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Click here to subscribeA brass lantern clock, the engraved dial plate signed John Watts Jn Stamford Fecit between entwined tulips and with steel hands in posted case with dolphin frets, bell and finial, the twin fusee movement with plain rectangular plates, the door to the back engraved with arms and motto ARTE ET MARTE JM WM, c.1900, in an earlier case, 39cm high.
A 19thC French gilt metal mantel clock, the 8cm diameter enamel dial with Roman numerals, revealing an eight day key wind movement, in a highly decorative case aside a figure holding rod and fish, surmounted by a scroll work of further dead game, arches and piercings, on a highly elaborate bell flower and orb base, 38cm high, under a glazed dome on ebonised and giltwood stands
A 19thC brass and enamel aesthetic style clock garniture, comprising mantel clock and two urns, the clock with 11cm diameter fancy Arabic enamel dial, revealing an eight day movement, in a classical design case, surmounted by acorn finial, with compressed bell shaped top, on a (removable) ebonised base with two urn garniture, under glazed domes (2) (1 dome missing AF)
Various collectables treen, glassware, etc, to include a pie mould, treen bowl, plain glass smoke collector bell, 27cm high, amethyst coloured glass vase, probably 19thC with rough pontail, shredded wheat bowl, brass table lamp, brass orb, studio glass vase, two treen figures, to include Arizona bird, etc (a qty).
Virginia Woolf, The Captain's Death Bed And Other Essays, Hogarth Press, London 1950; Virginia Woolf, Lytton Strachey Letters, Hogarth Press, London 1956, both with dust wrappers; Walter Sickert, a conversation, Hogarth Press, 1934, printed wrapper by Vanessa Bell; The Death the Moth, Hogarth Press, 1942; and David Daiches, Virginia Woolf, Editions Poetry, London, reprinted 1945, (5).
Edward BawdenRobert Herring, Adam And Evelyn At Kew, Elkin Matthews & Marrot Limited, London 1930, illustrated by Edward Bawden, from a numbered edition of 1060; Christopher Bradby, Well On The Road, G. Bell & Sons Limited, 1935, illustrated by Edward Bawden; Walter Hoyle, To Sicily With Edward Bawden, Previous Parrot Press, 1998, together with other works illustrated by Edward Bawden, (7).
A George III oak cased eight-day longcase clock the 12" brass dial signed J N Haley, Wrexham with chapter ring of Arabic and Roman numerals, date aperture and subsidiary centred seconds dial within scrolling leaf engraving, pierced corner spandrels moulded with flower and scrolling leaves. The four pillar movement strikes on a single bell, the hood with swan neck pediment and later parcel gilt turned finials, in working order and keeping good time, 220 cm high. Note: recently refurbished; the aperture date is not connected to the mechanism and apparently never has been.
A set of five matching early 20th century good quality clear cut wine glasses, each of the large bell shaped bowls with cut detail set above faceted hour glass stems and cut hexagonal feet each 17cm tall approx together with a random collection of worldwide coinage together with a random collection of worldwide coinage (5)
A 19thC mahogany small serving table, the bow fronted top with a moulded edge above a frieze drawer, flanked by carved flutes, on square tapering legs, carved with bell flowers etc., headed with oval patera and splayed feet, 82cm high, 48cm deep, 92cm wide.Provenance: Butterfields, Thoresby Park, Nottinghamshire.
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