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Los 387
An 18th Century Lacquered Longcase Clock with chinoiserie decoration. The eight day movement having a 11¾ in (30 cm) brass dial with ornate scrolling spandrels to the corners and a pair of dolphin mounts flanking a silvered convex roundel in the arch signed Step Clarke London. The silvered chapter ring engraved with Roman numerals counting the hours and an outer ring of Arabics counting the minutes. The matted centre with subsidiary seconds ring and a calendar aperture. The case with pagoda pediment above a fretted panel and integral columns flanking the dial. The trunk with gilded chinoiserie ornamentation on a dark green lacquered ground, 94 ins (239 cms) in height.
Los 515
A MAHOGANY 5 PILLAR 8 DAY LONG CASE CLOCK WITH MOON PHASE AND CALENDAR CIRCA 1740 BY ROBERT ROUCH, BRISTOL D: Arched brass dial with Roman numerals, fitted spandrels, two winding holes and a subsidiary seconds dial signed on the arch Robert Rouch, Bristol and William Read in the centre, dial measures 17 inches diagonally across not including the arch. M: 8 day calendar moon phase 5 pillar movement striking on a bell with weights and pendulum. C: Mahogany case measuring approx 225cm tall/ base width 46cm/ trunk width 35.5cm. CONDITION REPORT D: Original dial in excellent condition. M. In very good condition. C: In very good condition, a crack in the middle of the base and a few small cracks in the hood. The door hinges on the hood are broken. D: Dial / M: Movement / C: Case / S: Strap / B: Bracelet
Los 671
A tin trunk, Major T H Vile, High Sheriff, 1945-46, 60 cm wide, a silver mounted desk calendar, initialled T H V, inscribed ONCE A GUNNER, ALWAYS A GUNNER, and engraved military motifs, a tin box, VILE BROS, 32 cm wide, a tin box, 1918, 44 cm wide, and a mahogany tea caddy, the interior of the lid inscribed T H VILE ESQ, and an address (illegible, lid detached) (5)
Los 772
A longcase clock, the 30 cm square brass dial signed J STANCLIFFE, BARKISLAND, with Roman numerals, face of the moon/calendar apertures, fitted a 30 hour movement, in an oak and mahogany case, 186 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by RB With a pendulum. The hood has probably been re-constructed as it looks a little 'mean' without any real cornice, and the columns are pretty unpleasant, the corners of the hood are knocked, no hands to the dial, the seat board is much later/modern. The movement overall is very dirty and probably has not run for sometime, and the spandrels have been spray painted with gilt, the trunk is missing its lock, and was previously fitted with some sort of latch which is now missing with its holes filled in, the base has its planks shrunk with gaps in between, and a later plinth base Please note that Charterhouse do not guarantee the working condition of any watch or clock.
Los 800
A 19th century travelling trunk, with stud work decoration, 76 cm wide Condition report Report by NG Inside lid of trunk bears label, W S Brewer & Son Late Daniell Trunk & Portmanteau Manufacturers, 75 Wigmore St, Portman Sqe And 120 Oxford Street & W Trunk Repairs, purchased or taken in exchange. Has a key which fits the lock but does not turn it. Cover initialled Ly.G. Exterior worn and battered with many losses. One handle incomplete, one end missing. Worm visible in carcass and with losses, carcass has shifted. Interior paper lining with cracks and losses. Leather straps to base. One of canvas straps to lid missing.
Los 508
A small and rare 19th century trunk dial clock by G. Dold of Mount Street, London, Cuban mahogany case with cast brass bezel, hand made eight day movement, fusee drive and anchor recoil escapement, hand painted dial with Roman chapter markers, spade and spear hands, pendulum viewer to lower section, side door movement viewer, 17 x 13in. (43.2 x 33cm.). Condition: A 'Z' form scratch of 10mm to lower section of pendulum viewer. Some minor scuffs to outer edge 45mm scratch to left side of case, split to edge of case where two pieces of semi circular wood meet.
Los 511
A good George II burr and figured walnut eight day longcase clock with interesting converted Duplex movement the five knopped pillar movement apparently converted from the original rare Duplex escapement to a later anchor escapement, the backplate with substantial full-width arched backcock with chamfered edges, the case with caddy top hood with stepped and foliate blind fretwork frieze and gilt brass mounted turned pilasters, the 12in. brass Roman dial with gilt mask spandrels signed to an oval reserve 'N. Delander London', with six-second calibrated subsidiary seconds at noon and chamfered date aperture at six, pull shutter closure to winding holes, the trunk with feather banded door on original strap hinges, the panelled base on stepped plinth with later block feet, 98in. (249cm.) high.
Los 513
A Victorian mid-oak Admiral Fitzroy's Storm stick barometer by Negretti & Zambra, with mercury cistern tube, arched enamel dial with double scale, mercury thermometer to trunk, rectangular tablet cistern cover, 42¼in. (107.25cm.) high. Condition: Very original and unrestored. Oak would benefit from cleaning and polishing - polish has faded and rubbed in places. Tube, dial and thermometer in good condition, with no damage. Vernier knobs present and working. A good,, untouched example.
