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Lot 66
An early 19th century French oak box seat settle, with frieze drawer and cupboard flanking a box seat with central rising lid, W.6ft 2in. D.1ft 8in. H.3ft 2in. Condition: Overall of even mid brown tone although a little matted perhaps slightly bleached to the top, planking to the top and the seat has seperated and would benefit from clamping up, small stains, scuffs and water marks to the top commensurate with use, original lock, working key present for the cupboard door, panelling to cupboard door separating on the left side, a few old cracks and splits running down the sides, fair wear and tear to the feet
Lot 169
AN 18TH CENTURY STYLE OAK JOINT STOOL 43cm wide x 27cm deep x 47cm high together with an early 19th century spindle back kitchen chair, a marble topped pot cupboard and a 19th century mahogany wine table (4) Condition: joint stool good; occasional table scuffs and wear, chip to the corner of one foot; kitchen chair spindles a bit loose; pot cupboard scratch to the front of a panel door, minor scuffs to the plinth
Lot 214
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK the 14 1/4" painted arched Roman dial signed Jos. Bates, Huddersfield, with subsidiary seconds and date dials, village scene to the arch and with floral spandrels, the hood with swan neck pediment, turned pillars over a short trunk door and panelled base, complete with pendulum, two weights and key, 226cm high At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot This in no way indicates a good condition Please contact the saleroom for a full condition report
Lot 291
AN EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK the oak case with later chip carved decoration, the brass dial with decorative spandrels and ring turned winding hole, the silvered chapter ring signed William Green of Milton, and with a single train movement, 50.5cm wide x 28cm deep x 209cm high overall Condition: the case probably associated, moulding missing from the top section of the door, chip carved overall, the movement seemingly recently cleaned and restored, the case in need of some restoration, the movement in good condition, the case in moderate condition
Lot 297
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN WALNUT BEDROOM CHAIRS with pierced arching backs and rush seats, 76cm high together with a bijouterie table with satinwood inlay, 58cm wide x 76cm high and a small glazed hanging corner cupboard Condition: the bijouterie table with usual marks, dents and scratches due to age and use, some staining to the red velvet lined interior, seemingly reasonable condition overall, the chairs with repairs and damages and in moderate to poor condition, the small corner cabinet with cracks to the door, marks and staining
Lot 305
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CASED BRACKET OR TABLE CLOCK with arching case and carved and turned finials, fluted outset classical columns, plinth with carved decoration and all on carved feet, the gilt arching dial with pierced spandrels and with silvered chapter rings to the slow/fast and strike/silent dials, the main dial with roman numerals, signed 'Dent, Cockspur Street London', the movement striking the hours and half hours on a gong, 32.5cm wide x 21.5cm deep x 40cm high Condition: the case with traces of paint from wayward decorating, cracks to the veneer of the arching upper section of the case, some bleaching to the upper section, the fretwork sides with faded silk behind, the movement with thick plates and of good quality, the gong not fixed in place and lacking fixing nut, the clock without keys for the case or to wind the mechanism, the clock also lacking hour hand, some loss, marks, dents and scratches to the case overall but especially to the key hole of the front door and with a small loss to the wood of the case to the right hand side of the arching front door
Lot 306
A BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK OR TIMEPIECE with enamel dial, unsigned, 9.5cm wide x 8.2cm deep x 18cm high with handle up Condition: the clock with marks and scratches due to age and use, some wear to the lacquer and possibly replaced knob to the rear door, seems to run but no guarantee of permanent working
Lot 307
AN ORIENTAL HARDWOOD HEXAGONAL FLOOR STANDING DISPLAY CABINET with glazed sides, the panel base with single cupboard door, 58cm wide x 183cm high Condition: the modern cabinet with minor marks, dents and scratches due to use, of late 20th or early 21st century manufacture, the top section enclosing light fittings for display but in need of rewiring
Lot 322
A SMALL COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATER CHINA to include a pottery sauce tureen and cover, a pair of New Hall tea bowls, an early 19th century Derby coffee can, two green glass wine glasses, a Dresden ornamental vase and cover (knop lacking), a Herend porcelain box and cover, a small alabaster ornament, two Meissen salts and a painted cast iron punch door stop etc Condition: various chips, marks and damages overall; the Meissen salts with scratch marks through the cross swords marks; the alabaster doves and a bird bath with losses and damages; the Herend porcelain box and cover in good condition; the Derby coffee can with wear to the gilding otherwise good; the New Hall tea bowls, one in good condition, the second with a small chip to the rim; the sauce tureen and cover seemingly in reasonable overall condition; the Staffordshire pen stand with cracks and damages particularly loss to the chimney of the house; the pottery basket cover and stand with handle detached and in need of restoration; the cast iron punch door stop with losses to the paintwork overall
Lot 360
A CONTINENTAL ROSEWOOD CYLINDRICAL MARQUETRY INLAID TABLE with pierced brass galleried top, the inlay depicting a chinoiserie scene of a boat on a river before a temple, the sides with three panels depicting vases of flowers, one panel with opening cupboard door, all standing on cabriole legs united by circular galleried undertier and terminating in brass feet, 38cm diameter x 79cm high Condition: faded overall otherwise generally in good condition
Lot 504
