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Los 308
Four pieces of Royal Worcester blush ivory to include hand painted tree trunk form vase, painted with flower heads and foliate, factory marks, no.1015 and date code for 1897 to base, height 19.5cm, hand painted miniature loving cup, painted with flower heads and foliate, factory marks and date code for 1897 to base, height 6cm, hand painted oval bowl, painted with flower heads and foliate between relief scrolled decoration, factory marks, no.991 and date code for 1896, length 28.5cm (af), shaped open shell form pin dish, factory marks, no.1413 and date code for 1895 to base, length 12.5cm
Los 801
A late Georgian mahogany cased eight day longcase clock by I Cooke of Runcorn, the painted arched dial with moonphase to the arch, the hood decorated with applied painted glass panels, the inlaid and crossbanded trunk flanked by quartered pilasters and raised on shaped bracket feet, complete with pendulum, twin weights and winder (illustrated)
Los 93
19th Century mahogany longcase clock, hood with shaped pediment having three brass finials, glazed door flanked by tapered reeded columns, the trunk fitted long arch shaped door, standing on bracket feet, the arch shaped painted dial having Roman numerals and three subsidiary dials, eight day striking movement, 232cm high
Los 609
A George III oak longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above enamelled dial, signed W Steedman Milnathort, surmounted by a figure of Brittania, with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, the shaped trunk door between chamfered corners on panelled apron base, 197cm high, (requiring some restoration)
Los 224
An early 19th Century mahogany cased long case clock, the arched hood with swan neck pediment flanked by gilt metal mounted Corinthian style pillars over a wavy moulded trunk door further flanked by quarter reeded pilasters and Corinthian style mounts to a moulded base on bracket feet, the eight day movement with silvered arched dial inscribed to the arch "Tempus Fugit", centred by an engraved Ho Ho bird, Arabic and Roman numerals within floral scrolled spandrels centred by a subsidiary seconds dial with castellated star, date aperture flanked by a galleon at sea, a fort on a hill top, steel hands (ILLUSTRATED)
Los 225
A George III mahogany cased long case clock, the arched hood with swan neck pediment centred by a cresting flanked by turned pillars over a moulded trunk door to a moulded base on bracket feet, a twin chain weight driven eight day movement to a silvered chapter ring, engraved to the centre with floral scrolls, date aperture, Arabic and Roman numerals, the brass back plate with applied pierced and floral scrolls surmounted by an arch painted with a three masted galleon flying various ensigns and inscribed "William Newby Kendal" (ILLUSTRATED)
Los 851
A PAINTED WOOD NOAH`S ARK the pitched roof and lid (missing) above elevations painted with ten windows and stencilled with light blue boarding over fawn woodgrain containing a large quantity of contemporary animals (details at www.mellorsandkirk.com), ark 23cm h, early 20th c ++The top of the ark ornament with a border of printed paper tape which is torn and in places lacking. The decoration worn in places, long stored in the attic of a local country house, several of the animals lacking one or more of the legs, tails, etc. Probably in the late owner`s family since new and unrestored. Animals: 2 Leopards, 2 Camels, 1 elephant (trunk broken), 2 zebra, 2 lions, 2 deer, 2 sheep, 2 dogs, 2 cows, 2 leopards, 1 giraffe, 4 birds, 2 Hyenas, 2 wolves, 2 boar, 6 other pairs, 4 single animals (46)
Los 872
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK the painted dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date sector signed Vale & Co COVENTRY and with flower spandrels, having eight day movement, the hood with swan neck pediment and fluted pillars, the trunk enclosed by a moulded door with shaped top, on plain base, 228cm h ++Dial in reasonably good condition with a few slight scratches and wear. The movement original and apparently complete although in need of cleaning. The case with minor losses and shrinkage crack in the base but of pleasing dry colour
Los 873
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK the break arched and painted dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date sector, signed to the arch Chas Dale Atherstone, with rose and forget-me-not spandrels, having eight day movement in crossbanded case, the hood with segmental pediment, blind fret frieze and brass mounted pillars, the trunk with a full length ogee arched door flanked by pilasters, 230cm h ++Dial with old restoration. Movement in need of cleaning but complete and original. The case of even light colour with old repair to the skirting around the base
