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Preisdatenbank abonnierenTwo identical Tom Eckersley (1914-1997) and Eric Lombers (1914-1978) posters circa 1950`s for the Ministry of Food `Don`t Forget, Green Vegetables Keep You Fit` printed by Fosh and Cross Ltd - one has folds and creases the other with folds, stains and large tear - both featuring and elephant with cabbage in his trunk
A pair of 19th century Staffordshire pearlware Walton pottery figures depicting "Elijah" and "Widow", each seated beside a tree trunk, he beside a raven's nest, she seated beside a barrel and flagon of ale with child close by, each with sieved clay decoration on a mottled green shaped circular base and inscribed "Walton" verso, 25 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Widow - Tip of tree trunk off. Losses to pieces under her arm. Sieved clay loss to adjacent to barrel. Surface dirty with brown markings. Elijah - Head restuck. Top of tree trunk off. Raven with loss to tip of one wing. Right hand missing. Minor losses to sieved clay to nest and area above inscription. Dirty with brown staining. SEE PHOTOS
A small 19th century green painted iron dome top trunk with applied strapwork decoration and loop carrying handle, with key CONDITION REPORTS Size approx 15.25cm wide, 11.25cm high. The casket/trunk has wear, scuffs and scratches, some rusting and denting. Painted finish is very worn, dirty and faded. Appear to have been some repairs to the fitment attaching one of the hinges.
A quantity of military ephemera relating to The Late WJN Cheatle, Lieutenant, 1st Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers, killed in action at The Dordinelles 26th April 1915 aged 27, to include a black and white photograph in ceremonial dress and sword, Mess red tunic with brass buttons and stitched collars, braided epaulettes, tartan trousers and maroon sash, a further tunic in red with blue collars and epaulettes with five KOSB regimental brass buttons, a George V King's Own Scottish Borderer's sword with steel grooved blade, snakeskin wire bound grip in scabbard with pierced knuckleguard by John Jones & Co. of Regent Street, London, a King's Own Scottish Borderer's silkwork panel worked in colours depicting two flags with Campaign Honours and coronet with lion rampant thistles, a King's Own Scottish Borderer's shoulder belt plate, photograph album with black and white regimental photographs and two photographs of a young boy (probably a young WJ Cheatle), photographs of Gallipoli, together with newspaper obituary notice, Syrian geographical map printed by The Survey of Egypt, Under Authority from The War Office, 22nd Jan 1917, General Staff No. 2321, military and naval pamphlets, two leather and white metal mounted scabbards, flag, leather bound water canister, belt and clothing contained in tin trunk inscribed "WJ Cheatle 1st KOSB" CONDITION REPORTS All items in used and worn condition and with some losses. Photo album, maps and booklets all with some discolouration, foxing, wear and tears to edges. Textiles with dirt, fading and stains, and some deterioration to silk hangings. Some knocks and tarnish to sword and to scabbards. Please see photos for examples, and detail. The sword blade bears a crown to one side and a castle emblem to the other side (both with wear), the edges of the blade are worn, and the inscription to the castle-emblem-decorated side is therefore partly worn away so that inscription now reads "THE", "....GS OW...." "....OTTISH..." "...DERER..." "....GYPT....".
An 18th century oak cased long case clock, the hood with moulded dentil cornice, glazed door flanked by split turned pilasters over a trunk door to a flat fronted plinth base, the square brass dial with Arabic and Roman numerals within foliate cast spandrels, the engraved centre with date aperture inscribed "Tho's Hillier, Frome" with thirty hour movement, 203 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Case with wear, chips and scuffs. Weight and pendulum with dents and mis-shaping. Case with some separating at joins. Hood with some chips and losses to mouldings and decoration.
An oak cased long case clock, the hood with moulded cornice, fretwork frieze and glazed door flanked by turned pilasters over an arched trunk door to a flat fronted base on bracket feet, the square brass dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals bearing subsidiary tune selector dial inscribed "Th Geo March *Br: St: Home * f: every Glas" within applied mask head and scrolling spandrels, the centre with tulip and foliate engraved decoration, the brass plate inscribed "Edward Webb of Chew Stoke" with thirty hour musical movement striking on eight bells, 207 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Case with wear, chips and losses. Cracks and splits to case. Plinth and legs are later replacements. Various screwed and/or glued repairs. Some losses to mouldings.
