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Click here to subscribeA George III mahogany Lancashire mule chestThe galleried top with a rectangular moulded hinged cover above an arrangement of five faux drawers each with brass swan neck swing handles over further drawers each with conforming swing handles and flanked by quarter reeded columns, raised on ogee bracket feet, 163x115x52cms
An exceptional George III oak and mahogany crossbanded breakfront dresserThe high back with a moulded stepped cornice above a plain frieze and three enclosed shelves with a painted interior, the lower shelf with four small frieze drawers flanked by reeded uprights, the lower part of the dresser with a crossbanded breakfront over four central crossbanded drawers with brass swing handles flanked by reeded canted corners along with frieze drawers above panelled cupboard doors within outer conforming reeded canted corners, raised upon ogee bracket feet, 184x211x53cm.
An impressive George III oak linen pressWith a cavetto Greek key pattern cornice above a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing two shelves, flanked by canted reeded corners, the lower part with an arrangement of six short and long drawers each with brass swing handles, raised on bracket feet, 126x181x53cm.
A George III mahogany linen pressWith a moulded dentil cornice above an arcaded frieze and two beaded panelled flame mahogany cupboard doors enclosing an arrangement of three later sliding trays, the lower part with two short and two long cockbeaded drawers, brass swan neck handles and raised on bracket feet, 124x200x58cm.
A Edwardian mahogany cross banded bureau bookcaseWith a crossbanded frieze above a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing two shelves, the lower part with a fall front centred with an inlaid conch shell enclosing a compartmentalised interior above two short and two long cross banded drawers each with swing handles raised on bracket feet 92x205x46cm.
A 17th Century style oak court cupboardThe upper part with three fielded panelled doors each centred with a carved lozenge and flower head above the lower part with a rectangular top, gadroon border over three short drawers each with brass swan neck handles and two panelled cupboard doors raised on bracket feet, 140x173x59cm.
An early 19th Century oak cased longcase clock, Rea, WaltonWith moulded cornice above two ring turned columns flanking an eleven inch painted dial with Arabic numerals and concave date aperture, the dial signed Rea, Walton with a thirty hour movement striking on a saucer bell, the plain oak case with rectangular door above a plain panel and plinth base with bracket feet, with weight and pendulum, 190cm.
An 18th Century and later carved oak bureau bookcaseWith a moulded cornice above a pair of carved astragal glazed doors, flanked by channelled uprights, over a profusely carved fall front centred with two flower heads and lozenges enclosing a compartmentalized interior above two small drawers each with lion mask ring handles and two similarly carved cupboard doors raised on bracket feet, 94x210x54cm.
An 18th Century and later carved oak blanket chestThe rectangular moulded top enclosing a fitted candle box above a frieze profusely carved with a scrolling foliate design above three panels each centred with a similarly carved panel above a scalloped and shaped apron raised on bracket feet, 55x128x55cm.
A Victorian brass and painted iron turret or tower clock movement WH Bailey & Co. Ltd., ManchesterThe 12" painted dial with gilt Roman and Arabic numerals within a brass bezel and mounted on a substantial painted iron frame, stamped with the makers name, the clock with a single train movement, painted iron bob pendulum and brass cased cylindrical weight along with a painted cast iron scrolling foliate openwork bracket.
An impressive George III style mahogany bowfront chest on chestThe upper chest with a moulded top above two short and three long cockbeaded drawers each with brass swan neck handles above the lower part with a sliding tray above three graduated cockbeaded drawers with conforming handles,raised upon outswept bracket feet with a shaped apron, 66x162x47cm.
A 19th Century mahogany linen press The moulded cornice above two panelled cupboard doors enclosing sliding trays, the base section with two short and two long drawers with ivory escutcheon's and decorative oval brass handles and back plates, raised on shaped bracket feet, width approx 129cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height 202cm. Press - multiple holes drilled to either side, loss of wood, scratches, knocks, front leg loose, needs restorations (see images)
An 18th century walnut and feather banded mulberry bureau, the fall-front opening to reveal a fitted interior with inset writing surface, pigeon holes, tiered shelves and drawers around a central well with sliding top and two secret drawers, over two short and two long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 94cm wide, 99cm wide high, 52cm deep
19THC BRACKET CLOCK - RAILWAY INTEREST, HIGHLAND RAILWAY a late 19thc bracket clock, presented to David Jones of the Highland Railway in 1896. An ebonised bracket clock with a 5 1/2" silvered chapter ring, beneath a subsidiery fast/slow dial. With pierced spandrels on a brass 8 day twin train movement, striking half hourly and on two gongs. With gilt metal mounts and paw feet. With a an inscribed brass plaque, 'Presented to David Jones Esq Locomotive Engineer, by the Employees of the Locomotive Carriage Wagon Departments, Highland Railway, 31st October 1896. 17ins (43cms) high *David Jones (1834-1906) was born in Manchester where his father was an engineer. He became Locomotive Superintendent for the Highland Railway in Scotland, and was credited with the design of the first British 4-6-0, an arrangement that had it's origins in the United States. 15 of the Jones Goods Class Locomotives were built, and one survived and is now housed at the Riverside Museum In Glasgow. He retired in 1896 after a scalding experienced during tests, which robbed him of use of his left leg. This clock was obviously given to him on his retirement by the employees, as a mark of respect for his time served with them.
A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, the plain single frieze top with a moulded edge over three short and three long drawers to bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS 121.5 cm wide x 103.5 cm tall. Various dark marks to the top, various scratches, scuffs, marks etc throughout. Chips to the edges, all over various general signs of wear and tear through age and use throughout. Some drawer fronts with losses of moulding in various locations.
A Regency mahogany and inlaid bow front chest of drawers, the plain top above four long graduated drawers with brass ring handles raised on bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS The top is not flat, has split and various heavy scratches, stains and other marks. One handle is missing, Losses to the carcass veneer etc. especially to the edges to the edges. Spilts to the sides, repair to the front right hand foot. Scratches, discolouration fading etc. through out. Replacement handles and locks. Drawers don't sit flush. General wear and tear conducive to age and use. 106 cm x 55cm x 97cm
A walnut double pedestal desk, the tooled and gilded leather insert writing surface within a moulded edge above three frieze drawers raised on two banks of three drawers to bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS Approx 80.5 cm deep x 151.5 cm wide x 75 cm high. General wear and tear all over to include scuffs to the leather and wear to the gilding, chips, knocks, etc all over. Appears to have been re-varnished. Wear to the outside edges. Splits to the sides - both inside and out. Losses, etc. Large crack to the base of the right pedestal. There have been repairs and there are patches of filling. General wear and tear thoughout - see images for further details. There is evidence of tape to the exterior.
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