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Click here to subscribeCLARE CROUCHMAN (born 1963); a stoneware tile depicting a door, mounted on board, painted signature, 26.5 x 18.5cm. (D)Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
A FRENCH FRUITWOOD AND BEECH FOOD CUPBOARD, 18th century and later elements, the rectangular top with twin spherical finials above openwork turned spindles to front and sides, an openwork hinged door to the front, above bun feet to the front, with straight back legs, height overall: 65cm, width: 86cm, depth: 44cm
A George III oak longcase clock, circa 1800, in a Jacobean manner, moulded pediment above a 30cm brass dial engraved with Henry Scott Maker, Roman numerals and Arabic minutes, 30 hour movement, monarchy carving on the panel door, trunk and sides, pendulum and weights. 193cm HCondition report: A split to the trunk front and the moulding, broken pendulum with general scuffs and scratches.
A George III period 30-hour longcase clock, circa 1780, moulded pediment above turned columns either side, 12inch brass dial inscribed with Edward Foster, Wakefield (1750-1813), roman numerals and Arabic seconds dial, above a panelled door with quarter column either side, raised on a plinth base. pendulum and weights 208cm HCondition report:Signs of split to the back, signs of dents to the pendulum, the dial is in need of cleaning, general scuffs to the body. Some pieces on back of the dial.
John Smith & Son, Derby, a Victorian mahogany tavern style or railway timepiece, John Smith & Son, Market Place, Derby; where the firm operated a high street retail shop in the late 1800s. The clock is mahogany-cased with a carved pediment & ‘ears’ and a glazed door. It has a 12” round painted dial, high quality, 8 day, weight-driven, timepiece movement with unusual, side-pulley line to carry the weight and a seconds-beat, ebonised rod pendulum. 153cm HCondition Report: Generally good condition, signs of scratches and wear to the dial, signs of loss to part of the arch moulding.
A Victorian ebonised, Burr walnut and cast metal mounted pier cabinet, circa 1860, inverted breakfront shape with metal mounted beading, above a Burr Walnut inlay frieze and satin wood strung, above a single panel door, opening to three tier interior shelves, raised on a plinth base on bun feet. Height 104 cm , Width 79cm, Depth 39cm .Condition Report: In good condition signs of loss to the beading, signs of scuffs and scratches to the base, a split to the top.
A Victorian ebonised & metal mounted pier cabinet, circa 1860 rectangular moulded edge top, satin wood strung, with inset Sevres style porcelain plaques to the centre frieze above a single panel glazed door opening to a three tier interior shelving, brazed on a plinth base, on globe feet. Height 111cm , Width 80cm, Depth 34cm. Condition Report: In good condition with signs of scuffs around the edge. signs of colour loss mainly to the top and to the freeze.
A mid Victorian inlaid burr walnut davenport writing table and music cabinet combined, circa 1860, brass three quarter gallery top, the hinged curved front cover opening to a retractable writing surface with pigeon holes and a well, the lower section with twin columns flanking a central glazed door opening to gilt tooled leather labelled sheet music division, height 103cm, width 58cm Condition report:In good condition with no obvious signs of damage. General wear to the leather on the shelving interior. Glass is later fitted. davenport interior has later fitting and some ink stain.
A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed cups, c.1800-20. To include: Boy on a Buffalo & Bridge, Duck Chinoiserie, Flower Cross, Gazebo, Vase on a Table, Bamboo & Flowers, Palm Tree & Pagoda, Tall Door, Chinoiserie Landscape and Fountain Head: 10 - 13 cm wide. (10)Condition: Hairline in rim of Bamboo, small rim chip to Buffalo and damage to the rims of both the larger cups. Provenance: From the Trevor Kentish collection.
