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Football programmes, Reading FC, 1966/67 (72), first team & RESERVE issues, homes (26) & aways (28), inc. aways v Maidenhead, Hendon FAC, Leicester LC (4 pages), Watford LC (4 pages) etc, sold with 18 single sheet home reserve programmes inc. Cardiff Res Fr, Chelsea (CC & Comb), Arsenal (CC & Comb), Southampton, West Ham, Ipswich, Tottenham etc (League programmes gen gd, Res programmes mostly with one punched hole to top edge and some with team changes and writing) (72)
An ash and elm Windsor armchair, 19th century, the comb back above a solid seat and cabriole legs to the front, 92cm high Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Various old splits and chips. Evidence of old worm. Slight movement within joints but structurally solid overall. Old nail repairs made to ends of both arms. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A Swiss mahogany and simulated rosewood musical box, Nicole Freres, circa 1890, playing a choice of eight airs via a pinned brass cylinder and tuned steel combs, the movement driven by a single wound spring drum mounted on a gilt iron bed beneath a hinged glass internal cover, with selection levers to the sides, the comb stamped by the maker, the lid with applied printed and hand written tune sheet also printed for the maker and inscribed Gme. 3322 and serial numbered 47091, the case of typical rectangular form with marquetry inlaid lid, 14cm high, 45cm wide, 21cm deep Provenance: The estate of Christopher and Rosemary WarrenCondition Report: The case with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, it has been repolished,The teeth all appear to be intact, the action works at time of report, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the action and full functionality - we recommend getting it inspected by a professional clock restorer. the winding handle slips when winding - the teeth not always engaging the crankthe internal glass is not opening at time of report, there are old splits and cracks to the wooden corners, it probably should have a leather thong to aid opening - this is lackingThere is no case key present The tune sheet and the mechanism both numbered 47091 Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A large 19th century Swiss cylinder music box, the 28cm drum single comb, crank winder, stop, play, change and repeat levers, in a rosewood veneered case with musical inspired decals, cast iron carry handles, no maker's marks, case length 70cm, height 28cm. CONDITION REPORT In going order at time of testing.
A 19th Century Swiss musical box, the case re-furbished and with restoration enclosing a single cylinder movement with five bells in sight, No'd. 8251, 55.5 cm wide x 33 cm deep x 30 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The piece appears to be in working order though is a little slow and dirty looking which will no doubt affect the playing action. Arguably therefore requiring a clean. The comb has damage to one tooth which has been repaired and there is an end of another tooth missing and the fine spike end of another missing. The case has had damage, repair and restoration in the past but is now basically sound - arguably in need of further sympathetic restoration.Works but in need of some tlc. Areas of mould - two teeth broken, one at the top, one at the base. One tooth is missing a tip.
VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT TRAVELLING VANITY CASEwith mother of pearl cartouch to the cover and escutcheon, the interior cover with removable mirror and small storage compartment behind, the fitted interior containing a selection of white metal topped dressing table bottles and jars and glass topped scent bottles, the two rectangular trinket boxes with engraved decoration to the cover, two of the small round jars with silver covers, the interior with lift up section and side pin locked drawer revealing three silver handled button hooks, a silver handled shoe horn and a silver mounted comb
A Bells-En-Vue Musical Box Playing Eight Airs, By B. A. Bremond, Serial No. 16878, circa 1877, playing a good selection of Scottish and folk airs, single-section comb and bell comb extreme-right, with six finely engraved tuned buffet bells in ebonised interior, sepia Greiner tunesheet, in part veneered case - 22'' wide, the cylinder 13''.. all teeth and tips are present, works however sounds terrible
A Cylinder Musical Box By Nicole Freres, Playing Eight Scottish Airs, serial No. 52242, Gamme No. 2488, with double-spring motor, single-section comb bearing late company stamp, on reeded gilt bedplate, company transfer, dustlid, bleu-de-faune tunesheet, in good beech case with inlaid lid - 19in. (48cm) wide, the cylinder 8.1/4in. (21cm) Footnote: One of the last cylinder boxes made by Nicole Freres, the serial number places this after the last entry number noted in the well-respected and followed dating chart as researched and compiled by the late H. A. V. Bulleid.
A Forte-Piano Musical Box Playing Six Airs, By Bremond (Acc.-Greiner), Serial No. 37103, circa 1887, with single-spring motor, two-part Forte-right comb, on reeded cast gilt bedplate in ebonised interior under dustlid, brass control board including instant stop, lacking tunesheet, in part veneered case - 21 1/2'' wide, the cylinder 13''.
A Rare Symphonion Style 256, 14.3/4-Inch Disc Musical Box, no. 365653, with duplex combs, blued comb screw washers, titled blacked reeded bedplate, oak soundboards, in architectural carved oak and mahogany veneered fielded panelled case, plinth with quartered bobbin-turned friezes, full-column corners, start/stop to front-centre, courting couple colour on silk study with Symphonion titled mint-green velvet rondo surround inside the lid, raised fielded panel top with stained fruitwood floral inlay (minor repairs), with 24 period discs - 19.1/2in. wide.
A Voix-Celeste Musical Box, Probably By B. A. Bremond, serial no. 10119, playing six airs, with the central 15-note organ having double bellows, two-part comb, single-spring motor, on reeded cast bedplate, red stained control board and fretted back dustlid, with ebonised sound-frets and later-made fret panels for the sides (loose), in part grained case with slight-domed lid bearing large geometric inlay with painted enamel, stained fruitwood and hardwood inlay, with kingwood crossbanding, repeated to the front - 21.1/2in. wide, the cylinder 10.7/8in
Mixed Lot: dressing table wares to include three piece silver and green enamel brushes, Birmingham 1936, George V silver and tortoiseshell mounted brushes, Birmingham 1919, three WMF plated brushes, hand mirror and comb, together with a scent jar with a silver and tortoiseshell screw lid (a/f)
Mixed Lot: silver backed dressing table wares to include two hair brushes, two clothes brushes, a large glass powder bowl with silver lid, hand mirror and odd lid, silver framed comb, silver handled button hook and shoe horn, together with a cased silver egg cup and plated spoon, also a cased silver preserve spoon (qty)
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