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Click here to subscribeAN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL DESK TIMEPIECE, UNMARKED, VIENNA, LATE 19TH CENTURYthe oval clock with watch movement surmounted by a figure of a stag, the case enamelled to interior and reverse with tavern scenes, the figural stem modelled as young Renaissance hunter resting on his spear and holding a bird aloft, the domed base painted with further tavern scenes, on three grotesque mask feet21.5cm high
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN ENAMELLED SILVER DESK TIMEPIECE, EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe engraved stepped rectangular base decorated in multicoloured basse-taille enamel, set with a panel of lapis lazuli supporting two split pearl-mounted hippocampi and a triton chained to a silver-mounted rock crystal snail shell fitted with the watch movement, movement signed Anton Hiebner in Wien, struck with an 1901-1921 Austrian control mark and two post-1893 French import marks9.5cm long
A Victorian mahogany partners pedestal desk, by R. LOADER, LONDON, circa 1880, the gilt tooled red leather inset above an arrangement of eleven drawers, the opposing side with three drawers above a pair of cupboard doors opening to sliding trays, 76cm high, 122cm wide, 83cm deep Several of the drawers bearing indistinct makers stencil ‘R. LOADER …..Manufacturer …..LONDON’
A Victorian mahogany twin pedestal desk, circa 1870, the top with inset writing surface above three frieze drawers and each pedestal with three further drawers secured by a Wellington type pilaster, the pedestals stamped with a serial number 51089 and 59089 respectively, 80cm high, 123cm wide, 70cm deep
A George III mahogany tambour front cylinder desk, of large proportions, shallow three-quarter gallery, the interior with sliding plateau with inset tooled and gilt leather writing surface, pigeon holes and small drawers, long drawer to frieze, brass swan neck and drum-shaped handles, the latter embossed with lion masks, tapered square legs, brass castors, outlined with ebony stringing, 106cm high, 138cm wide, c. 1810
‘Myra Villa’ a red brick painted Dolls House with contents, 1897, painted red brick façade, pitched roof with chimney, three large double glazed windows, smaller bay window and steps leading to brown hinged front door with lion head knocker, red painted sides and back with carry handles, and A.W.Payne Builder in black paint to top left of façade, the front opening in two sections to reveal four rooms on two levels with original papers to walls and floors. Sitting room with Waltershausen writing desk, octagonal table, side cabinet and stand with long mirror, upholstered sofa and four matching chairs with tassels, lead hanging chandelier with five bulbs and shades, gold painted soft metal stand with decanter and six glasses, and a mantel clock. Kitchen with wooden dresser, and bench table, wooden coal hod, china plates and sauce bowl with simple blue decoration, three mugs, plaster joints of meat, strainer and tinplate sowing machine, fork, spoon and scissors. Bedroom 1 with elaborate soft metal bed and piano, wooden dressing table, soft metal cabinet, cuckoo clock with string pull action, picture and rug. Bedroom 2 with two soft metal beds and dressing table, tin bath tub, oval mirror, two pictures and rugs. 33” (84cm) tall, 26” (66cm) wide and 10” (25.5cm) deep.
A Beswick Laurel & Hardy cruet set, with removable head sections on an inverted figure of eight base, polychrome decorated, printed marks beneath, 13cm high, a Burleighware acorn serving dish, a miniature Doulton Lambeth Slater's patent vase and a Union Insurance Company advertising glass paperweight desk stand. (a quantity)
An early 20th century oak child's desk with ceramic ink pots and brass covers, to turned tapering supports and cross stretchers, containing a variety of children's vintage games, a c1950s teddy bear, a vintage doll and a panda, also a child's Windsor-style oak chair with wheel-back centre splat to outswept tapering supports and cross stretcher (3).
Edwardian fiddle back mahogany and satinwood banded kidney shaped kneehole desk, having a gilt tooled brown leather inset top over a configuration of four flame mahogany small graduated drawers at each side flanking a central kneehole drawer, each with cast brass ring handles, raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 121cm, depth 64cm, height 77cm
A mahogany and boxwood strung clerks desk, 18th century and later, with low gallery back above a slope front and gilt tooled leather skiver revealing pigeon holes and four short drawers above two boxwood strung frieze drawers and raised on square tapering legs joined by an H-stretcher, 70cm wide, 52cm deep, 101cm high
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