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Click here to subscribeA late 19th century tortoiseshell card case, 10 x 7cm, also three compasses including two military examples, one marked MKVI, dated 1940, F. Baker & Son (1932), another by S. Mordan & Co, no.6360, dated 1918, etc (4).Additional InformationLosses to the veneer and card case, the hinge is slightly off centre. General wear and knocks to each of the compasses.
HUKIN & HEATH; a silver plated bark effect small coffee pot after a design by Dr Christopher Dresser with ebonised handle and finial, stamped to the base, height 14.5cm, a pair of lemon squeezers and four tea strainers.Additional InformationSilver plate losses in parts, quite heavily tarnished throughout, but basically ok.
LITHERLAND & DAVIS OF LIVERPOOL; a Regency lancet mantel clock, the central dial set with Roman numerals within an inlaid mahogany case, raised on four brass bun feet with lion mask head handles, height 47cm, together with mahogany bracket.Additional InformationThe clock with large splits and cracks running through the veneer, old repairs to the veneer. Escutcheon is missing, areas of loss throughout, the lock missing. Complete with pendulum, the face with craquelure and chips to the enamel.
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock, the silvered dial set with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, with Winterhalder & Hofmeier chiming movement, raised on bracket feet, height 35.5cm, width 24cm.Additional InformationSplitting and lifting to the veneer and case back, complete with pendulum and key.
A Victorian figural mantel clock with black slate rectangular base and bronze surmount depicting a figure leaning on a table with circular dial below, the dial signed H. Kreitz, the movement by Duplan & Salles France, height 41cm, length 52cm. Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, scratches, scuffs, old repair to the centre of the slate plinth base, approx 8cm long, minor chipping in parts to the slate base. We have not wound the clock so no guarantee of working order - see additional images.
MAPLE & CO OF LONDON; a small sized mahogany cased wall clock, the eight inch dial set with Roman numerals, with single fusée movement, fusée pendulum and key, the case 27 x 27cm.Additional InformationHas been over wound, mechanism may well require attention. There are some small chips and losses to the dial, there may have been touching-up of the detail to the dial. Case with some splits visible to the base section and some further general scuffs. Possibly has also been repolished at some point. Not currently in working order. We do not post clocks. For postage of this lot we recommend Mailboxes Etc.
A 19th century oak cased longcase clock, the painted dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary date dial, raised on inlaid mahogany case with door and footboard, height 215cm.Additional InformationThe dial has been repainted, there are a couple of pieces of replacement timber to the hood and body. General wear & nocks.
A 19th century oil lamp with foliate etched shade above clear reservoir, with clear glass chimney, on column to stepped square section base, the valves stamped 'Evered & Co Ltd London Birmingham' and 'Evered's No.3 Duplex' respectively, height 61cm.Additional InformationUsual fritting to the base rim of the shade, some scuffs and rubbing to the edged detail. Further general dirt, tarnish, discolouration, etc.
AFTER L & F MOREAU; a bronzed spelter figure, 'Au Mérite', mounted on turned socle base and converted to a table lamp (af), and a wrought iron standard lamp with copper adjusting knob, opaque globular glass shade, clear chimney, copper reservoir and various further fitments, height 163.5cm.Additional InformationNeither lamp tested, no guarantee of working order. Heavy rubbing to the figure, the right arm has been broken and reattached. Wear to base, will need attention. Some fritting to rims of chimney and shade, as is usual, some visible solder to the lamp itself; Chips to paint, further general wear to stand.
Two early 20th century student's engineering and geometry study sets, 'Working Models for Engineering Students' by Thomas Jones & T Gilbert Jones and 'Descriptive Geometry Models' by Thomas Jones, both complete with diagrams, charts, etc, both boxed with original paper labels (2).Additional InformationBoxes worn, labels browned, further scuffing all around. Sets apparently complete, although please judge this from further illustrations, which may be requested if needed. Some foxing to the charts and paperwork included, small scuffs, scrapes, etc. Some splits to the box exteriors also.
HENRY POOLEY & SON LTD, BIRMINGHAM; a set of 19th century balance scales with white ironstone advertising plate, with five associated weights by AK & Sons, also two further ironstone scale plates.Additional InformationCrazing to the plates, scratches, obvious wear marks, the stand has been repainted.
A late 19th century Arts & Crafts oak rectangular wall mirror elaborately carved with stylised Celtic knot and floral motifs surrounding bevelled edged plate, 129 x 100cm.Additional InformationMinor chips/losses to the edges and detail, wear as expected. At the top right, the mirror is slightly coming away from the wooden edge.
W RICHARDSON LTD OF LEEDS & BRADFORD; a mid-20th century oak rectangular school desk with two short frieze drawers on square section supports, height 78.5cm, width 122cm, depth 76cm.Additional InformationThere is a split to the upper section of the front right support (when viewed face on), further wear commensurate with age and use, scuffs, scrapes, some gouges, marks, etc. Would benefit from some attention.
R BROWN & CO, PRESCOT LANCASHIRE; a set of mahogany cased sovereign scales, together with two T Simons Improved brass sovereign scales (3).Additional InformationEach of the cardboard boxes are in poor condition, with losses, rips and tears, scratches, wear throughout.
An Arts & Crafts oak dresser base/sideboard with carved detail and two short drawers over two cupboard doors to front, height 95cm, width 137cm, depth 54cm.Additional InformationThis is the base of a piece of furniture, with visible fixtures for a missing upper structure. Separation to the planks forming the top, further general wear and tear commensurate with age and use throughout.
A reproduction oak freestanding bookcase in the manner of Titchmarsh & Goodwin with carved detail to frieze and three adjustable shelves, height 112cm, width 84cm, depth 31.5cm.Additional InformationSome internal dust and small shavings, further light general wear, some scratches and marks to top.
A good reproduction oak court cupboard in the manner of Titchmarsh & Goodwin with cupboard door to upper section above two short drawers and twin cupboard doors enclosing single shelf, with carved detail throughout, height 134cm, width 121cm, depth 47cm.Additional InformationGeneral light wear commensurate with use.
A reproduction oak dresser in the manner of Titchmarsh & Goodwin, the panelled back with carved frieze and two shelves, the lower section with two short drawers above twin panelled cupboard doors enclosing a single shelf with shaped hinged on stile supports, height 173cm, width 106.5cm, depth 42.5cm.Additional InformationThe top of the base with some water stains and scuffs. The top has been taken off and re-attached, some light scuffs, scrapes and general wear.
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