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Lot 140
A late 19th century Georgian style mahogany bureau bookcase having a moulded cornice over two glazed cabinet doors opening on to an interior with four shelves, the lower section having a tooled and gilt green leather lined fall front slope with a shaped fitted interior over four long graduating cockbeaded drawers with brass swan neck handles raised on four ogee bracket supports. H.216 W.92 D.53cm
Lot 199
DUDLEY AND CO LIMITED, SHOWCASE MANUFACTURERS, HOLLOWAY, LONDON, N.7, AN ART DECO HABERDASHERY COUNTER, fitted with four rows of four graduated drawers, with blue baize lining, raised on stepped bracket feet, width 178cm x depth 60cm x height 92cm, condition report: marks, scuffs, one drawer front with a chip to the corner, general signs of wear and usage
Lot 153
A REPRODUCTION BURR WALNUT PARTNERS DESK, with three leather writing surfaces, carved mouldings, a reverse break-front knee hole section to each side, twelve assorted drawers, and two cupboard doors, raised on bracket feet, repeating geometric beading, foliate details, width 190cm x 105cm x height 79cm, condition report: one missing door, minor marks, scuffs, other signs of usage
Lot 254
Richd. Blakeborough, Ottley, a walnut longcase clock the eight-day duration movement striking the hours on a bell and having a fourteen-inch break-arch painted dial with black Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, rural church scenes to the four corners, a seascape with castle painted within the arch and signed for the maker Richd. Blakeborough, Ottley and numbered 2215, the iron falseplate to the rear cast with the dialmaker's name Finnemore, Birmingham, the walnut case having quartered-columns to the trunk, shaped top to the short door, shaped panel to the base with the hood having a swan-neck pediment and full turned pillars, all standing on bracket feet, height 248cm. Note: Richard Blakeborough is recorded as working in Market Place, Otley, Yorkshire from before 1822 until at least 1837. He may be the same maker recorded at Pateley Bridge. Longcase clocks are known made by him. Reference: Brian Loomes, Yorkshire Clockmakers, Pub. Dalesman Books, 1972.
Lot 482
An early 20th century black lacquered chinoiserie bedroom Suite, featuring gilt painted garden scenes with figures, foliate designs, and dragons throughout, consisting of; a three pieced compactum Wardrobe, with rails and campaign drawers, raised on bracket feet, damage to cornice W 188 cm x H 202 cm x D 60 cm, a walk-in dressing Chest of drawers, with large shaped triptych mirror flanked by pedestal bases on cabriole feet W 124 cm x H 176 cm x D 56 cm, a bedside Cupboard W 41 cm x H 73 cm x D 40.5 cm, and Bed Frame, with decorated headboard united by metal vono side rails W 138 cm x H 79.5 cm x D 198 cm(4)
Lot 456
An early 19th century Dutch walnut and marquetry Chest of four drawers, decoratively inlaid with; flowers, shells, chequered stringing, scrolls, and bows, the drawers fitted with oak carcasses and brass handles, the sides inlaid with urns and flowers, raised on spaded and bracket feet, W 95 cm x H 154 cm x D 51 cm, note, with some damages and losses to inlay and brass handles, see images.
Lot 80
A Chinese bronze incense burner or censer - Qing dynasty, probably 18th century, with cast apocryphal Xuande six character mark to base, of flared, oval form, the shallow moulded base with four bracket feet, the exterior and underside polished, the interior with a good mid-brown patination mottled with dark brown and iron red, 12.3 x 9cm, 4.6cm high, weight 403g.* Condition: In good condition overall, with a lovely original patination to the interior. The exterior in good condition with no dents, splits or other faults. A few tiny pinhead dings to the rim, which are very old. No repairs or restoration.
Lot 735
Three antique tea caddies - comprising a George III rosewood veneered sarcophagus tea caddy, with gilt brass handle to lid, the interior vacant, the base with bracket feet possibly later (LWH 25.5 x 13.5 x 15.5cm); a mid-19th century rectangular mahogany and burr walnut tea caddy (LWH 22.8 x 13.2 x 12cm); and a rectangular Regency rosewood veneered caddy (LWH 19 x 11 x 12.7cm).
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