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FRAMED ARCHITECTURAL PRINT, ATHENAEUM CLUBHOUSE AND THE ARTHUR CLUBHOUSE (2)

LATE 19TH CENTURY BRASS CASED MANTEL CLOCK SET IN ARCHITECTURAL CASE WITH CORINTHIAN COLUMN SUPPORTS

Art Deco furniture and architectural interest- Two Portfolios of Photographs, Maurice Dufrene Ensemble Mobiliers vol. 2 Exposition Internationale de 1937 and Les Nouvelles Maisons de Rapport a Paris, c.1924

A late Georgian early Victorian architectural door cornice having scroll work design with laurel wreath. Composed of plaster having minor damage

A late Georgian early Victorian architectural door cornice having Gothic design with laurel wreath and acanthus. Composed of plaster having minor damage, witdth approx 136cm

A Waring and Gellow limited 1920's/30's oak grandmother clock of architectural form, measures 170cm x 30cm x 22cm

2 Watercolours by Robert W Inches Robertson dated 1983 and a Framed watercolour of a Architectural scene

H.R.H. Princess Margaret (1930-2002) - Handwritten and signed letter on Kensington Palace headed notepaper from Princess Margaret to James Cousins, dated June 1st 1964, thanking Cousins for his "letter about the office", together with two notes, handwritten by Princess Margaret to James Cousins discussing architectural/building matters (both unsigned). Note: James Cousins, architect, had a close association with Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon as both advisor and friend. He was variously part of a team engaged on the design of The Royal Festival Hall, South Bank; BBC Television Centre at The White City site; Deputy Head of the Industrial Division of The Council of Industrial design, and finally Director of Industrial Design, British Railways Board

A Late 19th Century German Mahogany Cased Mantel Clock, by Junghans, the arched brass dial with 5.25ins diameter silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and chime/silent dial to the eight day movement striking on five gongs, contained in case of architectural design with pagoda top, twin turned and reeded columns to front, on plinth base with ball feet, 17.5ins high

A 19th century brass brazier with wide stud work border, 76cm diameter; together with four brass base oil lamps (3 converted) and four small gilt framed architectural engravings, a large brass table lamp with naturalistic base and a family bible with brass clasps (qty)

Robert Wallace Hester (British 1866-1942): 'Lancing College', pair etchings signed and titled; Paul Fourdrinier (British 18th century): 'Burlington Arch - Aedes Concentus Eboracensis', pair architectural engravings from 'Eboracum: or, the history and antiquities of the City of York' by Francis Drake pub. 1736 max 31cm x 49cm (4)

A carved limestone architectural finial pyramid, 30cm high

HAVELOCK HAROLD WILSON, THREE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS HAVELOCK HAROLD WILSON, THREE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, comprising "Details of the Orders", "Historical Study", and "Historical Design", each signed and framed. (3) Historical Study 62cm by 45cm

A PAIR OF GOTHIC STYLE HARDWOOD WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS A PAIR OF GOTHIC STYLE HARDWOOD WINDSOR ARMCHAIRS, each with an architectural pointed arch back, raised on cabriole forelegs joined by a crinoline stretcher and terminating in pad feet. (2) Height of backs 103cm

A Japanese carved bone domestic shrine, of architectural form, 20th Century, 17.5 cm (a/f)

A 1920s silver pocket watch stand, of architectural pedimented and waisted profile, decorated with ribbon-tied-reed edge moulding, 11.5 cm x 13.5 cm, aperture 58 mm

An early 20th Century black slate mantle clock, having a French drum movement with a pendulum escapement striking on a bell, the architectural case with a pediment top and having inset variegated marble panels 24 x 14.5 x 33 cm, (not running)

An early 20th Century architectural black slate mantle clock, having a French drum movement with a pendulum escapement striking on a gong, the dial bearing Arabic numerals marked 'Jas. Grant, Paris', flanked by double freestanding columns supporting a cushion top, 26.5 x 18 x 35.5 cm (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested)

An early 20th Century brass carriage clock, key wind and set, having an architectural case with fluted columns, a pediment and bevelled glass sides, (a/f), 9 x 6 x 11 cm, (running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested)

A LARGE FOLIO OF PRINTS INCLUDING, THE INVASION: FRANCE AND ENGLAND, AFTER WILLIAM HOGARTH (QUANTITY)Together with, illustrations from The Graphic including The Boat Race and The Revolt in the Transvaal, architectural drawings of Cheshire including various views of Eaton Hall, Halton Castle and Chester Cathedral, Hugh Lupus, Earl of Chester, Sitting in his Parliament after Hollar, La Piegrieche Silencieuse after Lebrecht Reinold, a section of Ancient Chester: A series of Illustrations after George & William Batenham and John Musgrove, published by Sotheran & Co 1880 (incomplete and unbound)(quantity)Condition reportAll unframed, various tears and foxing to sheets.

