A George III mahogany longcase clock by Joseph Gibson Ecclefechan, with brass dial and eight day striking movement with moon phase, the case with swans neck pediment, fluted columns and well figured trunk door. Height 236 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The clock is in generally extremely good condition. The case has clearly been fairly recently re-polished and is in extremely good order. The gilt terminals to the swans neck pediment and the capitals to the pillars have been re-painted. The hood is in good condition. The trunk door is not warped. The sides of the case are in good condition. The bracket feet are original. We can see no evidence of any woodworm. The movement winds on both trains and is currently ticking away. It strikes when advanced. The dial and moon phase have had some restoration and are in good condition with only minor marks and scratches as one would probably expect.
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A Regency mahogany brass strung lancet type bracket clock, by Grant Fleet Street London, with enamelled dial and two train striking movement, both the dial and backplate marked with the makers details. Height 46 cm, width excluding lions mask handles 25 cm, depth 14 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds on both trains. It is currently ticking away. The movement strikes when advanced but is currently striking at quarter to the hour rather than on the full hour. Clearly some adjustment somewhere is necessary. The dial is in generally good order with some minor overpainting around the right hand winding aperture. The door closes as it should. It locks and we have the key. The rear door closes correctly. The lock is present. The case is in generally good condition with no significant issues. All brasswork is present. There are no significant splits or fractures and no significant damage.
An antique elm dresser, with moulded edge and fitted with a series of drawers and cupboards raised on bracket feet. Height 78 cm, width 130 cm, depth 49 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The dresser base is in extremely good order. It is a good colour. The top is flat with no losses or any significant scuffs or marks. The moulded edge is in good condition all round. All drawer fronts are in good order. The handles appear to be original as are the lock escutcheons. Both doors close as they should. They are not warped. The bracket feet are in good order all round. We can see no evidence of any woodworm. Both door locks are present. We have the key which also operates the drawer locks. There is a half shelf behind the left hand cupboard door. There is no shelf in the right hand cupboard, but supports for one are present.
A 19th century mahogany chest of drawers, boxwood strung with two short and two long drawers with brass drop handles with oval backplates and raised on splayed bracket feet. Width 104 cm, height 77 cm, depth 56 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chest is in generally very good condition. The top is flat with no splits or veneer losses. There are some surface scratches and minor marks but nothing of any issue. The sides of the piece are not cracked and have only minor scuffs and very minor stress fractures. The top right hand drawer front has veneer stress fractures and very minor veneer nibbles to the left hand side. There are also some scratches to the polish surface. The remaining drawer fronts are in better condition. The bottom drawer has a small section of cockbeading missing in the bottom right hand corner. The shaped apron and bracket feet are in good condition all round. The backboards are original.
A Mappin & Webb mantle clock, with burr yew veneered case, single train movement raised on carved bracket feet. Height 15 cm, depth 8 cm, width 13 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement winds and the clock is currently ticking away. The silvered dial has some minor scratches to the silvering. The numerals have some black paint loss. The case itself is in generally very good order with no losses or any significant damage. The colour is good. There are no missing sections of veneer to the front or sides and only minor nibbles around the edge of the rear push in door. These are not visible with the door in position. The bracket feet are original and all present. We have the winding key.
A late 19th/early 20th century bureau bookcase by Shoolbred & Co, with fretwork swans neck pediment to the detachable cornice above a pair of glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the base with slope front to fitted interior above four oak lined drawers with brass drop handles and raised on bracket feet, stamped J A S Shoolbred & Co to the top drawer. Height 228 cm, width at cornice 92 cm, depth 46 cm (see illustration).
A Queen Anne style walnut veneered chest of drawers, with crossbanded edge, reentrant corners and four long graduated drawers with brass drop handles and raised on bracket feet. Height 74 cm, width 65 cm, depth 36 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chest is in generally extremely good order. The top is flat with no splits or breaks. The edge moulding is in good order all round. There are no splits to the sides. All drawers run smoothly and all drawer fronts are in good condition. All locks are present. We have the keys. The bracket feet are in good order. The oak backboards are in good condition also.
