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Lot 6
An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry sofa, shaped cresting rail inlaid with an oval batwing patera and bell husks, outswept arms terminating in scroll hand rests, ring-turned arm posts, stuffed-over seat, tapered square forelegs, spade forefeet, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, turned stretchers, brass casters, 92cm high, 117cm wide, the seat 102cm wide and 41cm deep, c.1905
Lot 156
An 18th-century wine glasscirca 1765the bell bowl above a double series opaque twist stem with shoulder and centre knops issuing from a conical foot,16.3cm highCondition report: There is one tiny imperfection to the underside edge of the foot, but otherwise no cracks, chips, damages or repairs. Please see additional images.
Lot 159
An 18th-century wine glass circa 1750the waisted bell bowl with a multi-series air twist stem, the twist extending into the base of the bowl, raised to a conical foot,16.5cm highCondition report: A couple of minute knocks to edge of foot rim, some light scratches to bowl. No further damages or signs of repair
Lot 160
An 18th-century wine glasscirca 1760with a bell-shaped bowl and plain stem issuing from a conical foot,15.9cm highCondition report: There is a noticeable indentation running right around the lower section of the stem, just above the foot rim indicating a possible repair/attachment to new foot. Please see additional images
Lot 220
A group of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, to include: a blue and white ginger jar, 21cm high (lacking cover); a famille rose Cadogan teapot in the form of a peach, Republic period, decorated with brocade lotus flowers and foliage, 16.5cm high (handle repaired); a famille rose wine ewer and cover of bell form, 11cm high; a famille rose punchbowl, 18th century, 29cm dia (restored); a blue and white wine cup, 18th century, 5cm; a Kutani punch bowl, 24cm dia. (heavily crazed); and a small Kutani bowl, 12cm dia. (6)Condition report: Ginger jar: lacking cover. Some signs of age and use.Cadogan teapot:old repair to handle.Wine ewer: rubbing to gilt.Famille rose punchbowl: extensively restored covering damages to the rim.Wine cup: minuscule chips to rim edge.Kutani punch bowl: heavily crazed throughout with chip and hairline to rim.Kutani bowl: minor enamel wear.
Lot 276
A George III oak 8-day longcase clock, by ‘Rob? Webster, Shrewsbury’, cross-banded in mahogany, the hood with a broken swan-neck pediment, enclosing a 13” arched, painted dial, only ‘shadow’ of maker’s name evident, with floral painted arch and spandrels, a subsidiary dial for seconds and date aperture, the 8-day movement with anchor escapement, striking on a bell, some damage, with pendulum and two weights (6)Condition report: Chips, including return mouldings of hood. Dents and scratches consistent with age and use. Dial – lettering worn. Not operational in vendor’s home. Base lacking plinth and section of left side of base damaged – 11cm x 2cm. Front panel of base cracked from top to bottom and chipped cross-banding, including missing a 2cm section.
Lot 294
A late 19th French gilt spelter, Rococo style, mantel clock, with a 3" enamelled dial flanked by a seated lady holding a picture, with an 8' day French, twin drum movement, striking on a bell, wide, with gilt stand and pendulum, very damaged, as found, lacking elements, 32cm high x 41cm (3)Condition report: As found, very damaged including arm and hand broken off. Lacking one finger on same broken arm, lacking elements including back plate, dial with hairline cracks. Stand chipped and gilding rubbed.
Lot 104
A Victorian slate mantel clock, the enamelled and gilt chapter ring set with Roman numerals, enclosing a movement striking on a bell, the circular top on a scrolled base with glass circular panel, on a plinth base with roundel, 40 x 46 x 14cm. CONDITION REPORT Overall good condition, there is a pendulum and a winding key within the case for this clock, although the lower open aperture appears to be lacking a cover.
Lot 160
Various mixed collectibles to include a pair of racing field binoculars in leather carry case, a vintage Kodak Brownie camera Model C in carry case, a small burr walnut jewellery box and various items of costume jewellery, cufflinks, nautical-themed ornaments, bell, a travelling inkwell, commemorative medals and pins, silver plated sifter in the form of a flower head, wine bottle coasters, manicure items, compact, tape measures, candlestick, etc.
Lot 789
A large collection of over 120 shellac 78s, various labels to include Brunswick, Capitol Records, Columbia, Decca, Edison Bell Winner, His Masters Voice, Phillips, and others to include 10" and 12" discs, various titles to include Band of the Welsh Guards, under the direction of Captain Andrew Harris, Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell, Ray Anthony and His Orchestra, Tennessee Ernie Ford with Cliffie Stone's band, David Whitfield with Stanley Black and His Orchestra, Enrico Caruso, Mario Lanza, various orchestras and bands, full list on application, all contained in five vintage card record holders (5).