A group of late eighteenth, early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed chinoiserie tea bowls, c.1795-1820. To include: Chinaman with Parasol, Four Figures, French Horn Blower, One Man Insect Willow, Tall Door, Curling Palm, Tall Pagoda, Fig Tree, Gazebo, Conversation. Each: 5 cm tall. (11)Condition: Hairlines to Chinaman with Parasol and Curling Palm.Provenance: From the Trevor Kentish collection.
A VERY GOOD PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY EBONY, ORMOLU AND ENGRAVED BRASS PIER CABINETS, each having a classical design engraved copper frieze over a similarly decorated door, side panels and shaped plinth, both cabinets with ormolu caryatid figures and mounts. 2ft 9ins wide x 3ft 9ins high x 1ft 1.5ins deep.
IN THE MANNER OF GILLOW, A SUPERB BURR WALNUT, ORMOLU AND MARBLE BREAKFRONT SIDE CABINET, the centre section with a well carved frieze over a pair of glazed doors, flanked by concave glazed sides, with a pedestal to each end having a small drawer with well carved mask and foliate fronts, above glazed cabinet door, all supported on a plinth base. 8ft 8ins long x 4ft 4ins high x 1ft 3ins deep.
A GOOD 17TH CENTURY FLEMISH OAK TWO DOOR CUPBOARD, with moulded oak leaf carved cornice, a pair of panelled doors with fluted centre panel and pair of fluted panels to each side, all with ebonised decoration on three leaves, turned and ebonised front feet. 6ft 7ins high x 4ft 10ins wide x 2ft 0ins deep.
SHAPLAND & PETTER, BARNSTAPLE: A POLLARD OAK AND EBONISED THREE PIECE BEDROOM SUITE comprising wardrobe, with dentil frieze above single mirrored door flanked by an arrangement of shelves, cupboard (stamped S & P B to lockplate) and drawers, further drawer to base, 131cm wide 56cm deep 210cm high; dressing table with dentil frieze mirror and bobbin turned uprights, 107cm wide 50cm deep 164cm high; and a pot cupboard, 39cm wide 36cm deep 84cm high
* Repair Garage. A toy garage, c.1930, of wooden construction with main office, 11 storage units each with hinged door and large forecourt, embellished with owners sign for The Circle Garage, proprietor H. Crighton, and with Pratts, Castrol and Shell advertising signs, approximately 25cm high x 76cm wide x 50.5cm deep, together with another toy garage but laterQty: (2)
A George III mahogany and crossbanded linen press, late 18th century, 198.5cm high, 124cm wide, 58cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The panel doors enclosing four slides, these appear to be original - one rail to hold one slide has become detached - it is present with the lot but will require some repair before use.The moulded edge to one side of the top of the chest base is split and cracked and is detached - it is present with the lot but in three main sections there are signs of old glue and previous repair - Dreweatts do not guarantee all elements are present. Polsihed appearance overallSome old splits and cracks, the flame mahogany panels opening and with some lifting. One rear corner is held by tape (as it arrived with Dreweatts)There are no keys, all elements are open, the front door panel is slightly warped and stands proud of the second door The handles appear originalCondition Report Disclaimer
A George III mahogany linen press, circa 1800, the panel doors above an arrangement of two short and one long drawer, 165cm high, 127cm wide, 62cm deepCondition Report: Please note: the measurements were missing form the original description this press is: 165cm high, 127cm wide, 62cm deepInternally this has three slides and one shelf - the slides do not appear to be originalOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses to veneersScuffs and marks, although with a polished appearance it may well benefit form a sympathetic polish in these areasThe handles and escutcheons are possibly original, they are slightly clumsy in appearance The lock to the door appears original, there are no keys to any locks all elements are unlocked at time of report Condition Report Disclaimer
A satinwood display cabinet, circa 1900, the glazed door enclosing adjustable shelves, 187cm high, 67cm wide, 38cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old splits and cracks, some old chips, losses, and replacements to veneers, The door is glazed to the top two thirds, the base with a wood panel - the whole door opens enclosing the adjustable shelves. There is later putty to the interior of the glass, this is probably a later piece in any case. There is no key present, the door is held with masking tape whilst at Dreweatts, the lock is unlocked and is missing the catching element. this would need to be replaced in order to secure the door. The shelves later lined Condition Report Disclaimer