A George III style mahogany dresser base, crossbanded in mahogany and fitted with a series of drawers and cupboards and all raised on bracket feet. Height 85.5 cm, width 182 cm, depth 49 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The dresser base is in structurally good condition. The top is flat with no significant warping. It is manufactured from two boards. There is a 1 mm gap between the boards. The top has old watermarks and scratches but no losses. All crossbanding is present. The moulded edge is in good order. The drawer fronts are all in good condition and the handles all appear to be original. One handle is missing. The doors are not warped and close as they should. The interior is generally oak. The backboards are pine. We can see no evidence of any worm. The bracket feet are in good condition all round.
An oak longcase clock, with brass dial inscribed "Jonas Barber" with eight day movement. CONDITION REPORT: This clock is a marriage. The dial does not match the movement. The movement and dial do not match the case. The hood is in generally good order with no significant issues. There is a veneer nibble to the bottom left hand corner of the door. The trunk door is not warped. It locks and we have the key. The base is in generally good order. The lower moulding and bracket feet are old but later replacements. The clock winds on both trains and does strike when advanced. It appears to be ticking away. The movement is dirty. The silvering to the chapter ring is a little perished.
A 19th century mahogany or teak Military chest, in two sections with iron carrying handles to either side and recessed brass drop handles to each of the four drawer fronts. Height 98 cm, width 106 cm, depth 49 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The height of the bottom section excluding the bracket foot is just under 48 cm. The height of the top section is 47 cm. The chest whilst of good colour has had a hard life. The drawer fronts are all in reasonably good order but the lock escutcheons do not appear to be original. There are various sections of brass binding missing and the sides have numerous losses, chips and scratches particularly where the base meets the top half. Some of these are quite significant. The same comments apply to the bottom edges of the sides and to the top right hand side. There is also a significant loss to the rear of the bottom left hand panel.
An 18th century walnut feather banded chest of drawers, with two short over three long drawers with brass drop handles with shaped backplates and raised on bracket feet. Height 91 cm, width 99.5 cm, depth 56 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The chest is in generally good order. It is a good colour. It is structurally sound. The top has a nice glassy finish to it. There are numerous old stress fractures to the veneers and minor losses, but this is as one would expect. The top edge moulding has s loss to the left hand corner. All drawer fronts are in generally good order and of good colour. The handles are clearly old but not original. There is evidence of further handles to each drawer front. The sides are in generally good condition. The bottom moulding and bracket feet are all in good order. The backboards are original.
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock with eight day striking movement by Caygill of Askrigg, the case with swans neck pediment above the arched glazed door and with long trunk door flanked by fretwork quarter round columns. Height 220 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The dial is inscribed Cr Caygill Askrigg. The round dowel in the arch is inscribed Henry Gilles Lodge 1771. The mask around the dial does not quite fit. The seatboard is clearly later and not quite deep enough by +/- 0.5 cm. The dial configuration is slightly odd in that there are roundels above the winding apertures indicating that the current eight day movement may not be original to the face (this is pure supposition). The movement winds on both trains. We have both weights. The movement is ticking away and advancing when striking. The pendulum does not appear to be quite the correct fit. The case is in generally good condition. The brass finial is loose as is the carved section beneath the finial. There are some nibbles to the extremities of the swans neck pediment but all dentil work is present. The hood is in generally good order, the door closes correctly. The glass is not cracked. The trunk door is not warped. The blind fretwork to the sides of the trunk door is in good order. The sides of the trunk are in good condition also. The right hand side base fretwork has one small loss. The base itself is in generally good order. The bracket feet are intact. We can see no evidence of any woodworm. Dial width 12”, dial height 17.25"