A vintage "The Econasign" stencil kit, together with a boxed Wenebrik construction architectural kit

A pine cased set of French Three Colour architectural building blocks

SEVEN FRENCH ARCHITECTURAL PRINTS uniformly framed, the largest 67cm x 82cm (overall framed size), the remaining six 54cm x 68cm Condition Report : some foxing, otherwise good Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

[MISCELLANEOUS] Warner, Miss L. Everybody's Book of Parlour Games, Russell, London, no date, crimson leather gilt, period advertisements, duodecimo (13.5cm x 10.5cm); Hurst, John Thomas. A Hand-book of Formulae, Tables and Memoranda for Architectural Surveyors, and others engaged in building, third edition, Spon, London, 1868, dark green leather, all edges gilt, 7.5cm x 12cm; and two other works, (4). Condition Report : Parlour Games:spine scuffed, with small loss at head; Hand-Book: lacking front free endpaper; one page detached; pp.265-78 with brown spot; hinges tender. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A gilded Arabic presentation architectural tower in the orientalist taste, embossed and tooled calf case

POSTCARDS; a large collection of early 20th century and later postcards, in six albums, mostly architectural and religious images.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement overmantel mirror of architectural form with hand painted floral decoration above three glazed panels, approx 95cm, width 114cm.

Continental school (19th century),A grand tour style architectural scene with figures,Watercolour on paper,Initialled JML ? lower right,49cm x 37cm,Framed and glazed

William Page (British, 1794-1872),An architectural capriccio with figures,Watercolour on paper,Unsigned, gallery label verso,26.5cm x 39cm,Framed and glazed (at fault)

A scrap book, 23cm x 19cm, containing a selection of pasted down prints and vignettes depicting architectural scenes and landscape views, with a miscellany of unframed prints depicting similar scenes, the largest sheet 31.5cm x 49cm (Qty) (at fault)

A large quantity of unframed engraved prints on paper, 18th century and later, the majority depicting topographical, architectural and landscape scenes, some hand coloured, some mounted, some duplicates, the largest 23cm x 31cm, with a miscellany of loose pages from PENNANT'S TOUR OF SCOTLAND, THE ANTIQUITIES OF WARWICKSHIRE and other publications (Qty)

SHROPSHIRE INTEREST: A miscellany of works on Shropshire history and architecture, to include Owen (H) and Blakeway (J.B.), A HISTORY OF SHREWSBURY, first edition, 2 vols, 3/4 leather, engraved frontispiece, engraved half title page, engraved plates throughout, Harding, Lepard And Co, London 1825, Phillips (Thomas) and Hulbert (Charles), THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF SHREWSBURY, FROM ITS FIRST FOUNDATION TO THE PRESENT TIME..., vol I, second edition, later 3/4 leather with marbled boards, including THE HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY OF SALOP by Charles Hulbert, bound with Hulbert's THE HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY OF SALOP, vol II "In connection with the enlarged edition of Phillip's History Of Shrewsbury", Shrewsbury 1837, and AN ARCHITECTURAL ACCOUNT OF THE CHURCHES OF SHROPSHIRE, 10 parts, thin card boards, Hobson & Co, Wellington 1894-1912 (Qty) (at fault)

A large Victorian slate mantel clock, the arched architectural case with fluted pilasters flanking the 16cm white enamelled dial, applied with Roman numerals and centred with a brocot escapement, enclosing the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, raised upon an integrated plinth base, 50cm high, with pendulum, along with a Victorian simulated slate mantel clock, the painted metal case enclosing the ceramic dial and Ansonia two train movement striking on a coiled gong, 26cm high, (at fault), and a Victorian slate mantel timepiece, 22cm high (3)

A late 19thC American pine cased mantel clock, with a tin dial bearing Roman numerals, the movement with alarm bell function, 27cm high, and an Ansonia oak cased mantel clock, circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with coiled gong strike, the case of architectural form, with pendulum and key, 38cm high. (2)

An Edwardian mahogany and rosewood crossbanded music cabinet, the pierced architectural pediment above the rectangular top and five fall front drawers, applied with swing handles, raised upon legs of tapering square section, united by a shaped apron, 113cm H x 52cm W x 37cm D

A late Victorian oak and pollard oak mirror back sideboard, by Ashton, Leach, and Cumberbirch, Rochdale, the architectural mirror back flanked by cupboard doors, upon a base with an arrangement of three frieze drawers and four cupboard doors, all with panelled foliate carving, 207cm H x 210cm W x 69cm D,  circular brass fitting to sideboard top

A late 19th/early 20th century French carved oak and rouge marble buffet sideboard, the architectural raised back with carved detail upon turned supports, and a marble top, over a pair of frieze drawers and cupboard doors, plinth base with bun feet, 199cm H x 128cm W x 53cm D (at fault)