An oak panelled wardrobe in late 17th century style, 194cm high, 240cm wide, 62cm deepCondition Report: Please note this lot is not on view at Donnington Priory, it is available to view at our off-site warehouse approximately 15 minutes drive from Donnington Priory, please book an appointment if you wish to view to avoid any disappointment. Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old splits and chips. Fading to timber in areas. Old filled holes to door and uprights adjacent to doors from where hinges have moved or been replaced. Some evidence of old worm. Some old repairs. Lock to one door is a later addition. No key is present, lock is open. One side with fixtures for shelves that are now lacking. Two of the doors opening to a hanging rail. Some of the joints are opening slightly and not all dowels are flush. Some attention may be required to secure all joints. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A Regency rosewood and gilt metal mounted breakfront side cabinet, circa 1815, 126cm high, 138cm wide, 30cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The top surfaces with marks and staining and spots of wear and loss to the polish, the doors with areas of fading and loss to the polish, this would benefit from a re-polish Some old chips, losses, and some replacements to veneers,The pleating is all later, the inside of the doors are untidy and showing signs of where the panels have been removed previously, this has also been later black painted, some of the internal pegs to hold the shelves are missingSome discolouration to the metal areasThere is a key present that opens the side doors only, the middle door is open at time of report and there is no key for this - the key is later associated and is not the original The mirror back with some minor depletionCondition Report Disclaimer
A mahogany bedside cupboard by HEAL & SON, late 19th/ early 20th century with a panel of faux book binding to the door, 82cm high, 38cm wide, 36cm deep, together with a Victorian bedside table, circa 1850, incorporating faux book binding, 81cm high, 44cm wide, 39cm deepProvenance: Private Collection from a Grade II listed Country House, Oxfordshire The Heal & Son cupboard purchased (as an antique) by the current vendor from Heal's, 13.1.1997 (£1600).
A George II walnut bureau, circa 1735, 102cm high, 98cm wide, 56cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The lock to the fall and the internal cupboard are later, the internal door with a key, there is no key for the fall, in one interior drawer there is a small envelope of veneersThe interior with old marks and stains, the inset with wear and lossesThe handles are almost certainly replacements, Some old chips, losses, and some replacements to veneers and inlays, Old splits and cracksfading and colour variationPlease note: The top of the bureau is 94cm wide, 27cm deep, the measurements given in the catalogue is the widest measurements - incorporating the plinth to the base above the feet Condition Report Disclaimer
An upholstered octagonal wardrobe, early 21st century, by The English Campaign Wardrobe Company and after the designs for campaign wardrobes by Robinson & Sons of Ilkley, the tented facetted body surmounted by a gilt finial, the hidden door enclosing a parcel painted interior with high shelf to the roof cavity and a hanging rail, 263cm high overall, approximately 70cm wide Condition Report: This is approximately 70cm wide, it is 263cm high as cataloguedOverall the condition reflects the lack of significant age or use in a domestic setting - the structure solid and stable The base with some opening to the joints, the paint has lifted in this area Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A French gilt metal mantle clock in Empire style, unsigned, 19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement with outside countwheel and silk suspension with serial number 249 to backplate and with Roman numeral dial, the Neoclassical case surmounted by a globe, quiver and bow and flanked by cupid playing a lyre atop a pillar opposed by a standing male figure, the plinth base with further lyre and festoons above square feet, 50cm high overall Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, wear and dirt, discolouration and loose elements to the case. the cherub to the left hand side is detached and the column in its sections - there is no retaining bolt to hold together and is presented loose in the saleroom. This is how it has been during it's time at Dreweatts. the elements were balanced in place for the photograph. the other figure appears to be lacking his flute.There are two keys and no pendulum, Dreweatts have not tested the movement nor can give any guarantees of whether it is working or give any comments as to longevity. We recommend a full service and overhaul by a professional restorer prior to use. The movement is dirty and with signs of disuse. There is no bezel or rear door to the case. Overall requires repairs and restorations Condition Report Disclaimer
