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Lot 364
A pair of Victorian brass candle sticks converted to electricity, a pair of early 20th Century oak barley twist and brass mounted candle sticks, brass kettle with amber glass handle, brass lion's mask door knocker, brass oil lamp with frosted glass shade and a coopered oak jardiniere stand attributed to Lister of Dursley
Lot 870
A 19th Century mahogany bookcase cabinet, the astragal glazed upper section with adjustable shelving over two cupboard doors enclosing two linen drawers CONDITION REPORTS 215cm h x 110cm w x 51.5cm d. Overall condition generally good though with signs of wear and tear conducive to age and use. Base section has only two press drawers ie. top and bottom drawers missing. Cornice medallions appear to have signs of wear/rubbing suggesting there may have been something else there at one time, now polished off. Door has some signs of damage to the beading. See images for further detail. Base had slight scratching to the left hand door.
Lot 422
A British Rail Western region electric wall clock with Pul-syn-etic movement, the circular dial with Roman numerals to the chapter ring inscribed "B.R.(W)." the lot plate inscribed "Gent & Co Ltd, Leicester Pulsynetic Time Transmitter" and with ivorine plaque to the base of the glazed door "2"
Lot 1107
Victor. B. Wilkins - G Plan - Fresco range - A 1960's retro vintage teak wood credenza sideboard. The sideboard comprising a central bank of four drawers flanked by twin door cupboards revealing shelved interiors. The handles being lipped to each door and drawer and the unit raised on tapering legs
Lot 9
Dame Hilary Mantel - Black pen, 14cm x 19cm. Framed and glazed.Dame Hilary Mantel is an English author of fourteen books. She is a two-time winner of the Man Booker Prize for her novels Wolf Hall and its sequel Bring Up the Bodies.Provenance: Acquired by Dorothy Claxton and Heather Anderson on 22nd March 2014 at the Stage Door, Swan Theatre, Stratford.
Lot 320
TOJO HIDEKI: (1884-1948) Japanese Prime Minister 1941-44, responsible for the attack on Pearl Harbor, which led to America entering World War II. An unusual set of three original 4 x 3 photographs, each depicting different views of the barracks in which prisoners, including Tojo, were held during the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal. One of the photographs is signed by Tojo, in both English and Japanese, with his name alone to the verso. Another of the photographs is annotated in an unidentified hand to the verso, 'Gallows where Tojo was hung. Note #13 on door!' Rare. Some very slight, minor age wear, otherwise VG, 3
Lot 20
Dedication copies.- Pritchett (V. S.) Mr Beluncle, broken dust-jacket loosely inserted, 1951; A Cab at the Door, jacket upper panel with portion of loss to head, 1968 § Lintlaker (Eric) The Impregnable Woman, inscribed to Edwin Muir, dust-jacket, neat tape repairs to spine ends verso, tear to head of rear panel, 1938 § Berger (John) Corker's Freedom, inscribed to C. L. R. James, ink markings to margins, jacket with discolouration to spine and panels, rubbed at head and foot, 1964 § Rubinstein (H. F.) Isabel's Eleven, inscribed to Victor Gollancz, 1927, first editions, all dedication copies inscribed to the dedicatees, original cloth; and 10 others, all with presentation inscriptions, many the dedication copy, 8vo (15)
Lot 927
A longcase clock, the 33.5 cm square painted dial signed John Todd, Glasgow, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, fitted an eight day movement, in a mahogany case, 211 cm highReport by RBRestored, owner emigrating, two weights, a winding key, a trunk door key, and a pendulum
Lot 792
QUEEN ANNE STYLE WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK, the 30cm brass dial, with date aperture, silvered chapter ring inscribed " Samuel Butterworth", the eight day movement striking on a bell, in a walnut veneered case with seaweed and floral marquetry to the hood, door and base, 212cm high
Lot 838
LATE GEORGE III ORMOLU-MOUNTED MAHOGANY COLLECTORS CABINET with an inset specimen marble top enclosed by a white marble border, over a deep fluted frieze centred by an applied ormolu mount, the glazed door below hinged from the bottom, the sides also glazed, on turned and carved feet ending in brass toe caps and castors, 89.5cm wide x 97cm high
Lot 299A
An 18th century oak-cased single-hand 30-hour Longcase clock, the 11" brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and subsidiary date aperture, the four ornately pierced spandrels headed with masks and flanking an applied silver disc signed Donisthorp, 1752, Normanton, the dial flanked by two columns and a rectangular trunk door below with the medullary rays visible as decorative ornament, with shaped apron and raised on bracket style feet, the brass movement striking on a bell, 190cm high, (with pendulum and weight)
Lot 379
A late 19th century Chinese hardwood and brass-mounted Mahjong cabinet, the swivel-handle modelled as a bat above a central Shou character and the rest of the cabinet also profusely mounted with various brass symbols including a opposing dragons to each door, the doors opening to reveal four drawers fully fitted with bamboo-backed ivory tables, the outer lower drawer with sticks, further tablets and general Mahjong accessories etc., complete with four tile stands (damage to tile stands and the top left-hand hinge away from the door), (with original brass lock and key)
Lot 656
A mid- to late 18th century mahogany kneehole desk; the two drop-leaves flanking an arrangement of single full-width top drawer with small central napery drawer and cupboard door below, further flanked by three graduated drawers each side, probably retaining original brassware, raised on bracket feet, (restoration required) (83cm wide (including leaves) x 46cm deep x 79cm high)
Lot 657
A late 18th century George III mahogany 3' writing bureau, the cleated fall opening to reveal fitted interior with central cupboard door, drawers flanking and pigeonholes, further over four full-width graduated drawers probably retaining original brass swan-neck handles, raised on high bracket feet, sold together with original receipt for £2,250
Lot 698
A fine early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak wardrobe, the stepped outset cornice above a well-carved frieze decorated in relief with leaves and tendrils in Arts and Crafts style, central arched hand-bevelled mirror plate enclosing hanging space and flanked to the right by a single panelled door with further similar carving and to the left with a smaller top panelled door with the makers'/supplies circular plastic label within 'Smee & Cobay, London' and further over three similar width graduated drawers and two half-width drawers below with coppered Arts and Crafts-style handles, shaped apron and on splaying square feet, 197cm (widest) x 61cm (deepest) x 211cm high
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