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Lot 100
A Royal Bonn, Franz Mehlen jardiniere and stand, late 19th century, in Art Nouveau design relief moulded with pine cones and foliage, with sinuous ‘bracket’ handles, glazed throughout in tones of blue and purple, impressed mark and numbered ‘2953’, painted ‘4485’ and ‘7973’, 111cm high (a/f)
Lot 130
A George III eight day longcase clock, oak, later carved and ebonised, the 12Ó square brass dial signed J Stancliff Barkisland with outer ring of Arabic numerals, inner ring of Roman numerals, centred dated aperture and rolling moon, the movement striking on a single bell, the hood later carved with lunettes and scrolling leaves, the trunk now later carved, raised on shaped bracket feet, 201cm high
Lot 150
A George III writing bureau, oak, crossbanded and inlaid, the fall with central star inlay, opening to reveal a central well and cabinet, flanked by two pigeonholes and four short drawers to each side, over a central short frieze drawer flanked by a narrow loper drawer, over two short and two long drawers fitted with replacement brass handles, raised on shaped bracket feet, 91cm wide, 102cm high, 50cm deep
Lot 164
A floor standing corner cabinet, early 19th century, oak, the dentil cornice over a single door to the top section with six fielded panels opening to reveal three fixed shelves, over a single door to the base, with four fielded panels, each door fitted with brass drop handles, raised on shaped bracket feet, 76cm wide, 205cm high
Lot 165
A George III floor standing corner display cabinet, oak, crossbanded mahogany, the ogee moulded cornice over a single astragal glazed door to the top section, opening to reveal later painted interior and two fixed shelves, over two arched cabinet doors to the base, raised on shaped bracket feet, 93cm wide, 206.5cm high
Lot 184
A William and Mary joined chest of drawers, oak, the rectangular two plank top over four long geometrically cast drawers, with later iron loop handles and two moulded key escutcheons on stile-end supports (cut down and lacking most of the later bracket feet), 95cm wide, 85cm high, 56.5cm deep
Lot 205
A chest of drawers, early 18th century, walnut feather banded, the crossbanded top over three short frieze drawers above three long graduated drawers, fitted with brass swing handles on florally engraved back plates with matching key escutcheons, raised on later shaped bracket feet (the top section from a chest on chest or chest on stand), 102cm wide, 93cm high, 57.5cm deep
Lot 13
A small Edwardian oval silver three piece tea service, the panelled sides with rococo foliage to the shoulders, above vacant cartouches, the teapot with swan neck spout, ebony finial to the hinged cover and bracket handle, the milk jug and sugar basin with bracket handles. Makers james Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1901. 20.5oz (666gm) all in.
Lot 27A
An Edwardian silver helmet shape cream jug swag engraved with reeded bracket handle makers barnard Bros. London 1902, a George iII oval silver mustard pot with blue glass liner maker John Mewborn london 1800 5.5oz 182g together with an Edwardian paperweight of a silver polar bear cub on a green onyx ice flow. Makers Samson Morden & Co., Chester 1908 (3)
Lot 365
A late Victorian carved oak bracket clock, having domed pediment above reeded columns flanking a bevelled glass door enclosing a brass spandril dial with steel chapter rings, strike silent and fast slow subsidiaries, the chiming movement striking on a gong with repeat pull, raised on a stepped plinth and bracket supports, with a carved wall bracket, 78cm overall
Lot 728
A Regency mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock, the gadrooned cornice with pineapple finial above 7inch enamel dial later marked 'Geo Tupman, London' (slight retouching), with arched brass side fret panels and twin fusee bell striking movement (lacking hold-fast to back plate), 45cm high, 27cm wide
Lot 263
A George II Oak Kneehole Desk. The top having a moulded edge above side drawers set in threes flanking an arched kneehole drawer & recessed kneehole cupboard. Standing on a moulded base raised on single corner bracket feet. 27½ ins (70 cms) high, 29 ins (74 cms) wide, 21 ins (53.5 cms) deep.
Lot 390
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Chest of Drawers of diminutive proportions. The twin plank top measuring 19¼ ins x 27½ ins (49 cms x 70 cms) above a moulded cornice and three long graduated drawers; each having two cushion front panels with brass knop handles flanking decorative lock plates. Standing 25½ ins (65 cms) high on bracket feet.
Lot 400
An Unusual 18th Century Oak Desk Topped Chest. The desk top section having a sloped fall front on side loper supports enclosing a fitted interior of arcaded pigeon holes & stepped drawers flanking a central stationary well with sliding lid. The chest base with an edge moulded top above two short & two long drawers edged in moulding and standing on bracket feet, 36 ins (91 cms) wide, 21½ ins (54.4 cms) deep and 41 ins (104 cms) in height.
Lot 401
A Handsome George III Oak & Mahogany Cross-banded Tallboy. The upper section having a dentil moulded top above a blind fret-carved frieze, two short over three long graduated drawers with cock-beaded edges and mahogany cross-banding. The base section with three further long drawers raised on bracket feet, 38 ins (97 cms) wide, 21 ins (53 cms) deep and 67¼ ins (171 cms) in height.
Lot 405
An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Cupboard in two sections. The upper section having a moulded cornice above two cupboard doors; each door divided into three panels; two with geometric mouldings sandwiching a ventilated central panel fretted with linked C-scrolls and backed in fabric; the framework embellished in ovolu bosses and split spindle appliqués. The base section with two geometric moulded frieze drawers and doors raised on bracket feet, 40½ ins (103 cms) wide, 16½ ins (42 cms) deep and 73½ ins (186 cms) high.
Lot 408
A Fine Early 18th Century Welsh Bureau Bookcase. The upper section surmounted by a swan neck pediment with carved rosette terminals centred by a large acorn finial. The shaped arch-topped fielded panel doors opening to reveal star-burst marquetry to the inner sides, and adjustable shelves sliding into slide groove with pigeon holes to the top beneath a fretted canopy and four short drawers to the bottom. The fall front bureau with book-rest opening to reveal a fitted interior with recessed well, pigeon holes & stepped drawers concealing secret compartments. The front having three graduated drawers standing on bracket feet 80 ins (203 cms) high, 33 ins (84 cms) wide and 20½ ins (52 cms) deep.
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