An early 19th century figured mahogany cased long case clock of architectural form in the French Empire taste, the pointed arched hood with glazed door over a panelled trunk door flanked by stop fluted and gilt metal mounted pilasters to a flat fronted base, the square brass dial with Roman numerals, strike/silent subsidiary seconds dial inscribed "Barwise, London" with eight day striking movement, 193 cm high CONDITION REPORTS BRASS DIAL WITH SURFACE SCRATCHES AND BLACK LINE MARKINGS - SEE PHOTOS. CASE - HOOD WITH 3 INCH LOSS TO FLUTED FRIEZE. MOULDING LEFT AND RIGHT MISSING. PILASTERS FLANKING DOOR WITH WORM HOLES. BASE WITH MOULDING MISSING FRONT, LEFT AND RIGHT. ALSO VENEER LOSS TO SCROLL PILASTERS. REPLACEMENT AND LATER PAINTED MOVEMENT REST. BLOCK ATTACHED TO BACK. TIP OF WOODEN SHAFT TO PENDULUM BROKEN - SEE PHOTOS. Case overall in need of restoration.
George III oak longcase clock by John Barnish of Rochdale, the hood with pagoda top, dentil cornice and fretwork panel, square glazed door flanked by cylindrical pillars, trunk with long door flanked by split pillars and standing on ogee bracket feet, square brass and silvered dial with engraved decoration, Arabic and Roman numerals and calendar aperture, eight day striking movement, 231cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
18th Century oak longcase clock by John Ratcliffe of Chester, the hood with stepped cornice, glazed door flanked by reeded pillars, trunk with long door flanked by reeded split pillars and standing on a plinth base, square 12” brass dial with cast spandrels, engraved decoration to the centre, Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, eight day striking movement, 200cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
Antique mahogany crossbanded oak longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment, glazed door flanked by reeded pillars, trunk with short door and standing on turned supports, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring initialled T.R. and bearing the date 1745, moon phase and calendar apertures, 30 hour striking movement, 205cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
George III mahogany longcase clock by Ellicott of London, the good London case having a pagoda pediment with three brass finials and fretwork panel, further fretwork panel below, arch shaped glazed door flanked by reeded pillars, trunk with arch shaped long door and standing on bracket feet, arch shaped brass dial with decorative cast spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary strike/silent and seconds dials, calendar aperture and signed Ellicott, London, eight day striking movement, 269cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
19th Century inlaid mahogany longcase clock by Kern & Co of Swansea, the hood having an arch shaped pediment, glazed door flanked by spiral twist pillars, the trunk with short door flanked by conforming pillars and standing on bracket feet, painted arch shaped dial with moon phase, Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, eight day striking movement, 213cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
19th Century mahogany longcase clock by Thomas Russell of Lancaster, the hood with swan neck pediment, arch shaped glazed door flanked by turned pillars, trunk with arch shaped door and standing on turned bun feet, painted dial with landscape decoration to arch, foliate spandrels, Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds and calendar dial, eight day striking movement, 229cm high Please see images. Telephone department for further information
Japanese bronze figure group, Meiji period depicting two tigers attacking an elephant, indistinctly signed but probably Seiya, 31cm high The final 50mm of the trunk is snapped off but present and attempts to re-glue this have been made in the past, the upper tiger is slightly loose on its mountings - ** General condition consistent with age
A late 20th century longcase clock manufactured by Fenn clocks, (now manufactured under the name Suffolk clocks), the arched brass dial with rolling moon constellations, the triple weight driven movements striking on rod gongs, the case with arched hood over a glazed trunk door on a single panel box base, 186cm high
A late George III oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 14 inch arch painted dial signed 'WILLm Hay, Wolverhampton', with woodsman automatum to the painted arch, the ring of Roman numerals centred by date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial within figural seasonal painted corner spandrels, the hood with swan-neck pediment over fluted front corner hood pilasters and a conch shell inlaid trunk door on a crossbanded box base and shaped bracket feet, 228cm high
An early 19th century oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 13 inch arched painted dial signed 'RICHd Mullett, Smithymoor', the arch painted with shepherdess and sheep over a ring of Arabic numerals, centred subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the hood with swan-neck pediment over baluster turned front corner hood pilasters, over a short trunk door, on a crossbanded base, and shaped bracket feet, 225cm high
An early 19th century oak crossbanded mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 13 inch arched painted dial signed 'J N Galleon, Cotton' with moon phases to the arch over a ring of Roman and Arabic numerals with centred subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the hood with arched glazed door flanked by reeded tapering front corner pilasters, over a serpentine arched long trunk door between quarter reeded pilasters, on a crossbanded inlaid base with canted corners, 206cm high
A 19th century inlaid mahogany mercury cistern tube barometer by Ortelly & Co, Macclesfield, the arched broken pediment above silvered scale and vernier, with inlaid trunk and exposed tube, terminating in floral inlaid cistern cover, complete with urn form brass finial, height approx 99cm (illustrated)
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