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Lot 279
A 19th Century Low Splat-back Windsor Armchair. The hoop back with an unusual pierced upper & lower centre splat flanked by six ash spindles; three either side running through the arm bow with six further under arm spindles and baluster & ring turned end supports. The elm seat on ball turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher.
Lot 395
A Fine Welsh Joined Oak Bow-back Settle Circa 1700-20. The tall bowed back comprising of 15 panels with edge moulded frame between plain uprights with rounded terminals. The down swept arms on square tapered posts leading down to a concave-fronted planked seat incorporating a lift off lid accessing the box compartment below enclosed behind a concaved four-panel front, 66 ins (168 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep and 65 ins (165 cms) in height.
Lot 132
DAFFY’S ELIXIR BOTTLE. 5.25 ins tall, aqua glass, rectangular sectioned bevelled corners, short neck embossed ‘TRUE/ DAFFY’S/ ELIXIR’ to front ‘DICEY & CO/ NO 10 BOW/ CHURCH YARD/ LONDON’ to rear ‘UNLESS THE NAME/ OF DICEY & CO/ IS IN THE STAMP/ OVER THE CORK/ THE MEDICINE IS/ COUNTERFEIT’ to corners. Good. NR
Lot 2773
An Edward Barnsley mahogany hanging bow front display cabinet, inlaid with sycamore lines. Height 39ins. Sold together with the original receipt dated June 1975, signed by Edward Barnsley and detailing its design by him, making by George Taylor under foreman manager Herbert Upton. (See illustration)
Lot 196
A Liverpool tea bowl and saucer, painted in underglaze blue with a version of the Cannonball pattern, saucer 12cm diam, c1765-70; a Bow leaf moulded pickle dish, painted in underglaze blue with grapevines; a Liverpool blue and white tea bowl, Philip Christian & Co and a Liverpool coffee cup, Seth Pennigton, all c1770-1790 (5) ++Cannonball tea bowl and saucer - saucer restored, tea bowl with a couple of pinhead sized rim nicks and very slight crack. Pickle dish - restored. The two Liverpool items in fine condition
Lot 258
A Bow polychrome water bottle or guglet, of garlic necked form, painted in Meissen style in bright enamels with a loose bouquet with prominent roses and scattered flowers, the flared rim in brown enamel, 27cm h, c1765 ++A circular section of the base riveted back into position, small rim nicks, no professional restoration; glaze bubbled in one place when fired
Lot 844
A Victorian walnut side cabinet, of bow ended form and crossbanded in burr walnut with ormolu mounts, the central door with a large Sèvres style bleu celeste ground panel painted with a watteauesque scene, 104cm h; 178 x 43cm ++In fine original condition, privately consigned and in the same family's ownership for many years
Lot 893
A George III mahogany bow fronted sideboard, fitted with a drawer flanked by a cellaret and door with figured ovals, arched apron and on square tapered legs, 92cm h; 175 x 66cm ++The top with a number of old small marks and scratches, lacking part of the bead along the apron, the lower parts of the front legs lacking the veneer
Lot 164
A collection of Victorian and later jewellery in a red leather bound jewellery box with two trays; the jewellery includes a late Victorian silver floral-pierced, two-prong comb by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1898; a Victorian oval shell cameo brooch depicting a neo-classical maiden with flowers in her hair, set in a gilt-metal scrolling frame; a silver coloured oval link necklace hung with various charms, including a camel, a monkey, a boar and an elephant; a French broad band ring with an applied cornet, weasel and fleur de lys; a filigree pendant set with an oval enamelled porcelain plaque depicting a cupid and a dove; a fern brooch; a paste bow brooch and a scrolling clip; a pair of Victorian silver flower-head pendent earrings on screw fittings, and other items
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