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Los 255
A large mid-19th century mahogany-cased eight-day broken-arch longcase clock; the outset cornice above a 13 1/2 inch painted dial, in the arch a hand-decorated scene titled 'Come under my plaidie' (after the Hector MacNeill (1746-1818) poem and song), the cream dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand, date hand and signed A. Breckenridge & Son - Kilmarnock and cornered by hand-decorated spandrels allegorical of the four nations of Great Britain; the case with flame-mahogany bow-fronted trunk door with circular sound apertures, raised on short plinth base; together with weights, key and pendulum (213cm high)
Los 73
A late 17th / early 18th Century Spanish domed colonial / traveling chest / trunk or blanket box coffer having intricate metal strap work with red cloth panels. The dome lid opening to reveal a spacious fitted interior. Twin wrought metal handles to sides. Raised on bracket feet. Measures: 65cm x 133cm x 45cm.
Los 81
An early 20th Century Anglo Indian antique inlaid elephant side occasional table of round form. The top heavily carved having a central scene of a Goddess with oval cartouche panels to the border and carved figures within, interspersed with floral decoration. Raised on elephant trunk supports having ivory tusks and carved decoration to the front and revers. Measures 66cm x 63cm diameter.
Los 218
A 19TH CENTURY 8-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK the enamel dial signed 'Matton Probus', with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the spandrels with floral decoration, shipping scene painted to the breakarch, the case with spiral turned pillars to the hood and matching pilasters to the trunk, 47cm wide 190cm high
Los 501
Canada, Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Directors' General Efficiency and Good Conduct Medal circa 1860, bronze by JS Wyon, bust of Richard Trevithick in high relief left, legend within maple border, central cartouche for naming and for year below, edge impressed F H TREVITHICK LOCO. SUPERINTT, 45mm (Moyaux 49). Extremely fine, rare with an interesting recipient associationNote: Frederick Henry Trevithick (1816-1881) was the youngest son of Richard Trevithick, the inventor of the locomotive. He was appointed as locomotive superintendent of the Grand Trunk Railway.
Los 502
Canada, Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Montreal, Victoria Bridge Opening 1860, white metal medal by A Hoffnung, view of the bridge, arms above, rev. details of construction, arms above, Royal family medallions around, 51mm. Good extremely fine, scarceNote: this is the scarcer variety with the bridge cost stated incorrectly as $5 million.
Los 89
Thomas Pearce of Bourne. A Georgian oak and mahogany cross banded longcase clock, the enamel break arch dial painted with a goat drawn carriage, containing a gentleman and lady, dial bearing Roman numerals, two train eight day movement, with bell strike, bell lacking, the case with a break arch hood, topped with brass finials, canted trunk with inlaid door and base on bracket feet, with pendulum and keys, 200cm high.
Los 199
attributed to Glasgow circa 1760 single mark H&M, of typical baluster form engraved crest and motto, scroll handle with leaf clasping, spreading circular foot(10.5cm high, 9.5oz)The crest and motto is probably for the Lauder family formerly of Belhaven and West Barnes in East Lothian. The motto ‘Repullulat’ translates as ‘It buds afresh’ which relates to the tree being “an old tree budding proper”. However if the crest was read as “The trunk of an oak sprouting out proper” it could relate to the Laurie family also from East Lothian and Berwickshire.
Los 407
unmarked, the ebony cylindrical shaft set with royal crown to top and simple collar to base, the upper section with applied lion rampant above a Ducal coronet, the reverse with oak tree with saw through trunk (for Hamilton), the central section with applied presentation band engraved Victoria Queen, Alexander 10 th Duke of Hamilton Hereditary Keeper, Presented to John Rogers Esquire, Baillie of the Abbey of Holyrood House, by the High Constables, Thomas Miller Moderator 1851’, in fitted velvet lined glazed domed oak display case(66cm long )Footnote: Note: Although Tipstaffs and Batons of office are encountered with regularity presentation examples or indeed such large examples as this are extremely rare. To find one with such direct Royal and Ducal connection as this appears to be virtually unique. The presentation itself is still somewhat of a mystery. It can safely be assumed that Thomas Miller must have had a long career within the Abbey of Holyrood House and perhaps his time as Moderator in 1851 was the end of this illustrious career. No other such examples presented to Moderators can be traced so this is by no means a standard presentation to Moderators of the Abbey when they stand down. For a similarly large example from the Barony Burgh of Portsburgh, intriguingly last presented in 1851 as well, see ‘Jewellery & Silver’, Bonhams Edinburgh 7 th December 2011 lot 535 (sold £7500)
Los 8
with swan neck pediment over arched painted dial with figural panel and spandrels, depicting 'Liberty, Justice, Peace, Plenty', flanked by fluted pilasters, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, over crossbanded trunk door, fluted pilasters, on base with bracket feet, the eight day movement striking on a single bell(223cm high)
Los 694
A Regency tortoiseshell veneered tea caddy inlaid in mother of pearl with chinoiserie decorated depicting pagodas in a landscape to the shallow bow front, the lid of pagoda form opening a reveal a two section interior, raised on turned bone bun feet, 20.5 cm wide x 13.2 cm deep x 15.75 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Whilst basically sound throughout and a good looking piece, there are several areas of minor loss, particularly to two of the leaves to the bow front and the trunk of the palm tree second from left. There is also damage to the corners of the tortoiseshell to the base on all four corners. See images. Minor cracks looking at the back below the left hinge and to the right of the right hinge vertically. There is also a crack to the turned bone foot looking from the back - the right hand side. There are several areas where the wirework has worked loose, particularly to the corners. See images for further detail. The interior zinc lining has deteriorated to mainly powder in both sides. The piece could arguably do with a good clean and sympathetic restoration though the overall look is again good. See images for further detail.
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