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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian ebonised bracket style mantel clock, the six inch dial with ring of Roman numerals centred winding holes, bears retailers name H Robinson, 15 High Street, Shrewsbury & Ludlow, the eight day movement striking on a coiled gong, the caddy topped case on four compressed bun feet (veneer losses to the top), 50cm high
A late 19th century stained pine chest of 2 short and 2 long drawers with wrought metal drop handles and decorative back plates and having chamfered top rim and ledge back and bracket supports (89cms wide) a small pine travelling box with carrying handle (as viewed, locked) and a bar back chair
*A reproduction mahogany writing bureau the drop flap revealing an ornately fitted interior with central cupboard, document slide and flanking drawers and pigeon holes, above 4 cock beaded and graduated drawers between fluted quarter columns, raised on squat ogee moulded bracket supports (100cms wide)
A VERY GOOD EARLY 19TH CENTURY PAINTED PAGODA BRACKET CLOCK BY PARR OF LONDON of architectural form, the top with Greek key type decoration, painted with foliage and floral sprigs, the silvered dial with ormolu foliate overlay and three subsidiary dials, supported on acanthus capped feet. 25ins x 12ins.
A pair of painted commodes, in early 19th century Italian style, with rectangular moulded tops, the friezes with squared chains centred with iron studs, the sides and panelled doors with similar studding and centred by iron ring handles with leaf back plates, enclosing shelves, the corners carved with flaming torches, on shaped bracket feet, 105cm high, 140cm wide, 57cm deep. Metalwork recently added.
A silvered and painted side cabinet, in 17th century Italian style, the rectangular moulded top above a pair of panelled doors, each carved with panels of horizontal painted flutes beneath leaf carved arches, the pillars with carved capitals and spandrels, divided by a rectangular leaf carved panel flanked by carved pilasters, the moulded apron on bracket feet with scrolls, 94cm high, 146cm wide, 53cm deep. Provenance: reputedly purchased at auction at Butterfields in the 1990s.
Edwardian mahogany bedroom suite, comprising triple wardrobe, with a moulded cornice, central mirrored door, flanked by a panelled doors, two drawers below and on bracket feet, a dressing table with mirror above trinket drawers, further drawers below, square tapering legs and a bedside pedestal (3).
A late 19th/early 20th century ebonised musical bracket clock, traditional arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, German movement both striking on seven bells and chiming on gong, architectural ebonised case embellished with ormolu mounts and finials, on ormolu claw feet, 2ft. 1in. high, complete with ormolu mounted bracket
A 19th Century Oak Miniature Blanket Box raised on bracket feet 6 ins x 10½ ins x 6 ins (15 cms x 27 cms x 15 cms). A small 18th century oak spice cupboard; the single panelled door opening to reveal a shelved interior 12 ins x 10½ ins x 11 ins (31 cms x 27 cms x 28 cms). A 19th century oak hanging lantern; the arched panel sliding door and glazed sides enclosing the candle socket 11½ ins x 6½ ins x 6½ ins (29 cms x 16 cms x 16 cms) [3].*
An 18th Century Enclosed Oak Collector`s Cabinet. The free-standing cabinet having fielded twin panels all around and two doors opening to reveal two banks of eleven shallow drawers edged in astrigal moulding with small brass ring handles on radial fluted mounts; some of the drawers being dummy fronted and of varying depths and double width. Standing on bracket feet 34 ins (87 cms) high, 31½ ins (80 cms) wide, 19 ins (49 cms) deep.*
An 18th Century Oak & Fruitwood Chest of Drawers of slender proportions. The two plank top with a moulded edge above four graduated drawers applied with moulded borders and brass drop handles. Raised on bracket feet. 34¼ ins (87 cms) in height, 25½ ins (65 cms) in width, 20¼ ins (51 cms) in depth.
A Group of Unusual Brassware: A brass ladle 16 ins (61 cms) long. A brass skimmer with decorative pierced plate 22 ins (56 cms) in length. A brass toasting fork with twisted stem 18 ins (48 cms). A bottle jack bracket with pierced ornamentation 11 ins x 7½ x 4 ins (28 cms x 19 cms x 10 cms). A 19th century brass crane with height adjustable buckles and a double hook in the form of kettles; stamped with butterflies and the date 1885, measuring 13½ ins (34 cms) fully extended 7¼ ins (18.5 cms) in width, 2¾ ins (7 cms) deep. [5] *
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