AN EDWARDIAN CYLINDER BUREAU BOOKCASE in the Georgian manner, with swan neck crest over glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves within, the cylinder bureau with fitted interior, leather inset pull out slide, all over three long drawers and standing on bracket feet, with boxwood stringing and satinwood crossbanded decoration overall, 100cm wide x 51.5cm deep x 229cm high Condition: some minor damages to the moulding of the cresting at the top right front edge and corner, one glazing panel bottom left to the left hand door cracked and in need of replacement, handle to the cylinder reglued and with traces of glue, further marks, dents and scratches due to age and use, some slight bulging to the veneer to the right hand side, possibly in need of repolishing, moderate overall condition
Lot 529
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TWO DOOR WARDROBE the twin panel door over a deep drawer and plinth base, 134cm wide x 57cm deep x 197cm high Condition: the wardrobe in need of restoration with some losses, marks to the polished surface overall, the drawer with later scumbled decoration, losses to the knob handles of the drawer, poor condition overall
Lot 548
A GEORGE I WALNUT EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK by William Moore of London, the case with quarter veneered door with crossbanded border and moulded decoration, the hood with blind fret work banding and pilaster columns, the 12 inch brass dial with subsidiary second hand, signature plaque and date aperture to the matted centre, and with mask decorated spandrels to the corners, the movement striking the hours on a bell, 51cm wide x 27.5cm deep x 217cm high Condition: marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use, the plinth base almost certainly a later addition, the plinth with inserted newer timber to the rear, the door with slight loss to the moulding top right corner, the lenticle a later insert, the interior of the door with an ivorine label for Percy Webster 87 Great Portland Street and with a further Percy Webster paper label stating that William Moore was apprenticed in 1693 to Ben Johnson, small loss to the crossbanded veneer at the top of the bracket just below the hood on the left hand side, the hood with lock lacking to the front door, signs of restoration to the structure and possibly later inset glass sides, the movement seemingly in reasonable condition but in need of a clean, complete with two matched cast iron weights, winding key and a pendulum
Lot 595
A CHAPEL LANTERN with Gothic style decoration and with wrought iron bracket, the lantern 38cm square x 80cm high, the bracket 81cm deep x 60cm high Condition: damage to the glazing to one side, loss to the fretwork decoration to the front door, generally in need of some restoration, the bracket with oxidisation and in need of repainting
Lot 138
A BOX CONTAINING A NUMBER OF BADGES, BUTTONS AND OTHER ITEMS OF A WWI INTEREST, including a pair of fibre Dog tags and a WWI Victory medal named to J28988 F.H.Howlette, A.B.R.N., the dog tags relate to 6032129 R.W.Lewis, the box contains an Air Raid Warden metal door sign, various Regimental Cap badges and buttons/pins Scouts, Life Boys etc, a small white metal shot cup in a box from the Orient Line
Lot 370
A QUANTITY OF CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND RELATED ITEMS, comprising a boxed 6ft snowing Christmas tree, six nets of scented pine cones, ten boxes of eight medium size crackers, four boxes of eight small crackers, two artificial wreaths and a garland, two jumbo crackers, a Santa sack, a door mat, twenty packs of napkins and approximately eighteen garland decorations (boxed and loose)
Lot 430
TWO BOXES OF SUNDRY ITEMS, etc to include a small tin of geology samples, rechargeable screwdriver set, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths entree dish (missing handle), large Walker and Hall goblet, tub of assorted keys, vintage bakelite door knobs, ceramic door knobs, Victorian engraving of Warwick castle etc
Lot 1000
A 1973 TRUIMPH STAG 3.0 LITRE V8 AUTOMATIC CONVERTIBLE CAR WITH COUPE HARD TOP FINISHED IN WHITE, this car was first registered 21/11/1973 and has four previous keepers, the unverified mileage shows 93636 miles, the last tax disc in the window show 11/02 and the MOT certificate corresponds with that date, V5C and one key present, Registration number PNX 976, the white paint work shows signs of a dated restoration (condition report: the car is in pretty good condition with just a couple of chips and a couple of rust blisters on both front wings, the rest of the paint work could do with a power buff as what appears to be oil marks, shows dark stains on the top coat, the bright work shows signs of minor pitting and the hard top has rust under the rear screen and above the sills at the front, the soft top appears to be a more recent replacement and is in good condition apart from the discolouration of the rear plastic screen. The interior is black vinyl and in pretty good condition with no apparent rips or scuffs, the door cards are good with a later speaker fitted to each, the radio is not the original either and the dashboard looks in good condition to. The wheels appear to be the original five spoke alloys and the tyres look ok, our team put air in the tyres in February when it was transported from the garage of one of our house clearances where the car looks like it had been stored for quite a while and they still hold air. The engine bay looks fairly clean and the Truimph engine doesn't show any major rust or major oil leaks, we haven't tried to start the engine but it turns on a spanner, there are signs of fairly recent service parts, the fuel filter looks new, hose clips look new. The stromberg carburetters look like they have been cleaned and the Lucas ignition, battery (although flat) and HT leads look very recent. The boot contains an array of spare parts mostly still in their original boxesCondition Report At a polite glance a little brown and flakey. Being serious it does show signs of rust and pitting but I could'nt see any holes although I have'nt tested to see if it willhole. The rear bushes are very degraded too
Lot 1202
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND STRUNG INLAY DRESSING CHEST WITH TWO SHORT, TWO LONG DRAWERS AND TWO SMALL DRAWERS TO TOP, width 106cm x depth 48cm x height 149cm together with a similar two door washstand and a walnut two door wardrobe with two drawers, width 91cm x depth 46cm x height 187cm (3)
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