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Jedson Telecaster style electric guitar, made in Japan, ser. no. 0728123, 22 fret maple fingerboard with dot position markers, blond finish body with white scratchplate and two pickups, hard case; together with another Jedson arch top electric guitar in need of restoration (2)

A GEORGE III FIGURED MAHOGANY AND INLAID LONGCASE CLOCK, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the painted square dial with calendar arch and phases of the moon secondary dial, signed Higginbotham, Macclesfield, the hood with a swan neck pediment, the glass door flanked by square section pilasters, over an inlaid frieze and shaped trunk door, on bracket feet, 226cm high. See illustration

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, BY DAVID PATERSON, Sunderland, the eight day movement striking on a bell, the brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman and Arabic numerals, centrally engraved and with secondary seconds dial and calendar aperture, further embellished with cast spandrels and with a painted phases of the the moon dial to the arch, the glazed hood surmounted by a swan neck pediment and flanked by brass capped pillars, the shaped trunk door flanked by a quadrant pillars and on a moulded box base, bracket feet, 247cm high. See illustration

An 18th/19th century continental tin glazed, twin handled pedestal vase with quadraform rim, painted in blue, brown, green and yellow with trees and a ruined arch, height 27.5cm. (See illustration)

AN 18TH CENTURY AND LATER WALNUT AND MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS, the oblong top inlaid with a later oval satinwood and rosewood panel of a stylised bird surrounded by foliate scrolls, with conforming quadrant corners, within a feather banded border, with four full width crossbanded and featherbanded drawers, each with brass swing handles to fretwork backplates, the lower drawer centred by a concave arch inlaid with a sunburst, on later ogee bracket feet, 97cm high x 103cm wide x 56cm deep

A 17TH CENTURY CARVED OAK PRESS CUPBOARD, the projecting canopy later carved with berries and leaves, centred by a possibly spurious date of 1635 and initialled T.R. over a centre door, carved with an arch, flanked by two further doors carved with flower forms, all within guilloche borders, the lower section with three frieze drawers with reeded panels, the lower cupboard doors with diamond lozenge and reeded panels within guilloche borders, on stile feet, 174cm high x 141cm wide x 63cm deep. See illustration

A George III cross-banded and inlaid mahogany, eight day long case clock, the painted dial indistinctly signed by a Coventry maker, a revolving dial to the arch shows a country mansion in one half and a frigate in the other, height 232cm. Condition Report: lot 2778 - 2 weights and pendulum. crazing to dial with losses. usual knocks and bruises to the case and veneers.

A George III pine long case clock, the eight day movement with painted dial; unusually, the arch shows a hot air balloon, this is jewelled as are the painted spandrels, case indistinctly signed Jacob Higman, St Austell.

A fine Edwardian inlaid mahogany secretaire bookcase, with pierced broken arch above dentil pediment and inlaid frieze with pair of astragal glaze doors enclosing shelved inlaid with boxwood stringing, above a fitted secretaire drawer (some modifications to interior) and pair of doors to base, width 106cm.

Selection of Models and Accessories: To consist of 1:76 Scale London tram (x3), Brick Arch Bridge by Wills, Antex Soldering Iron together with Model Railway Transfers and Couplers

John Pyke, London, a fine George II figured walnut longcase clock the bold arched hood with 12inch brass dial having silvered strike/silent to the arch, signed to an oval plaque, silvered seconds dial, chapter ring and date aperture, scroll mask spandrels, the 8 day 5 pillar movement with long pendulum crutch, the trunk with banded sides and door, upon a stepped plinth base, 241cm high

*London. Bartholomew (John & Sons, pubs.), County of London, c.1955, decorative colour lithographic map of London, old folds, 545 x 725mm, mounted, framed and glazed. This attractive map of London was published to raise finds for Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital. Stretching from Marble Arch to Aldgate and from St. Pancras to the Elephant & Castle the map is decorated with pictorial images of London folklore and with quotations from authors as various as Rudyard Kipling, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Cowper. Uncommon. (1).

