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Lot 77
A GEORGE II EBONY CASED BRACKET OR TABLE CLOCK, signed on the backplate 'Windmills London', the caddy topped case with gilt brass carrying handle above an arched dial with silver chapter ring, subsidiary date, seconds and chime silent dial, two train fusee movement with a series of bells, foliate scroll engraved backplate inscribed within an oval cartouche 'Windmills London' on bracket feet with alterations, 51cm high x 26.5cm wide x 17.5cm deep. See illustration
Lot 467
A George III silver jockey cap caddy spoon, London 1802, makers initials rubbed. CONDITION REPORT: Generally extremely good condition with no repairs and no restoration. The hallmarks are legible with the exception of the first letter of the maker's name. The brim of the cap shows slight undulations as the gauge of the silver is reasonably thin but this is probably to be expected.
Lot 472
A silver tea caddy, with pineapple finial, Birmingham 1902. Width 10 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: 213 6grams. The condition is generally very good. The finial is not loose. The hinge is in good order. There is a solder mark underneath the pineapple finial on the underside edge of the lid but this is probably part of the original manufacture. The lid closes correctly and the side handles are in good order as are the feet. There is no inscription and no significant dents.
Lot 1491
A late Victorian mahogany bowfronted chest of drawers, being boxwood and ebony strung, with caddy top, four drawers with brass drop handles and cockbeading to each drawer front, with shaped apron and raised on bracket feet. Width 84 cm, depth 56 cm, height 82 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The chest of drawers is in generally good condition. The top has numerous old scratches, marks and scuffs that one would expect. There are however no significant losses. There is one small stress fracture to the veneer to the top right hand corner. The polish is a little thin in places. All drawer fronts are in good condition with no problems with the cockbeading. The handles appear to be original. There are no extra handle holes in the backs of the drawers. Having carefully looked at the chest of drawers it is in our opinion not George III but late 19th century.
Lot 151
A mid-18th century oak cased eight day longcase clock by William Coulton of York, the arched brass Roman dial with outer Arabic minute track, matted centre, subsidiary seconds at noon, chamfered date aperture at six, signed, within gilt sea serpent spandrels and Tempus Fugit roundel to arch with winged figure automaton, the case with oversized caddy top hood on turned pillars, over a slender trunk with arched door, on base with bracket feet, 85in. (216cm) high.
Lot 491
A late Victorian mahogany pedestal desk by Maple & Co., the red leather lined top with caddy moulded edge over a long central drawer flanked by two narrower drawers over the two pedestals, each with three graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 54 x 28½in. (137.25 x 72.5cm.), 30in. (76.25cm.) high.
Lot 395
An Edwardian mahogany safe cabinet by the Milner Safe Co., the caddy moulded top over two single panel doors, opening to reveal a Milners cast iron safe with combination lock, over three drawers below with octagonal embossed brass handles, within panelled sides, raised on a plinth base, 22 x 23¼in. (55.75 x 59cm.), 51in. (129.5cm.) high.
Lot 820
A small quantity of silver smalls, comprising a silver handled button-hook, silver pickle fork, silver teaspoons, two butter knives, pusher, small pickle fork, mustard spoon and jam spoon; together with a set of 12 silver coffee spoons, two mother of pearl spoons and a horn caddy spoon, the weighable items 6.85 tr.oz. gross. (qty)
Lot 45
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WELLINGTON CHEST/COLLECTOR'S CHEST of five drawers under a hinged caddy top which reveals lift out tray, the drawers secured with side panels, overall decorated with chequer banding and Tonbridge ware panels depicting dogs, on a platform base. 68 x 46 x 126cm. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition barring split across top and splits to side panels, scuffs and wear, minor losses to veneers commensurate with age.
Lot 317
A single George III silver tea caddy, by Pierre Gillois, London 1766, of bombé shape, the shoulders and edges embossed and chased with scrolling flowers and standing on four scrolled feet, the cover similarly decorated with berry finial, engraved with batwing crest, 14.5cm high, 10.76oz Small solder repair evident inside one shoulder
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