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Lot 534
Cologne, c.1520 AD. A rectangular stained glass window panel with segmented border in a lead-alloy frame, painted irregular panel with standing bearded figure holding the hem of his cloak with one hand and resting the other on the frame of a door; suspension rings to the upper corners. 340 grams, 29.1cm (11 1/2"). Ex central London gallery; formerly with Jean-Emmanuel Prunier, 22 September 2002, lot 1. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Lot 585
15th-16th century AD. A substantial pair of wooden door-jambs or uprights with carved detailing of a sinuous tree, representing the biblical passage concerning the lineage of Jesus 'et egredietur virga de radice Iesse et flos de radice eius ascendet' ('And there shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a branch shall grow out of his roots', Isaiah 11:1, KJV"). 12.1 kg total, 1.2m each (47 1/4"). Ex central London gallery; acquired in USA trade, 2002. [2, No Reserve] Fair condition.
Lot 32
REPRODUCTION OAK FURNITURE, 2 ITEMS - a Dutch top dresser with single central cupboard door to the base, 193cms H, 93cms W, 39cms D and a two-piece standing corner cupboard with upper leaded single glaze door and twin lower cupboard doors with carved linenfold detail on corner bracket feet, 187cms H, 71cms W
Lot 58
THREE VINTAGE CHINA DISPLAY CABINETS to include a single door oak example with railback and interior cloth covered shelves, 108cms overall H, 59cms W, 29cms D, an Edwardian mahogany line inlaid example with single beaded glazed door and interior wooden shelves, 109cms overall H, 56.5cms W, 27cms D and an oak corner display cabinet with railback and carved detail, single glazed doors with glass interior shelves on ball and claw feet, 115cms H, 75cms W
Lot 7
19TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN RAILWAY STATION LONGCASE CLOCK - pine cased architectural style having a wooden tiled pitch roof top with carved apron over a substantial case with glazed circular dial door flanked by three quarter round pillars and central door over a chamfered and shaped base with the pillar detail repeating, 14in circular dial set with Roman numerals and single wind aperture before a replacement brass single weight pendulum driven movement, weight, pendulum and keys included, colossal 259cms H, 73cms W, 39cms max D
Lot 75
CIRCA 1840 MAHOGANY LONG CASE CLOCK - the dial marked 'S Clarke Sandsley', arched top moon face dial with painted spandrels depicting Peoples of the World, the dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials before a twin-weight pendulum driven bell strike movement (pendulum, weights and winding key included), within a well presented mahogany case having broken swan neck pediment, single arched glazed door with flanking turned pillars over a shaped top trunk door with reeded side detail on a stepped base with corner bracket feet (care needed one foot loose), 230cms H, 60cms W
Lot 191
A Victorian walnut side cabinet with a brass galleried top and a single glazed door, raised on a plinth base, 65cm wide x 38cm deep x 98cm high together with an art deco walnut drinks cabinet, 62.5cm wide x 42cm deep x 108cm high and a collection of glasswareCondition report: Both with veneer lifting, surface marks and scratches, no major damages
Lot 224
A 17th century style continental walnut cabinet adorned with carved cherubs and fruiting vines, having two doors with an antique steel lock and key above a single drawer with lions mask handles and raised on ebonised turned bun feet, 182cm wide x 73cm deep x 195.5cm highCondition report: Possible element originally 17th century, much of the carving looks later as well as elements of the carcass, the feet later, minor repairs and marks, lock movement works but doesn't connect to the pins on the other door at present
Lot 269
An antique pottery timepiece 19cm high together with a pair of flower decorated blue ground vases of gourd form, 31cm highCondition report: The clock with cracked dial and movement in need of a clean, the door not shutting securely to the body, the movement untested; the vases with some wear to the gilding, minor marks and craquelure to the glaze
Lot 375
An early Victorian mahogany converted commode cupboard with a lifting top, panelled doors and plinth base, 66cm wide x 52cm deep x 79cm high and a small oak bookrack, 53cm wide This item was removed from No. 2 Polstead Road, Oxford, the childhood home of TE Lawrence of Arabia Qty: 3Condition report: Commode with split to the panel on the door, both with surface scratches, marks and wear due to age and use, cupboard door knob with a chip missing
Lot 407
A hardwood table top cabinet with lifting door and labelled 'Cash's Frillings, Any Length Cut', 52.5cm wide x 31.5cm deep x 33.5cm high together with an antique pine iron bound box, 48cm wide; a pair of brass door handles and a brass rail originally from The New Theatre, Oxford; a pair of wall lights with pressed glass shades and a vintage lawn edger (8)Condition report: The Cash's cabinet with marks to the outside and later drawers within, the pine box in used condition, the remaining items as found
Lot 502
An early to mid 20th century mahogany compactum style two door wardrobe by 'Innovation' with hanging space to one side and drawers, compartments and a hat stand to the other, fitted with a mirror to the inside of one door, 141.5cm wide x 67cm deep x 197cm highCondition report: Minor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use, loss to the front lower left corner of the door, further minor marks
Lot 159
A very well engineered and documented scratchbuilt live steam model of a 1.5 inch scale Fowler Showman's Road Locomotive by Don Unwin of Cambridge (completed in 1943). Silver medal winning model traction engine, sold with the hallmarked medal awarded by 'The Model Engineer' at the 1947 London Exhibition. Together with other diploma awards from other societies and photographs from the 1950s/60s. Plus glass display cover and carrying case. 2 cylinder double crank compound 2-speed engine with working governor, mechanical lubricator, injector, hand pump, dynamo above smoke box extention. Removable canopy with twisted brass columns and 'Thurston's Electric Amusements' along both sides. Body painted in red and lined out in yellow. 'Hercules' nameplate above smokebox door. QGC-GC, significant running wear and paint loss/chipping. Scorch marks round boiler and general cleaning required. Motion turns freely. Please note it is understood the model has not been steamed since the 1960s and is sold without a boiler certificate etc. It is therefore sold as a collector's item only. £1800-2600
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