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Lot 1301
Good English ebonised and ormolu mounted double fusee lancet bracket clock, the 7" white enamel dial signed Richard Ganthony, Lombard Street, the movement with adjustable pendulum and striking on a bell, within an ormolu bound lancet stepped case with raised geometric decoration, 15.75" high (restored dial), (pendulum and door key)
Lot 69
Chinese hardwood table top cabinet, with pierced relief carved shelf frieze, two pierced doors revealing eight doors above another two drawers to the base, late 19th early 20th century, 84cm high. Condition report: One door has been repaired from a vertical break, there is a shrinkage split to the back and a minor split to the frieze. Some woodworm damage
Lot 703
A Victorian walnut Davenport, with fitted compartment above a hinged top with brown leather scribe, enclosing three small drawers and storage space, side door enclosing four concealed drawers, raised on foliate carved cabriole supports to shaped plinth base and bun feet, approximately 53cm wide (as found)
Lot 708
A good quality carved and stained oak court cupboard in the Elizabethan 'style' the top with central up-and-over door enclosing bar with original fitted square glass decanters, flanked by two further cupboards, the base with central drawer, a pair of side drawers, above three base cupboards, with acanthus-carved bulbous cup-and-cover supports and typical carved decoration
Lot 139
A late Victorian mahogany sideboard, two glazed door cupboard flanked by dome topped cupboards, arched doors, flora carving in relief to panelling, shaped apron over recess to top, two drawers flanked buy panel door cupboards, shaped skirt, turned supports, three quarter galleried undertier, c.1900, 204cm high x 153cm x 60cm
Lot 179
A late 19th-century mahogany longcase regulator by Batty & Sons, Manchester, the architectural case has canted corners to the hood and trunk, the rectangular glazed door shows of the zinc/steel temperature-compensated pendulum, the rectangular plinth stands on a single plinth, the 13.5-inch silvered regulator dial is signed on applied plates, the substantial movement has A-framed plates united by heavy screwed pillars and is fixed to a wooden seatboard with two large hand screws, the six-spoked wheels are screwed to their collets and mesh with high count pinions, the dead-beat escapement has adjustable jewelled pallet nibs that are held in a brass frame, the pendulum is suspended from a cast-iron bracket on the backboard and follows Thomas Buckney's (1838-1890) design, which incorporates steel and zinc tubes to compensate for the expansion and contraction of metal in hot and cold temperatures, the brass-cased weight has an integral pulley and is positioned so that it descends down the side of the case6ft 7in (201cm) high.
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