Boyle Lectures. A defence of natural and revealed religion: being a collection of the sermons preached at the lecture founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle, Esq. (from the year 1691 to the year 1732) with additions and amendments of the several authors, and general indexes, 3 vols., 1739, part-titles, some spotting and occ. old damp staining, contemp. speckled calf, some edge wear, modern morocco rebacks with red leather labels to spines, folio. This collection includes sermons preached by Dr. Bentley, Bishop Kidder, Bishop Williams, Bishop Gastrel, Dr. Harris, Bishop Bradford, Bishop Blackhall, Dr. Stanhope, Dr. S. Clarke, Dr. Hancock, Mr. Whiston, Dr. Turner, Dr. Butler, Dr. Woodward, Dr. Derham, Dr. Ibot, Bishop Leng, Dr. J. Clarke, Arch Deacon Gurdon, Dr. T. Burnet, and Dr. Berriman.. (3).

Glanvill (Joseph). Some Discourses, Sermons and Remains of the Reverend Mr. Jos. Glanvil... Collected into one Volume, and Published by Ant. Horneck, Together with a Sermon Preached at his Funeral by Joseph Pleydell, Arch-Deacon of Chichester, 2 parts in one, H. Mortlock, 1681, engraved portrait frontispiece, pp. 231-246 mispaginated as 131-146, lacking half titles at pp. 93, 149, 187, 265 & 301, some light marginal toning, previous owner signature of Will. Wynne to title, his bookplate, contemporary panelled calf, spine a little rubbed and chipped at ends, joints cracking, small 4to, together with Gale (Theophilus), The Court of the Gentiles: Or, a Discourse Touching the Original of Human Literature, both Philogie and Philosophie, from the Scriptures & Jewish Church, 3 vols., Part I, Philogie, 2nd ed., Revised and Enlarged, Oxford, 1672; Part II, Philosophie, Oxford, 1670; Part III, The Vanity of Pagan Philosophie Demonstrated, [bound with] Part IV, Reformed Philosophie, London, 1677, vol. I final leaf torn with small loss, previous owner signature to vols. I & II titles, occasional light water stain, contemporary calf (vol. III panelled calf), a little rubbed, one or two tears and repairs, small 4to, with other 17th c. English theology, all 4to. (10).

A late George III flame mahogany cased bracket clock with inverted bell top over a break arch dial, cartouche reading James Fordham, London, striking movement, 7" dial, 19" high

A BONE MASONIC SNUFF BOX the rectangular lid carved in shallow relief with arch and other emblems^ the ends secured with brass pins^ 9 x 6cm^ early 19th c ++In fine condition

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY MUSICAL BRACKET CLOCK signed on the painted dial Robert Wood London^ with subsidiary seconds dial and CHIME & STRIKE/SILENT and GOD SAVE YE KING/RULE BRITANNIA dials to the arch^ the triple fusee movement with anchor escapement and carillon of ten bells^ engraved backplate signed as the dial and adjustable pendulum in brass mounted^ arched case with concave sided pediment^ urn finials^ side handles and fishscale frets^ the glazed door flanked by stop fluted pilasters^ on moulded plinth and ogee feet^ 60cm h Robert Ward specialised in musical clocks^ supplying other makers such as Thomas Delaselle and Simeon Shole or^ as in this case^ fully signing them himself. A similar example^ with verge escapement and playing six tunes^ was sold Bonhams^ 7 July 2009^ lot 95. ++...the gilding on the brass mounts heavily discoloured but not regilt^ the fretwork on the back door damaged damaged and backed at later date with wood^ the thin projecting lip of the door chipped

A GEORGE II WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK the brass breakarched dial with subsidiary seconds dial^ date aperture and matted centre^ signed on a tablet John Jullion Brentford^ Strike/Silent ring to the arch^ having dolphin and mask spandrels^ eight day movement^ the case with cavetto pediment^ blind fret frieze and brass mounted pillars^ the trunk enclosed by a conforming burr veneered and featherbanded door^ on stepped base^ 230cm h ++The dial/movement thought to be original to the case^ the seat board sitting on the cheeks without packing^ case restored and repolished with some replacements some years ago^ of pleasing colour long in the present private ownership

