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Click here to subscribeA late 19th Century American Walnut cased Wall Clock, the rectangular cushion moulded case, to a single panelled glazed door, enclosing an 8” painted dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands, over a reverse painted on glass coloured print, to a twin weight, 30-hour Jerome & Co movement with anchor escapement and strike on a coiled gong, height 26”
A late 19th Century Walnut cased Vienna style Wall Clock, the overhanging cornice surmounted by a pillared gallery with ring turned finials flanking a composite rearing horse, over half ring turned and baluster columns, to a cushion base with further inverted finials, to a two part Roman composite chapter ring, with outside minute track and embossed floral brass centre, with further black painted hands, to a spring driven movement with anchor escapements, strike on a coiled gong, height 55”
A LATE 17TH CENTURY FRUIT WOOD CHEST PROBABLY NORTH EUROPEAN having a twin panelled drawer above a two door cupboard of cushion framed architectural moulding within a wavy ribbed border, the interior fitted with three graduated oak drawers with ring handles, on compressed bun feet, 112cms wide x 98cms high.. See Illustration
A pair of Japanese bronze mixed metal and enamel vases, circa 1900, of baluster form each with cushion moulded neck and appllied with yellow and green enamel lozenges to the neck above raised decoration of butterflies and gold and silver coloured flowers insized two character signature marks, 16.5cm high (2)
Hugo Lonitz, a late 19th century majolica candelabrum, the four leaf scroll moulded light nozzles below a knight's helmet, the winged lion below supporting a shield on a circular cushion plinth with a band of alternating acanthus and cabochons in mauve, impressed fish mark, 57.5cm high (R) (2)
Two 19th Century Oak Stands; one a reel stand surmounted by a pin cushion on a baluster centre stem leading down to a midway pin dish raised above a moulded base with reel holders 12 ins (30 cms) high. The other with a fretted circular platform on a centre stem above a dished base with corresponding slots and a guilloche carved edging band. The stem enriched with leaves and surmounted by an acorn finial, 9 ins (23 cms) high.
A Collection of Three 19th Century Turned Walnut Reel Stands; A two-tiered example surmounted by a pin bowl on a baluster turned & ebonised centre stem with two graduated platforms of reel holders terminating on squat bun feet, 10½ ins (27 cms) high. Two smaller examples with pin cushion tops and reel holders surrounding baluster columns leading down to round bases, one 6 ins (15 cms) high on bun feet, the other 4 ins (10 cms) high.
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Oak Chest of Drawers of diminutive proportions. The twin plank top measuring 19¼ ins x 27½ ins (49 cms x 70 cms) above a moulded cornice and three long graduated drawers; each having two cushion front panels with brass knop handles flanking decorative lock plates. Standing 25½ ins (65 cms) high on bracket feet.
A 17th Century Oak Moulded Chest of Drawers. The top measuring 36 ins x 21 ins (91 cms x 53 cms) with a moulded edge above three long drawers hung on side runners; each having twin cushion-front panels divided by pairs of split spindle turnings with half round mouldings to the horizontals. The moulded base raised on block stile feet, 33 ins (84 cms) in height.
A Large 17th Century Oak Coffer. The plank top with cleated ends measuring 61 ins x 26 ins (155.5 cms x 66 cms) above a gadrooned bulge front frieze with decorative lock plate . The cushion-fronted geometric moulded front panels centred by elliptical bosses with pairs of split barley twist mouldings applied either side of inlaid vertical chevron bands to the muntins and stiles. 31 ins (79 cms) high.
A Late 16th Century & Later French Oak Dressoir. The top section having a moulded cornice above a carved frieze raised by fluted columns with scroll capitals. The fielded panel doors with face mask carvings, the central panel having a figure in a recessed arch, with two cushion front drawers below. The lower open section with carved cartouche back, foliate carved brackets and fluted columns rising from the deeply moulded base on squat bun feet. 45½ ins (116 cms) wide, 60 ¾ ins (154 cms) high, 19½ ins (49.5 cms).
A Fine Early Georgian Walnut Armchair of generous proportions. The back covered in needle-work tapestry depicting a scrolling foliate cartouche bordering a panel of birds. The elegantly sweeping scroll knop arms raised on curved supports leading down to the wide upholstered seat with velvet clad swab cushion. The cabriole legs connected by turned H-form stretchers and terminating on pad feet, 42 ins (107 cms) high, 32 ins (81 cms) wide and 23 ins (58 cms) deep.
A Good 17th Century Oak Enclosed Chest Circa 1670. The upper section having a shallow dentil moulded frieze drawer above a deep drawer hung on side runners with fine geometrically moulded panels enhanced with dark veneers flanking a central tabernacular panel, and adorned with split spindle turnings and fretted appliqués either side. The base section having two cushion front doors enriched with intricate geometric mouldings and enclosing three long drawers with ring handles. 46 ins (117 cms) wide, 25½ ins (65 cms) deep and 46 ins (117 cms) high.
A Fine Charles II Oak Dresser of good colour and patination. The single plank top with deeply moulded edge above three geometric moulded cushion front drawers, with brass heraldic crest escutcheons. Standing 31 ins (79 cms) high on baluster turned legs, 88 ins (224 cms) wide and 21 ins (54 cms) deep.
A quantity of china and glass etc. to include a Cloisonne incense burner of bulbous form, pair of miniature Staffordshire style spaniels, two etched brass shell cases dated 1917, an oriental bowl, a Quimper saucer and miniature porringer, a metal pin cushion in the form of a shoe, silver plated table basket with pierced rim, brass ink stand of squared form on quadruple supports, five Italian tin glazed style plates decorated with various fruits a brass kettle with amber style handle and a trivet
An early 18th century walnut veneered cabinet, the moulded cornice with a cushion drawer, the two doors opening onto an arrangement of drawers about a central herringbone strung door with an internal nice that removes to reveal secret drawers, within and without. Restoration. Later stand with turned supports and a single drawer. Width 43ins., height 67ins.
An Anglo Indian buffalo horn workbox, the slightly domed and radially veneered lid and fluted sides over a sandlewood carcass, the underside of the lid with a hinged flap with ivory lac border, on bun feet, 33 x 26cm; an Anglo Indian ivory veneered sandalwood pin cushion, both early 19th c (2) ++Both with losses and some lifting of the veneers in places, heavily encrusted with dirt and grime having been stored in an attic or similar. Restorable, the workbox lacking one of the four feet.
A Regency rosewood-grained beech bergere, the padded back with low arched top and having overscrolled arms on reeded uprights, on conforming legs with brass castors, 108cm h, early 19th c ++In entirely original condition with numerous paint scratches and knocks, some localised old worm damage. In 19th c perhaps the original, but very damage scarlet hide with matching buttoned cushion and squab
A William IV grained rosewood couch, the scrolled arm carved with a leaf and volutes, having padded back and on turned legs with brass castors, 85cm h; 186 x 61cm ++Some worm damage in the rail, retaining the original horse hair padded back, cushion and bolster, the upholstery in very poor condition. Entirely free from any later alteration or restoration
A 17TH CENTURY STYLE CONTINENTAL ROSEWOOD NARROW CHEST on stand, the chest with moulded cornice above an arrangement of eight wavy moulded cushion drawers, with brass escutcheons, the stand with pierced scroll carved frontal and side aprons, raised on bun and barley twist, turned and stretchered supports, with brass mounts, 30" 60" high (see illustration).
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