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TWO PAIRS OF 19TH-CENTURY FURNITURE RESTS OR SASH WINDOW STOPS, the first of honey-glazed earthenware moulded with lion masks, hollow based, 11cm wide x 13.5cm high, (4.3in x 5.3in), the second pair in brown stoneware incised with human masks, 8cm wide x 11.5cm high, (3.2in x 4.5in); a single example modelled as a spaniel's head in brown stoneware, 8cm wide x 10cm high, (3.2in x 4in), a sixth, in treacle-glazed stoneware modelled with a bearded male mask, 7.2cm x 13.5cn, (2.9in x 5.3in), and a stoneware bust of a smiling man with hat and bow tie, hollow-based, 18.5cm, (7.3in) high (damage) (7)
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Robert Hill, Penrith, A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY-CASED 30-HOUR LONG-CASE CLOCK having a flat hood with square door between turned columns, the ogee arch-topped and inlaid trunk door between bow-fronted pilasters, above an inlaid panel and plain base with short bracket feet, the white-painted dial inscribed "R. Hill/PENRITH", the spandrels painted with roses and other flowers on a red ground, 202.5cm, (79.7in) high (sold with weight and pendulum) *** Literature: See Penfold, John. B., The Clockmakers of Cumberland, Brant Wright Associates, 1977, p.121. Two Robert Hills are recorded, the father lived 1780-1842, the son (Robert Bliss Hill) 1824 - c.1880. Penfold records "only two Hill clocks seem to be known", one a clock signed by the latter as R.B. Hill, indicating this example may be a late clock by the father.
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AN EDWARDIAN SHERATON REVIVAL INLAID MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIR having a satinwood-crossbanded flat toprail on matching x-form splat centred by a flowerhead patera, between crossbanded c-scroll open arms, the matching bow-fronted seat with fixed floral needlework cushion between broadening turned arm supports and turned tapering front legs
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A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH-CENTURY INLAID BEECH SALON CABINET, the upper stage having twin swan-neck pediments with a gilt flowerhead terminals, flanking a humped central section, above inlaid bows with floral swags and pendants, the bevelled oval mirror flanked by brass-galleried D-shaped brackets with reeded urn supports, above cornucopia, the lower stage having a serpentine top above cartouche-glazed door with flower-inlaid surround, enclosing two shelves, flanked by bow-fronted doors inlaid with musical trophies, each with bow-fronted galleried shelf beneath, on four ormolu-mounted square cabriole legs, 107cm x 40cm x 186cm high, (42in x 16in x 73.2in)
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Ex Crossrigg Hall AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY MAPLE & Co, MAHOGANY BOW-FRONTED DRESSING CHEST, the superstructure having a bevelled oblong mirror between reeded uprights with spire finials, above an inverted breakfront shelf with two bow-fronted drawers beneath, the lower section with gadrooned edge on two short and two long cockbeaded drawers with brass swan-neck bale handles, on slightly splayed bracket feet, 117cm x 57cm x 165cm high, (46in x 22.5in x 65in), one top drawer with oval plaque of Maple & Co plus pencil inscription "27/6/17" *** Provenance: Lot 87, Crossrigg Hall Dispersal Sale, Sotheby's, Tuesday 13th September 1994, purchased as a gift for for the current owner (then a member of staff at Crossrigg)
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS BOW FRONTED FOUR GLASS MANTEL CLOCK, the floral decorated cream enamel dial supporting a French twin train movement, gong strike, with a mercury pendulum, stamped JR & Co., No. 634, the case with pierced balustrade ornament to the pediment and base, raised on inverted cup feet, 11 1/2 ins high.
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A DECORATED NO 8 BLADE-TRINITY COLLEGE LENT 1897. Text comprises of: "Bow J. F. Alexander 9.7; 5. E. M Cohen 11.4; 2 H. J. Mercer 10.7; 6. H. Rischbieth 10.2; 3 T. K. Johnston 11.6; 7. L. Courtauld 10.1; 4 E. G. Kellergran 10.6; Stoke C. H. Tetley 10.8; Coxswain R. H. Robbins 9.12. 4 bumps, Dawning, St Catharine, Trin Hall 3, Selwyn."
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A Walker & Hall Sheffield Plate pedestal fruit bowl, with acanthus scroll border and conforming bow handle, on reeded dished pedestal foot, 28cm diameter; a 19th century plated entree dish of oblong form with gadrooned borders interspersed with shell and foliate scrolls, with conforming lid and handle, 33cm wide; a cased set of fish servers with ivorene handles; and other items.
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A Mappin & Webb electroplated silver plate biscuit barrel, of bucket form with reeded foot rim, embossed with floral decoration around a shield shaped vacant cartouche, with bow handle and gadrooned lid with ball finial, 15cm high excluding handle; an electroplated salver with scroll border on three conforming feet, 26cm diameter; and four items of teaware, (6).
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