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Click here to subscribeA Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company mahogany cased bracket clock, hour striking in a part moulded domed case, with a swing gilt carrying handle the circular dial stamped `112 Regent Street, London`, with two winding holes and flanked by a blind fret to each side, on a plain moulded base terminating in gilt coloured orb supports, 38cm high.
A mid 20thC Queen Anne design walnut veneered freestanding corner cupboard, by Burton Reproductions Ltd., the upper section with a fixed comb cornice above a panelled door revealing fitted part galleried interior above free slide and single panel cupboard, on bracket feet, 64cm wide, 43cm deep, 188cm high.
A 19thC mahogany linen press, of small proportion, possibly Scottish, the fixed moulded cornice raised above a pair of panelled doors revealing a part fitted interior, centred by ovals above three short and three long cock beaded drawers, each with oval plate back handles and an elaborate lock escutcheon on squat ogee bracket feet, 106cm wide, 54.5cm deep, 178cm high.
A George III mahogany tripod table, the circular pie crust top on a fluted tapering column, carved leaf work and claw and ball feet, 68cm diameter 70cm high CONDITION REPORT: Possible replaced bearers to underside of top. Block at top of stem is made in two pieces with a square tenon base. Block has a split across corner, metal bracket beneath stem. General wear including scuffs. Additional images (available upon request).
A pair of stripped pine brackets, probably 19th century, each in the form of a cherub's head framed within wings, 22cm high, and a similar pair of carved pendant grapes, 23cm high (4) CONDITION REPORT: Brackets: old repairs to three of the four wings. Grapes: one bracket with leaves detached, old repairs.
A Regency period ebonised bracket clock, with inlaid brass work and fretted side panels, the convex painted dial inscribed 'Thwaites and Reed, London', with twin fusee movement, striking on a bell with pull repeat, 41cm CONDITION REPORT: Some cracking to veneer, particularly each side of the dial. Cracking to one side below the fret.
A Victorian gilt bronze clock garniture, late 19th century, inset with porcelain panels of cherubs, 35cm high, together with a smaller pair of candelabra (5) CONDITION REPORT: Dial has chip to right hand winding hole. Large hand missing. No rear door. Possibly some losses to bronze leaf bracket. Discolouration of bronze in places. Bent arms on candelabra. Implement missing from one cherub's hand.
An ebonised bracket clock, 18th century, the arched brass dial with five-pillar twin fusee movement, striking the hours on a bell, inscribed 'Thos Hunter, London', strike/silent and date rings and visible pendulum, 54cm high CONDITION REPORT: Part of mechanism missing. Vacant holes in top corner of plates. Replaced escapement. Much scuffing by lock on front inside. Small veneer losses. Splits to veneers. Piece loose inside case.
A Victorian ebonised bracket clock, the silvered dial inscibed 'Payne & Co, 163 New Bond St, London', with a double fusee movement, striking the hours on a bell with an ebonised bracket, 44cm high CONDITION REPORT: One foot missing, splits to arched top and front, scuffs, marks. Glass and brass bezel has an impact dent at '7'
A Victorian oak-cased clock and bracket, by W Roskell, Liverpool, with Gothic-style applied and carved decoration, the 9in painted dial inscribed 'W... Roskell 2989(?) Liverpool', the repeating movement striking the hours on a gong, clock 82cm high CONDITION REPORT: Wear and rubbing to dial. Knob part missing to side doors. Minor loss of moulding to underside of bracket.
An early nineteenth century ebonized bracket clock. With gilt brass arch top dial signed Martin Boller in Wien, incorporating Roman numeral markers and visible escapement. Housing an eight day fusee movement with pull repeater, bob pendulum, chiming hourly on two bells, 50cm high. Condition Report : Mechanism working. Case in reasonable condition. Top handle a replacement. Pull repeater string replaced. No keys.
A pair of Victorian giltwood and gesso firescreens. Each incorporating a shelf and set with a woolwork embroidery depicting flowers. Modelled in the Rococo style adorned with flower heads, shells and scrollwork. Labels for John Tozer of London. 126cm high. Condition Report : One repaired just below the shelf with a metal bracket (see image). Some loss to the plasterwork, some loose pieces.
A nineteenth century mahogany Carlton House style desk. Crossbanded, with ebony stringing and raised on splay bracket supports, 109cm wide. Condition Report : Fairly tired but could be restored to a fine piece of furniture. Polish heavily marked, scratched and stained. Areas of beading completely missing. Some panels cracked.
An elegant 19th c. Mahogany floor standing Corner Cabinet with moulded cornice and pair of opposing thirteen pane astral glazed doors revealing three shaped shelves, the base having pair of single shaped panel doors with ivory inverted tear drop escutcheon, standing on lower shaped apron and splayed bracket feet. 39 1/2'' wide x 80 1/2'' high x 23'' deep
An art nouveau Oak mirror backed Sideboard with carved pediment top over arch topped bevel plated mirror in plain frame with moulded crown, on turned supports with reeded urn detail, on moulded top, two moulded front frieze drawers over central short drawer over single raised and fielded panel door flanked by pair of opposing single floral carved panel doors, standing on applied bracket feet. 54'' wide x 83'' high x 20'' deep
A Georgian longcase Clock, having swan pediment hood with applied brass decoration and central brass finial, hand painted white face with flowers and foliage, three hour movement with date roller, long door case, with central boxwood and ebony strung Mahogany panel, lower moulding, on bracket feet, 17 1/2'' wide x 83'' high x 9'' deep
A 1930`s WALNUT VENEERED AND MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK having hood with arch top and canted fluted sides, figured waits, recessed arched panel door, box plinth on bracket feet, 8-day German three train weight driven mechanism, faced by an arched brass dial with cast spandrels and Roman calibrated dial, 1.95m high
A Georgian Mahogany Bureau Bookcase having four drawers, the fall front enclosing pigeon holes, drawers with ivory handles and a central cupboard featuring Britannia inlaid within a frame, the drawers feature Sheraton style inlay and having decorated inlaid columns to sides terminating in bracket feet, the glazed top with shelves to interior with moulded cornice above, approx. 122 x 53 x 300 cms.
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