Los 630
An early 20th Century steamer trunk by Louis Vuitton LV monogrammed canvas case, Louis Vuitton marked brass rivets, reinforced corners, brass lock and catches, wooden battens to upper lid, front and reverse, opening to reveal a removable linen covered tray, owners name 'A. King' in yellow and gold three dimensional paintwork to upper surface of lid and sides, similar design number '2' to front,linen covered interior, orange and gold Louis Vuitton label, 37 x 21 x 15in. (94 x 53.5 x 38.25cm.).
Los 8
A Meissen porcelain figure of a cherub gardener late 19th / early 20th century, underglaze blue factory mark and incised G100, pressnumeren 117 and 180, painter's no. 174, 5in. high, some losses. Condition: Losses include the rake handle and prongs, two branches to rear of trunk, one almost entire planted tree, blooms missing to larger potted tree, repair to upper and lower sections of spade.
Los 1573
A late Victorian oak casket style box, the interior of the lid bears a glazed handwritten piece of paper inscribed 'The Oak of which this box is made is part of the trunk from an old tree found at the depth of 36 feet from the surface, by the British Gas Co limited, in excavating for a new Gasholder Tank at Sculcoates, supposed to be over 4000 years old NP Nov 1883' length 32 cm by depth 11.5 cm approx
Los 642
An 18th century longcase clock, the hood with ball and spire brass finials, swan neck pediment and brass mounted side pillars, full length door and quarter turned reeded columns to the trunk, on plinth, arched brass dial with 8 day striking movement by John Simmons, Fleet Street, London, height 87"
Los 644
An 18th century oak longcase clock with boxwood and ebony line inlay, the hood with swan neck pediment and turned side columns, the trunk with arched full length door and quarter reeded side pillars, on bracket feet, with square brass dial and 8 day striking movement by Wm Eastwood, Burnley, height 83"
Los 1266
A late Victorian white painted cast iron garden seat, late 19th century after a design by Robert Williams of Philadelphia, the back cast with foliate decoration amongst birds, snails and snakes amidst scrolling branches of berries and vines, repeated to the arms - lacking wood plank seat and cast iron frieze moulding, on trunk moulded legs 91 x 178 x 52cm (35 x 69 x 20in) Provenance: Note: This seat design was first cast by the Robert Wood Foundry in Philadelpia, USA in 1855 Literature: "Antiques from the Garden", Alistair Morris, pub.1996 p.171 Lacking wood slatts and cast iron frieze to seat front
Los 46
A pair of and a single Derby seated figure, the pair seated on rococo bases, she with a basket of flowers on her lap, he with his black hat filled with fruit, crossed swords marks, 13cm (5 in) high, the single figure seated on a flowering tree trunk with his gun and his dog resting beside him, 13cm (5 in) high (3) (R) She has had restoration to both forearms, he to his right hand. Both hands and thegun barrel have been restored on the single figure and losses to the bocages have been tidied up.
Los 1107
A George III burr oak longcase clock, Robt. Scholfield Junr. Rochdale, the hood with later carved swanneck pediment, 14 3/8inch (36.5cm) brass dial inscribed above the arch 'The Moon and Stars by Night', moonphase disc, engraved seconds dial and date aperture, scroll mask spandrels, the silvered chapter ring marked 'Time Flies' at 12 o'clock, with 8 day 4 pillar movement, the trunk with reinforced cheeks, shaped top door flanked by quarter pilasters, shaped panel fronted plinth, on bracket feet 234cm (91in) cheeks later reinforced or strengthened. Repairs to the arch frame of the dial and crack to the lettering piece; movement rebushed and cleaned; old seat board; two side mouldings loose; movement not tested.
Los 1117
An 18th century walnut longcase clock, David Hubert, London, the caddy top break arch hood with replacement fretwork, loose hood door, 12inch brass dial having silvered strike/silent to the arch, signed to a shaped plaque, date apertrue, mask spandrels, 5 pillar 8 day movement, rectangular door to the trunk, and plain veneered plinth with later feet, repairs and damage to case 246cm (96in) some repairs and damage to case; movement untested. sold as seen.
Los 1503
A late 18th/early 19th century officer's ‘Woolwich’ trunk, pigskin bound with studwork bindings and a blacksmith made lock, the interior lined with contemporary paper, each end with an iron ring carrying handle, 61cm wide, 24cm highLiterature: cf. Gilbert, 'English Vernacular Furniture', p.228, for a period illustration of a similar trunk.
Los 430
* A George III Longcase Clock, the brass dial with ormolu spandrels, seconds and date rings, and inscribed "John Williamson, Dublin", with eight day movement; the mahogany case with a broken arch dentil cornice centred with a carved shell, the hood with fluted turned pilasters, the trunk with quarter round reeded pilasters, arch top door and bracket feet, 8' (244cms) high. Provenance Hotham Hall, York
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