Lot 292
Samuel Deacon, Barton. A George III mahogany and oak long case clock, the square enamel dial painted with floral spandrels, Arabic numerals, date aperture, eight day two train movement with bell strike, the hood with broken arch pediment, raised on brass caped fluted columns, the case door inlaid with shell paterea, flanked by quarter pilasters, with pendulum, no key, 203.5cm high. N.B. Samuel Deacon was born in Leicestershire in 1746 and was head of the celebrated family of watch and clock makers working at Barton-in-the-Beans from 1771 until 1951. Leicestershire Museums have a collection of his clocks and workshop tools, etc,. He is well documented. On initial inspection it would appear that the clock would have originally had feet, probably bracket, which are now gone and replaced by a matched in oak beading strip.
Lot 300
A Georgian oak and mahogany long cased clock, by Parker of Louth, the break arch dial with fruit painted spandrels, bearing Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, two train eight day movement with bell strike, the case with break arch pediment surmounted by three brass finials, the hood with brass caped fluted columns and demi pilasters, trunk door with quarter brass capped fluted pilasters, raised on bracket feet, with pendulum and key, 207cm high, 48cm wide, 24.5cm deep.
Lot 646
A LOUIS XVI ORMOLU STRIKING CARTEL CLOCKCirca 17754 3/4 inch white enamel dial with Roman numerals above a glazed pendulum aperture, the twin train movement striking on a bell, 54 cm high x 25cm wide, with a pendulum and winding keyCondition report:- Movement does not function when wound and requires professional attention- The glazed circular door requires a new pin to keep it on the hinge- A few hairline cracks and some chips to the enamel dial - Swag to the bottom of the case requires a new screw to the left side- Loss of gilding throughout- Would benefit from a complete overhaul
Lot 656
A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCKThe painted arched 12in dial with date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, signed 'CHRISTMAS YARMOUTH', with a twin-train movement striking on a bell, with two weights, pendulum and winding key, overall height 208cmCondition report: Case: Case repolished at some point recently, however please note the following apparent issues: The case:Some old worm to the hood. The scroll pediment is loose. The brass spheres maybe not be original. The right hand moulding below the hood on the trunk needs repositioning. Crack just above the right hand side of the trunk door. Slight warp to the door, which effects the upper half of the trunk door. Both side panels on the plinth are split. Various scuffs and marks commensurate with use and age. The movement: The movement may not be original to case. However, the dial is attractively painted with the original surface. Some in painting to the centre. The movement has been cleaned fairly recently but will require a some work to the pendulum suspension block which is bent and has previously been replaced. We are unable to guarantee that the movement is in working order or complete, however, there appears to be no missing parts. 2 lead weights, winding key, key and pendulum.
Lot 1260
AN INDIAN CARVED IVORY FLY WHISK, CHAURILate 18th centuryThe top of the handle carved as an inverted bell shaped socket with two rows of leaves above bands of cypress and poppies and terminating in a twist-carved shaft, handle 31cm lengthBottom finial lacking. Brush lacking. Some chips to the leaves, mostly minor, on the top row of the handle. The ivory has darkened over the years
Lot 366
ELIZABETH GULLAND (BRITISH, 1857-1934)Mrs Curwen After George Romney; Girl and her dog After Joshua Reynolds; Miss Theophila Gwatkin After Joshua Reynolds; Boy and rabbit After Henry Raeburna set of foureach signed in pencil 'Elizabeth Gulland' (in lower margin)engravingsthe largest 73 x 47cmtogether with; Daughters of Lord Northwick: The Three Graces, an engraving after Andrew Plimer, published by Alfred Bell & Co.(5)
Lot 27
Oak and mahogany longcase clock, the hood with brass finial and swan neck pediment, half turned columns, short inlaid door flanked by half turned columns, box base, bracket feet, 12" arched painted dial signed James Northwood, Newport, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, height 223cm, with weight, pendulum and door key.
Lot 102
A 19th century French gilt bronze and white marble lady and cherub mantel clock, the convex porcelain dial inscribed 'Pochon a Paris', the movement striking the half hours on a bell with outside count wheel and silk suspension pendulum, with convex glass door to back. 36cm highCondition report: Surfaces discoloured, object in ladies right hand broken off and missing, tiny chips to corners of marble. Not guaranteed working
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