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Click here to subscribeA George IV mahogany and oak 30 hour longcase clock the foliate and rose painted arch dial with a minute aperture and marked JAS AULT, Belper, inlaid with stringing throughout, the hood with broken arch pediment and fluted column supports, the oak and mahogany banded trunk with fluted quarter corner columns, on low bracket feet 220cm high
A late 17th century stained walnut and upholstered armchair Probably Spanish the arch shaped padded back and seat covered in tulip head patterned fabric, the moulded scroll arms on tapered column supports above conforming legs joined by a moulded shaped X-form stretcher, (some elements to base later)
A George IV period rosewood side cabinet the moulded pointed arch superstructure with two graduated shelves on column supports, the top with a central edge above a cushion moulded frieze with a long drawer, above a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing a central associated shelf, flanked by columns to the corners and on a plinth base 112cm wide, 163cm high, 50cm deep
A William IV period mahogany combined games and work table the swivel foldover top revealing a baize inset playing surface, above a dummy drawer and real drawer with a lined divided interior and a work bag, on a U-form tapered column support with quadriform base and flattened bun feet 44 cm wide, 71 cm high, 32 cm deep
* A mahogany three tier whatnot, early 20th century, with three quarter gallery top upon turned supports, 89 x 50 x 30, together with a painted torchere stand with reeded and half turned column, 165 x 31 cm, a walnut occasional table, 19th century, a set of four painted folding tablesand a brass table base, (A/F), (5).
Pens/Pencils: a column type combined dip pen and pencil, a column pencil, a 9ct gold column type pencil and dip pen combined, a small gilt reeded pencil by Mordan, a miniscule gilt pencil with turquoise enamelled beads, an engine turned gilt dip pen, an unmarked dip pen in the form of a quill and a reeded, gilt dip pen (reversible) inscribed 'Mrs Hutchison, 12 Kensington Gardens Terrace'. (8)
A pair of George III 'out of period' cast candlesticks, on gadrooned and stepped, square bases, with knopped and tapering columns, spool shaped capitals and detachable square nozzles, engraved armorial on the column and crest on nozzles, by John Scofield, London 1792, approximatley 8.5in (21.6cm) high, 38oz. (2)
Royal Association: A pair of substantial Edwardian photograph frames, oblong with shaped pediments, supported each side by a column with floral garlands and lower frieze of thistles, roses and shamrock, each surmounted by an oval cartouche with the Royal crown finial (one detached), one chased with the monogram 'VM' for Victoria Mary, the other decorated with the Prince of Wales's feathers and 'HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE', heavy metal backs and easel stands, one frame containing a black and white signed print of the Prince of Wales, future King George V, the other with Princess of Wales, his future Queen, Mary, each print signed 'India 1905-6', by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1905, 18in (45.8cm) high. (2)
A Fine Quality Mid 19th Century Porcelain & Ormolu Clock Garniture Set. The flared clock case having a porcelain inset front with a ring of Roman numeral cartouches encircling a scenic centre panel depicting woman gathering flowers & cherubs with dove signed Klaktenberger, Regent Street, on a cobalt blue ground enriched with gilded Neo-classical foliage. The broken arch pediment festooned in a garland of flowers and surmounted by the bust of a classical goddess raised on a scotia with sphinxes sat proudly either side of the breakfront base. The whole mounted on a velvet topped giltwood stand with ribbon twist moulding, 16 ins (40 cms) overall in height. The candelabra each having two candle cups projecting either side on foliate scroll arms with a central tapered painted porcelain column surmounted by an urn finial and leading down to conforming giltwood stands, 15 ins (38 cms) high.
A Fine George III Mahogany Reading Table. The revolving rectangular top rising on an adjustable ratchet support with candle slides swinging out either side. The stop-fluted centre column having a globular knop with ribbed band above three outswept legs terminating on pointed pad feet, 24 ins (61 cms) wide, 17½ ins (45 cms) deep and 30 ins (76 cms) high.
A Rare 19th Century Yew-wood Three Tier Dumb Waiter. The well-patinated shelves having reeded sides and raised on decorative turned spindle supports. The triform base having a large blade & baluster turned column and unusual swept flat feet. 48 ins (122 cms), 12¾ ins x 21 ins (32.5 cms x 53.5 cms).
A Fine Quality 19th Century Mahogany Revolving Piano Stool, possibly Gillows. The round upholstered adjustable seat screwing down onto an edge moulded base with breakfront detailing and well carved paterae heading the three lavishly swept legs leading down to voluted terminals enriched with sprays of crested acanthus leaves and raised on small bun feet. The pierced & moulded triform connecting stretcher centred by a tapering fluted column.
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