A FINE EDWARD VII MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the breakarched gilt brass dial with pierced mask of engraved tracery and signed on a silvered tablet G & F COPE & CO NOTTINGHAM^ with arabic chapters^ subsidiary seconds dial and CHIME/SILENT and WHITTINGTON/ST MICHAEL/WESTMINSTER/ BOW BELLS dials to the arch^ strike/silent lever at 9^ the well engineered brass three train movement with substantial turned pillars chiming on tubular bells^ the case with fluted pillars and gilt brass corinthian capitals^ the trunk enclosed by a door with bevelled glass lights flanked by conforming pilasters^ on bracket feet^ 243cm h^ c1910 The leading Nottingham clock making firm was established by George & Francis Cope in premises off Alfreton Road Nottingham in 1845. ++Long in local private ownership and in fine condition^ not restored or repolished etc^ lacks one or two of the bells

A carte de visite photograph of the Cesarewitch" (later Czar Nicholas 2nd), the "Cesarevna", and another the Arch Duchess Marie of Russia

A 19thC mahogany toilet mirror, the arch top glass supported on baluster turned uprights, the shaped platform base with single cushion moulded drawer, 57cm x 22cm x 62cm.

A Coletti arch top guitar. Circa 1930’s. With hard case

A 19th century walnut stationery box, a matching folder, a walnut arch style box, and a walnut dome top tea caddy

BONDS - A Collection of c. 112 mostly American bonds for various companies including The International Pneumatic Tube Company (1918), The New York Central Railway Company (1928), Cavanagh-Dobbs, Incorporated (1930), National Tea Co. (1934), Hat Corporation of America (1934), The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company (1938), Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company (1944), Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation (1957), and many others, contained in a Lever Arch file. (qty)

Georgian green and gold lacquer longcase clock fitted with an arched glazed door enclosing an engraved brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed in the arch, `Jos Stancliffe, Barkisland`, the case with an arched rectangular trunk door decorated with typical chinoiserie style panels, on moulded base, 96in high.

Fine and unusual Grueby vase, large round melon shape with a carved arch pattern, covered in a beautiful suspended green matte glaze, artist initials, marked, #157, 8"w x 8"h, great form and glazeStarting bid: $1250

Groat Henry VII London mint m.m. pansy/leopard`s head crowned, outer arch only jewelled (Potter & Winstanley IIIc, SCBI 23 330-382, N.1705c, S.2199) VF on a large, round, centrally struck flan. Old collection tone. Pleasing and a rare reverse mintmark.

The United Kingdom 2006 Piedfort Collection a 6-coin Set comprising Five Pound Crown 2006 Queen`s 80th Birthday with selected gold plating, Two Pounds 2006 Brunel `The Man`, Two Pounds 2006 Brunel `His Achievements`, One Pound 2006 Egyptian Arch Railway Bridge, Northern Ireland, Fifty Pence 2006 Victoria Cross `The Award`, Fifty Pence 2006 Victoria Cross `The Heroic Acts` all Silver Proof Piedforts FDC cased as issued with certificates. Two Pounds 2002 Commonwealth Games a four-coin set Silver Proof FDC cased as issued with booklet. Two Pounds 2002 Commonwealth Games a 4-coin Set Silver Proof Piedforts with the coloured reverses. Proof set 2008 Emblems of Britain in Silver in the impressive black box of issue with certificate

A mahogany and inlaid dressing glass, the shaped arch swing mirror with floral inlaid and boxwood strung top and two frieze drawers raised on block feet, 43cm wide x 63cm high x 18cm deep

A Victorian walnut strung and inlaid over mantle mirror, the rectangular plate within an arch topped frame, w. 69.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: Veneers missing, overall wear commensurate with age

