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Lot 379
An early 19th century oak and mahogany long case clock case on a plain cut corner base with applied and ridged decoration, leading to the trunk with applied ribbed brass topped Corinthian columns and a shaped door, the hood with similar columns, a round aperture and a brass decorated swan neck broken pediment, centring a brass eagle, the painted round dial for W Nicholas, Birmingham, 215cm high (no movement, weight or pendulum)
Lot 398
An early 19th century mahogany long case clock, the enamelled dial named for Roberts/Taunton, painted with vignettes of shells, the gilt metal hand cut as a thistle within a sphere, the glazed hood with broken pediment and giltwood sphere finials, flanked by columns, the case with reeded sides, door and base, inlaid with satinwood stringing, on stepped plinth base, with mechanism, pendulum and two weights
Lot 400
A reproduction George III style mahogany glazed display cabinet, of canted D-section, with geometric astragals enclosing two adjustable glass shelves, with integral lighting, below moulded plinth, carved with arches, the lower cupboard with carved dentil frieze with panelled door, on moulded plinth, with key, 112cm high x 126cm wide
Lot 401
A reproduction George III style mahogany glazed display cabinet, of canted D-section, with geometric astragals enclosing two adjustable glass shelves, with integral lighting, below moulded plinth, cared with arches, the lower cupboard with carved dentil frieze with panelled door, on moulded plinth, with key, 112cm high x 126cm wide
Lot 432
A mid 19th century long case clock, the cross banded and box wood inlaid mahogany body with short door, the hood with open swan neck pediment with eagle surmount, and fluted brass capped column supports, the arched painted dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, enscribed Geo Lewton, Kingswood, the eight day movement striking on a bell, with weights and pendulum, 216cm high
Lot 436
A Victorian mahogany music cabinet, late 19th century, with a foliate carved pediment above a shelf with mirrored back, the fall front glazed door revealing velvet lined shelves, labelled for 'Sacred', 'Songs' and 'Various', above a carved pull out cupboard, with assorted 10" records, including the mikado and Yeomen of the Guard, 126cm high x 49cm wide x 41cm deep
Lot 491
A G-plan modular unit, circa 1980, retailed by E Gomme, of canted rectangular section, on triangular base, with a top unit with glass shelf and two wooden shelves, with two door cupboard flanked by two corner shelf units, with gilt metal strips fitted for electricity, 195.5cm high x 190cm wide x 109cm deep
Lot 640
A late 19th century slate and marble mantle clock, the drum shaped top with enamel dial and brass mechanism within glazed hinged door above pendulum, in glazed bevelled case, flanked by scrolls inlaid in marble and engraved with leafy branches, on stepped rectangular plinth, 38.5cm high x 31cm wide
Lot 710
A 'Warmink' (Dutch) Grandmother long case clock, veneered in burr walnut, 20th century, the brass and steel dial with bacchic and figural applied spandrels, calendar, with musical chimes, with arched rectangular glazed hood with gilt metal spine finials and Corinthian column supports, pierced gilt metal side panels above a glazed front door revealing pendulum and weights, on ogee bracket feet, 174cm high x 39cm wide
Lot 317
An early 19th century oak longcase clock, circa 1830, by Joseph Wilson of Stamford, painted arch dial depicting a turreted building, possibly Wothorpe Towers, flowers and gilt highlights to the corners, cream dial with black Arabic numerals and minute track, subsidiary seconds dial, gold 8 day twin train four pillar movement chiming on a bell, crossbanded case with shell inlaid door, 48 by 24.5 by 205cm high.
Lot 2450
Attributed to Francis Bullock of Thame - a late 17th century walnut cased longcase clock, having re-gilded 9" square brass dial, with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, twin winding holes for a brass eight day five-pillar movement, having maintaining power and striking on a bell, the narrow case with fruitwood inlays and boxbase, h.207cmCondition report: The whole has clearly had significant alterations – please see images.Whole backboard is later.Clock stands well.Mouldings around door are possibly later.Colour good and veneers complete, appears recently polished.Dial fits case quite well but not perfectly.Dial has been re-gilded.Appears to be a dial marriage.Lock over winding holes work, but appears to be replacement.Seatboard is later.Cheeks reinforced.Door inscribed Francis Bullock Thame.Movement has been over-hauled but appears all original – no inexplicable holes etc.Bell is modern replacement.Carcase is pine with oak backboard.Minor warping to door but it fits well.Minor traces of old inactive woodworm.Consigned from a local private clock and watch collector who has moved overseas.
