing, wear and scuffs commensurate with use and age. Plastic candle nozzle is broken at base. The chandelier will need to be rewired. 74cm high excluding the ceiling rose and hook.
A PAIR OF GILT BRASS WINGED GRIFFIN HALL LANTERNS (2)20th CenturyEach with interlaced foliate collar, enclosing three suspended light fitments, 37cm wide; 47cm high (excluding suspension chain) (2)Condition report: Good decorative order, some minor tarnishing and general wear commensurate with use and age. Will require rewiring for electrical use.
TWO PAIRS OF NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE METAL TWIN-LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES (4)ModernOne pair silvered, the other gilt lacquered, each with tassel and ribbon-tied backplate, 53cm high (4) Condition report: Good decorative order. Some dirt ad dust, tarnishing in areas and minor wear commensurate with use and age. Will need to be rewired for electricity.
AN ART DECO BLACK LACQUER MOSAIC DESK CASKET1930sThe lid decorated with geometric patterns, raised on curved tapering legs, 21cm wide Condition report: Light scuffs, scarches and signs of wear commensurate with age and use.Very small chips and scuffs to the edge of the mosaic tesserae at the edge of the one side, together with a small chip to the edge of the leg.
A RED PAINTED STEEL HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE STANDARD LAMPMid-20th Century250cm high (fully extended) x 97cm wideCondition report:- Loss of paint, scratches and marks particularly to the lower end of the stem- Rust and pitting to the chrome- Height adjustment functions well- Lamp does not light up when plugged in
A PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZE AND MARBLE FIGURAL SIX-LIGHT CANDELABRALate 19th CenturyEach modelled as a classical female wearing a robe mounted on a red marble plinth, 100cm highCondition report:- One candelabra is missing its screw thread needed to attach the branches- Numerous small nibbles to the marble bases - Remnants of wax and general wear throughout
A LOUIS XV ORMOLU-MOUNTED VERNIS MARTIN STRIKING MANTEL CLOCKMid-18th CenturyThe case decorated with floral sprays on a yellow ground, with pierced brass grille sides, standing on a plinth base, the enamel dial inscribed ‘Biesta a Paris’, Roman hours and Arabic minutes, the movement with countwheel strike on bell, silk suspension, pendulum and key, 59cm high Condition report: Overall losses to the decorative paintwork of the case, with areas lacking to the front below the dial. The base also with losses, shrinkage, wear and worm. Tarnishing to the mounts and rubbing to the gilding. Mounts slightly loose and with gaps noticeable to the base, probably where the base as slightly shrunk. Green lacquered backing to the grille sides is worn and damaged with numerous holes. The dial with light hairline crack running from the number 60. Minor losses to the winding holes. The movement will need a thorough overall by a qualified clock restorer. Key, pendulum and smaller key attached.
A VICTORIAN BRASS AND WIREWORK FENDER TOGETHER WITH OTHER BRASS FIRE PLACE ITEMS (7)Late 19th Century and laterIncluding a coal scuttle with scoop, a brass poker, brush and warming pan, and a brass fire screen mounted with leaded glass panels, 82cm high (7)The wirework fender with numerous light scuffs and scratches overall. Some mis-shaped areas to the wirework as to be expected. General wear commensurate with use and age. Scuttle and tools in good order, scuffs and order commensurate with use and age. Screen typically should’ve had a mesh, panelling could be later associated. Slightly wobbly in fitting.
A GEORGE II STYLE CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY ‘D’ END EXTENDING DINING TABLEOn six downswept supports with two extra leaves, 116cm wide; 228cm long; 350cm long extended73cm high and 228cm long without the extra leaves. Some light surface scratches to the table top a some small marks to the edge. Please see additional photos on the website
A MATCHED SET OF SIX 18TH CENTURY WALNUT FRAMED VASE BACK DINING CHAIRSOn pad feet 55cm wide; 100cm high (6)Condition report: 43cm high from the floor to the top of the seat rail (not including the rise of upholstered drop-in seat). These chairs are very similar but details vary, including two with a more obvious raised pad foot, another with a less raised foot and three others just with a general pad. Variations between some of the turned features on the back stretchers and scrolled detail on the chair backs. The chairs are all pretty structurally sound considering age and use. There is some light shrinkage between some joints. The chairs were probably made provincially and at some point they have been through a workshop, strengthened, tidied, drop-in seats redone and railed. One chair with more obvious re-pegging to the back leg and probably a later rail to the back below the shoe. Overall chips, scuffs, dents and abrasions commensurate with use and age. Some variation in colour between areas, the chairs having probably been varnished and polished at some point. minor shrinkage in areas. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.
