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Lot 194
Late 17th century mantel or bracket clock by Henry Bradley in Exchange Alley (London), the unsigned 6.25" silvered and brass dial with matted centre, cherub spandrels and date aperture, the six pillar verge movement with repeating lever in ebonised fruit wood and oak case with gilt basket top, c1700. Height 37cm. Condition report: Dial re-finished, various restorations to case and movement but with original old hinges, newer locks, nice escucheons, basket damaged but it's there.Old restoration mounts are worn and damaged but some pieces present. Dial not signed and possibly later. old oak carcass, base has four holes, old nails on hinges.
Lot 154
An inlaid mahogany Edwardian bureau bookcase, stepped pediment over twin astragal glazed display doors with adjustable internal shelves, over a base with fall front revealing a fitted pigeonhole interior with drawers, over a short drawer and three graduated drawers on bracket feet, 210 x 86 x 42
Lot 269
A 19thC bracket clock, in a shaped architectural case with fixed swan neck pediment, fitted above a dome 18cm diameter Roman numeric dial flanked by columns with a blind fret floral decoration, on a platform base terminating in scroll feet, hour striking on a bell, with side key, further key, clock key and pendulum, 45cm high. (AF)
Lot 300
J Bright Saxmundham. A 19thC oak country longcase clock, the shaped cornice surmounted by a brass orb and eagle finial flanked by two further brass finials above an arched trunk door, on stylised bracket feet, with painted 29cm diameter, Roman numeric and Arabic dial with floral spandrels, thirty hour movement with pendulum and weight, 207cm high.
Lot 16
A 19th century mahogany single fusee bracket clock, scroll top, twin gitl brass handles, painted dial with Roman Numerals signed 'Hackler Preston', platform base and stood on four bun feet, height 38.5cm. Condition - generally good, apears to be working correctly (though not sold with any guarantee), dial appears to be re-painted, wear to case including holes to left side, loss/chip to rear door, does not appear to a marriage.
Lot 38
A provincial early 18th century and later oak bureau bookcase of small proportions, the top with six glazed panels, base with fitted interior having sunken well and secret compartments, above four drawers and stood on bracket feet, width 71cm, depth 51cm & height 204cm. Condition - generally very good, various age related wear including old worm holes, scuffs and scratches, various old repairs/alterations including pull out slides and handles, later screws in what appears to be original hinges on drop down front, generally good patina and sturdy, drawers lined in pine, rough sawn back, green stained interior, it is our opinion that the piece was made in the 18th century with some reused wood, hence the grooves in interior and drawer backs, (please note that the buyer should satisfy themselves as to condition and authenticity).
Lot 1050
A William IV silver ink stand, Joseph Angell I & John Angell I, London 1832, the shaped stand with central scalloped chamberstick with foliate flying scroll handle and floral urn shaped nozzle, with matching conical snuffer, flanked by foliate mounts holding a cut glass inkwell and quill holder with detachable floral silver rims, the base with foliate and scroll borders and rose and scroll handles, raised on anthemion and foliate bracket feet, 4in. (10.2cm.) high, gross weight 27.4 tr.oz.
Lot 1057
A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd, first half 20th century, with bevelled glass panels to lift off cover, the base with drawer and bracket feet, the mechanism with eight aneroid segment chamber within lacquered brass armature operating via a system of pivoted levers, marked "Stormograph", comes with original ink bottle recessed into the case, graph charts, the ivorine plaque reads 'Made for C. Werner & Co Pty Ltd, Melbourne by Short & Mason Ltd', cylinder unmarked, 14½ x 9in. (36.8 x 22.9cm.), 8½in. (21.5cm.) high.
Lot 155
A Georgian walnut chest of drawers, probably originally the top of a chest on chest, adapted, the cross and feather banded top over two short and three long graduated drawers, with later pierced handles, within fluted canted corners, on short bracket feet, 37½ x 20½in. (95.25 x 52cm.), 37½in. (95.25cm.) high. . * Provenance: Delmas Antiques, April 1997.
Lot 157
A George III mahogany chest on chest, the dentil cornice over a shallow frieze drawer and four graduated drawers below with the original pierced brasses, flanked by fluted canted corners, the base with a shallow full width drawer over three short drawers and two long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 41½ x 22½in. (105.5 x 57.2cm.), 72in. (183cm.) high.. * Provenance: Colin Dyte Antiques, Somerset, Jan. 1991
Lot 187
A George III mahogany linen press, the cavetto cornice over a pair of fielded panelled doors with incuse corners, enclosing a later hanging Victorian interior with five slides and a recent hanging rail, the shallow two door base with a single adjustable shelf, on bracket feet, alterations, 50¼ x 25in. (127.5 x 63.5cm.), 80½in. (204.5cm.) high.
Lot 23
A Victorian ebonised and gilt brass mounted quarter striking bracket clock, by Winterhalder & Hofmeier, the lacquered brass dial with matted centre and silvered Roman chapter ring, gilt metal urn, scroll and lattice mount to arch, the caddy top ebonised case with flame finials, gilt brass swag and caryatid mounts and carrying handles to the sides, raised on gilt brass foliate scroll feet, the eight day twin train movement striking two coils and signed 'D.R. Patent W. & H. Sch.', 17in. (43cm.) high.. * Provenance: Martel Maides Auctions, 5th Dec. 2013, Lot 812. **The clock is in working order and strikes on a single coil gong on the hours and on two gongs on the quarters.. The ebonised case is in good order with all the gilt metal mounts intact. However, there is a small break in the decorative arched spandrel mounted on the face above the dial and which shows the solder joint. A few tiny nicks and retouches to ebonised case. Finial mounting is a little loose.A few holes to silk inside rear door and part of the edge beading inside the door has popped out - an easy fix..
