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Click here to subscribeVictorian Period - Mahogany Carved Impressive Bow Fronted Display Cabinet of Large Proportions. The Two Large Glass Panel Doors Open to Reveal 3 Shelves with Two Below Panelled Cupboards, Supported on Four Solid and Carved Ball and Claw Feet. The Whole Being of Very Pleasing of Appearance and Solid Construction - Please See Photos. Size - 48 Inches Wide & 71.5 Inches High.
A Japanese hardwood shodhana on stand, 19th century, with an arrangement of shelves, each with a pierced foliate decorated gallery, the pair of gilt lacquered and mother of pearl decorated bow front sliding doors each with a bone carved figure, the drawer similarly decorated with a bird and flowers, the stand with a foliate carved frieze, with black painted calligraphy signature in the top left corner, height 186.5cm, width 104cm, depth 33.5cm. (See illustration) Condition report: The base appears to be original to the piece. Good condition with some small signs of use and minor chips to wood.
A William Tillman mahogany dining room suite, comprising a twin pedestal dining table with cabriole downswept supports, on pad feet, with two extra leaves and folding protectors, a set of six shield back dining chairs, including two carvers, each with square tapering supports on spade feet, a mahogany breakfront sideboard, with a satinwood crossbanded top above three frieze drawers and four cupboard doors, on turned tapering feet, height 75cm, width 157.5cm, depth 46cm and a bow front serving table, with three frieze drawers on square tapering supports with spade feet, height 84.5cm, width 123cm, depth 53cm. Condition report: Table in very good condition. Chairs scuffed on top rail on two chairs. Makers mark on underneath of table. Table has original covers to complete table. 185cm - table without leaves, 92.5cm two leaves total, 277.5cm wide with leaves in.
A Pair of Samson porcelain figurines, allegorical of Spring and Winter, modelled as playful putti seated on goats, 'Spring' with a lamb and garlands of flowers, 'Winter' with a putti holding a cauldron of fire with garlands of fruiting vines, on floral encrusted bases supported on scrolling acanthus picked out in gilt, blue and purple, pseudo Bow porcelain marks (2) Provenance: Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge, London SW7
A Regency mahogany sideboard, possibly Irish, with a raised back and central tablet carved with a lion mask and swags, repeated to the frieze, flanked by two drawers and two bow fronted cellarette drawers, ebony line border inlays and on twist carved and reeded column legs 109 x 230 x 75cm (43 x 90 x 29in) One of the small cupboards to the raised back is stuck and at an awkward angle, refusing to open. There is evidence of a brass galleried back.
A Regency mahogany bow front chest of drawers with brushing slide, inlaid in satinwood to the border, with repeated stringing to the drawer fronts, oval brass handles and on swept bracket feet 83 x 94 x 52cm (32 x 37 x 20in) Some very minir marks and evidence of an old veneer repair between the drawers
A Regency mahogany bow front chest of drawers, fitted three graduated long drawers, brass lion mask and ring handles, on swept bracket feet 91 x 92 x 52cm (35 x 36 x 20in) Provenance: Northgate House, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk The handles are replacements, but the condition is otherwise good.
A cultured pearl and fancy link necklace together with a simulated pearl necklace, the first designed as a regular line of square section baton links, square section twisted baton links and 7.5 - 8mm pearls equatorially grasped, each with a short chain connection to the next, no clasp, yellow metal stamped '18ct', length 75cm, gross weight 56.7g; together with a necklace of simulated South Sea pearls with a bow form clasp of twisted wires set to the centre with a cultured pearl, yellow metal stamped '14k' (2)
Joseph Sound - An 18th century silver pair cased pocket watch, the outer casing, London 1778, inset with three watch papers, two for Furley watchmaker of Huntingdon, and one for Gatward watch & clock maker of Huntingdon, the sprung lid activated via a push button, the open faced pocket watch, London 1778, with white dial, black Roman numerals and Arabic five minute indicators, front loading key wound fusée movement ornately engraved and signed 'Jos Sound London 3636' with pierced and engraved balance cock, key attached to the pendant bow via a split ring Other Notes: In the early to mid-18th century, it was common for watches to be housed in "pair cases". A pair-cased watch has an inner case which held the movement, and an outer case which enclosed and protected the inner case. Since the inner case was not dust-proof because of the key-holes, an outer case provided additional protection from dust and dirt.
