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Lot 5087
Vinyl Records - Promos/Demo copies, T Rex Metal Guru, Wizard Pub, Marc 23 (DJ), 4 prong centre, another Marc 22A (DJ), Truck On (Tyke), white 4 prong label; The Red Sox, In Gonna Knock on you Door, Redbone, We Were All Wounded at wounded Knee; Hounds, Under My Thumb, Trespass, Bloody Moon (6)
Lot 217
William IV mahogany longcase clock, arched painted dial, signed Deacon & Son, Leicester, with a date aperture, painted shell motifs to the lunette, and flowers to the spandrels, Arabic numerals, 8-day two-chain movement, striking on a bell, case with swan-neck pediment, short door, Tunbridge ware banding and cross-banding, bracket feet, height 223cm.
Lot 219
George III mahogany longcase clock, arched brass dial, signed John Ewer, London, with date aperture and second dial, silvered chapter ring, the lunette with applied dolphins and scrolls, spandrels with mask heads and scrolls, 8-day two-chain movement, striking on a bell, the case with ornamental urn and fern roundel, within stringing and banding, dome top hood, arched door, bracket feet, height 242cm.
Lot 221
William IV oak and mahogany longcase clock, arched painted dial signed Jackson, Spilsby, with date aperture and second dial, the lunette painted with Gordon Castle, the spandrels with river scenes, eight day two-chain movement striking on a bell, the case in mahogany, oak, rosewood, walnut and maple, swan-neck pediment, short door, bracket feet, height 216cm.
Lot 222
Peter Walker, London, a red-ground chinoiserie decorated longcase clock, brass dial with gilt coronet and cherub spandrels, silvered chapter ring signed Peter Walker, London, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, eight day two-chain movement, red japanned case with pagoda hood, fretwork frieze, long door, stepped moulded plinth, height 242cm.
Lot 128
Local InterestA very attractive large early 20th Century Irish Presentation silver Punch Bowl, profusely decorated with heavy Celtic designs, Dublin c. 1905, maker J.S. distributor Morrisons, Birr, approx. 26.5cms diameter x 18cms high (10 1/2" x 7 1/4"), c. 43 ozs. (1)* Presentation reads, "Presented to Lord Oxmantown by the Out-door Employees of the Birr Estates on the occasion of His Marriage 19th October 1905."
Lot 394
An Edwardian mahogany long case clock by S.Smith and Son, 6 Trafalgar Sq., London, arched brass dial with steel chapter ring and arched moonphase, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and Westminster/Whittington and Chime/Silent selector dials, swan neck pediment with rosette terminals and acanthus leaf (af), applied foliate carving throughout, glazed panel door revealing tubular bells, 57.5 cm wide x 37 cm deep x 250 cm high
Lot 406
An 18th Century Dutch armoire, two panel doors, sarcophagus projections to sides and door above single frieze drawer, three carved applied panels of foliate and classical ornament to front, bun feet, 203 cm wide x 74 cm deep x 212 cm high (af)Back panels are unattached but present. Scratches and marks consistent with age and general usage. Would benefit from a clean. Good structural condition, stands firm. No signs of wood worm. Some small chips to corners. Several cracks to the wood (mainly on right door), possibly as a result of the manufacturing process.
Lot 430
A mahogany x-framed stool, cane seat, floral cushion; together with a mahogany bedside cabinet, gallery top, single panel door, tapered turned supports united by undertier, 36 cm wide x 38 cm deep x 78 cm high; and a mahogany and chequer-strung toilet mirror, shield shape bevelled glass panel (af) (3)
Lot 1
1930 Austin Seven AE Tourer,Registration Number: GH1327Chassis Number: 112945Car Number: B1 - 5818Engine Number: M113554Austin’s diminutive ‘Seven’ was available to the public from January 1923 and remained in production until 1939. Simple, well-built and economical, it was easily maintained by the home mechanic and brought motoring to the masses. It was certainly a little bit more civilised than a motorcycle combination.This tourer is in wonderful unrestored condition, and while the term ‘barn-find’ has become painfully overused, the French term ‘dans son jus’ would appear to be perfectly descriptive of it.Believed to be an AE Tourer from 1930, it features chrome radiator cowl, coil ignition, the speedometer towards the centre of the dash, scuttle ventilators and curved wings with mounted Lucas ‘King of the Road’ headlights. Not presently running and of unknown condition mechanically it has clearly had some works undertaken perhaps many decades ago and the body now bears very little paint. The interior seems quite complete and a small plate stating ‘Nicht Hinauslehnen! warns passengers not to lean out of the car. Intriguingly, the inside of the passenger door carries a large sign ‘Would patients for X-ray please wait here’! A tax disc with the car expired in September 1964 and may indicate when it was last on the road and a Pitman handbook and fuel dipstick are also present.Please note: this lot has a reduced buyer's premium of 15% plus VAT
Lot 191
Railwayana - GWR Great Western Railway cast iron signal box door notice The sign reads 'GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ---- NOTICE ---- NO UNAUTHORIZED PERSON ALLOWED IN THIS BOX - BY ORDER', the lettering in gold high relief on brown ground, two drill holes to either side, 8« x 10óin. (22.6 x 27.5cm.).
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