A William IV flame mahogany compactum wardrobe, circa 1835, with a pair of central panelled doors enclosing linen slides above three long drawers, flanked by a pair of full length panelled cupboard doors, on a raised plinth base, 221cm high, 234cm wide, 59cm deep Provenance: Property from a Private Collection Similar models of wardrobe are illustrated in the Pictorial Dictionary of British 19th Century Furniture Design, page 54, with an illustration taken from T. (Thomas) King and dated 1835Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some old splits and cracks, some old repairsThere are no screws provided with the lot, the long doors have hinges but have not been applied t the carcass whilst at Dreweatts - they were balanced for the catalogue image - the smaller doors are secured above the bank of drawers. various elements are present but detached including the floors for the cupboards and the hanging hooks. The central section with some screws poking through the back.There has been some later working, there is a later timber elements joining the internal trays and this hold the door catch. The lock is probably later. The drawers all with original handles. The trays are probably not original. A key is present and operates the lock to the central doors. All other locks are open. The lock to one side door is lacking. Overall this requires some attention before use in a domestic setting. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A Victorian mahogany pedestal desk, circa 1870, the mahogany top with gradrooned edge above the arrangement of drawers and opposing cupboard doors, 78cm high, 152cm wide, 91cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. Handles are old replacements. Some old repairs. Filler used to surface in various places. Section of replacement veneer to two of the drawer fronts. Some additional abrasions to corners near kneehole. Old dowel repairs and section of replacement veneer to areas adjacent to hinges of one cupboard door. No keys present. All drawers are open, the cupboard doors are locked.Top is loose and will require securing, likewise the central drawer is loose and will need securing when the desk is assembled. Leather with the expected scuffs, marks and scratches. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A mahogany and inlaid bureau bookcase, in George III Irish style, late 19th century, the fall enclosing a fitted interior, the central cupboard door enclosing a proscenium arch, flanked by an arrangement of pigeonholes and secret drawers, 203cm high, 78cm wide, 22cm deep Provenance: Private Collection from a Grade II listed Country House, Oxfordshire Purchased by the current vendor from Churchgate Antiques, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, 9.10.1990 (£8400).
A mahogany collector's cabinet, circa 1860 and later, in the form of a pedestal, the lancet shaped panel door enclosing arrangement of 13 graduated numbered short drawers, 83cm high, 55cm wide, 45cm deep Proceeds from the sale of this lot are to go to the British Heart Foundation.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,No key present, the door is open, it is slightly warped and bows out at the foot of the doorThe slides all with impressed numbers to the top of the drawers (almost certainly an original feature). some have the faint marks where labels have been previously to the drawer fronts. some other marks also. the handles all appear to be original, there is some in size and turning but this appears to be due to their hand turned nature. some with old cracks and splitsOne side has an area where the polish has been removed and there is staining and some filler. this would require a clean and a sympathetic polish to correct. Dreweatts can offer no technical advice on this. There is no glass to to the drawers and no clear evidence of ever having had had glass. Condition Report Disclaimer
A mahogany breakfront open bookcase, mid 19th century and later adapted, 187cm high, 230cm wide overall 58cm deepCondition Report: Please note the measurements were missing from the description online and in the PDF catalogues - the measurements are: 187cm high, 230cm wide overall 58cm deepMarks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips, losses, and replacements to veneers, some of the teeth to hold the supports for the shelves have split and chipped Overall with a polished appearance As catalogued this has adaptions, this appears to have been a wardrobe previously that has had the rails removed and the arrangement of shelves later placed. there are some scuff marks to the base which appear to have been left by the original door. There are also the holes from the hanging rail being attached to the sides.Please refer to additional image for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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