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Click here to subscribeA late George III mahogany bookcase top, with dentil cornice above a boxwood strung urn cover and swag inlaid frieze, with pair of glazed doors beneath with wooden astragals enclosing shelves, the matched base being bow fronted with oval fan medallion, with moulded edge and fitted with three frieze drawers with brass drop handles with urn and cover embossed oval backplates and raised on legs of angled section. Width 49 ins.
An Edwardian mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, with moulded edge above two short and three long graduated drawers with brass drop handles with circular backplates and cockbeading to each drawer front, with shaped apron beneath and raised on splayed bracket feet, with protective plate glass top. Width 36 ins.
By George Engleheart (British b.1752 - d.1829) - miniature portrait of a lady, wearing a blue dress with a lace fichu and bonnet with ribbon bow, on ivory, initialled `E` to the lower right corner, the reverse with a lock of hair on an opalescent glass ground (a.f) within a gold mounted pendant frame, 3.75" x 3"
A circa 1920`s mahogany break front sideboard with gadroon moulded top rim and two central drawers with ornate brass drop loop handles above a shaped and pierced apron and flanked by two bow fronted cupboard doors, revealing shelves and a cellarette drawer and raised on two sets of four carved cabriole legs with ball and claw terminals (approx 182 cms wide).
An early 19th century figured mahogany cross banded and ebony strung bow fronted sideboard, the shallow central drawer and two flanking cupboards with brass ring handles and decorative back plates and having a further small frieze drawer, raised on ring turned tapering supports (as viewed, 92cms wide).
An 18ct gold cased open-faced centre stop seconds gentleman`s pocket watch, with a jewelled lever movement, 18ct gold inner case, the enamelled dial with black Roman hour numerals and outer Arabic numerals to 300 and inscribed `centre seconds chronograph`, the case decorated with engraved borders (the top bow lacking), Chester 1895.
A pair of Bow porcelain bocage figure groups, circa 1770, each modelled as a dog accompanying a Cupid wearing a foliate sash kneeling before a flowered bocage tree reaching up to a bird in a nest, raised on high scroll bases picked out in turquoise and pink enamels and gilding, red painted marks to reverse, height approx 23.5cm (faults and restoration).
A matched silver canteen of Old English pattern flatware for twelve persons, in an oak bow fronted cabinet, raised on cabriole supports, 65cm (25 1/2in) wide, comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve tea spoons, twelve coffee spoons, four serving spoons, twelve table knives and twelve dessert knives, carving set etc, mixed assay offices and dates, 19th and 20th century
A late 19th century Vienna porcelain wall plate, painted with a classical scene depicting Diana breaking the bow and arrows of a bound Cupid, thought to be the work of Professor Wagner, the border with raised gilt work panels, beehive and indistinct inscription to base, 35.5cm (14in) diameter
A French Infantry Officer’s Sword, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation brass knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal marks, wire-bound leather covered, wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).
A French Infantry Officer’s Sabre, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal inspection marks and “45Õ, wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).
An English Stonebow, by D. Egg, late 18th/early 19th century, with curved steel bow retained by steel bands drawn-out at the front to a pronounced acorn finial, early string with bone spacers, built-in gaffle retained by a catch on the butt-plate, engraved folding back-sight, signed “D. Egg, LondonÕ, figured walnut tiller of gunstock form, with some repair, chequered grip, and steel trigger-guard, 74cm overall,
An extremely rare pre-WW1 German Bing streamlined clockwork tinplate destroyer No.121 Approx 70cm long painted in light grey and red below the plimsol line. A twin funnelled example, (one funnel missing) with lift off centre to gain access to the clockwork motor. Simply detailed, fitted with stylised torpedo’s and side railings,-one side missing. Still with original 4 bladed propeller and typical Bing style rudder. With 1906 GBN diamond logo to bow. Generally in good condition for age. Some surface rusting. One engine ventilator and pennants missing. Clockwork motor in good working order. Mounted on a simple wooden stand. Plate. See back cover
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