Lot 2505
A Sheraton period mahogany and inlaid inverted breakfront sideboard, the top with satinwood crossbanding and ebony and boxwood chequer stringing, the sides with twin cupboard doors with oval crossbanded fielded panels, the central bowfront frieze drawer over fan marquetry inlays, the whole raised on moulded and square tapering supports, w.168cm, d.66cm, h.90.5cmCondition report: The whole stands well.Of good, rich and consistent colour.Top with fine 15” split to back right corner.Left hand side doors with veneer blistering and loss.Right hand door with vertical split.Right front panel with horizontal 9” split.Some minor veneer losses / repairs.Typical age wear but otherwise good.Brass escutcheons are old replacements.Provenance: Consigned from a local deceased estate, being descendants of Robert Heath (of Robert Heath & Sons, founders of the Biddulph Valley Colliery and Iron Works) who resided at Biddulph Grange between 1871-1922, and direct descendants of the Earls of Denbigh of Newnham Paddox.
Lot 2517
A late Regency rosewood breakfront side cabinet, having an associated ledgeback over a plain frieze, four later mirrored doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the whole with gilt metal mounts, w.183cm, d.41cm, h.94cm (excluding ledgeback)Condition report: Stands well.Mirror inserts are later.No signs of a previous superstructure.Central right hand door warped at top.No signs of woodworm.Interior dimensions – centre 26.5cm, sides 22.5cm.Some gouge marks along rear area to top surface.Edged veneers missing from each side at back.Large notch cut out at top back area of right hand side panel.Shaped areas cut out from bottom of each side to fit skirting board.Colour good and original.
Lot 2492
In the manner of Jupe - a Regency style mahogany radial extending dining table, all raised on four ring turned columns to square cut outswept supports with brass caps and casters, dia.185cm, h.72cm; together with the original five section leaf cabinet with panelled door and brass carry handles, w.48cmCondition report: Stands well, is level and strong.Colour match good.Solid top.Central area with some fine and light surface scratches only.Leaf cabinet door reluctant to open.Un-extended dia.127cm.
Lot 2449
George Priest of Norwich - an early 19th century mahogany droptrunk wall clock, having a signed white enamel 15" dial with Arabic numerals, single winding hole for an eight weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case with panelled door, h.120cmCondition report: Clock runs.Name not stamped to brass movement.With pendulum but no key.Case good, recently polished.Shrinkage split to reeded bezel.Minor chips to dial but generally good.
Lot 2456
A George III mahogany longcase clock, the London case having a domed hood, stop-fluted pilasters flanking 12" unsigned arched brass dial, the arch with engraved silvered disc depicting Cupid, brass cast mask corner spandrels, silvered chapter with Roman and Arabic numerals, rolling date dial and subsidiary seconds dial, matted centre, twin winding holes for a brass eight day five pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case having arched panelled door with ogee mouldings to a boxbase, h.206cmCondition report: Foot coming away from boxbase.Small moulding loss to door.Moulding losses around glass side panels on hood.Veneer loss to hood.Colour good.With weights and pendulum.Dial, movement and seatboard appear all original and seem to belong to case.Modest tarnishing to dial, otherwise good.
Lot 2516
A Victorian burr walnut and marquetry inlaid credenza, having gilt metal mounts, the serpentine glazed doors enclosing velvet lined shelved interior and flanking centre four-quarter veneered door, marquetry inlaid with a vase issuing flowers and foliage, the whole on shaped plinth with further gilt metal mounts, w.154cm, d.43cm, h.104cmCondition report: No signs of woodworm.Top excellent and of good colour.Some fading to front.Gilt metal mounts all complete.Door good, no splits and only very minor warping.Key for each outer drawer and both locks function.No key for central door.Overall a very good example.
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