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Lot 497
Sale Item: CAST METAL DOOR STOP Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%
Lot 586
C19th walnut veneer Longcase clock, with square hood, below a broken arch pediment, to a silvered and ormolu decorated dial, subsidiary dial, twin winding holes and date aperture, RUBEN LAMUDE, in CHARD, complete with 2 weights, pendulum and winder, 210cmhigh (condition in need of restoration. some joints loose, some damage, old worm holes to base, door lock and key in working order) PURCHASERS: PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY. COLLECTIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - CALL 01793 861000.
Lot 151
A Regency brass hanging lantern,of tapering hexagonal shape, with Prince of Wales feather finials, an opening door and brass chains,52cm high50cm across at topCondition report: Chains and rose both later replacements, likely some glass non-original, however some show signs of wavyness.No wiring.Please view additional images.
Lot 163
A large Victorian oak bookcase, c.1870, the pediment with turned finials and lion masks over the glazed upper section, with four glazed doors separated by relief carved pilasters over cupboards beneath, on a plinth base,260cm wide50cm deep280cm highCondition report: Shelves of various dates and with various mouldings. Splits to two of the door panels, one with a butterfly tied repair. Some carved elements appear to be later additions. The carved shields and finials possibly later. Pilasters do not match up with lion mask carvings, possibly due to alteration or embellishment. Watermarks to top. Sides free from splits. Sliding doors do not operate as they should, appear to fowl on cornice.
Lot 394
Attributed to John Vincent Stephens (19th century)Peggoty's boat house, Great YarmouthSigned with initials l.r., pen and ink14.5 x 22.5cmCharles Dickens visited Great Yarmouth in 1849 and the town became the main setting for his autobiographical novel, 'David Copperfield'. An upturned boat used as a house provided the inspiration for Peggoty's house. A print of this image entitled 'Peggoty's House' was recorded in Norwich Museum.Condition report: Not framed. Pen and ink on cardboard. The cardboard is discoloured and there is a dark vertical streak in the discolouration to the left of the keel. A dark spot of dirt on the door, which could be black ink. Some light scattered foxing. A tiny raised bump above the boat, corresponding with a large scratch in the cardboard verso.Two tiny pale flecks close to left edge, possibly from water flecks. Very light scratch lower centre. The mount frame has been stuck directly onto the cardboard, and it is not framed
Lot 545
A table clock by William Robins of London,late 17th century, the arched brass dial with a silvered chapter ring, strike/silent and mock pendulum aperture, supporting a twin-train repeating and striking movement and an engraved backplate, in an ebonised caddy top case with pierced brass sides and gilt metal feet, the reverse of the dial is on an engraved map plate,53cm highCondition report: Small carver moulding missing to dial door.Old repairs to eboniseing on hood.Rear door warped, lock missing.Damage to ? above lock.Brass frets missing to rear door.Wear and tear.
Lot 590
A George I walnut dome top bureau cabinet, c.1710, with arched cornice, candle slide and mirrored door to the top half, enclosing a shelved interior with pigeonholes and small drawers, the base with a fitted interior enclosed by a fall and four long drawers, brass handles, on bracket feet,71cm wide52cm deep206cm highCondition report: Evidence of movement to the veneers on the lower right hand corner of the fall, later cast brass handles and evidence of a missing finial to the cornice.Evidence of movement to the veneers on the lower right hand corner of the fall, later cast brass handles and evidence of a missing finial to the cornice.Plate does not appear original.Splits and losses.Some areas of repair. Knocks and scratches.Evidence of treated woodworm. Repair/alteration to feet. Brassware replaced. Appears to have had relatively recent professional attention. General wear and repair throughout.
Lot 597
A large mahogany breakfront library bookcase,19th century and later, the stepped cornice above five astragal glazed doors, over five re-entrant moulded panel doors, all raised on a plinth base,335cm wide51cm deep231cm highCondition report: Door panels loose in pieces and require attention. Constructed from early 20th century bookcase with late 20th century wings added. Knocks and dents throughout. Glazing appears free from damage. Will require attention to be rebuilt properly. Left side with inch long addition to back edge.
Lot 684
An ormolu mounted tulipwood(?) bracket clock/timepiece on bracket,19th century, the dial inscribed 'Payne 163 New Bond Street London' and with individual white porcelain numerals and a single fusee movement, the door with dragon mount, on a matching wall bracket with presentation inscription: 'To The Rev. John Garbett A.M. Vicar of Harborne, Hon'y Canon of Worcester and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Manchester, lately Rector of St Georges, Birmingham and Rural Dean, From the Clergy of Birmingham 1858', the case with cherub surmount,55cm highCondition report: Tarnishing to original gilding in many places. Clock ticks. Veneer/carcass split in places, particularly on sides.
Lot 1007
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bijouterie display table:, of kidney shaped outline, crossbanded in satinwood, bordered with boxwood and ebony lines, the glazed panel top within chequer strung and moulded surround, the front enclosed by a glazed panel door cabriole legs, 70cm (2f t 3 1/2in) wide, 71cm (2ft 4in) high.
Lot 1009A
An Edwardian inlaid satinwood display cabinet:, the dentil moulded cornice above crossbanded frieze over central shaped bar glazed door flanked by bow glazed panels to either side, above two short drawers with quarter veneered panels to either side, raised on tapering legs terminating on spade toes, 128cm. wide, 182.5cm. high.
Lot 1012
An oak Arts and Crafts bookcase by Gustav Stickley:, the three quarter galleried top over single bar glazed door enclosing shelves raised on end supports 89cm. wide 142cm. high (remains of label to back states for Gustav Stickley, Craftsman Workshop, Eastwood, New York. New York Showrooms, 29 West 34th Street)
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