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A 19TH CENTURY OAK EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, the painted face with date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, maker's name indistinct, the hood with swan neck pediment, the case of plain form, twin weights, pendulum, H 220 cm, A/F¦++The base of the trunk has been replaced.¦

Los 455

A 19th Century green painted pine domed trunk, with handpainted foliate and written detailing

Los 478

A contemporary aluminium bound trunk with a polychromatic motif design

Los 408

A Continental painted trunk with handpainted floral decoration

Los 32

Trunk and four boxes of glass, china, records, warming pan, stone bottle, pair of pottery dogs etc

Los 64

Edward Barnsley walnut regulator longcase clock, the hood with angular arched pediment, the circular steel dial with subsidiary seconds and hours dials and inscribed "Dent, 41 Pall Mall and 4 Royal Exchange, London", no.62959 behind octagonal glazed door, the trunk having door with two fielded panels, brass label to interior engraved "Sir William Waters Butler bequeathed certain monies to his friend Arthur Mitchell and this clock and case were commissioned therefrom, to commemorate 40 years friendship and work together. The regulator movement was made by Dent & Co of London and the English Walnut Case was designed by Edward Barnsley and made by him and his chief assistant H Upton in 1940", similar panels to the base, all with holly and ebony chequered stringing and wavy line ebony beading, on plinth base, 207cm high This collection comes from the late Arthur Mitchell from the brewers, Mitchell & Butler, who commissioned many of the pieces directly from Gimson, Barnsley and Peter Waals. He was a strong supporter of the Cotswold School and a good friend of Edward Barnsley, son of Sidney Barnsley. Arthur Mitchell lived in Cheltenham at Glenfall House and pieces from his collection are also to be found at the Cheltenham Wilson Art Gallery Museum in the Arts and Crafts Department

Los 1018

A mid century black angular car motoring / motorists suitcase trunk of angular form having twin clasps and chrome banding elsewhere. Hinged top with lined interior

Los 689

STEAMER STYLE TRUNK, tan leather bound with a rectangular glass cover and a rising top enclosing space for storage and carrying handles, 91cm W x 46.5cm H x 51cm D.

Los 1170

A GOOD LARGE SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE GROUP OF TWO TIGERS ATTACKING AN ELEPHANT BY ASAKURA YOSHIHARU, one of the tigers on the elephant's back, the other being trampled underfoot, the coats of each animal naturalistically cast , the base cast with a seal mark, 22.5in long overall & 22in high to top of trunk.

Los 1012

A VELLUM COVERED WARDROBE TRUNK, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the interior fitted with rails and drawers. 3ft 4ins high x 1ft 10ins wide x 1ft 6ins deep.

Los 614

A George III oak and walnut eight day longcase clock, painted Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, signed John Hayes Wrexham, with movement striking on a bell - the bell cast 'Gainsworth Warr', with broken swans neck pediment and serpentine top trunk door, on bracket feet, 214cm

Los 620

A George III oak and mahogany banded inlaid 8-day longcase clock, with painted arched dial signed T Brentnall - Sutton, with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, with broken swans neck pediment and serpentine top trunk door, on bracket feet, 225cm

Los 469

Three Sitzendorf elephant ornaments, each modelled standing and with trunk raised, glazed in naturalistic tones, 10cm high -7cm high (at fault) (3)

Los 778

A stained pine dome top trunk, with carved and paper lined internal tray and twin brass handles, 60cm H x 102cm W x 57cm D

Los 316

Vintage painted tin trunk and suitcase with travel labels including Orient Express

Los 467

AN EASTERN CARVED SOFTWOOD STORAGE TRUNK with pierced side handles, decorated with stylised seated figures, 49cm wide, together with an EASTERN CARVED WOOD HEAD, initialled verso "BF", 34.5cm high

Los 224

An ivory netsuke depicting three characters around a carved trunk. Signed Masa Yana at the base Japan, 19th centuryCm 3,00 22.00 % buyer's premium on the hammer priceVAT margin scheme, VAT included, but not indicated

Los 194

SOLD IN TIMED AUCTION A black painted and metal bound trunk with painted armorial crest detail

Los 981

A longcase clock, the 24 cm square brass dial signed Jackson, Henley, fitted a 30 hour movement, in an oak case, 192 cm high Condition report Report by RBWith trunk door key, pendulum and a weight

Los 980

A longcase clock, the 29 cm square brass dial signed J Stratton, Hampton, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, fitted an eight day movement, in an oak case, 199 cm high See illustration Condition report With pendulum, trunk door key and two non matching weights.

