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Lot 1294
Early 20th century Art Deco style oak bedroom unit with single drawer above cupboard door above long drawer and one other similar oak unit (2)Condition Report3 Drawer unit: H101cm x W51cm x D42cmCupboard unit: H106.5cm x W75.5cm x D45cmScratches and dents throughout.Some splitting at bottom joint of cupboard unit.
Lot 226
A French brass cased carriage clock,the dial, front and sides painted in enamels with cherubs, birds and figures in landscapes, the gorge case with all-over engraved decoration, the movement striking the half hours on a gong and with repeat mechanism, stamped 'B' in a circle on backplate,17cm high to top of handleThis mark is often found on carriage clocks and has been associated with Jules Brunelot.Condition report: Chip to bottom left corner of door glass, wear to gilding on enamel in various places and 15+ tiny red dots lost to the side panels. Both barrels wind up, strikes and repeats but balance wheel reluctant to go for very long. Probably needs a thorough clean. Porcelain plaques appear from from cracks, however have some light surface wear, scratches and rubbing. Some cabochons lost. Please see additional images.
Lot 228
An oval brass strut clock,19th century, of Cole type, the silvered dial and case with all-over engraving,14cm high, in a red leather hinged caseCondition report: Dial numbers worn. Crack to glass near base, burred screw heads at back, two re-bushings, one empty hole, back plate worn with words almost rubbed away by regular winding. Surface marks to back door by catchCase with verdigris to hinge and scratch marks to base. Ring to top distorted
Lot 230
An Aesthetic Movement walnut and marquetry-inlaid cabinet,c.1900, decorated all-over with flowers and foliage, birds and dogs, centred with a single door and drawer set between various galleried shelves, above a fretwork detailed frieze and raised on a cupboard base,99cm wide36cm deep171cm highCondition report: Minor damage and repair to fretwork. Fading, surface wear and discolouration. General knocks, splits, surface wear and scratches.
Lot 298
A George II burr elm and rosewood crossbanded kneehole desk,the top with re-entrant corners, over a long frieze drawer and six short drawers around a central kneehole door, on bracket feet, the sides with brass carrying handles,85.5cm wide48cm deep76cm highCondition report: Re-polished and re-finished.Splits to the top.Later handles and hardware.Sides with splits.Feet probably later.Fading and discolouration. Knocks, splits, patches and repairs to veneer.
Lot 302
A Regency mahogany side cabinet,the panelled doors, with integral reeded pilasters, enclosing adjustable shelves, on turned feet, 110cm wide49.5cm deep99cm highCondition report: Minor wear. Overall good colour, repaired splits and patches to top.Some small splits to sides, scratches and wear throughout.Joints solid. Wear to interior.Doesn't appear recently re-finished Door actions ok.
Lot 34
A walnut cased bracket clock,19th century, by Reid & Auld, the five-pillar movement with twin-chain fusee, strike/silent lever, striking the hours on a bell, the silvered dial and backplate inscribed 'Reid & Auld Edinburgh 1305', the dial also inscribed 'Wilson & Co. Mooltan' at the bottom, the case with scrollwork top, glazed side panels and oval pendulum viewing window, on a plinth base,28cm wide21.5cm deep53cm highCondition report: Clock has been altered at some stage. There are several features that appear to have been changed - the brackets securing the movement have been blocked up and there is an odd hole in one of the brass pieces. Some screws with burred slots, various vacant and filled holes in back plate, current pendulum functions but doesn't fit into travelling bracket. Dial needs cleaning, top of case has repairs to mouldings, front door with loose top hinge and three small filled in hinge end, hinges reset, name at bottom of dial partially obscured by wood surround. Inside woodwork of case appears crude.
Lot 4
A Dutch marquetry cabinet on chest,19th century, the upper section with a single glazed door opening to reveal shelves, over four graduated drawers on hairy paw feet, decorated all-over with foliate designs, 115cm wide75cm deep190cm highCondition report: Cracks, knocks and old repairs polished in dents and marks, glazing complete.
Lot 450
A George III mahogany longcase clock, c.1770, the dial signed 'Lassel, Park', eight-day striking movement, an arched brass and silvered dial with moon phase and date, the hood with swan neck break-arch pediment, two wood ball and spike finials and verre églomisé panels, the trunk with a shaped top long door, to a panelled and staged base, on ogee bracket feet,56cm wide28cm deep228cm highCondition report: The movement hasn't run for some time and is dusty, the moonphase has been disconnected and the feather is missing from the pendulum. The two finials are later and there is no central finial. There are cracks to one of the verre eglomise panels and an old repair to the arch of the hood door.
Lot 63
A mahogany cased bracket clock,by Thos. Hale, Sydney, the five-pillar movement with twin-chain fusees, striking the hours on a gong, the silvered dial with engraved spandrels and inscribed 'Thos. Hale, Sydney', the case with bevelled glass to top and sides and silvered brass bevel to the front door, over an ogee moulded base on shallow bun feet,24.5cm wide17.5cm deep32.5cm highThomas Hale (1814-1883) was born in Kent and emigrated to Australia. Records show that he was employed as a watchmaker and jeweller in Sydney from 1847. The following year he advertised his own business as goldsmith and watchmaker at 168 Elizabeth St. Sydney. By 1850 he was in King St., and in 1851 at 496 George St. Condition report: Small chips, knocks, splits and losses to veneer.Small chips to glass in places. Probable repair/replacement to feet.Label within door shows that it has seen a degree of repair/restoration at some point.Wear and fading to case. See additional images.
Lot 70
A pair of George III satinwood and crossbanded pier cabinets,in the manner of Thomas Sheraton, each with a white marble top over a shaped front, with a single door opening to reveal shelves within, raised on short turned legs, the front and sides decorated with painted roundels depicting classical figures amongst scrolling foliate motifs,75cm wide30.5cm deep89.5cm high (2)Condition report: Marble tops: Ill fitting, probably later, one with repair to rear underside, the other with a split from the rear underside forwards.Both with minor chips to edges.Cabinets: One with old repair on upright opposite the door lock.They will sit readily in a home as they are.
Lot 92
STAG MINSTREL BEDROOM SUITE and a matching telephone seat, eight pieces to include gent's two door wardrobe, 178cms H, 128cms W, 60cms D, lady's two door wardrobe, 178cms H, 96cms W, 60cms D, triple mirrored dressing table, 127cms H overall, 120cms W, 46cms D, three small over two long drawers chest, 71cms H, 82cms W, 47cms D, single drawer bedside chest, dressing stool, double bed headboard and a single drawer telephone seat with upholstered pad, various measurements the latter
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