An 18th Century green japanned chinoiserie decorated long case clock, decorated with figures and warrior on horseback with pagoda, prunus trees, birds and floral scrolls, the arched hood with glazed door flanked by turned pilasters over an arched trunk panelled door to a flat fronted and plinth base, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals within mask head and pierced scrolling spandrels to a matted centre with subsidiary seconds and date aperture to an arch with silvered boss inscribed "Samuel Smith, Richmond" to an eight day striking movement on a bell, 225 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The case has been re-japanned in the late 19th / early 20th century. Overall with wear and scuffs, quite a lot of cracks and chips to decoration, some separating at joins to the carcass of the case and some repairs and inserted sections, various chips and losses, case does not stand quite vertical and leans slightly to one side, hood also with various chips and old repairs, etc. plus cracks to top of arch, decoration to case also with various chips and touch-up paint, etc., brass face with small hand and fitments missing, damage/section broken off to one corner (lower right), various tarnish, scratches, etc.

A pair of Edwardian six section silver toast racks of Gothic arch form raised on four ball feet (by Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1903), 12 cm x 12 cm, 10.98 oz

A Regency mahogany framed sofa, the broken arch back rail with moulded scroll decoration above an upholstered back panel and upholstered S scroll arms over a plain seat with moulded front rail on splayed square tapered legs to brass caps and china castors, 164 cm wide

A WINTERHALDER & HOFMEIER MANTEL CLOCK, quarter chiming, 16 cm circular silvered dial with hourly Roman numerals & a secondary outer minute track, mahogany break arch case on four bun feet. H 29.5 cm

A mid 19th century large longcase clock with swan neck pediment over painted dial with moon phase to arch and painted spandrels depicting The Seasons, seconds dial, date niche, the face and trunk flanked by columns, the door to case with triple arch top, signed Fletcher of Chester, signature worn - reputed working

A wrought iron rose arch, circa 40 years old, 75 by 44 by 250cm high.

18th Century Welsh oak dresser, probably Carmarthen region, the socket fitting plate rack having a moulded cornice, apron below and fitted three shelves, the base with six integral spice drawers to the top, the frieze fitted three short drawers with deep ogee arch apron below, four chamfered front supports united by a pot board, 168cm wide Dresser base 81cm high x 46.5cm deep, plate rack 130cm high x 21cm deep - Please see images attached, for further details please telephone department who will talk you through this item - General condition consistent with age **

Victorian gilt gesso framed arch shaped mirrored overmantel having typical applied scroll work, overall width 131cm 149cm tall, several areas of missing decoration and areas where decoration has been repaired/re-attached, signs of re-gilding - Please see images attached, for further details please telephone department who will talk you through this item - General condition consistent with age **

Late Victorian Aesthetic School walnut open arm drawing room chair by Smith & Co of Bristol, the back with arch shaped crest rail, turned ebony spindles and finials, the arm supports with conforming finials and centre sections, standing on turned front supports, back leg with stamped makers mark

19th Century mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment, glazed door flanked by reeded pillars, trunk with long door and ebonised stringing and standing on bracket feet, arch shaped brass dial with bobbing ship, silvered chapter ring with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, eight day striking movement, 218cm high We do not guarantee the workings of clocks - please contact department for further details (see extra images) - General condition consistent with age **

Japanese black lacquered Zushi shrine, probably late Edo period, the carved giltwood figure depicting one of the Four Heavenly Kings or Shitenno standing atop the Black Turtle, hands clasped before him and with a double halo, the black lacquered case with arch shaped top and engraved mounts, the interior of the double hinged doors with painted decoration depicting four deities on a gilded ground, overall height 51cm The pediment is missing from the top of the case, the case is generally in good order with just minor wear, the figures feet are virtually disconnected from the turtle and it will need re-fixing properly, we would suggest that the figure originally had his hands clasped over the hilt of a sword and that the sword would have terminated on top of the serpent, however this sword is missing, gilding on figure and case is generally good but with some staining and rubbing - General condition consistent with age **

19th Century `Grand Tour` engraved and embossed brass and micro mosaic inkwell decorated with hounds in a landscape and inset with carnelian and malachite cabochons, the hinged cover inset with a micro-mosaic and lapis lazuli panel depicting The Arch of Septimuis Severus, 12cm wide Blue border to micro mosaic has four hairline cracks running from the edges to the mosaic. The underside is open which would suggest there may well have been a base at some point - General condition consistent with age **