A George III ebonised bracket clock, by Joseph Barber of London, gilt-brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman numeral hour markers, 3 subsidiary dials and chiming movement, shaped pediment with brass side handles, brass finials and figural and floral brass mounts, movement striking on 8 graduated bells with principle bell, back plate engraved Joseph Barber London, with pendulum, no key, not currently workingFair overall condition and clock not currently working, 2 movement arms visible through back door are rusted, pediment missing main handle, case has a few splits all the way round and back door is missing covering panel, some brass strapwork is bent out of shape, with a few small chips to corners of case, general wear on dial, with pendulum, no key, not currently working, in need of some restoration
A 19th Century mahogany and inlaid pot cupboard, the top with moulded edge over two shell marquetry medallion inlaid doors and single drawer on square tapered legs, 46 cm wide x 40 cm deep x 66.5 cm high together with a circa 1900 mahogany toilet mirror, the shallow domed plate with bevel edge over a three drawer satinwood strung bow fronted base with ivory turned knob handles raised on bracket feet, 60 cm wide x 58.5 cm high
A George III mahogany serpentine-fronted chest, the cross-banded top satinwood strung and with moulded edge over a fitted compartmentalised drawer with writing sufrace over three further long graduated drawers with brass swan-necked handles raised on bracket feet (96 cm W x 54 cm D x 84.5 cm H) CONDITION REPORTS Whilst basically sound, the piece has discolouration particularly to the top front left side. The top also has splits horizontally along the grain and some small areas of loss though the veneers appear to be in the drawer. There is also discolouration to the left hand side as the piece stood in a bedroom with a window facing this side. The right hand side has much better and more original colour though has a split vertically just behind the curved areat to the front pilaster. The front has again some discolouration to the left side and some areas of cracking to the banding and veneers that are loose or have come away and are in the top drawer. The right foot has a horizontal split visible along the front panel. The piece sits upon later modern castors. See image. The fitted drawer has replacement tooled and gilded writing surface and some splits along the grain to the writing surface. The interior sectional area is basic. The slightly bow fronted sliding cover may or may not be original. There is a key with the piece which fits and works - again, whether original is unknown. The other drawers all appear to work and are intact. See images for further details.
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, the moulded and parquetry inlaid cornice over two astragal glazed doors enclosing glass shelving, over two panels decorated with harebell swags and Prince of Wales feathers, enclosing a further shelf raised on ogee bracket feet, 146 cm wide x 62 cm deep x 216 cm high
A 19th Century French red tortoiseshell and brass inlaid boulle work decorated mantle clock in the Louis XV taste, the eight-day movement by Honore Pons & Co, the circular gilt brass dial with enamelled Roman numerals, blue on a white background, the whole with gilt brassscrolling foliate mounts together with the matching boule work decorated bracket, 46 cm high overall CONDITION REPORTS Height of clock 30.5 cm. Depth 9.7 cm. Width approx 16 cm. Bracket 18.9 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 15 cm highClock condition - section of brass work loose to right hand side and section approx 1.5 cm missing. Top of dome - brass section beneath the finial slightly loose. Bracket - with loose section of brass scrollwork top right corner of front and top left of right hand side. Also sections of brass work misshapen and coming away to the base and large scratch to tortoiseshell. See image. Section missing top right of the right hand side. Repair to the tortoiseshell top right of the right hand side. Left hand side - several areas of brass work loose and area of tortoiseshell missing top left. Crack to bottom left of front section. Metal work looks basically sound. See images for further detail.
