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Lot 1641
A late George III Lincolnshire pine dresser, with moulded top above two drawers, three further central drawers flanked by cupboard doors on a bracket plinth base, width 157cm, depth 58.5cm, height 93.5cm.Additional InformationHandles have all been changed. Heavy surface wear, staining throughout. Further wear to the front of the carcass. They are sectional plank sides. General wear throughout.
Lot 1490
An early 19th century mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing fitted interior above an arrangement of four drawers on bracket feet, height 101cm, length 91.5cm, depth 53cm.Additional InformationNumerous splits and cracks to the veneer, minor losses to the veneer, the interior with losses and wear.
Lot 1342
A reproduction oak cased longcase clock of small proportions with blind fret detail to the hood, white painted dial set with Roman numerals, raised on bracket feet, height 153.5cm, width 32cm.Additional InformationWe are unaware if the clock is in working order, general wear, light scratches, scuffs.
Lot 1874
A good quality reproduction walnut chest of two short over two long drawers on bracket feet, height 80cm, width 86cm, depth 51.5cm,the top left drawer bears stamp Glynn Interiors.Additional InformationNumerous cracks and splits to the veneer, minor chipping and losses to the veneer in parts.
Lot 1492
A 19th century inlaid mahogany chest of two short and three long drawers on bracket feet, height 91cm, width 98cm, depth 49.5cm.Additional InformationLarge split to the top and sides, area of repair to the top left corner, cracking and lifting to the veneer in parts. Please refer to additional images for further information.
Lot 1337
A 19th century oak, mahogany and inlaid eight day longcase clock, the hood with broken swan neck pediment, the dial set with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture with painted bird and floral detail, the movement striking on a bell, on plinth base to bracket feet, height approx 223cm, with twin weights and pendulum.Additional InformationThe hood lacking the finial, the dial crazed with some chips and losses, fading to numerals, further usual scuffs, scrapes, scratches to hood and case. Some pronounced chips and gouges, will need attention and restoration. Not tested, no guarantee of working order.
Lot 643
A George III oak and walnut chest on chest, the moulded cornice above two short and six long drawers, each with later walnut crossbanded and bookmatched veneered fronts, on bracket feet, 101cm wide, 50cm deep, 180cm highCondition report: split to both sides of lower section back foot detached - AF
Lot 644
A George III Chippendale design mahogany chest on chest, the moulded cornice above two short and six long drawers, each having cast Rococo escutcheons and swan neck handles on bracket feet, 107cm wide, 55cm deep, 172cm highCondition report: split to bottom corner of left hand side loose moulding to lower section right
Lot 369
A miniature table-top black lacquered bureau, the entirety with gilt and painted chinoiserie decoration depicting figures, trees and mountains, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with pigeonholes and drawers, above two short and three long drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet, 37cm tall, original Harrods retail tag in drawer for £1,250
Lot 12
Late 19th/early 20th century walnut chest of two short over two long drawers, to bracket feet, with herringbone inlaid drawer fronts and turned handles, 107cm x 87.5cmCondition ReportThe chest is in overall original and fair condition commensurate with its age: some splitting/marks/stains to top, chips to edges, two broken/loose knobs, some drawers stiff (see additional images)
Lot 20
An Edwardian silver bachelor teapot with ornate embossed decoration, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1903, 10.4oz (324g) gross, to/w a George III oblong bowl with beaded rim, twin shell and scroll handles and bracket feet, inset wooden base mounted with white metal button, London 1814, 11oz (342g) gross, with later zinc liner (originally a cruet stand) (2)
Lot 220
A 20th century Chinese canton stoneware green glazed bonsai bowl/pot of canted rectangular form standing on four bracket feet, each side of the exterior decorated with flowering tree peony within unglazed reserves, 44 cm with x 33 cm depth x 12 cm heightA few small rim chips and losses to the glaze
Lot 566
A 17th/18th century and later altered oyster veneered bureau cabinet, of diminutive proportions, the domed upper with mirrored cabinet door over a hinged slope enclosing a fitted interior, over two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet, the components associated - bureau / cabinet, 58 cm wide x 43 cm deep x 179 cm high Bureau / mirrored cabinet (associated components) back boards of bureau missing, upper section has ply back, the lower none (see detail images); drawer linings front to back; cabinet drawers side to side; colours even; brass fittings later replacements; the whole later configured to current form/appearance
Lot 600
A George III mahogany chest on chest, the two short over six long graduated drawers with brass fittings, raised on shaped bracket feet, 100 cm x 54 cm x 173 cm high - pine lined; cockbeading showing some damage to first three drawers; same to first and second drawers; lower corner areas of upper chest all showing splintered / fragmented damages; surface overall old, dull; fittings appear original
Lot 605
An 18th century style diminutive feather banded walnut bureau, the interior fitted with drawers and niches over a slide top storage well, over one long dummy drawer and three long graduated drawers on square bracket feet, 61 cm x 40 cm x 95 cm high - top drawer is fixed due to the internal well, veneer loss approx. 5 cm x 5 cm patch to interior front edge; in generally good order although some surface scratches and minor knocks to extremities
Lot 398
A 'Will O The Wisp' Lady's Bicycle Frame. Offered by Frank Huddlebridge of Chelsea in the late 1890s. this sound frame has a cottered bottom bracket aperture, blind end forks and an intriguingly-manufactured frame. Also, a 22-inch 'New Western' gentleman's frame; also by a London manufacturer, Arthur West of Hammersmith. (2)
Lot 471
A c1882 Thomas Humber 'Cripper' Tricycle. The Automatic-Steerer model, it has 40-inch driving wheels propelled by a good quality inch-pitch block chain, and a 24-inch steering wheel, the wheels all with good, useable black rubber solid tyring. The 25-inch wide handlebars with good turned wooden grips hold a stout nickel-plated lever which operates the Humber patented plunger brake with its control operated through the centre of the headstock; an interesting design. There are foot rests mounted to the front forks with block rubber grips, a lamp bracket and front mudguard. This tricycle is complete and highly useable, but the frame needs painting.
