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Lot 119
An early/mid 19th century oak and cross banded chest of two short and three long graduated and cock beaded drawers with plain brass drop loop handles and having flanking quarter columns raised on shaped ogee moulded bracket supports (110 cms wide, as viewed, damaged to the bracket supports and elsewhere)
Lot 394
A late 20th century silver cigarette box of rectangular form with overall engine turned decoration and foliate scrolled top rim, raised on four out swept bracket supports and having presentation inscription dated 1977. Birmingham 1977 (Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee year) (21cms wide x 9cms deep) with fitted velvet liner for use as a trinket box
Lot 60
A George III mahogany apothecary’s box, circa 1760, the top with brass swing handle, the moulded base on bracket feet, the doors at the front opening to a fully fitted interior with draws and rows of stoppered glass bottles, the back of the box with a concealed compartment with further glass jars within, 27cm high, 31cm wide
Lot 81
A French Louis XV style gilt brass mounted ‘boulle’ bracket clock, Charles Taylor & Son, Paris, circa 1870, the circular eight-day bell striking movement signed Cha’s, Taylor, Paris to backplate, the twelve-piece white Roman numeral cartouche dial with foliate cast decoration to centre and pierced blued steel hands, the waisted case with standing putto surmount to the cavetto shaped upstand with foliate corner mounts, rococo scroll crest anove the shaped tied foliate bud decorated front door surround incorporating figural decoration to apron, the sides with recessed shallow arch windows and the surfaces inlaid in brass with foliate designs on a mottled red shell ground, on scroll cast feet with apron between, 42cm high; with a modern wall bracket with similar faux shell and brass marquetry decoration and cast brass mounts, 58cm high overall
Lot 88
A Victorian rosewood bracket clock, unsigned, mid 19th century, the five pillar twin fusee movement striking the hours on a bell mounted on the backplate, the eight-inch circular white Roman numeral dial with cast brass bezel in a shaped-top case with stylised foliate lobe carved decoration to pediment above rectangular Gothic tracery pierced brass sound frets to sides and ogee moulded profile to apron, on moulded skirt base with brass ball feet, 47cm high; with a later mahogany wall bracket with shaped supports and moulded table, 66cm high overall
Lot 193
A George I burr walnut bureau bookcase, circa 1720, cornice centred by an eagle finial, above an oval mirror, pair of arched bevelled mirrored doors, opening to cupboards, drawers and pigeon holes, above two candle slides, the fall opening to cupboards, drawers, pigeon holes, sliding well and baize inset writing surface, above two short and two long drawers on bracket feet, 254cm high, 103cm wide, 60cm deep. Provenance: Formerly the property of Major John Courtauld of Burton Park, Chichester. Thence by family before gifted by Jeanne Courtauld to current vendor. For related bureau bookcases see Christopher Gilbert, Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, Furniture History Society, 1996, page 337 for an example signed by Peter Miller and dated 1724. See also page 361 for an example inscribed by the maker William Palleday (Will Palleday at the Crown in Aldermanbury- Cabinet-maker…).Please note: The catalogue image has been photoshopped so the cracked glass does not show in the image but one of the panels is cracked.
Lot 232
A holly, bog oak and chevron banded bureau, first quarter 18th century, rectangular fall opening to a fitted interior, two short and three long drawers, bracket feet, 103cm high, 91cm wide, 54cm deep. Literature: Illustrated and described in David Knell, English Country Furniture 1500-1900, Antique Collector’s Club, 2000. Page 64, Plate 25-25a.
Lot 20
A late 19th/early 20th century carved oak cased bracket clock by Winterhalter & Hofmeier with eight day twin gong striking movement, the case inset with brass and fabric openwork panels, with chime and silent subsidiary dials, raised on four cast brass globular feet, height approx 46cm, width 31cm, complete with pendulum (illustrated)
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