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Click here to subscribeA Mahogany Wall Regulator, signed H.W.Withers, Birmingham, circa 1930, arch pediment with side door, double lock glazed trunk door, 6-inch silvered dial with outer minute track, two dials for seconds and hours, single weight driven movement with a deadbeat escapement, maintaining power, 165cm highCase looks clean, dial with minor scratches, movement steel back bracket is discoloured, pendulum suspension spring is broken.
A 20th Century Mahogany and Oak-Lined Partners' Desk, in George III style, of serpentine-shaped form with brown leather writing surface above three frieze drawers below a stiff leaf carved border, the bases with three drawers to each side with opposing cupboard doors with dummy drawers, on moulded bracket feet154cm by 102cm by 80cm
An 18th Century Joined Fruitwood and Pine-Lined Straight Front Chest, of nailed construction with removeable moulded lid enclosing a candle box, above two dummy drawers with two deep drawers below, on bracket feet94cm by 50cm by 93cmNumerous deep scratches throughout (see images). Some old decay around the legs. With key and working lock for the bottom two drawers. Structure is good.
A George III Oak Enclosed Dresser and Rack, late 18th century, the upper section with bold cornice above three fixed shelves and wavy shaped end supports, the base of six drawers above two cupboard doors, on bracket feet, 183cm by 53cm by 212cmThe back panel with some natural? splits (as photographed). The top section of the dresser with various ring marks. There are some gaps in the boards/splitting. Later brasswork added to the cupboard doors. Some natural? splits in the panelled doors (see images). The width of the dresser is 183cm.
A Late 17th Century Joined Oak Geometric-Moulded Chest, the moulded top above three two-as-one moulded drawers, on later bracket feet96.5cm by 58.5cm by 91.5cmThe top has gaps in the boarded section. Some variations in colour. The drawer fronts have some old decay (see photographs). The drawer fronts also have some splits. Later bracket feet. Some old decay to the end panels.
A George III Joined Oak Housekeeper's Cupboard, the moulded cornice above two fielded cupboard doors enclosing a later pine-lined interior and hanging rail, the base with six long drawers, with panelled sides, on stile and bracket forelegs184cm by 54cm by 191cmLater pine backboards to the upper-section. Numerous old decay around the legs, particularly the rear legs. There is a section missing to the front-right bracket foot. There are some small faults to the moulding around the doors. The right-hand door is slightly misshapen (see images). Internal depth is 43cm.
A Victorian Carved Oak Billiard Score Board, 3rd quater 19th century, labelled Gynne, Billiard Table Maker, 12 Kennerton Cross, Lambeth S, the carved pediment centred by a vacant cartouche above a stiff leaf carved border and acanthus scrolled frieze, all between carved marks and caryatid supports, the moulded base above a carved apron and scrolled bracket supports120cm by 90cm
A George III Mahogany and Oak-Lined Straight Front Chest, circa 1800, the moulded top above four long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, on a moulded base with shaped bracket feet93cm by 49cm by 83cmThe top section has small scratches and bruises consistent with age. The brasses appear to be original. Small faults/losses on the dust boards above the locks. Some general strengthening/repair work around the bracket feet. Overall good.
A George III Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, the upper section with a cavetto cornice above a pair of rosewood and boxwood-strung lancet-arch astragal glazed doors, the lower section with a secretaire drawer faced as a pair of drawers enclosing drawers each faced with a pair of drawers with pigeon holes, all above kingwood-banded and circular crossbanded panel cupboard doors, on later ogee bracket feet, the two halves associated112cm by 58cm by 231cm
A George I Walnut, Crossbanded and Boxwood-Strung Bureau, early 18th century, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with sliding well, above pull-out lopers with two short and two long graduated drawers, on bracket feet80cm by 47cm by 103cmProvenance: Purchased from Aura Antiques, 1.4.1989Some veneer losses (as photographed). Splits throughout, mainly around the side panels. Traces of old decay and further old decay around the bracket feet. Some sections of the bracket have been replaced (as photographed).
