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Lot 266
Seven Art Nouveau finger plates, each of ogee form, in two designs including honesty seed pods and a sinuous flowering design, 28cm long, with two Art Nouveau style tiles, 15cm by 15cm (9) CONDITION REPORT: The door finger plates are made of wood with a pen work type detailing. They were all painted white which has mostly been cleaned off but not at the edges. There seem to be three near pairs, all grubby with some surface scratches, on with a small split to the edge. One plate is still painted.
Lot 764
A 19th century eight day slate mantel clock, with Roman numeral chapter ring (cracked) and visible escapement, with movement striking on a bell, with domed top, on plinth base, the pendulum stamped 'Billev Brevete S.G.D.G', 49cm H CONDITION REPORT: There are some nibbles and chips to the slate around the base section. A few nibbles to the slate by the back door. There is a partially repaired chip to the chapter ring at 3 o'clock and several small hair line cracks between 2 and 3. Movement clean and bright. We can not guarantee that it is in full working order. Please note that if you are considering buying this clock, it is very heavy and this may affect your shipping quote.
Lot 778
An early 20th century Winterhalder & Hofmeier German ebonised eight-day bracket clock, the architectural case with pagoda shaped top mounted with silvered metal caryatids, glazed arched door enclosing a chromed face plated with Roman numeral dial and subsidiary dial, movement striking on a gong, 41cm high
Lot 781
A brass repeating carriage clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals marked 'Ritchie & Son Paris' and movement striking on a gong, back plate marked E.M & Co, 12.5cm high (measured with handle up), CONDITION REPORT: The repeat button does work but the chime does not correspond with the hour shown. There is NO key so this clock has not been wound to see if it runs. The back door does not close fully. The brass case with age wear tarnishing and a few marks. Lettering for retailers name on the dial worn and enamel grubby. Glass panels with a few light scratches.
Lot 782
A Regency brass mounted mahogany fusee bracket clock by William Hanson believed to have originally belonged to the Duke of Gloucester, enamel Roman numeral dial signed Will', Hanson Windsor', with twin fusee movement striking on a bell, engraved brass back plate also signed, the case the dome top and brass grills, on bracket feet, 38cm H (size with loop down), 30cm W x 18.5cm DPROVENANCE: Purchased from Noman Adams Ltd 7th April 1997 for £6120.00. the receipt states: 'The clock was originally owned by The Duke of Gloucester and left to his nephew the Duke of Cambridge and hen by decent through the Fitzgeorges'. CONDITION REPORT: It appears that the clock was cleaned throughout and with some repairs to make it retail condition. The glass to the back door door is not original. The are two initial stamps of WW to the bottom of the door aperture at the back. movement clean and bright. The nut for the bell may not be original. The internal panels which sit behind the brass grills are not original. Chip to the top left corner of the back door. Case with a couple of old cracks and general age wear. Enamel dial with some scratches, there is a slight blister to the enamel to the right of the name and a blemish to the enamel near the centre. Minor wear around the winding apertures. Colour good and coverall appearance ok. this is a mechanical item and therefore, we can not guarantee that it is in full working order.
Lot 793
A Welsh oak two section corner cabinet, the top with panelled door enclosing serpentine shelves, the base section enclosing straight shelves, later carved with rope work, masks, armorial shields and guilloche, 195cm H, 85cm WBy repute carved by Dr Evans of The Mount Llanfechain, cabinet maker and local doctor.Provenance: Clynog Farmhouse, North Wales
Lot 841
A 19th century Cantonese lacquered table cabinet, with two panelled doors enclosing five drawers, on bracket feet, 48.5cm H x 43cm H x 22cm D (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Wear to the gilded detailing throughout, heavier on the top. The doors and frame at the front has some old chips which have been colour touched up. Other chips and knocks to the surface throughout. The upper hinge to the left hand door is defective and will need replacing. No lock internally. Internally brighter. Overall a little tired.
Lot 877
An early 19th century mahogany housekeepers cupboard, with two panelled cupboard doors enclosing shelves over an arrangement of six short drawers, a long drawer and cupboard door, on casters 222cm H x 141cm W x 51cm D CONDITION REPORT: The drawer linings are oak and the panel door backs are made of oak. The internal carcass and shelves are made of pine. The brass fittings are not original. Age wear and losses. Somewhat tired in appearance.
Lot 183
19th century American Walnut Cased 30 Hour Wall Clock, the Glass Door depicting a scene of Ballston Springs made by E C Brewster & Sons, Bristol, Conn. with one weight together with 19th century American Walnut Cased Wall Clock with Faux Marble Columns and Glass Panel depicting Roses with Two Weights together with another American Wall Clock (with loose glass panel )
Lot 245
A Late Victorian Walnut Wardrobe, Having two cupboard doors above four drawers, flanked with a mirrored door, enclosing a hanging rail above a drawer, 206cm high, 190cm wide, 59cm deepCondition reportHas some old cracks to front drawers,Doors and drawers open freely,Mirrored panels in ok condition,Minor age surface marks, stains, colour fading.
Lot 262
A Victorian Mahogany Breakfront Three Door Wardrobe, Having a moulded cornice above a mirrored door, enclosing assorted drawers, flanked by a panelled door, enclosing a hanging rail above a hinged storage compartment to the right door, with a hanging rail above a drawer to the left door, 220cm high, 210cm wide, 63cm deepCondition reportSmall paint splashes to side of cornice and to left side of base,Minor pieces of wood lacking to wardrobe,Minor age surface marks, colour fading.The mahogany is possibly plum pudding has a good colour to it.
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