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Lot 517A
A Victorian mahogany dwarf specimen cabinet, the single door enclosing two banks of ten short drawers over five long drawers on a plinth base CONDITION REPORTS Height approx 73.5 cm x width approx 47 cm x approx 41.5 cm. Cabinet has numerous surface scratches, dents, gouges, loss to the varnish, some splitting to the wood, some losses and splitting to the veneer on the door. Discolouration, stains and fading throughout. There is no key. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use - see images for details
Lot 85
DELAGE TYPE D6 OLMPIQUE TWO DOOR SALOON 1939 the body by Letourner et Marchand in maroon with tan leather interior; by 1963 the car was in the ownership of Gabriel Chereau, who replaced its original engine ( 51873 ) with the similar engine 51906 taken from a D6 75 car completed in May 1940 .Chassis No 51873Engine No 51906Cylinder (cc) 3000
Lot 514
CHARLES VIII OF FRANCE: (1470-1498) King of France 1483-98. He succeeded his father Louis XI at the age of thirteen. Charles died at the early age of 27, after accidentally striking his head on the lintel of a door, leaving no male heir. Rare L.S., `Charles´, a good and bold signature example, one page, 7.5 x 11.5, Angers, 6th September, [1491/1492], to Laurent I Alleman, Bishop of Grenoble, in old French. The King states in part `..You must remember the important lawsuits and petitions that had been made to us, soon after our coronation by your cousin,… the Sir Sassenage who we held out our Hand to the Holy Father, in respect to the diocese of Grenoble, whose last holder was our very dear and great Sir..´ Countersigned by Thomas Bohier (1460-1524) Secretary of the King. The letter has been professionally affixed to a slightly larger sheet of 9.5 x 13.5. Professionally repaired to the upper right corner, not affecting the signature, with very small, minor age wear, otherwise G £600-900Laurent I Alleman (?-1520) had been displaced in 1479 by King Louis XI from Grenoble to Orange, and appointed Jost of Silenen (?-1498). But in 1483, Charles VIII under the pressure of the nobility of the Dauphiné, led by Jacques de Sassenage, reinstalled Alleman in Grenoble, and Silenen appointed in Sion.
Lot 620
THATCHER MARGARET: (1925-2013) British Prime Minister 1979-90. Signed book `Margaret Thatcher´, being a 6.5 x 9.5 hardback edition of Thatcher The Downing Street Years, published by HarperCollins Publishers, New York. Signed in bold blue ink by Thatcher to a card showing a sketch of Downing Street entrance door, affixed to the front free endpaper. The 915 pages book contains over 80 images showing Thatcher over her Prime Minister era. Bound in blue with gilt title to the spine. Dust jacket is still present and in very fine condition. EX £100-120
Lot 106
Early 20th Century mahogany cased chiming grandmother clock, having an 8.25 break arched brass dial, the silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing foliate engraved centre within mask spandrels and beneath silvered Tempus Fugit boss, the three train movement chiming and striking on eight gong rods, the case having a break arched hood over boxwood strung long trunk door and circular panelled base, 176.5cm high Condition: Minor tarnishing to boss and chapter ring, movement not tested - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 107
Early George III oak cased brass dial eight day longcase clock, Robert Ward of London, the 12 break arched brass dial having Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds and terrestrial calendar dials, the latter signed within 'Rob't Ward London', the arch with Strike/Silent ring, the knopped five pillar movement rack-striking on a bell, the break arched case with brass ball and spire finials over brass capitals and turned columns, long trunk door, plain base and plinth, 202cm high Condition: Dial and movement appear sound, although one corner knop of one pillar has been shaved to accommodate arm of hammer striking bell, case has one finial detached but present, minor warping to long trunk door and to case over trunk arch, otherwise appears sound - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 108
19th Century mahogany cased circular wall clock, having a 12 cream painted convex Roman dial, the gut-driven single fusee movement with wheels of four crossings, the shouldered back plate engraved John Palmer, Gt. Marylebone St., 35cm diameter Condition: Minor flaking to dial where dial feet have pushed through, further minor scraping to cream dial, minor loss to side door and veneer loss beside base door - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 115
Early 18th Century brass lantern timepiece of small proportions, George Wentworth, Oxon, the 4.25 break arch brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals framing inner quarter hour track and single hand, with Arabic alarm dial, the verge and crownwheel escapement striking on a bell surmount, the clock operating on two weighted pulleys, one with chain, one with rope, in a contemporary oak longcase with cavetto-moulded cornice over square hood door, long trunk door and plain base with plinth, 182cm high overall Condition: Dial in good condition but probably cleaned/restored, movement appears clean and sound, however we suspect conversion from verge to anchor and back to verge, case is missing finials to the tops of the four pillars, case is contemporary but maybe associated as clock may have stood simply upon a shelf, bell is likely to be of later date, case has replacement roof boards, losses to right corner of trunk, some vertical splits/patching beneath trunk door, sold with two period weights - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 124
