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Lot 2053
A Victorian oak walnut and parquetry apprentice chest The rectangular top with a triangular frieze of specimen woods, yew-wood border above a panelled cupboard door, the burr yew ground centred with a parquetry lozenge, inlaid spandrels enclosing four drawers, each veneered with specimen woods, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, 38x31x21. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2053: The rectangular top good colour no veneer missing, signs of a stress crack running through the centre left to right, 32.5cm. Minor surface scratching, front door very good condition all inlays in tacked, bright colours from the interior of the door visible stress crack running top to bottom but not visible through the application of the veneers, each of the four drawers bight and good condition, hinges to door tight complete with lock, each drawer with velvet linings, sides good condition, plinth good condition, minor surface scratching original feet, good condition.
Lot 2057
A pair of mahogany milliners hat stands Each with mushroom shaped stops, slender baluster stems of circular bases, 23.5cms, a Victorian mahogany foot stool with an oval padded seat raised upon ring turned vase shape legs 18x28cms, and a Victorian mahogany apprentice chest with a shaped rectangular top above two short and three long drawers with ebonised handles raised upon bracket feet. 42x34x19cms, a Victorian mahogany child's stool with a rattan centre, moulded edge, raised upon turned legs 17x22x17.5cms and a tapestry stool raised upon three turned legs, 21cms. (6) CONDITION REPORT: Pair of hat stands - no breaks or restorations, some minor discolouration, otherwise good. Tall chest of drawers - minor chip to left hand handle, some chipping to the left hand top drawer near the edge, minor chip to the right hand small drawer left hand edge, minor chipping bottom long drawer top right hand corner edge, some shrinkage cracks to the pine back, otherwise good condition. Stool with rattan inset panel - minor scratching, good condition. Oval padded foot stool - good colour and condition, one or two exstant worm holes underside Circular stool with Victorian tapestry - tapestry torn and part missing in two sections, material border loose otherwise good condition.
Lot 2059
A Victorian oak and brass bound miniature coal scuttle Of tapering form with a brass cylindrical handle, the hinged fall front with brass strap work hinges complete with a brass and iviroine shovel raised upon bracket feet. 16x18x14cms. CONDITION REPORT: Gilt brass handle good condition, but minor play, brass hinges good condition, slight reflex play when it shuts slightly open, shovel minor dents to the edges, some scratching, colour golden brown, shaped bracket feet old but possibly replaced, good condition.
Lot 2214
A Regency mahogany bracket clock circa 1820 With a 15cm convex white dial, indistinctly signed J.B. Bristol with Roman numerals the single train fusee movement with anchor escapement with shaped plates, the case with a Pagoda shape top, later turned finial, the case carved with flowers and leaves raised upon a stepped plinth base, glazed side panels, brass ring handles, glazed back door raised upon compressed bun feet, 46x24x15cms. (illustrated)
Lot 2216
An Ormolu mantle clock, French early 19th Century With an 8cm white dial signed Richond Fabt Boult Montmartre No: 17 A Paris, with Roman numerals, pierced trefoil and trident blued hands the two train bell striking movement with silk suspension also signed Richond Ft a Paris, the shaped case surmounted by a lady kneeling reading a book beside an alter, leaf and cabochon border, the shaped plinth case decorated with scrolling leaves, pendant flowers raised upon front rocaille and scroll feet, rear bracket feet. 49cms high x31x14cms, with pendulum and keys.
Lot 2220
A Regency brass inlaid rosewood bracket clock, James Bidlake, London, early 19th Century With a 15.5cm convex dial with Roman numerals with a single train fusee movement with anchor escapement, the shouldered brass back plate signed within a oval James Bidlake, London, leaf engraved border the ebony edged arched case with a hinged brass convex glazed bezel above inlaid brass stringing raised upon an inlaid plinth base, fish scale side frets the rear with an arched glazed door raised upon compressed brass bun feet. 29.5x21x15cms. (illustrated) Brian Looms watch makers and clock markers of the world records a James Hodgson Bidlake, London.
