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Lot 45
A well-engineered working model of a one-third scale single-occupant vehicle built to represent a World-War Two M10 Tank Destroyer, built by Mr P Purser of Essex with the assistance of his brother, over a 10-year period, both being professional engineers and being built in their spare time. It is believed that a model of this type and size is unique in the UK. Capable of speeds in excess of 15mph. Attracting considerable attention wherever it has been displayed and demonstrated, the vehicle was last showcased in 2017 at the Tank Museum in Dorset. Constructed in steel, aluminium and glass-fibre; and powered by two 125cc air-cooled engines, this vehicle has completely independent drive to each track, making it highly manoeuvrable and with the ability to turn within its own length. This vehicle can be easily transported in a regular-sized ‘Transit’-type van. A transportation security bracket is also included which could, if desired, be used for towing small trailers. The vehicle is offered with a comprehensive range of spares, including a still-boxed engine, carburettor and engine electrics. An extensive library of build photographs and construction documentation is also available. Video footage of the vehicle when first displayed in 2016, and during firing trials last year, can be found on YouTube by searching ‘Large scale M10 Achilles tank’. Length 7’4” (with the barrel removed). Width 3’6”. Height 2’8”, and weighing 7cwt (350Kg).
Lot 373
Kuba rug of Afshan pattern, north east Caucasus, late 19th century, 9ft. 1in. X 4ft. 11in. 2.77m. X 1.50m. Overall wear, heavier in some places; small repairs; losses to ends; small repairs; tape with hanging rings at top end. Dark blue field with pairs of split bracket palmettes around pale blue and terracotta medallions; many filler ornaments including animals and small birds hiding in the field; ivory main border. Cf. Bennett, I. Oriental Rugs, Vol. 1. Caucasian, pp. 240-241, pl. 308 & 309.
Lot 385
Seichur rug, Kuba region, north east Caucasus, circa 1920s-30s, 6ft. 11in. X 4ft. 5in. 2.11m. X 1.35m. Overall wear with corrosion to dark browns; some repiling; losses to ends and fraying to selvedges. Dark blue field with large terracotta step-sided medallion flanked by green bracket forms; ivory main border.
Lot 467
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST, the moulded pediment above three short and three long graduating drawers, flanked by chamfered fluted corners, the base fitted with a brushing slide above three graduating long drawers, replacement handles, on bracket feet, width 113.5cm x depth 59cm x height 192cm (with key)
Lot 468
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE CABINET, the upper breakfront section with central mirrored cupboard flanked by single door cupboards above a long drawer, the middle section comprising a series of ten short drawers surrounding a secretaire drawer fitted with a traditional interior, on a stand formed of a double door cupboard with wavy apron and bracket feet, the base in need of restoration, the mirrored cupboard contains a family history and note that the piece was re-mirrored in 1971 (with key), width 121cm x depth 52cm x height 206cm
Lot 472
A GEORGE I WALNUT CABINET ON CHEST, the pediment above a cushion moulded frieze drawer, double cupboard door under with feathered banding enclosing an arrangement of thirteen drawers and central cupboard which opens to reveal a further four drawers, the lower section fitted with two short and two graduated long drawers supported on bracket feet with wooden castors, width 118cm x depth 50cm x height 177cm
Lot 216
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOMBE TEA CADDY, pagoda style top with brass swan neck handle and caddy with pierced escutcheon, three division interior, on ogee bracket feet, width approximately 25.5cmCondition: only one spot of woodworm, the right hand facing side end has a spot of filler or wood repair but is darker, all four feet are replacements, there is a piece of replacement moulding also along right hand side bottom edge, overall restored condition with patch of low veneer loss along bottom back edge
Lot 1300
Robatham Hampstead; a Regency mahogany brass strung bracket clock, the moulded arched top with brass carrying handle, the re-painted enamel dial with Roman numerals, having pierced brass side grilles, a rippled lower frieze, on brass ball feet, the twin train fusee movement striking on a bell, 50cm high, with key (2).Illustrated
Lot 1311
Charles Vincent & Cie; a George III style rosewood boxwood strung and ebonised case lancet top mantel clock, early 20th century, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals above a fan paterae oval, silver lion mask ring side handles hallmarked for James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1908, on brass ogee bracket feet, the twin train movement striking on a gong, 30cm high.
Lot 1348
A French ebony and rosewood scarlet tortoiseshell veneered 'Boulle' marquetry liqueur cabinet, Vervelle aine Rue Nve Montmorency No. 1 Place de la Bourse, circa 1870, in late 17th century style, rectangular with rising hinged top and front enclosing a fitted interior with four fruiting vine etched square glass decanters and nine matching liqueur glasses, on a moulded base and bracket feet, 34cm wide x 26cm deep x 25.5cm high, with key, lacking seven original glasses.
Lot 804
A GERMAN OAK ARCHITECTURAL CASED BRACKET CLOCK, C1900 the gilt brass dial with CHIME/SILENT and regulation dials above, the Winterhalder & Hofmeier movement with five coiled wire gongs and pull repeat, 56cm h, backplate stamped W H and 2861++In good original condition save for the loss of one hinge from one of the fretted side doors
Lot 959
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND LINE INLAID CELLARET, C1800 with brass handles, lead lined, 67cm h; 26 x 39cm++Veneer slightly warped on back with horizontal split, splits to both sides near handles, brass lock original, escutcheon original, knob handle possibly contemporary. Tiny losses to beading one spandrel bracket damaged, lead liner original but slightly damaged
Lot 85
A Peruvian belt dyed wool and decorated panels of llamas, birds, figures and geometric designs, unfinished and still attached to a wood and hide V shape weaving bracket and with a spool, painted inventory number 3597, 180B and a stitched label from TROPEN MUSEUM - AMSTERDAM, AFD. ANTH. No. 3597-180A, 109cm long, a plaited fibre belt support, with stitched label as above No. 3597-180G, 82cm long, and a feather and fibre hair ornament. (3) Provenance Tropen Museum, Amsterdam.
Lot 845
A mid 18thC mahogany bureau bookcase, with broken dentil pediment, centred with a turned urn, above two parcel gilt mirrored doors, enclosing adjustable shelves, with candle slides, the fall enclosing a fitted interior with a central drawer, flanked by two pillared letter drawers, above an arrangement of three short and three long drawers, each with pierced brass drop handles and ogee bracket feet, 255cm high, 61cm deep, 115cm wide
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