A 19th Century Mahogany and Blind Fret Carved Desk, in George III Chippendale style, the moulded top with green and gilt leather writing surface above three frieze drawers with two moulded cupboard doors below, one with vacant interior, the other with four small drawers, each on acanthus carved bracket feet136cm by 71cm by 72cm
A George III Mahogany and Oak-Lined Chest on Chest, late 18th century, the Greek Key dentil cornice above a blind fret-carved frieze and two short over three long drawers, all between canted fluted stiles, the base with pull-out brushing slide above three long drawers, on bracket feet112cm by 53cm by 186.5cmQuality timber and reasonable colour. The handles appear to be original, however the right-hand handle to the bottom drawer has been replaced with previous handle mark just visible. The right-hand end panel with repair (see image) and numerous deep scratches. Sections of the blind-fret carving are damaged/missing. Section of dentil cornice and moulding also damaged. Small patch repairs throughout (as photographed).
Trichtergrammophon HMV, um 1915His Master's Voice. Mahagonigehäuse, Glimmerschalldose (defekt), Zweifach-Federmotor, großer Mahagonitrichter, Ø 55 cm, Plattenteller 25 cm Ø, Schrauben für die Tonarmhalterung ergänzt, Motor funktioniert gut. Start Price: EUR 600 Zustand: (3-4/4)HMV Horn Gramophone, c. 1915His Master’s Voice. Mahogany case, mica reproducer (defective), double-spring motor, large mahogany horn, Ø 21 2/3 in., 10 in. turntable, bracket screws replaced, motor works well. Start Price: EUR 600 Condition: (3-4/4)
A figured walnut triple wardrobe, the frieze with scrolled acanthus decoration over an arched bevelled mirrored door to centre enclosing interior fitted for hanging, flanked by a cupboard enclosing interior fitted with drawers and shelves, all raised on bracket supports, H184cm, W158cm, D53cm
A George II mahogany bureau, the cross banded fall front inlaid with boxwood fan motif opening to reveal fitted interior, over three long drawers with original brass handles, raised on bracket supports, two related bureaux are held in the former collection of the Marquis of Bute at Dumfries house (A/F) H95cm, W81cm, D47cm
BREWERIANA - A GUINNESS ILLUMINATED WALL SIGN of double-sided right-angle type, complete with mounting bracket, 68cm wide. Condition Report : In working order. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Horological Reference Library. An extensive collection of books & journals relating to horology, to include 285 issues of the Horological Journal, 1987-2009 (from Vol. 129, No. 7 to Vol. 150, No. 12); The Deacon Family of Leicestershire Clockmakers, second edition, by P. A. Hewitt, 2008, signed by John Tornton; A History of the Leicestershire Electrical Manufacturing Company GENT, by Colin F. Reynolds, 2005, signed by the author; The Great George Liver Clock on The Royal Liver Friendly Society Building Liverpool, by Colin F. Reynolds, 2007, signed by the author; The Smiths of Derby: A Journey Through Time, by Max Craven, 2011, signed by Bob Betts; Clock Repair: A Beginner's Guide, by Ian Beilby, 2010; John Watts: Stamford Clockmaker 1610-1707, by Michael Lee, signed; The Bracket Clock, by Deryck Roberts, 1982; Hobson's Choice, limited edition numbered 888/2000, by Charles Hobson, 1982; The British Horological Institute, Conservation of Clocks & Watches, by Peter B. Wills, 1995, signed by four contributors; Ormskirk Clockmakers & Watchmakers, by Anthony Daly, 2006, signed by the author; Hints & Tips for Clockmakers & Repairers, Vol. I, by John Wilding, 1986; The Construction of a Weight Driven Brass Alarm Clock, by John Wilding, 1987; The Clock Repairer's Handbook, by Laurie Penman, 1985, signed by the author, and others, together with Clock Repair & Advanced Clock Repair DVDs by John Tope. Full list of titles available on request. Condition generally appears very good, but varied, collection sold as found with all faults, in three cartons (3)
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