A George III silver two handled urn, by John Wakelin and Wm Taylor, London 1779, with quarter fluted body, the upper section plain with a single large ribbon swag and two vacant oval bow topped cartouches, two applied handles with foliate terminations, the domed cover decorated with leaves around a pineapple finial, all raised on a single pedestal foot with ribbon decoration, gilded interior, 47.8ozt. 33 x 15 x 15cm (13 x 6 x 6in) evidence of repair and subsequent regilding to the body
A George III Silver Mounted Yeomanry Sword, the 82cm plain single edge curved steel blade double edged for the last 18cm, with broad fuller, the silver spadroon type hilt with bowed pierced guard, angular knuckle bow with double bars, one worked as stylised grenades, with downswept disc quillon and ribbed ivory grip, with London hallmarks, possibly by Joseph Biggs, lacks scabbard, on a custom made wood standHilt fittings in good order, but there is a split to one side of the ivory grip. Grey patching and pitting to the plain blade.
An English Rapier, possibly early 17th Century, the 91cm diamond section double edge steel blade, one side stamped FRA, each side of the broad ricasso with an armourer's mark, the hilt with square section bars of recurving crossguard with cushion shape quillons, double loop guard and knuckle bow with plaited wire bound grip and disc pommel, 105cm (possibly shortened) Blade re-ground and shortened (by about 10 inches), probably in its working life. Pitting to metalwork.
A 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, the 73cm curved fullered steel blade originally blued, faintly engraved with martial trophies and scrolling foliage, the steel stirrup hilt with with bound fishskin grip; a Georgian Infantry Sword, the 83cm diamond section steel blade engraved on each side 'FOR MY COUNTRY AND KING', the gilt brass stirrup hilt lacking knuckle bow (2 - lack scabbards)1 - Rust pitting and patching to blade, Hilt pitted and dirty, crack to grip. 2 - Black patching and pitting to blade, with numerous nicks to edge. Slit to grip and knuckle bow missing
A British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, with 79.5cm single edge fullered steel blade, brass hilt with fixed double shell guard, lacks quillon, copper wire bound grip, stirrup knuckle bow and baluster urn finial, lacks scabbard; a Masai Lion Spear Blade, in relic condition, 84cm, with raised medial ridge to each side, and socket fitting, 95cm overall (2)The Infantry sword has deep rust pitting to the blade. The hilt has a dirty dark bronze patina. Lacks scabbard. The lion spear has no damage, but is deeply pitted.
A Prussian Artillery Officer's Sword, with 77.5cm plain single edge fullered steel blade, iron stirrup hilt, the langets cast with crossed cannon barrels and a vacant shield cartouche, the curved knuckle bow cast with acorns and oak leaves, wire bound black plastic grip and lion head pommel with glass eyes, with black enamelled steel scabbard
A Late 18th Century Percussion Travelling Pistol by W B Brander, Minories, London, converted from a flintlock, the 25cm octagonal steel barrel signed to the top flat, with London proof marks and stamped */MB, with signed lock plate, barrel and nipple conversion, walnut full stock with paktong type metal ramrod pipes, trigger guard engraved with a crossed bow and quiver, with acorn finial, shaped side plate, grotesque mask pommel and feather engraved spurs, with a horn tipped wood ramrod, 39cmStrong action works, holds at full and half cock. fine pitting to metalwork.minor bruising to stock.
An early 20th century taxidermy of two pike, set amongst a reeded background with original gold lettering Pike Taken by S.Walker at Longham March 8th 1913 Weights 21lbs & 17lbs 12oz's" in the original bow front case with original paper label "Preserved by J.Cooper & Sons 28 Radnor Street St Luke's London E.C." 73cm high 124cm long"
Waltham, an enamel & diamond set half hunter fob watch, the signed white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, hands & sunken subsidiary seconds dial, the four piece hinged case with Swiss control marks & stamped '18c' to the case & cuvette, green enamel rose diamond set borders to the front & back, the reverse with a central scene of two young lovers in a landscape, the signed keyless wound movement titled 'Ruby' & numbered 14120719, 3 cm overall diameter, 29 g gross inclusive of the movement, on a gilt bow brooch
A late 19th Century violin by J.Brown, nicely figured back, 375mm stamped J Brown Maker, 605mm overall, bearing label inscribed "Made by J Brown, 56 Manchester Road, HuddersfieldNo 73, from 1827 a maker for 50 years, April 1883 "; an abalone mounted bow with Stanhope with images of Niccolo Paganini, Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst and Ole Bill, cased.
A WORCESTER FLUTED TRIO, C1785 painted with the Marriage pattern of Cupid's bow and arrow disguised in groups of flowers, saucer 13.5cm diam, underglaze blue crescent Provenance: Winifred Williams (Antiques) Eastbourne from which bought by the father of the present vendor on 10 March 1955 for £14.10.0d++The lot in good condition
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