Lot 474
An R. S. Lovelace Lady's Bicycle. A rare quality machine made in Henstridge (in the civil parish of Somerset) circa 1898. A manufacturer of renown, patenting and manufacturing high quality bicycles of his own design with some very advanced 'lightweight' features. The 19-inch frame would suit a small lady, 17-inch handlebars with a lever-operated plunger brake to the front wheel, fixed rear wheel, narrow section inch-pitch chain operated by a 5-inch chain wheel. archetypal 'Lovelace' braced bottom bracket, circular section tubing for the rear and front forks and patented hub lugs for straight spoking. Photographs and supporting paperwork accompany this lot. (2)
Lot 478
A Lady's Loop Frame Bicycle. Nicely restored with green enamel and nickel-plated parts, this machine will date circa 1900, having inch-pitch block chain, lever-operated stirrup front brake and back-pedalling rear brake, leather saddle, block rubber pedals, cottered bottom bracket and good 28-inch tyres fitted.
Lot 484
A c1928 Le Chemineau of St Etienne, a quality French Gentleman's bicycle with original green enamel finish with gilt lining and decals on the long wheelbase frame, square section mudguards, the front with a licence holder bracket, centre pull and interestingly designed calliper brakes, flat 20-inch handlebars, quick release wheels and distinctive of the maker, who was a pioneer of Derailleur gearing, an original Le Chemineau three-speed Derailleur is fitted and controlled by a delightful lever system on the top tube. A rare original example of the marque. See also lot 496
Lot 497
A Raleigh Path Racer, having a 24-inch frame numbered 336680, with a black email finish (possibly original) with logos and 'All Steel' motif. Nickel-plated semi-drop 20-inch handlebars, inverted lever operating a stirrup brake, fixed wheel gearing, tangent spoked wooded wheels and 26-inch Avon Cord tyres. A Brooks B15 saddle is fitted, as is an unusual lamp bracket designed for handlebars with a forward extension with a battery lamp and bell fitted.
Lot 519
A c1900 Lady's Loop Frame Tricycle. Believed manufactured by Humber & Co., a black-painted tricycle with a 20-inch frame and 26-inch wheels. Other features include a cottered concentric bottom bracket for chain adjustment, left-hand fitted inch-pitch block chain, a combination Starley rear axle and band brake, and a thumb lever stirrup brake to the front wheel.
Lot 520
A c1899 Marriot & Cooper 'Olympia' Tandem Tricycle. Promoted as 'easy to steer and propel in luxurious ease', these tandems were very popular in the late Victorian period. This example has been stove-enamel black with nickel-plated flat handlebars and a rim brake and contracting back pedalling brake are fitted to rear wheel. Other features include non-matching leather saddles, rear rack and lamp bracket.
Lot 523
1926 Sunbeam Lady's Loop Frame Bicycle. With a frame number of 152128, this very original bicycle boasts a 20-inch black enamel frame, 26-inch wheels, roller lever operated stirrup brakes, two-speed bottom bracket, split rubber pedals, figured leather saddle and a padded black cover, front basket and Sunbeam decals.
Lot 615
An early large-scale clockwork Günthermann 4-4-2 Floor Locomotive, approx 17" long and finished in green with black and gold trim, red wheels with silver rims, the cabsides featuring a deep tumblehome to the bottom and uncommon A-G-G-W trademarks in diamond formation (a variation on the better-known A-S-G-W version, 'G-G' believed to be the widow of Siegried Günthermann), the model having embossed bar-type frames, air tanks to each side of boiler, 2 brass domes and safety-valve casing, dummy bell on bracket behind chimney (presently detached), and an operating bell worked from the front axle when running. The mechanism wound through a right-side driving wheel, is released by pressure on the rear drivers, overall F, some paint flaking from cab front and other areas, some areas retouched e.g. wheel rims, mech tested okay but one driving wheel is loose on axle, one buffer broken, small damages to front lamps, one dome and other areas, lacks tender, boiler-top bell detached
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