A large and impressive late 19th century French figured walnut compactum wardrobe, of architectural form, with central mirrored door enclosing press trays and drawers, flanked by further full length doors above drawers, arched pelmet and plinth base, 250cm H x 250cm W x 67cm D, height without pediment 245cmCondition reportLight fading and blistering to the veneer on both sides, particularly the LHS which has some minor losses, the RHS has 5cm loss to the moulding at the top (see additional images)Both doors have light fading, the mirror has minor silvering loss/fault, mirrored door feels 'tight' when closing with some rubbing at the bottom of the door. Interior depth of hanging space, 52cm, no visible signs of woodworm, the wardrobe dismantles into; pediment, cornice, three doors, three main sections and base.General light wear, chips and minor faults commensurate with age and use

A late 19thC Sienna style marble cased mantel clock, circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with bell strike, stamped HP & Company no. 3085, 383, the case of solid architectural form, with pendulum and key, 27.5cm high, 17cm wide.

A brass four glass carriage timepiece, bracket plinth, carry handle, white enamel dial, roman numerals, 11cm high, together with contemporary battery Acctim quartz carriage clock, an oak cased architectural clock with carved decoration, 42cm high, domed example and a wheel barometer (5) IMPORTANT! REGARDING CONDITION REPORTS: Please note this is an auction with items being sold of behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Whilst we appreciate you would like to receive condition reports we may not have time to do this for you so please try and come and view the items in person as we may not be able to supply you with further information and photographs

A walnut first half 20th Cenutry wind up mantel clock, of architectural form with carry handle, 24cm max, together with a Victorian battery operated mantel clock, 37cm high (2) IMPORTANT! REGARDING CONDITION REPORTS: Please note this is an auction with items being sold of behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Whilst we appreciate you would like to receive condition reports we may not have time to do this for you so please try and come and view the items in person as we may not be able to supply you with further information and photographs

Newcastle upon Tyne Record Series: Newcastle Council Minute Book, Northumberland Pleas, Register of Free Men, Index of Durham Wills, etc., Vols. 1-12 complete, 8bo, uniform cloth; together with The Surtees Society, Vols. 44 (2 copies), 46 (2 copies, one with autograph letter from Richard Gibson, Hexham House), 124 and 150, 8vo, gilt-cloth, illus., 1864 onwards; together with sundry volumes of The Transactions of the Durham & Northumberland Architectural and Archaeological Society, most in original paper covers.

A selection of decorative ceramic animals and figures, including: a Capodimonte figure of a parrot; a pair of Staffordshire dog figure groups; a Dresden figure of a gentleman; and a matched figure of a lady; a Staffordshire architectural pastille burner; and other items.

A selection of 19th Century and later pastille burners, each of architectural form, the largest 24cms high (some with damages).

ARCHITECTURAL WALL MIRRORS, a pair, 162cm x 51cm, Italian style, overlaid aged metal frames. (2)

ARCHITECTURAL WALL MIRRORS, a set of three, 94cm x 54cm, distressed painted frames. (3)

ARCHITECTURAL GARDEN WALL MIRRORS, a pair, 160cm x 67cm, Gothic style aged metal frames. (2)

ARCHITECTURAL METAL GARDEN BENCH, Italian style, 90cm H x 110cm W x 67cm D.

ARCHITECTURAL GARDEN MIRRORS, a set of four, arched metal frames, 60cm x 36cm. (4)

TWO LARGE ARAB ARCHITECTURAL PRINTS, each depicting a mosque, framed and glazed, both 77cm x 59.5cm overall, (2).

A maple framed architectural print

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WHITE MARBLE MATCHED CLOCK GARNITURE, the clock is of architectural form with gilt finial and shell dome finial, enamel dial with Arabic numerals, 8 day movement and bell strike, height 45.5cm, width 29cm, depth 11cm, together with two marble based bronzed vase candle holders, height 36cm, width of base 11.5cm (3 + pendulum & key) ( Condition report: with pendulum and key, appears to be working)

Three Minton 8" tiles architectural views L T Swetnam c1888

A Chinese camphor wood lined chest with carved naval and architectural scenes. 62cm x 104cm x 52cm

A large late Victorian black slate mantel clock, of architectural form, having an enamelled chapter ring with Arabic numerals and eight-day movement, w.42cm

A collection of vintage postcards, mainly architectural and topographical

An architectural style contemporary mirror AF (122cm x 118cm)

An architectural limestone block, partly canted,67cm high

Two pieces of architectural limestone, 42cm high

VICTORIAN-STYLE GILT WOOD & GESSO PIER MIRROR, architectural form with fluted columns and tablet base, 206 x 87cmsComments: scuffs to base, top right hand moulding lacking