Lot 2221
An early 19th Century mahogany and brass embellished bracket clock With a 20cm convex dial, unsigned, with Roman numerals, the two train fusee bell striking movement with anchor escapement, regulated by lenticular-bob pendulum with hold fast screw, shaped engraved brass plate, unsigned, the lancet brass embellished case with a brass convex glazed bezel flanked by brass columns, leaf and re-entrant moulded plinth, lion's mask ring handles above lancet frets raised upon brass ball feet, 46.5x29x18cms. (illustrated)
Lot 2222
A Regency ebonised and brass inlaid bracket clock signed Ross & Peckham, Bedford Street, Strand The 20cm convex dial with Roman numerals, the twin chain fusee bell striking movement with anchor escapement regulated by lenticular bob pendulum, engraved shouldered back plate, unsigned, the Gothic lancet shape case with a fluted brass rim above shaped spandrels centred with a quatrefoil, turned side columns raised upon a plinth base, lion's mask ring handles above brass lancet side panels with a glazed rear door, brass ball feet. 44x27x16.5cms. (illustrated)
Lot 2225
A gilt brass striking carriage clock With a 5.5cm white enamel Roman and Arabic dial with blued moon hands and alarm ring below, with an engine turned ground with a platform leaver escapement strike repeat alarm on a gong the back plate signed JS Paris No: 5081, for J Soldano, the gorge case with large viewing aperture to the top, bevelled glass panels raised upon a shaped ogee plinth and bracket feet, 14 x 9.5 x 8cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2225: Signed JS Paris No: 5081, for J Soldano. The case, overall scratching to the gilt metal frame, no cracks to the glass, bezel above the escapement, no cracks to glass in the the panel in front of the dial, no cracks to left or right hand panels or back door. Scratching and loss of gilding or brass in to the frame of the back door and overall in raised areas. The movement is working, does not strike repeat and the alarm mechanism does not strike, the strike mechanism when passing the hour raises the striking hammer but does not contact, repeat mechanism does not operate or alarm. No key with the clock. We are of the opinion the escapement is original to the clock but would need you to verify this and as such we will send images for you to determine whether this original. Condition of the dial - the hour dial, hairline crack running from the centre of the dial to in between twenty five and thirty, enamel flowers to the centre rubbed and faded, the hour alarm dial fading and wear to the enamel flowers in the centre, hairline crack running between nine and ten.
Lot 2226
A gilt brass striking carriage clock With a white 5.5cm enamel dial signed Payne & Co., 163 New Bond Street, London with blued moon hands, engine turned gilt metal mask with a platform lever escapement, strike repeat on a gong, the movement signed No: 15178, the gorge case with oval bevelled glass viewing platform, bevelled glass panels, shaped plinth base on bracket feet with a red Morocco lined travelling case 12.5x8x7cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: The circular white dial in good condition, no cracks or chips, hinge to handle good condition, oval top glass good condition, very minor chip to the left hand angle of the bevelled glass right hand panel, brass outer case dull outer case polished, two roundel stains on the top, some surface scratching typical of age otherwise good condition, escapement works but not running for length of time. No number to Morocco case, the case lacking handles and extensive wear to the leather showing brown under surface.
Lot 2227
A gilt brass French carriage clock With a 6cm white enamel Arabic dial with blued moon hands, platform lever escapement, strike and repeat on a gong, the architectural case with a baluster and fluted handle, rectangular bevelled glass viewing platform above fluted columns, with bevelled glass panels, the back panel with minor chips raised upon a shaped plinth and bracket feet, 14 x 10 x 9.5cms. (illustrated)
Lot 2242
An early 19th Century inlaid mahogany longcase clock, signed Richardson Brampton With a 35cm white arched dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials, Roman numerals, the spandrels painted with flower heads and leaves, the arch decorated with a pastoral of a shepherdess, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting above baluster hood columns, the trunk with a panelled door with well figured wood, raised on a plinth base and bracket feet, overall with rosewood crossbanding, with two weights and a pendulum, 225 x 54cm. (illustrated)
Lot 2243
A late 18th/early 19th Century oak longcase clock, signed Robert Webster Salop With an 18cm brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, with cast urn and leafy spandrels, the single train 30 hour movement with outside count wheel striking on a saucer bell, the case with a caddy top above a fretwork leaf carved frieze, above brass capped fluted columns, the slender trunk with a mahogany crossbanded door flanked by fluted quarter columns, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, 205x46cm, with one weight and a pendulum. CONDITION REPORT: Rob Webster Salop the case, raised top and cornice and good condition, carved blind fret frieze good condition, brass capped columns firm, hinge sound, original glass, some surface scratching to the central roundel of the dial not polished, original hands, crosshanded door not warped, however traces of worm to the lower section running in a narrow line, plinth generally faded, original elm back board, replaced lower section of back board some traces of worm in the original section with original glueing blocks, old seat board possibly original ?, provenance private estate
Lot 2247
A William IV inlaid mahogany longcase clock signed MacNaughton Edinburgh The 32cm silvered dial with subsidiary seconds and dates dials, Roman numerals, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with an arched moulded top above canted angles and incised spandrels, the slender well figured trunk door with an arched top, flanked by fluted quarter columns above an inlaid oval, raised on a plinth base, inlaid with line inlays above a shaped apron and bracket feet, with a hood key, two weights, pendulum and winding key, 198cm, 46cm width of plinth. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2247: The case - some chips of mahogany missing to the right hand side of the cornice, approximately 16cm and a small piece missing on the opposite side approximately 8cm. Stress cracks which haven't stretched on the right hand side, one to the left of the glass roundel aperture, one below the glass roundel aperture and on the opposite side running vertically. Some scratching to the brass bezel, silvered dial not polished, the long door hinges tight, not warped, a strip of replaced veneer on the left hand side opposite the key hole aperture. Good figuring to the plinth, traces of a stress crack but no movement in it. Small triangular strip of veneer missing on the left hand side of the cross banded frieze on the plinth 1cm width. Original back boards, movement looks to be in good condition but not running recently.
