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Click here to subscribeA Late XIX Century German Walnut Cased Bracket Clock, by Lenzkirch, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, with subsidiary slow/fast dial, the stepped gilt mounted case raised on scroll feet and fretwork panels to the sides, the back plate bearing the maker's name and stamped 1 million 434442, 37cm high, key and pendulum present.
Sheffield Interest; A Walker and Hall Silver Casket, presented to Alderman William Farewell Wardley J.P. with Honorary Freedom of the City of Sheffield July 1924, of rectangular form with scrollwork to each corner and bracket feet, the sides with engraved panels and inset with painted porcelain panel of the Town Hall, the reverse with his initial, hallmarked for Sheffield 1924, 21cm long, 19cm high (including the Sheffield Council Coat of Arms finial to the cover), enclosed in a glazed oak case together with related scroll certificate, a Butler, Sheffield cased set of scissors, a Sheffield Trades Technical Society cased silver medallion, a silver cigarette case presented by the Parks Committee 1928, photographs, book, etc. *Mr Wardley (1849-1941) was the first Labour Mayor of Sheffield in 1920-21 , the badges of office are also included.
An XVIII Century Oak Longcase Clock, the circular white dial with Roman numerals, inscribed " Brownsword - Nottingham", hood with broken pediment, circular door and column supports, the trunk with crossbanded door and reeded pilasters, the base with batwing marquetry inlay, on bracket feet.
An XVIII Century Oak Longcase Clock, the hood with stepped pediment over arched door with reeded columns, brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Arabic and Roman numerals, minute aperture, inscribed "Henry Hindley York", the trunk with long door over base with bracket feet (no pendulum, one weight), 215cm high.
18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK 8-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, R. Thomas, Caernarvon, breakarch hood enclosing 12in. brass dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar aperture, engraved centre, applied brass spandrels, shaped door between fluter quarter column pilasters, square base, bracket feet, 218.5cms high. Provenance: private collection (north Wales)
MID 18TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LOWBOY, reeded top above arrangement of three drawers and cusped under arch, cabriole legs with pointed pad feet, brass carry handles to sides, old label in drawer, 100w x 60d x 72cms h. Comments: Two small drawers with damaged mouldings, top probably replaced, oak drawer linings, top with water stains and small pinhole, rear leg top bracket missing
GIII MAHOGANY LINEN PRESS, Carvetto cornice, flame veneered panelled doors enclosing sliding shelves, brass escutcheons and moulded door edge, chest base of two short and two long drawers ogee bracket feet, 128.5 x 62 x 205cms (no indication of which is height, width and depth) Comments: Deep scratches to side, small losses to internal shelf. Restorations to inside of panelled cupboardsThe inside width is 111cm’s acrossThe depth of each sliding shelve is 50cm’s
ANTIQUE OAK PEDESTAL DESK, reeded top and uprights, inset leather writing surface, three frieze and six pedestal drawers, ogee bracket feet, castors, 122 x 69cms Comments: Top scuffed and marked, side panels shrunk, loose castor block and bracketThe leather is worn. There is also a split on one side.One caster and caster cover has come off but is present.All handles look good, cannot test the locks, no keys.The knee-hole height is 62cm’s
LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY GEOMETRIC JOINED OAK CHEST OF SMALL PROPORTIONS, boarded and moulded top above two short and two long mitre-moulded drawers, former with locking tongues, on high bracket feet, 80w x 48d x 78cms h Comments: Top with splits and shrinkage, generally good. Replaced handles and escutcheonssmall amount of worm on the back.All drawers slide well, handles look good, lock well and have no worm.It does feel a little wobbly on its feet when moved.The top has splits.