A good quality George III style mahogany bookcase sideboard of small proportions, the pierced broken arch pediment with Greek Key frieze surmounting a central breakfront single door astral glazed display case, flanked either side by similar cases over a sideboard with central serpentine front nest of five graduating drawers, flanked either side by a single drawer above a solid panel door enclosing shelves, all on plinth base, 20th century, 204cm (h) by 124cm (w) by 37cm (d)

Jos Wiston Newport (Shropshire), an early 18th century oak and mahogany bodied long case clock, the later broken arch top pediment with three brass ball finials, 30cm square painted face on a thirty hour single weight movement, the door with shell inlay, canted reeded corners to trunk with matching box base on small bracket feet, 218cm high

John Bangay (20thC). Newport Arch, Lincoln, ink and watercolour, signed and dated (19)73, 19.5cm x 39cm, plus three others and another signed Webster (5)

A mahogany longcase clock, the painted arch dial with moon phase dial, in an ebony and boxwood strung case

An early 19th century oak longcase clock, the painted arch dial inscribed `R Bear, Hertford`, with brass ball finials

Edwardian inlaid mahogany arch topped mantle clock

Early 20c oak arch topped mantle clock with barley twist column supports.

A 19th century walnut frame mirror of arch design

A late 18th century oak longcase clock having pagoda and blind fret hood with silvered dial and 30 hour movement by John Clay, Wellingborough, flanked by pillars on arch trunk and square base with crossband decoration

A late Victorian mahogany wardrobe having arch mirror door and drawer under

A set of eight early 20th century oak dining chairs in the Carolean style having arch, turned and cane backs, with drop in seats and bulbous legs

A William IV mahogany side cabinet, circa 1835, raised rear shelf, frieze drawer with beaded edge, flanked by scroll terminals, a pair of arch panelled cupboard doors flanked by turned pilasters, turned and reeded feet, 128cm high, 92cm wide, 44cm deep

EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, by Fairbrother, Stockport, the 14" painted Roman dial with chapel ruins to the corners and female harvester to the arch, powered by an eight day movement striking on a b bell, housed in a case with swan neck pediment and brass ball and spike finial, above reeded oblong free standing fore columns, trunk door with shaped top and panel below, flanked by rounded corners and raised on a panelled and chamferred base with ogee bracket feet, 91" (231cm) high

EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY OAK AND BOXWOOD LINE INLAID MANTEL CLOCK, te h 6"! silvered Arabic dial powered by an eight day movement chiming on 5 rods, housed in an arch top case with slender free standing forecolumns, raised on a plinth base with brass bun feet, 13 1/2" (34.3cm) high

ARTS AND CRAFTS CAST IRON HERALDIC FIRE BACK, with arch top and foliate scroll border, dated 1906, 30" x 21" (76.2cm x 53.3cm) (cracked)

An oak longcase clock, with arched brass dial, inscribed for `Thomas Bennet, Coggeshall`, with subsidiary seconds dial and date arch, eight-day movement chiming on a bell, 227cm high. Thomas Bennet of Coggeshall, watchmaker appears in Pigot & Co. London and Provincial New Commercial Directory 1823/4.

A George III mahogany bracket clock, the arch brass dial with silvered strike/silent and chapter ring, inscribed for `Neil Campbell, Aylesbury`, with date aperture, twin fusee movement, chiming on seven bells with repeat action, ormolu mounts and ornately engraved back plate and pierced gilt metal side grilles, 49cm high excluding handle

A walnut bracket clock, c.1900, the arch brass dial with slow/fast regulator silvered chapter ring, three train movement chiming on five gongs, with gilt metal caryatids, urn and flame finials, pierced cast sound grilles, inscribed above the dial `Presented to Wor: Bro: Henry Aldridge PGJD 1PM by the Officers of the Bute Lodge No.960 Feb 5th 1901`