Los 1111

A 19th century metal bound oak travelling trunk, with a plaque, Charles Williams Esqr, 81 cm wide, and another similar (2)

Los 1096

A Victorian chest, of two short and three long drawers, 92 cm wide, a pine dining table, a wicker trunk, a Silver Cross pram, a wardrobe and other furniture (7)

Los 1101

A Victorian dome top trunk, 86 cm wide, and a cast iron day bed (2)

Los 982

A musical longcase clock, the 30 cm arched square silvered dial signed Edward Hopkins, Bradford, Wilts, fitted an eight day movement striking on nine bells, in a mahogany case, 242 cm high (overall) See illustration Condition report ReportWith trunk door key, winding key, three weights and pendulumReport by MWThe clock is from a private client. The clock has been previously restored. The silvered dial would appear to have been re-silvered and the chapter ring numerals re-painted. The movement appears unaltered but is very dusty and would benefit from a clean and service. The case has been restored and has a polished surface, the trunk door appears unwarped. The case has some warping, which is most noticeable when a hand is passed over it. The back boards have several holes drilled into them.Overall the clock appears clean and the dial fits quite well to the hood aperture

Los 400

A 19th century mahogany and brass inlaid drop dial wall timepiece, the 12inch painted dial with octagonal surround, eared trunk with glazed panel, curved base, single fusee movement with tapering plates, (losses and repairs) 74cm (29in)

Los 572

Oak longcased clock banded in mahogany, painted break arch dial with rolling moon, subsidiary date and seconds dials signed B Mitchells, Cockermouth, eight-day movement (detached from dial), in a swan neck hood with turned columns on a quadrant column trunk, height 233cm (pendulum, two weights). *See clocks and watches proviso. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Los 74

A Victorian silver goblet by George John Richards circa 1850 the bowl of waisted form repousse decorated with raised panels of leaves, the stem as a tree trunk surrounded by leaves on a domed naturalistic circular foot, London mark, date mark obscured, 16cm high

Los 2210

An early 20th Century canvas and wood bound trunk, bearing a label reading 'Royal Mail Lines'

Los 2277

A travelling trunk with inner pull out shelf, retailed by Pages, 11 Wardwick Derby, circa late 19th Century wicker and wooden frame covered with waterproof black canvas leather straps, brass buckles and leather edging to seams and corners

Los 910

An early 1900s black trunk (handles each end) with original stickers when used over the years when it was in service (1)

Los 913

A large 1920s trunk style suitcase; together with a 1940s tan expandable suitcase in a hardboard used in World War Two

Los 177

Three cases, to include a trunk, a leather case and another case, (3)

Los 600

A 19th Century brown metal trunk, a blue school trunk and a similar brown trunk

Los 587

An early 20th Century fitted cabin trunk by Oshkosh Trunk Company

Los 455

A large metal bound, wooden Naval officers trunk, the hinged top opening to reveal a fully fitted interior, each side with wrought iron handles, original escutcheon to front and brass plaque to top inscribed 'H. H. Starkie RN.'

Los 451

A 19th century mahogany campaign type travelling trunk, fitted interior, brass swan neck handles

Los 315

A Collection of Paper Documents Relating to American and Other Overseas Railways, including NYC dividend certificate and Niagara Falls brochure, Rio Grande footplate pass and timetables 1958-62 (3), NY & HRR receipt dated 1849, B& O Bond certificate dated 1888, Grand Trunk Rly Co of Canada stock certificate (1912) and receipts, timetables and other documents from N American Railroads, The Mexican Railway Co Ltd (London, 1891), south American Railroads and others, mostly G (qty)

Los 580

A late 19thC oak longcase clock by Thomas Armstrong & Brother, Manchester, the engraved silvered break arch dial with chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, chime silent subsidiary dial, eight day movement with quarter Westminster chimes, the case with architectural hood bearing Doric capitals, trunk door inset bevelled glass raised on a plinth base, 213.5cm high.

Los 520

An early 20thC oak grandmother clock, silvered dial bearing Arabic numerals, eight day movement with quarter strike Westminster chimes, the case with a domed hood, glazed trunk door, raised on bracket feet, 181cm high.

Los 473

A Victorian Staffordshire figure of The Prince Almansor and Royal Elephant, from the 'Elephant of Siam', the prince at a window in a castle with the elephant below, 16cm high, elephant trunk missing. See Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835 - 1875 A&N Harding fig. 1146

Los 479

A late 18th Century Staffordshire three branch vase, in the form of a tree, with birds in the branches and field animals under the trunk, with blue, green and yellow glaze, in the manner of the Woods family, 20cm high

Los 192

LONGWAY POTTERY TWIN BRANCH HANDLED CYLINDRICAL VASE MOULDED AS TREE TRUNK

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