Lot 2251
An early 19th Century mahogany longcase clock With a 39cm arched dial signed indistinctly Blackburn with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials, the spandrels painted with scenes from the Chase above a lunar calendar painted with a masted vessel, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting above two baluster turned columns, the trunk with a lancet shaped panelled door raised upon a rosewood crossbanded plinth base and bracket feet with two weights, pendulum and winding key, 250x65x27cms.
Lot 2252
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany longcase clock With a 30cm arched brass dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, cast gilt metal winged cherub and C scroll spandrels with a chime silent in the arch flanked by dolphin spandrels, the three train eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on eight bells and a gong, the case with a swan neck cresting flanking an urn finial above fluted Corinthian columns, the trunk with a long door above a panelled plinth base, overall inlaid with satinwood crossbanding, ebony and boxwood line inlays raised upon shaped bracket feet, 239cms high x 52cms with the base, with three weights, pendulum and door key.
Lot 2288
A 17th Century carved oak and marquetry three-panel blanket chest The rectangular two-plank top above an interlaced dragon carved frieze, each panel carved with lozenges, the centre panel initialled 'AS' and carved with lunettes, each side panel with interlaced stylised flowers and a rose, lunette carved apron, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, with alterations, 71x141x57cm. (illustrated)
Lot 2332
A George III inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase With a dentil and cavetto cornice above a plain frieze and a pair of cupboard doors each centred with ovals, well figured wood, enclosing two adjustable shelves, the lower part with a hinged fall front enclosing a cupboard door flanked by columns withdrawing to reveal four frieze drawers opposed on either side by two short drawers and three pigeon holes, green beige writing surface above four long graduated cock beaded drawers, brass swan neck handles raised upon a plinth base and ogee bracket feet, overall inlaid with line inlays. 220x112x56cms.
Lot 2333
A George III mahogany bureau bookcase With a dentil and cavetto cornice above a blind fretwork carved frieze, a pair of astragal glazed cabinet doors enclosing three shelves, leaf moulded frieze the lower part with two candle slides the well figured hinged fall front enclosing a fitted interior with a cupboard door flanked by stop fluted column drawers flanked on either side by three pigeon holes and four short drawers, gilt tooled leather writing surface above two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers embraced by stop fluted columns raised upon a leaf carved plinth and bracket feet. 227x100x60cms.
Lot 2342
A fine George III mahogany chest of drawers with brushing slide The shaped rectangular well figured top with a moulded border with re-entrant angles above a brushing slide with C-scroll handles above four graduated cockbeaded frieze drawers, each with original pierced brass escutcheon's, plates and handles, raised upon a moulded outset plinth and front ogee bracket feet, 75x75x46cm. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2342: Good size and nice proportions, however the chest has been re polished, the rectangular top with old ring marks, oval burn or bruise mark approximately 2cm, two small earlier indentations have been refilled with a dark red brown infill approximately 2cm x 1.5cm. The front, infill of veneer to the left of the brushing slide approximately .5cm x 2cm, the board which supports the brushing slide small infill of veneer replaced triangular in shape 2cm. Top drawer original handles and centre escutcheons, top drawer cock beading missing to right hand side 8cm, piece missing on the left hand side approximately 5cm, polish infill around the escutcheons and handles, run of polish on the right hand side of the top drawer, third drawer down length of cock beading missing to the top right hand side approximately 14cm, lock missing, veneer infill to the right hand angle of the third drawer down approximately 3cm x 2cm, infill on the left hand side to the top of the drawer approximately 2cm x 0.5cm, run of polish opposite the third drawer down and an infill of veneer beneath and to the left of the drawer approximately 3cm, length of cock beading missing to the bottom drawer approximately 17cm, chips to cock beading on the right hand side, old bruising visible to bottom drawer. Scratching and bruising to the plinth, front ogee facing supports original part missing of left hand support, part of bracket missing to right hand side, left hand side a front support replaced with a pine shaped bracket, pine rear supports may not be original, orriginal back boards, original oak or chestnut drawer linings, good condition, colour bright due to repolish.