Los 876
A WILLIAM III WALNUT AND MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK the wheatear engraved brass dial signed on the silvered chapter ring George Cotton London, having matted centred with subsidiary seconds dial, engraved date aperture, ringed winding holes and cherubs and crown spandrels, with eight-day five-pillar movement, the hood with blind fret frieze and spiral pilasters, the moulded door to the trunk profusely inlaid with birds and flowers including tulips and carnations centred by a lentical in floral borders, on conforming base with added mahogany feet, 214cm h, c1700 ++Privately consigned and long in the late owner`s family`s possession, minor old restorations. The dial and movement believed to be original to each other and the case. On early oak seatboard with no evidence of packing. The dial and silvered chapter ring with much accretion of dirt and grime, the seconds hand detached but present, sold with the original or early pendulum with brass faced bob and two brass sleeved lead weights. Consigned by the executors and from the same source as many of the more interesting items in this sale.
Los 377
A mahogany quarter chiming longcase clock by John Ellicott, London, circa 1765, the 12" dial signed John Ellicott, London with finely matted centre and rococo scroll spandrels, seconds dial, calendar aperture and strike/silent dial in the arch, the massive three-train six-pillar movement with dead beat escapement, striking on a bell and chiming the quarters on a nest of eight bells, the case with broken arch cresting and frieze fret above brass-capped stop-fluted hood pillars, with broken arch trunk door and panelled plinth with shaped apron, 234cm (92") high/ see illustration
Los 504
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH LONGCASE CLOCK, having an eight day movement, striking on a bell, the dial (35.5cms) signed to the centre Thos. Thomson Stewarton, with Roman numerals, second hand and date provision, the arched cresting containing a rustic view of Burns at the Plough, the spandrels representing the four symbols of the Union, the hood having a scrolled pediment with centre raised section and a brass ball and spire finial, turned columns with arched door, the trunk having a short pendulum door with split bobbin turning, quarter columns, sloping shoulder, shaped apron and on bracket feet, c. 1830
Los 505
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK BY WILLIAM HILES OF STROUD, signed to the painted dial (30cms) and having black Roman and Arabic numerals; two subsidiary dials; moon phase to arch and floral spandrels, 8-day movement striking on a bell; the case having a broken arch pediment with brass rosettes and ball and spire finial, above a fluted frieze and plain turned pilasters, the trunk door inlaid in satinwood and ebony with shell paterae, and on shaped bracket feet, 221cms high
Los 506
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK BY JOHN LEACH OF ROMSEY, signed to the square painted dial (28cms), having black Roman numerals; and crescent date aperture; painted to the centre with a bird on a branch and floral spandrals; 8-day movement striking on a ball; the case having a square hood, with flared cornice above a plain frieze applied with brass star-shaped bosses and shield shape vacant cartouche to door frame, flanked by turned pilasters, slender trunk door and on plinth base, 183cms high
Los 29
A round miniature ivory slip probably for a porcelain medal painted by the Swansea and Nantgarw entrepreneur and one time decorator William Weston Young, with druids in a grove regarding an infant in a hollow tree-trunk, 5cm diameter; and an accompanying booklet from The National Museum of Wales. Cf. The Picture Book of Welsh Porcelain, (The National Museum of Wales, Cardiff 1951), p. 28 for a similar example.
Los 417
LONGCASE CLOCK, George III walnut and fruitwood, the brass and silvered dial with moon phase date aperture and seconds dial inscribed Samuel Clare Warrington, eight day movement, the hood with swan neck pediment, the trunk with crossbanded arched door and quadrant pilasters, 235cm H x 58cm W x 28cm D. (case as found, face and movement restored with parts replaced)
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