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Lot 4
A small early 20th century satinwood serpentine chest of four graduated mahogany lined drawers with tulipwood inlaid decoration, cross banding to the top and with brass octagonal handles, raised upon splayed bracket feet with a shaped apron and ebonyline inlay, of small neat proportions, 74.5cms wide x 44cms deep x 76cms high. Estimate £80-120.
Lot 312
Chinese Late 18th/Early 19th century Black lacquered side cabinet Decorated in chinoiserie Enclosed by two doors, each decorated with a Chinese figure under a tree in gilt The drawer above similarly decorated in chinoiserie On bracket feet From the Fane Collection Dimensions: 33 in. (H) x 31 in. (W) x 12.5 in. (D)
Lot 320
18TH C. JOINED YEW CUPBOARD, possibly Irish, ogee cornice above panelled cupboard doors, shelved inner, two short over one long drawer, brass 'bat-wing' drawer pulls, escutcheons, on tall bracket feet, 183 (h) x 127 (w) x 54cms (d)Provenance: with Richard Bebb, Carmarthenshire; private collection Wiltshire.Comments: fine colour and patina, plinth/feet with old worm damage, warped drawer fronts, various splits, drawer handles incomplete, one piece
Lot 3383
A George III oak dresser base, 1800s, Welsh, the six drawers enclosing a pair of pierced panel doors, on later bracket feet, H 96cm, W 161cm, D 44cmCondition Report: The joints are firm. The top is uneven, has dry patches and a later narrow oak strip to its rear, it once had a rack. See extra image of the top. Old repairs to where the two planks join. The sides are planked. The drawers run OK but some are stickier than others, the lower one in particular. A knob is lacking. Both cupboards have later shelves and the feet are later. The front will wax up to a good colour, the top is more orangey and would benefit from some attention.
Lot 3346
A Regency mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, with two short and three long drawers, on splayed bracket feet, H 96cm, W 98cm, D 49cmCondition Report: The surface and colour of the chest if very much as per the images. The chest has been restored in the past and is useable now but could be improved on, should you wish. The top has minor veneer loss to its rear left corner, an old repair which would need revisiting. The top has some scratches which would need colouring out. It formerly had bun handles, its current handles have some age however. The drawers run OK, but some could be improved on.
Lot 3288
A George III and later satinwood and yew mantel clock, the architectural design case with three brass finials and Doric columns, supported on brass bracket feet, the white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the brass movement signed William Murrell, with key and pendulum, 36cm highCondition Report: case wood has some natural cracking and an area of restoration to the arch, loose mouldings, various scuffs and knocks, uneven feet, movement has bent crutch arm
Lot 3284
A Regency mahogany bracket clock, C.1820, the shaped pediment over an eight inch painted tin dial, enclosing a single train fusee movement, on a plinth base and four shaped feet, 38cm high. (key and pendulum)Condition Report: General scratching to the dialPatching and repairs to the case.Rubbing to the numeralsClock has the potential to run, and did run for a while. We would advise attention from a clock restorer.There is no securing screw for the pendulum . The hands are bent.
Lot 3404
A George I burr walnut cabinet on chest, feather banded, the cavetto moulded cornice above a pair of arched panelled doors enclosing a later mirror lined interior, with a slide and large brass side handles, the base with five long drawers, on later bracket feet, H 189cm, W 106cm, D 53cm, together with the inner drawer section to the cabinet, now adapted as a low chest, with an arrangement of nine drawers and on bracket feet, H 81cm, W 97cm, D 44cm The owner recalls the interior of the cabinet being adapted to its current form in the 1970s.
Lot 3154
An English blue glass casket, 19th Century, with brass mounts and scroll bracket feet, resting on balls, decorated in the style of Mary Gregory with children to the lid and swags to the sides, 14cm high x 14cm wide x 9cm deepCondition Report: The lid is loose from the top, some slight chips and losses to the edges of the uprights, hinge needs adjustment as it does not close fully flat, case slightly loose in base, polish residues to metal.
Lot 3312
A French Restauration mahogany commode, 1820s, with a later white marble top above three flame veneered drawers and an apron drawer, on shaped bracket feet, H 81cm, W 112cm, D 47cmCondition Report: PLEASE NOTE, this chest has a plinth drawer. The marble is marked with signs of use. Overall the piece has old marks, scratches and veneer chips in places. The right side has an old full length split. The flame veneered drawers are dry to their surface and they sit well but not perfectly. The backing to the drawer veneers is softwood and has moved/contracted. The top two drawers run well the lower drawer less so. The top drawer is missing its lock. There is no key.
Lot 3301
A late 18th century walnut case bracket clock by Conyers Dunlop London. The cushion top case with single brass handle over a silvered 4 inch chapter ring, embellished with brass spandrels under a subsidiary dial flanked by cornucopia engraved decoration. Enclosing a single train foliate engraved movement. 27cm high. (winding key and case key)Condition Report: The door glass is loose, detached at the back.Replacement pendulum and the pendulum leader is re-soldered.Verge escapement.Various splits to case. Missing finials.Replaced hinges.Ticks when wound.
Lot 3299
A late 18th century, ebonised chiming bracket clock by James Tregent, London. The Pagoda top with single brass handle over a 6.5 inch dial and two further subsidiary dials, strike/silent and quarters dial, enclosing a two train, chain driven movement with hammer striking on a single bell. 46cm high. (winding key and case key)Condition Report: This clock is mostly in good order, and potentially has had restoration work to it.There are age related splits to the case, around the sound arches, and general wear to the high points.Dial in good condition. verge escapement.Later pendulum/not a bob.Loss of veneers to feet.Chime report work.
Lot 3300
A late 18th century ebonised chiming bracket clock by Whitehurst Derby. The Pagoda top with single brass handle over a 6.5inch silvered chapter ring embellished with gilt brass spandrels, enclosing a single train fusee movement with pull repeat mechanism and two hammers striking on a single bell. 45cm high.Condition Report: There is a crack to the top moulding, potential repair to the top front moulding, deep abrasion to the door moulding, crack to door, other light domestic wear to case.Repeat mechanism works. Main train not tested.Movement probably is not original, images on line. Movement is neither verge or anchor. We would recommend that a restorer look at the movement to assess the cost of any repairs/restoration.No serial number to movement.
Lot 13
Matchbox Regular Wheels Caravan pair (1) 23a Berkeley Cavalier Caravan - Stannard Code 2 - pale blue body and type B base with axle braces, type A tow bar with short brace, metal wheels with flat crimped axle (2) 74a Mobile Refreshments Canteen - Unlisted - metallic silver type B body, mid-blue interior & base with type A towing bracket & type B hatch - Excellent to Excellent Plus in Good type B1 & B3 boxes. (2)
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