19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHEST, fitted two short and three long drawers, draped apron between high bracket feet, 101h x 97.5w x 44cmsCondition: scratches, water marks and fading to the top. Also a split half way across.Both sides are faded, Veneer missing and beading missing to most drawers.Large split all down the back, held together with tape.Key missingHandles loose
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SATINWOOD, PORCELAIN AND ORMOLU MOUNTED CABINETS circa 1875, the top section glazed, containing two shelves flanked either side by caryatid ormolu mounts, below to central porcelain plaques, one depicting a child the other the profile of a lady, the larger bottom section contains a large central plaque with ormolu surround depicting romantic scenes, directly after painter Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) below a smaller plaque after the same artist,, the one compartment containing a fitted velvet interior, on a pedestal base terminating in bracket feet
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, CIRCA 1768 the 15.5cm x 22cm brass dial with silvered chapter ring, strike silent dial, and date aperture, inscribed "Robert Brown London" the double fusee movement with crown verge escapement striking on a bell, in a mahogany case with brass carrying handle, 41cm high not including the handle
A WILLIAM AND MARY WALNUT AND SEAWEED MARQUETRY CHEST ON CHEST 17th century and later, the moulded cornice above two short drawers and three long all inlaid with seaweed marquetry and with brass handles and escutcheons, on lower chest with two short above three longer drawers of differing size on bracket feet, Height 167cm; Width 99.5cm; Depth 56cm
A substantial Victorian gilt metal mounted Ebonised Musical Bracket Clock, in the George II taste, 19cm arched brass dial, silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman and Arabic numerals, Strike/Silent to arch, triple winding holes, eight-day fusee movement striking and chiming on five gongs, the arched case with flaming urn finials and scroll feet, 69cm high, 43cm wide, 28cm deep, bracket en suite, 47cm wide, 32cm deep, c.1880
A George II walnut and parcel gilt composition wall mirror, mid 18th century, 94cm high, 54cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, this is especially around the gilt composition slip, some of these losses appears older than other areas, also with rubbing and wear.There is a small fragment of the walnut veneer lifted and separated from the lot, this has been masking taped to the plate, this is the only element that is detached but still presentTo the upper edges the 'wings' appear to have suffered some losses, these were presumably designed to copy the scrolls at the bottom edges but have broken off since. The plate has some age but is probably not original, the rear boards look old and have some webbing repairs to the joinsSome warping to the cresting element of the frame, also splits and cracks and signs of repairs in these areas, some later supporting blocks to the rear There are two eyelets where this has been wired/strung previously, there is also an old metal bracket to the top rail of the back, this may have been for hanging or to previously support a further cresting elementPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A walnut and cross banded chest of drawers, circa 1730 and later, 93cm high, 102cm wide, 55cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Old chips and losses to veneers and mouldings, the top especially with splits and cracks, also with stainingOverall solid and stableThe handles and escutcheons are the all replacements, there are various holes and old marks where the previous ones have sat, There is only one lock present, the others are filled The bracket feet are all replacements, Overall this would benefit from restoration before use in a domestic settingPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A mahogany tilt top occasional table, circa 1760 and later, with piecrust edge and birdcage action above the lappet carved baluster and tripod base, 66cm high, 56cm diameterCondition Report: Overall there are marks, scratches, knocks, scuffing and abrasions consistent with age and useThe piecrust top is a little loose jointed on the birdcage, some of the screws to the bearers are loose and the top is slightly bowed so that when placed upside down the rim does not lie touching the floor all around. The piecrust top is detached from the birdcage at time of report, one of the supporting rails is loose to the underside of the top so not holding on the 'hinge' at time of report it was balanced to take the catalogue image. The peg to secure the birdcage to the stem appears to be later associated There are signs of filled screw hole fixings to the centre of the underside of the top suggesting that this table top was possibly not originally on this base.The turned upper section of the column has a join with the leaf carved lower section of the column suggesting that the upper section is later. The locking mechanism appears to be the originalOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, one lower leg has an old split and repair including a filleted piece of timber, the colour is good here and well disguised. This is solid and stable overall - there is also a later metal bracket to the underside of the leg where it meets Condition Report Disclaimer
An English ebonised bracket clock, signed Tho (Thomas) Taylor, in Holborne, with eight day twin fusee movement, two bell strike on hammers, floral engraved backplate, gilt basket finials, ornate cast and gilt carrying handle, 6 1/2" dial with chapter ring with roman numerals and outer arabic numerals, date aperture at 12' o clock, gilt spandrels, pull cord repeat at hours and quarters, single bob pendulum. Some damaged to back of case on plinth, no fusee chain, now wire fitted, the winding holes are not inline on the dial, overall height 37cm.
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