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Lot 382
A Victorian walnut davenport with a pierced tray-top gallery above a fitted interior enclosed by a hinged sloping lid with gilt-tooled leather writing surface, a pen-drawer & four graduated drawers to the right-hand side, mock-drawers to the left, all with turned knob handles, on carved cabriole front legs with ceramic castors, 22” wide x 33” high x 23” deep.
Lot 266
A 19th Century Victorian mahogany library reading club armchair / arm chair. The chair with button back rest with cushioned arms having ornate carved detailing. Overstuffed seat cushion with serpentine frieze all raised on small cabriole legs with white ceramic castors. Measures approx; 94cm x 68cm x 62cm.
Lot 518
A large 19th Century Chinese Oriental ceramic urn vase of baluster form having a lipped rim with waisted neck and shaped handles. Gadrooned body and roundels throughout with all raised on a circular foot. Finished in blue tones. Unmarked. No signs of visible damage. Measures approx; 60cm x 22cm diameter.
Lot 165
A collection of clock parts to include escapements, keys, pendulums, dials and further items together with a set of seven ceramic door plates, a small group of miniature instruments, a silver plated basket and further itemsClock parts in used condition, instruments missing strings, door plate with small surface marks
Lot 167
A group of copper moulds to include lobster shaped, fish shaped, rabbit shaped, cat shaped and further, together with a large ceramic tray decorated with parrots, with brass handles, 78cm wideMoulds with surface marks and scratches, tray with crazing to the glaze all over and small roughnesses to the glaze
Lot 200
A set of mahogany library steps with integral slide out commode, the steps with lift top and slide out panel to reveal ceramic bowl, on turned feet, 45cm wide x 79cm deep x 67cm highDents, marks and scratches all over consistent with age and use, significant damages and repairs to the commode bowl, chips to the turned legs, some cracking to the front edge of top step
Lot 76
A brass pierced decorated fender 131cm wide x 30cm deep x 15cm high together with a brass mounted metal coal scuttle with wood effect decoration, 40cm high and an earthenware glazed ceramic jar stamped 'Tamworth', 40cm high (3)Fender with some small dents but in good condition; coal scuttle not of very solid construction; jar with surface marks and scratches
Lot 122
Collection of vintage items / curios to include Weetabix ceramic bowl, Sarson's vinegar advertising chalkboard, a selection of vintage hangers, a milkman 'please leave' sign, a Hovis loaf tin, a shopping list board, two bonnet stands, a 'Little Mothers Sweepwell' toy hoover, etc, circa 15 items
Lot 184
Collection of curios to include three ceramic Wedgwood graduated jugs depicting Dickens characters, the largest approx 15cm in height, a ceramic Limoges plate with metal surround, a Bretby plaque with Oriental / Japanese design approx 38cm x 24cm, three decorative boxes, a Bristol blue glass vase approx 12cm in height, a decorative picture frame and a hallmarked silver moustache brush in original leather pouch
Lot 504
A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY The morocco leather backs and seats buttoned, the seat rails of two chairs stamped 'T. WILLSON 68 GREAT QUEEN STREET LONDON', the later brass cappings of the casters stamped 'CLARKE & TIMMINS' each 90cm high, 48cm wide, 61cm deepFor a related chair see Susan Stuart, Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840, vol. I, pp.218-221, pls. 200 and 202. This design of this lot of chairs relates to a set of 'Handsome Mahogany Chairs' made for Lord Bolton of Hackwood Park in 1813 by George and Richard Gillow of Oxford Street. In the Christie's 1998 Hackwood catalogue introduction, Anthony Coleridge emphasised the advanced style of the Gillow chairs supplied in 1813 (plate 200) and pointed out the interlaced scrolls in the crestings, the dished top rails and reeded turned tapering legs... are all features expected on chairs of the 1820s and 1830s, but not as early as 1813.The well-regarded furniture retailer, broker and appraiser Thomas Willson is first recorded in directories at 68 Great Queen Street, London in 1821. After his death in 1829 the firm was continued by his wife Mary and son Matthew until it ceased in 1854.Clarke & Timmins, cabinet and brass founders, fl. 1877-86, are recorded at 10 Soho Square, London and works, 28 Exeter Row, Birmingham Condition Report: There are some marks, scratches, chips, splits, abrasions consistent with age and use, some to the extremities and edges.There is a slightly opaque quality to some areas of the 'varnish' of the wood including the areas that have knocks.There is evidence of worm including to the seat rails.The brass cappings and brown ceramic casters are late 19th century. There is some later staining to some seat rails, with some later corner blocks.The upholstery has various later woven fabric border trim applied with some traces of glue. The leather is aged and dry with creases, rips, scuffs and wear.Please note we have not inspected the frame beneath the upholstery and can't comment on the condition and originality of this area.Please refer to the additional images for a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 593
AN ITALIAN CARVED OAK 'THRONE' CHAIRIN THE MANNER OF BRUSTOLON, LATE 19TH CENTURYCarved with winged figures and dolphins111cm high, 80cm wide, 69cm deep Condition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.Overall the oak has a dark stain. There are losses including chips to some protruding areas including the toes, edges of flowers, scrolls. Some joints have opened including to the arms and back and platform base - sectional construction joints. There is some evidence of worm including to the internal seat rails.The feet have some scuffing and recessed cream ceramic casters.The upholstery is red velvet with some creases. There is a brass stud style border applied in an amateur manner. The edges of the fabric are unfinished and slightly uneven, with signs of previous upholstery tacks. The upholstery is loose and uneven.We are unable to inspect areas covered in upholstery and so cannot comment on the condition and originality of these areas we are unable to see.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
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