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Lot 1367
An ebonised and floral painted chiming longcase clock, signed Winterhalder Germany, circa 1910, arched pediment, bevelled glass trunk door, gilt and scroll decorated mounts and skirting, raised upon hoof shaped feet, 12-1/4-inch arched brass dial stamped below 6 Winterhalder Germany, silvered Arabic numeral chapter ring, pierced scroll mask throughout, seconds dial, arch with two dials for chime/silent and Whittington/Westminster selections, triple weight driven movement chiming on eight tubular bells and a further tubular bell for the hours, 224cm high 18.12.18, Case with dents and scratches, plinth with two large cracks to the front canted corners, right hand side moulding is loose to the bottom of the trunk, dial is discoloured and needs cleaning, movement needs cleaning, with three weights and a pendulum.
Lot 369
A Continental painted two door armoire, 108cm x 181cm CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. The cornice section has split to the wood running lenghtways. Areas of fading and discolouration. It appears the handles and escutcheons have been replaced at some point. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for details.
Lot 110
Peter Waals (1870-1937), a good walnut gentleman's single wardrobe or compactum, designed by Hugh Greville Castle Spencely, circa 1930, the panelled door opening to reveal a hanging rail within, a two door cupboard below, silvered peacock motif handles and Hobbs of London locks 165 x 71.50 x 59cm (64 x 28 x 23in) Provenance: Hugh Greville Castle Spencely and thence by decent Other Notes: Hugh Greville Castle Spencely (1900 - 1983) was a British architect who worked mostly in partnership with his Harrow School friend, Anthony Minoprio (1900-1988). Amongst their commissions were the 1932 extension to the Royal School for the Blind in Liverpool, and Fairacres, a Grade II listed four-storey apartment block in Roehampton Lane, London in 1936 for the property developer Charles Kearley. Spencely and Minoprio were great supporters of Peter Waals and Edward Barnsley, and they designed a number of pieces of furniture with and for them. Amongst the effects of the late Hugh Spencely are two sheets on foolscap written in his hand and dated 17.1.77, headed "List of Furniture made by Peter Waals of Chalford to the designs of HGC Spencely", which include details of the furniture and the dates of production. The items listed include a wardrobe in "English walnut made in 1930?, 65" high, 8 panelled door to hanging space above pair of doors to boot shelves."
Lot 416
Oregon 3 Drawer 2 Door Sideboard The Beautiful Oregon Oak 3 Drawer 2 Door Sideboard From Halo Has Been Hand-Crafted Using Only The Finest Materials.The 3 Drawers And 2 Door Cupboard Provide Plenty Of Storage Space For Storing Plates, Cutlery And Table Cloths Neatly.A Large Top Unit Also Provides Plenty Of Serving Space Or Display Space When Not In Use.150 X 50 X 88cm RRP £955
Lot 975
A.H. McIntosh Of Kirkcaldy - Dunvegan range - A 1960's retro vintage teak wood sideboard having the central twin door cupboard with shelved interior flanked by a drop down cocktail cabinet and at the other end a bank of three drawers, each drawer and door having lipped handles and all raised on tapering legs. The sideboard being complete with tags and a letter of correspondence from McIntosh after receiving a thank you letter and explaining care instructions. Matching table in the following lot. Measures 67 cm high, 202 cm wide and 46 cm deep.
Lot 1210
A 19th century large oak corner display cabinet / cupboard. Raised on bracket feet with twin door cupboard enclosing central shelf within. Above a twin astragal glazed door with two shelves set within. Above a flared cornice with plain mahogany cartouche panel centre. Measures 213cms high x 116cms wide
Lot 1384
A stunning late 19th century Victorian oak cased treadle Singer sewing machine cabinet, the cabinet having a drop in Singer sewing machine and a central panel door for access to the treadle, flanked by a twin panel doors opening to reveal a bank of four drawers. Measures 75cm high x 81cm wide x 45cm deep.
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