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Lot 546
18th Century brass dial 30 hour longcase clock, Thomas Cox, Cromhall, the 11-inch square dial with matted centre and Roman chapter ring with inner quarter hour track and single steel hand, the spandrels with crown and cherub supporters, the oak case with flat hood, turned columns and long door on plain base with plinth, 195cm high
Lot 2170
A George III George Washbourn of Gloucester mahogany and marquetry inlay cased eight day longcase clock, circa 1780, the hood with a shaped pediment and three brass eagle and ball finials, brass mounted turned pillar columns, the door enclosing a silvered chapter dial and gilt spandrels, eight day calendar date movement, the case inlaid with floral marquetry, 240cm high, (pendulum and two weights) Note: George Washbourn of Gloucester - recorded 1738-1811 One of a large dynasty of clock makers, thirteen in all working in the 18th/19th Century
Lot 2235
A George III oak floor standing corner cupboard, circa 1780, moulded cornice, above a glazed door opening to three tier shelves with one small above, fitted with three frieze drawers in between another panel door cupboard opening to a two tier shelves, raised on carved bracket feet. 212cm H
Lot 2265
A late Victorian Collinson and Locke walnut breakfront library bookcase, circa 1895, made in London, the upper section fitted with four glazed doors with glazing bars, enclosing adjustable wooden shelves, the base section having four four-panel doors, each door with panels carved with stylised floral symmetrical motifs, the whole raised on bun feet, 263cm long, 206cm high, 47cm deep
Lot 2304
A 19th Century Biedermeier three part birds eye maple and ash veneered secretaire. The upper section with stepped serpentine cornice flanked by draught turnings, the concave centric door flanked by bowed side doors, figured cylinder revealing sliding writing surface and fully fitted interior of drawers and cupboards. The centre with pair of turned pillars, three drawers under block feet. 120cm wide, 206cm high. C1830
Lot 1671
RICHARD HORNBY OF OLDHAM; a 19th century oak cased longcase clock, the brass dial with applied filigree decoration to each corner and central moon phase, set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, height 204cm.Additional InformationThe right segment is loose and could be glued back in place, though there would still be a split, re: general condition, not tested and there is no guarantee of working order, some quite heavy marks and blackening to the dial, hands probably replaced, spandrels similarly replaced, the glazed door to the movement possibly replaced again, there is a matching colour to the columns, this feels quite heavily varnished, there is the additional usual general wear and tear throughout with some chips, loss to mouldings, tarnish to brass, scuffs and scrapes, the right hand column is very loose in its fitting, the visible part of the moon phase also appears very dirty.
Lot 1783
An Arts & Crafts oak wardrobe, with two panelled doors with lead glazed sections flanking a central mirrored panel, raised on block supports, width 189cm.Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout with some chips, indents, gouges, etc, particularly to the lower sections and with some further deep scratches to the upper left where the surface colour has been lost. The right door is loose and does not appear to close firmly. Some scratches to the mirror and some tarnishing to the metal work. Further general wear, scuffs scratches and abrasions.
Lot 1882
An early 20th century mahogany twin door display cabinet, raised on block supports, height 202cm.Additional InformationHeight 203cm, width 108cm, depth 32cm. General wear throughout, some small nicks, gouges, rubbing to the finish, veneer losses, scratches, indentations, etc, particularly to the corners and edges and lower section. Also mould to the interior and it stands at a tilted angle to the left.
Lot 1960
HOWARD & SONS; a Victorian pitch pine drop leaf side table, with single cupboard door modelled as two drawers raised on faux bamboo legs to brass caps and castors, stamped to the cupboard door, height 71cm, width with flaps down 41.5cm, depth 42cm.Additional InformationThe whole piece is quite loose in construction, wear and tear to the top with scratches, indentations, nicks and gouges. The top is also a little faded compared to the leaves. There are scuffs and scrapes throughout including the legs as expected.
Lot 571
* Moveables & Transformation Pictures. "March! March! citizen, countryman", a moveable comic Valentine, circa 1870, hand-coloured lithograph depicting a soldier in green uniform, carrying a rifle, the moving leg and head operated by a lever, with a satirical verse beneath, on white paper bifolium with embossed border, 18.5 cm x 11.5 cm (7.25 x 4.5 ins), together with "Let me lead you to the Halter", a moveable comic Valentine, late 19th century, hand-coloured lithograph depicting a bearded and moustached gentleman, the moving lower jaw operated by a lever, to reveal the words "Love Me" on the tongue, small mark to one shoulder, on white paper bifolium, 16.5 x 10 cm (6.5 x 4 ins), plus four novelty tri-folding transformational caricatures with a cynical theme, late 19th century, printed in red & black, with text at foot (sometimes also at head), some minor stains (mainly to margins), one with small chips at head and foot, each 20 x 13 cm (8 x 5 ins) folded, with "No doubt my wife has got something nice and warm for me ... ", late 19th century, hand-coloured lithograph depicting a wintry scene of a man outside a house door, the door opening to reveal an angry wife with candle and hot poker, door hinge slightly splitting, short closed tear at foot of door frame, left edge with short closed tear and small surface loss, margins somewhat dust-soiled with some minor marks, 29 x 22.5 cm (11.25 x 8.75 ins), and 6 others similar, including: a Spooner's Protean View (no. 2, A Snow Scene); an early 20th century moveable depicting a woman, with a man over her knees, a lever operating her hand spanking him; a mid 20th century articulated Dancing Charlie, and 3 20th century volvelles, depicting British Warplanes, Europe-at-a-glance (3rd edition), and North and South America at-a-glance (Qty: 13)
Lot 670
* Folkard (Charles, 1878-1963). "On a sudden the door opened, and a droll-looking little man hobbled in", 1910, pen, ink & watercolour, depicting Rumpelstiltskin doffing his feathered cap to the miller's daughter, who sits before a spinning wheel surrounded by sheaves of straw, a make-shift red curtain pinned at the diamond lattice pane, and a scuttering mouse in the foreground, signed and dated lower left, 22.5 x 15 cm (8.75 x 6 ins), mounted, framed and glazed (Qty: 1)NOTESProvenance: From the artist's studio and thence by descent. Original illustration for the first Folkard edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales , which was published by A. & C. Black in 1911 with four colour plates; the artist was commissioned to provide additional illustrations for subsequent editions.
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