Late 19th Century carved walnut and mahogany mantel clock, the 7.5 white Roman dial with trefoil hour hand, with single-chain fusee movement, in rope carved drum head casing on carved scroll supports, plinth base and block feet, 45cm wide x 33.5cm high Condition: Dial appears to have been professionally repainted, case has been French polished and has a slightly ‘sticky’ appearance in places, movement appears clean but is untested, fabric lining to silk door has been renewed, overall decent restored condition - We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 39
19th Century ebonised and red buhl side cabinet, the later grey veined black marble top over cast acanthus frieze, the buhl work decorated door enclosing plush lined interior of three shelves between buhl pilasters on wavy apron with cast mounts, 79cm wide x 40cm deep x 112cm high Condition: Marble top is a later replacement, vertical splits to right side panel, brass line inlay to both side panels is largely missing, cut brass scroll work to door is missing top left scroll entirely, full restoration SOLD AS SEEN - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 423
Large 20th Century Eastern brass framed hanging lantern of octagonal form with domed surmount over bevelled glazed panels, 89cm high excluding octagonal ceiling fitting and chain Condition: Some of the glass panels are loose but all are present, panels in the door have damage to the edges which can be seen inside the frame, door does not shut properly - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 81
Late 19th Century walnut and marquetry side cabinet, the rectangular top over frieze inlaid with a panel of musical trophies, the hinged door similarly inlaid with an urn of flowers enclosing shelf between cast foliate mounts on wavy apron, 82cm wide x 31cm deep x 108cm high Condition: Minor veneer loss to frieze, some fading and staining, apron missing veneer to front corners and feet, would benefit from a was re-polish - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 84
Early Victorian rosewood chiffonier by Holland & Sons, London, the superstructure having a gilt metal gallery over shelf on turned supports with mirror back, the breakfront top with dentil edge over carved frieze, central glazed door enclosing shelf between pilasters, between further doors with pleated green silk backing, to the left enclosing a single shelf, to the right enclosing four drawers, the uppermost stamped 9938 to top edge and with ink stamp Holland & Sons 19 Marylebone Street, St James, London, on plinth base, 160cm wide x 48cm deep x 136cm high Condition: Superficial scratching to top, pleated silk panel doors may have had lattice work previously - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information
Lot 142
A mid 19th century oak longcase clock by James Topham, Nantwich. With flattened caddy-top pediment and fluted columns framing the dial and door, on box base. Dial has painted floral spandrels, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture. Eight-day, two-train movement. 202 x 57cm. Unfortunately we are not doing condition reports for this sale.
Lot 401
19th century mahogany cased longcase clock by J Turner, London, the arched moulded cornice mounted by brass finial, enamelled circular dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary date and seconds dial over brass fretwork, chamfered trunk, stepped panelled base, shaped apron raised on bracket feet, anchor escapement,striking bell and silence. CONDITION REPORT: Door slightly warped. Dial has losses and scuffed areas, see images. Base 51cm wide. The dial is flat. Hood is 44cm wide. Pendulum and brass cased weights present. The base has a double plinth.
Lot 15
An upright grand piano by Clementi, London, circa 1809 The mahogany case with a moulded plinth, above a single inlaid and cross-banded panelled door with silk backing, raised on a frame stand with four turned and reeded legs. The curved fall board, with its interior veneered in satinwood, cross-banded in rosewood and inlaid with lines. Curved gilt metal mouldings on the cheek edges. The satinwood veneered nameboard, cross-banded with rosewood and inlaid with ebony and boxwood lines. Painted with Turk's cap lilies, primulas, sweet peas, roses and auricula. Inscribed on a black painted oval plaque beneath a foliate garland: Muzio Clementi & Co, Cheapside, London. The five and a half octave keyboard FF-c4 with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals. English upright grand action with two pedal controlling keyboard shift and dampers, divided bridge. Serial numbers 830 and 8144 Width 109cm, depth 57cm, case height 257cm. Literature: The Colt Clavier Collection Golden Jubilee 1944-1981, p. 31, (112) U420C. C. F. Colt with Anthony Miall, Early Piano, p. 60.
Lot 337
An early 19th century paste set strut frameapparently unmarked, the upright frame set with a border of foil backed pastes with similar set ribbon swags to the top, bevelled glass enclosing a half bust portrait of a gentleman in profile, in a frock coat, plain strut form to rear hinged doorHeight (overall): 13cm
Lot 391
A silver cased miniature carriage clockLTC, import marks for G&H, London 1908, the rectangular case with allover engine turned decoration with dot motif, white dial Arabic numerals, swing handle and on disc feet; the other miniature carriage clock in a gilt metal case of architectural form, reeded Doric corner columns, white enamel dial, blue enamel Arabic numerals, gilt dots, both in original fitted leather covered two door cases (2)Height: 65mm & 72mm
Lot 327
‡ A QAJAR LACQUER MIRROR CASE, PERSIA, 19TH CENTURYof rectangular form, with hinged door opening to reveal glass (now missing), painted with three scenes depicting a princess, the two outer panels showing her with a baby, attendants and an elder, with brass mounts, the interior inscribed No.84 Zeman21 x 14.5 x 1.5cm
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