A 19th Century mahogany oval toilet mirror on a three-drawer satinwood strung bow-fronted base to ogee bracket feet (43.5 cm W x 61 cm H x 19.5 cm D), together with another 19th Century mahogany toilet mirror, the dome-top plate on a three-drawer bow-fronted base (55 cm W x 59 cm H x 23 cm D) and an Edwardian mahogany dressing mirror with rectangular plate on splayed supports (44.5 cm W x 67 cm H)
A late George III mahogany two door cupboard, the cornice with moulded decoration over two twin-panelled doors enclosing hanging space, raised on bracket feet, 142.5 cm wide x 51 cm deep x 182.5 cm high, together with a late Victorian rosewood framed and upholstered nursing chair with upholstered back and seat on square tapered legs to spade feet and casters 52 cm wide x 78 cm high
An impressive William IV silver inkstand, Joseph Angell I & John Angell I, London 1831, the shaped rectangular stand with shell cast border and embossed floral decoration, housing central lidded compartment with taperstick removable cover, flanked to each side by two glass wells with silver covers engraved with 'H' monogram beneath Earls coronet, all raised on four pierced bracket feet, 36cm x 24cm, total weighable silver approx 48oz
A George II walnut veneered dressing chest, the rectangular top 1/4 veneered and inlaid with feather banding above a brushing slide over a drawer with an 'apron' drawer below over a kneehole with a cupboard behind, flanked by three short drawers on each side, on bracket feet, 75cm x 47cm x 77cm highCondition report: Old chips, scratches and dents consistent with age and use, including 1.5 x 1cm on left front of top and back right hand corner and edge of door. Lacking mouldings 13cm on right (back) of the top and 3cm on back left of top
A 19th century, late 17th century style, Dutch walnut and ebonised side tableThe rectangular marquetry top in the style of Jan van Mekeren, after Monnoyer, with a large basket of flowers on a bracket, flanked on each side by bold foliate scrolls with a floral garland linking each side, a bird in each corner, above a conforming frieze drawer with thick 2.5mm marquetry veneer, on tapering cylindrical legs, united by two wavy stretchers, veneered with similarly thick foliate marquetry, with a foliate carved boss in the middle, raised on toupie feet. 114.5cm wide x 72cm deep x 72cm highCondition report: Losses, including sections of marquetry, particularly the stretchers. Restorations including marquetry on top (some later scrolls, patches etc. and later sections including fillets at each end of the drawer. Chips, dents and scratches all-over.
A George III silver salver, John Crouch I & Thomas Hannam, London 1785, of circular form with engraved crest to the centre and with beaded rim, all raised on four bracket feet, 40.5cm diameter, weight approx 60.4ozCondition report: Hallmarks clear, some scratches and general wear in keeping with age, refer to images
An imposing late 19th century, 18th century style, ebonised and gilt metal mounted, three-train bracket clock, with 'flame' finials, applied masks and caryatids, the sides with pierced and relief-moulded sound frets, the 8" foliate engraved, gilded, arched dial, with strike/silent dial in the arch and an 8-day, triple fusee, three-train musical movement, striking on 5 gongs, with a matching bracket, clock 65cm high. With bracket approximately 95cm high. With bracket, pendulum, winder and key (5)Condition report: Back door and frame damaged, especially moulding along the opening edge of the top and right edges. Left side of door cracked and damaged. Working train not operational in vendor's home. Striking train appears to work, as 1-2 o'clock chimes as it should. Overall bracket ok, like clock, apart from minor chips dents and scratches.
A George III silver waiter, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London 1780, of circular form with chased decoration and engraved initials, raised on three bracket feet, 18cm diameter, weight approx 7.6ozCondition report: Hallmarks slightly rubbed, some mis-shape to the rim, general wear and light scratches in keeping with age, refer to images
German walnut-cased bracket clock, (R.M Schneckenburger) having a brass dial with a 5" Roman chapter ring framing a matted centre, within foliate spandrels, the train movement striking on two coiled gongs, stamped "RSM" with a rose, nr 961, with arched dome surmounted with flaming torches, bevelled glazed door over a stepped base on gilt brass feet, approx 27 w x 18 d x 60 h cms
A fine early 18th Century style walnut veneered chest of five cock-beaded drawers with brass plate handles and escutcheon flanked by canted corners, to burr walnut top panel, herringbone nay and cross-banded edge, and the bottom drawer exquisitely decorated with a star burst inlay set in a concave panel, standing on bracket feet. Approx. 114 cms high x 103 cms wide x 50 cms deep. Est. £500 - £800.
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