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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAn XVIII Century Mahogany Eight-Day Longcase Clock, the hood with bulbous finials and swan neck pediment over fretwork panels, column supports and arched door, the engraved silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and date apertures inscribed "Adam Pringle, Edinburgh", the trunk with long shaped door and reeded pilasters to chamfered base, 232cm high.
An XVIII Century Mahogany Eight-Day Longcase Clock, with arched hood, applied fretwork decoration and column supports, the arched dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, two subsidiary dials and inscribed "Patrick Bewel Kirkwell" with foliate decoration, the trunk with inlaid door, reeded pilasters and square base on ogee feet, 220cm high.
An XVIII Century Oak Longcase Clock, the circular white dial with Roman numerals, inscribed " Brownsword - Nottingham", hood with broken pediment, circular door and column supports, the trunk with crossbanded door and reeded pilasters, the base with batwing marquetry inlay, on bracket feet.
An XVIII Century Oak Longcase Clock, the hood with stepped pediment over arched door with reeded columns, brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, minute aperture, inscribed "Henry Hindley York", the trunk with long door over base with bracket feet (no pendulum, one weight), 215cm high.
A 19th century Goyard steamer trunk, the cloth bound exterior with stretched leather edges and corners, fitted metal mounts,the label Mayles Goyard, 233 Rue St Honore Paris, to side, the base also stampped with the latter101cm wide55cm deep33cm highCondition report: Lacks carrying handles and interior tray, wear to cloth exterior, missing and torn in parts, wooden struts discoloured and worn, remnants of labels to side, leather worn and discoloured, chalk writing to top. The hardware is stamped Goyard, although some areas are worn, please see additional images attached.
A studded leather trunk, 19th century, the domed lid enclosing a compartment and with further studwork to the interior of the lid, 61cm high, 98cm wide, 58cm deepProvenance: The property of a lady and gentleman, removed from a Cheshire country house Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks and chips and losses to the leather cladding, there are also old woodworm holes through the surface and into the underlying timber Various knocks and bashes to cornersThe interior with wear and dirt, some pulling and loss to the ribbon decorationSome chips and losses to the underlying timber frame of the trunkDiscolouration to the metalware The lock has been removed previously there is untidyness to the timber areas where it should sitPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
INDENTURES, approximately one hundred and fifteen Legal Documents on parchment/vellum dating from 1709 - 1856 to include Deeds, Mortgages, Conveyances, Abstract of Titles, Probate of Will, etc, most larger documents have multiple seals and embossed Revenue Stamps, Geographical areas range from Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Kent, contents in a large metal trunk
INDENTURES, approximately one hundred Legal Documents on parchment/vellum dating from 1709 - 1839 to include Deeds, Mortgages, Conveyances, Abstract of Titles, Release, etc, most larger documents have multiple seals and embossed Revenue Stamps, Geographical areas range from Lancashire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Suffolk, Essex, Kent and London, contents in a large metal trunk
Bassett-Lowke and other 0 Gauge Buildings and Lineside Accessories, including various station platforms and extensions, goods depot, platelayers huts, cattle dock, coal office, signal boxes, double-track tunnel mouths (2), a metal hand-built off-set gantry signal, (some items by Hailey Models or Hugar), several wooden buffer stops and other pieces, many with original tinplate adverts attached, P-G, most with some degrees of damage, paint loss etc, (but generally free of woodworm), most in a large and old metal packing trunk probably c. WW1, trunk P-F, with dents and rusting (quantity in trunk + 3 longer station parts)
A Collection of 20th Century Continental Porcelain to Comprise Capodimonte Gilt Metal Mounted Casket Decorated in Moulded Relief Depicting Classical Scenes, Lid of Domed Form with Lion Mask and Base Supported on Four Claw Feet, Together with a Pair of Jugs of Tree Trunk Stylised Form with Applied Mermaid and Merman Figures. Casket 16.5cm wide and 15cm high, Jugs 25cm high
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