Lot 254
An antique Swiss multi-fuel cast iron wood burning stove, late-19th / early 20th century, blacked and plated finish, of rounded lozenge section with foliate cast decoration, foliate decorative finial (removable for loading), both glass and iron doors, ash pan, raised on pierced bracket feet, 35in. (89cm.) high, 25in. (63.5cm.) wide, glass in door cracked, together with various fittings and the matching fender, 35¼in. (89.5cm.) long.
Lot 303
A George III mahogany straight front chest of drawers, the moulded top over two short and three long graduated drawers with oak linings, later swan neck brasses and original escutcheons and locks, raised on shaped bracket feet, 43¾ x 21½in. (111 x 54.5cm.), 40¼in. (102.25cm.) high.. *Handles replaced. Original mounting holes do show. Dings marks and scratches throughout. Two spirit ring marks to top, large veneer repair to left hand edge of front, small repair and long piece missing from cock beading from lower drawer, a few other small losses to cock beading Some deep scratches, gouges and other marks throughout. Some small edge veneer chips.
Lot 363
A late-Regency Channel Islands mahogany chest on chest, the flared cornice over two short and three long graduated drawers with the original floral pressed brass ring handles, flanked by strung canted corners, the base with three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet united by a shaped apron, 44¼ x 22in. (112.5 x 56cm.), 75in. (190.5cm.) high, colour faded.
Lot 493
A mid-19th century cross banded mahogany bowfront chest, alterations, the well figured top over two short and three long graduated drawers, with bookmatched veneers and later oval brasses and escutcheons, raised on later shaped bracket feet, 40½ x 20in. (103 x 50.75cm.), 44in. (111.75cm.) high.
Lot 526
A George III mahogany bureau, the cross banded fall enclosing a fitted interior with central shaped panelled cupboard flanked by two fluted columns with secret compartments, four pigeonholes and three drawers to each side, the base with four long graduated drawers with oak linings and original brasses and locks, on shaped bracket feet, 40 x 19in. (101.75 x 48.5cm.), 39¼in. (99.5cm.) high.
Lot 527
Irish (Butler family) interest - A George I walnut chest of drawers, the ogee moulded cross banded top over two short and three long graduated and feather banded drawers, with later 18th century style handles and domed, pierced brass escutcheons, original iron locks, oak linings, the centre long drawer with a bas relief carved armorial for the Irish Butler family of County Kilkenny, dated 1579 and related hand written label pasted to inside of drawer, raised on bracket feet, 38½ x 21½in. (97.75 x 54.5cm.), 37in. (94cm.) high, water damage to top, requires restoration.. * The armorial relates to Richard Butler, Third Viscount Mountgarret, who was born in 1578.
Lot 531
A reproduction George III style inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase, of small proportions, the broken arched top over a single 6 pane astragal glazed door enclosing two adjustable shelves, the cross banded fall with shell patera, enclosing a fitted interior with single drawer and five pigeonholes, over four graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 21¼ x 19in. (54 x 48.25cm.), 76½in. (194.25cm.) high.
Lot 621
A George III mahogany bachelor's chest, the thumb moulded top over a brushing slide and four long graduated drawers, with original pierced brass handles and locks, raised on bracket feet, with key, 32 x 18in. (81.25 x 45.75cm.), 30¼in. (76.75cm.) high.. * Provenance: Mark Blower, Guernsey, March 2006.
Lot 744
A 19th century style mahogany inverted breakfront partner's desk, 20th century, the top with inset red gilt tooled leather (a/f), over a three drawer frieze to both sides, with turned and reeded quarter columns to the angles and two panelled sides, the panelled pedestals with three graduated drawers to one side and a cupboard to the other, the angles with conforming quarter columns, raised on ogee bracket feet, 70½ x 41in. (179 x 104cm.), 30in. (76.2cm.) high; together with a late-Regency mahogany elbow chair with leather seat (a/f). (2)
Lot 784
An 18th century and later oak mule chest, alterations, of small proportions, the hinged two plank moulded top over a faux drawer front, over a single lower drawer, with later brasses, on shaped bracket feet with later iron casters, brass handles to sides, 37½ x 17in. (95.25 x 43.2cm.), 29in. (73.5cm.) high.
Lot 795
A William IV rosewood and marble console table, the inset white and grey marble top with bevelled edge, over a reel and rope twist bordered frieze, with central brass inlaid tablet, raised on two swept bracket supports carved with stiff leaves, berries, rosettes and scrolls, the rear stile supports with scroll brackets, to plinth bases with foliate borders, 44¼ x 20¼in. (112.5 x 51cm.), 29½in. (75cm.) high.
Lot 835
An early 19th century Jersey mahogany longcase clock by Louis Poignand, the eight day movement striking the hours on a bell, fronted by an arched brass dial with silvered Roman chapter ring and centre with engraved foliage and subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed 'Louis Poignand Jersey', silvered strike/silent dial to arch and gilt foliate scroll spandrels, the case with swan neck top with turned finials over a boxwood strung and reeded roundel decorated frieze, on turned pillars, the trunk with lancet arched door flanked by reel turned pilasters, the plain base with short bracket feet and shaped apron, 88½in. (224.75cm.) high.
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