A VICTORIAN MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND FLORAL POLYCHROME PAINTED SNAP TOP EBONISED CENTRE TABLEOn baluster tripod base, 77cm wide; 72cm highCondition report: Various old chips, scuffs and scratches in areas, notably the feet. One foot with a repaired break. Scroll detail to all three feet slightly worn and chipped. Rubbing to the gilt decoration. A few chips and losses to the mother of pearl inlay. Various small nicks and dents to the central bouquet inlay.Light crackelure to the surface of the papier-mâché top, as to be expected with age and use.
A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE HUALI SIDE CABINETWith a pair of drawers over cupboards, on shaped block feet, 105cm wide; 84cm highCondition report: Good condition. Vary minor shrinkage to the top around the edge, see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk. Light, general scuffs and marks commensurate with age and use. The surfaces cleaned and varnished at some point.
A 20TH CENTURY ASIAN SCARLET LACQUERED ALTAR TABLEWith pierced frieze, decorated with cartouches of landscapes, 143cm wide; 85cm highCondition report: Overall in good condition. Minor scuffs and wear commensurate with use and age, together with minor light discolouration to the lacquer of the top in areas. A few chips and minor dents to the edges and extremities in areas, such as the scroll end left side and front right edge with minor chips, and to the feet. Some shrinkage to joints (see extra images).The underside is varnished red. The table probably dates to the second half of the 20th Century. Please see additional images on www.bellman.co.uk
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CONSOLE TABLEWith single drawer on scroll supports,131cm wide; 48.5cm deep; 82.cm highCondition report: 48.5cm deepGood overall condition. Light marks, scuffs and dents, scratches in areas commensurate with age and use. Including the top with a slightly deeper old dent approx 6cm along, at the right hand end, and scuffs to the scroll ends of the front feet. Also, a few small veneer chips in areas, mostly to the edge in places. Some discolouration to the varnish on the outside of the right front leg. Old worm holes to the pine horizontal back rail, although relatively minor. Horizontal shrinkage cracks to the drawer lining of the frieze drawer.
A REGENCY GILT FRAMED RECTANGULAR MIRROR (2)With split column decoration, 53cm wide; 72cm high, together with a similar smaller, 42cm wide; 61cm highCondition report:The plate is not misaligned, but quite oxidised in the left corner area. The reeded edge is also chipped and worn in areas. The plate could be a replacement ‘aged’ plate. The backboard has been resecured with later pins and possibly replaced with the backboards back to front; the inside bevelled edge and cleaner/ less oxidised timber visible, in comparison to the surrounding timber sections. Gilding with light scuffs and cracks in areas. Some minor shrinkage cracks between sections. Dirt and dust. See additional photos. The smaller mirror with light chips, scuffs and general wear commensurate with use and age. The mirror plate covered with paper backing which has been torn off. The plate with numerous speckles of oxidisation. Ball knop decoration loose, but present.
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PLATED TABLE CANDLESTICKS AND THREE FURTHER ITEMS (6)The table candlesticks with scroll decoration, raised on shaped octagonal bases, height 30cm, a plated four light candelabra, a plated flame finial and a pair of silver candlesticks, raised on circular bases (loaded), Birmingham 1973, height 20cm
A GROUP OF SIX SILVER AND EUROPEAN WARES (6)Comprising; a German oval tray, detailed Lowenthal 800, length 30cm, a German oval small tray, detailed Posen 800, length 25cm, combined weight 510 gms, a German three light table candelabra, detailed 800 (loaded), a hand mirror, detailed 830 S, with a matching clothes brush detailed 830 S and a silver mounted hand mirror, Sheffield 1969
A SILVER MOUNTED RECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME AND TWO FURTHER ITEMS (3)The photograph frame with scroll pierced decoration, the glass lacking, Birmingham 1905, size of frame 21cm by 16cm, a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1892, fitted to a plated brooch designed as a bow and a blue enamelled rectangular cigarette caseCondition Report: The frame - The mount looks to be in generally good condition with one or two tiny perforation. It is however very dirty and no pile to the velvet survives to the front. The Vesta case hinge is a little loose an does not close tightly. There are a few shallow dents to the sides. The hallmark is clear, the bow brooch is associated. There is a significant chip on the hinge side edge, also under strong light, several hair cracks are apparent. The enamel otherwise has a few surface marks. There is some distortion to the inner framework. The cartouche to the front of the vesat has had no previous engraving. The cigarette case is marked 'GOLD CASED'. The back of the exterior of the case is rubbing down to brass on the high points. The original finish lookd to have been silver plated, the reference to 'GOLD CASED' is something of a mystery. Size of case 8cm x 5.5cm.
A Rolex Tudor 9ct gold gentleman's wristwatch, calibre 1260 movement, 30mm diam, Dennison case, Birmingham 1955, on a plated bracelet Movement running when wound and hands setting, movement clean, dial with slight surface scratches and some marks and dust, crystal typically scratched, light wear to the contemporary gate bracelet, box in reasonably good condition for age but showing signs of wear and losses
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