Lot 2365
A George III mahogany chest on chest With a cavetto cornice above a dentil frieze, two short and three long graduated cock beaded drawers, flanked by blind fret carved angles, the lower part with a brushing slide and three long graduated drawers, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, 178x107x53cm. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2365: The cornice, front good condition, minor piece of dentil moulding missing on the right hand side approx. 2.5cms, left hand side cornice slight chips measuring approx 9cms and 7cms but very thin slivers, cockbeading missing to right of left hand short drawer, 12.5cms, small insets beneath the dentil moulding ware the lock would have gone up, a piece of veneer missing below the 1st long drawer measures approx 2x5cms, minor discolouration right hand side of 2nd long drawer 4x1cms, original chestnut or oak drawer linings good condition and boards, 5th long drawer lock missing, handles old and signs of dent below possibly replaced, stress crack left hand side top minor 26cms, some surface scratching to the bottom two drawers, surface scratching to the bracket feet, the front is faded, richer colour left and right hand side, no worm, left hand moulding loose requires re-fixing, good condition.
Lot 2370
An early 19th Century mahogany gentleman's wardrobe With a dentil cornice above a plain frieze and a pair of panelled cupboard doors, enclosing three sliding trays, the lower part with a rectangular moulded top of two short and two long graduated cock beaded doors, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, 207x111x52cm.
Lot 56
Pair of 19th C Chinese Elmwood Side Chairs. Each with a rectangular backrest, the toprail arched at the center, the splat with fielded panel below a panel carved with foliage, the seat also with fielded panel, raised on square molded legs joined by stretchers and with a bracket at apron. Unsigned. Wear and rubbing consistent with age. Measures 37" H x 19-1/2" W. Shipping: Third Party.
Lot 915
A MAHOGANY AND LINE INLAID BRACKET CLOCK, C1900 with enamel dial, the Winterhalder & Hofmeier movement with two coiled wire gongs, 42.5cm h excluding brass handle ++In good condition with a few minor scratches and marks. The enamel dial with extremely small chips around the winding apertures
Lot 638
A 19th century ebonised bracket Clock by Webster, London, the breakarch enamel dial with strike/silent and Roman numerals, twin fusee movement, engraved pendulum bob and backplate inscribed ‘Webster Cornhill London’, the case with brass carrying handle and side fret panels, on ogee brass feet, with pull repeat cord 39 x 28cm (15 x 11in)
Lot 639
A & H Rowley, London, a late Victorian mahogany bracket clock, the Georgian style case with inverted bell top and brass handle, four ball finials, foliate engraved gilt dial with strike/silent to the arch, silvered chapter ring signed below, twin fusee gong striking movement, fretwork side panels and glazed rear door, all on a brass plinth and bracket feet Condition: Currently the clock is running and striking correctly. The surround to the dial has shrinkage cracks above and below (see image). One side of the case also has lesser cracks.Otherwise has a winding key and lock key.
Lot 695
An 18th century walnut bureau, internally fitted with a well compartment, inlaid border decoration, on bracket feet 104 x 93 x 51cm (41 x 36 x 20in) PROPERTY OF WATSON SCATCHERD, ESQ OR HIS SON1780 - 1853 NORRISON C SCATCHERD, ESQ, FSA Barrister-at-law, died at Morley House, near Leeds, February 1853, aged seventy-three yearsMr Norrison Scatcherd, after being educated at Marylebone and Hipperholme schools, and graduating at Cambridge, was called to the bar by the Honourable Society of Gray's Inn on 28th November 1896.He practised for only a very short time and then betook himself entirely to music, literature and antiquities.He published The History of Morley and its Surrounding Villages, 1830, 8vo; "Memoirs for the celebrated Eugene Aram, who was executed for the murder of Daniel Clark in 1759; with some account of his family, and other particulars, collected" Passed to Richard Borough Hopkins Solicitory & Morely Town Clerk, then to Ronald Borough Hopkins Solicitor, married to Joyce Middleton (niece of Kate Middleton's Great Grandfather)
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