An Edwardian string inlaid mahogany display cabinet, with single door, 68cm wide. To be viewed on site at Aquavista, Stocken Hall, Stretton, Rutland, LE15 7RY (c.15miles/20minutes south of Grantham on the A1) - Tuesday 28th 10am to 4pm only. Collection can only be made on site Thursday 29th 10am to 4pm & Friday 30th 10am to 1pm strictly. Lots not collected at this point will be removed to The Grantham Auction Rooms and transport charged at £45+vat per hour and storage thereafter as set out in the Terms & Conditions of Auction Business.
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A George III oak longcase clock, with caddy top hood, ball and spike finials, and brass 30cm square arched dial having Royal crest to arch, and applied spandrels, the silvered chapter ring signed Geoff Devis London, with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary second ring and date aperture, revealing an eight day movement striking on a bell, with full length trunk door and moulded base, 240cm overall.
An early 19thC oak and mahogany longcase clock, the painted 29cm wide arched dial signed Martin, Thirsk, with Arabic numerals and subsidiary second hand, revealing an eight day pendulum swung movement, fitted in a carved case with shaped trunk door, fielded panelled base and stylised bracket feet, the whole surmounted by a carved fretwork swan neck pedimented top centred by an urn finial, 240cm high.
A 19thC Sheraton revival mahogany and boxwood strung secretaire corner cabinet, the upper section with a fixed cornice above an astragal glazed door hinging to reveal a fitted interior, above open shelves and a secretaire drawer raised on square supports terminating in spade feet, 199cm high, 97cm wide, 58cm deep.
A COTSWOLD SCHOOL OAK WARDROBE, SECOND QUARTER 20TH C with exposed dovetail joints, partly fitted with shelves, trays and a drawer, on four wedge shaped bearers, the back panelled, 178cm h; 45 x 98cm ++Good original condition, scratch on one side, door lock damaged, no key, slight scuff marks around feet
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, ROBERT SAMPSON WESTMINSTER, C1970 the 12inch brass breakarched dial with matted centre, twin subsidiary dials and STRIKE/SILENT ring to the arch, in brass mounted case with swept pediment, stop fluted pillars and pilasters, break arched door and panelled base, 239cm h excluding finial, pendulum and brass sleeved weights ++Somewhat unevenly faded, minor shrinkage crack to front of trunk, movement in our opinion original to the dial and case, some minor old cosmetic restorations
A GEORGE I WALNUT EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, WILLIAM WEBSTER, LONDON, C1725 the 12inch breakarched brass dial with matted centre, ringed winding holes, signature tablet engraved Wm Webster Exchange Alley LONDON and subsidiary seconds dial, calendar work to the arch for both month and date, corresponding calendar movement with worm drive in finely figured tall case with stepped flat pediment and brass mounted pilasters, the trunk enclosed by a full length moulded door in matched veneers, on conforming base, brass sleeved lead weights, pendulum, 231cm h William Webster, the first of a famous dynasty of London clockmakers was apprenticed to John Barnett and subsequently worked as a journeyman in Thomas Tompion's famous workshop at the 'Dial and Three Crowns', Fleet Street. As an independent clockmaker William Webster worked and also signed his clocks at 'Exchange Alley' in Broadgate in the East End, whereas later members of his family signed their clocks 'Change Alley'. He became a warden of the Clockmakers Company in 1734 and died the following year. The present clock displays many of the features associated with those clocks of Webster's best period, in particular the elegant tall and finely figured case. The movement in the present example has survived in fine condition and has the unusual feature of a calendar driven through a 'pin-wheel' gear through 90° to further motion work and the dial indicators in the arch.
A GEORGE I WALNUT EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, JOHN GLAZEBROOK, MANSFIELD, C1725 30cm brass dial with matted centre, date sector and subsidiary seconds dial, the chapter ring engraved Jno Glaze/brook MANSFIELD, the movement features including relatively tall plates an internal locking plate, small 'scape wheel, simple seconds and scalloped fly, in a Queen Anne style provincial burr walnut, oak and inlaid case with ogee basket topped hood and spiral pilasters, the trunk enclosed by a rectangular breakarched door with parquetry star and roundel, 206cm h John Glazebrook of Mansfield was one of Nottinghamshire's earliest recorded clockmakers, born in 1697. His nephew, Thomas Glazebrook, was also a clockmaker. ++In good sympathetically restored condition and apparently good working order having been going and striking for the full duration of eight days when at the Auction House.
A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE DESIGN GLAZED BOOKCASE, the twin door Astragel glazed upper section with a range of fitted shelves above a twin panelled door lower section, each door with star shaped moulded detail and central ebony inlay, raised on shaped feet, A/F, H 235 cm, W 180 cm, D 35 cmCondition Reprot:Cracks to the right hand lower section door. Crack to central foot. Unfinished sides and loose back panels.
Zanzibar dowry wooden door frame, carved with wave like patterns and floral decoration, in 8 parts.. 8 pieces measuring:1) 93cm x 11.5cm x 11cm2) 105.5cm x 17cm x 3.5cm3) 139cm x 17.5cm x 3.5cm4) 97cm x 11.5cm x 7cm5) 100cm x 7.5cm x 4.5cm 6) 100cm x 7.5cm x 4.5cm7) 14cm x 18cm x 2.5cm8) 71cm x 32cm x 3cm. 8 pieces measuring:1) 93cm x 11.5cm x 11cm2) 105.5cm x 17cm x 3.5cm3) 139cm x 17.5cm x 3.5cm4) 97cm x 11.5cm x 7cm5) 100cm x 7.5cm x 4.5cm 6) 100cm x 7.5cm x 4.5cm7) 14cm x 18cm x 2.5cm8) 71cm x 32cm x 3cm
A George IV rosewood Davenport deskthe brass balustrade three quarter gallery top over a gently sloping fall with inset red gilt tooled leather, enclosing a fitted interior with three drawers and pigeonholes above, inkwell and pen drawer to side, above a Turkish arch panelled base with side door enclosing three adjustable shelves, on bun feet with brass and china castors, 22 x 18in. (56 x 45.75cm.), 34.75in. (88.25cm.) high.
A pair of French walnut and elm bedside cabinetsearly 20th century, the raised gilt metal mounted panelled backs with curved moulded tops, over dark grey marble tops, a single frieze drawer and panelled cupboard door below, raised on ring turned supports, 17.75 x 14.5in. (45 x 37cm.), 47.5in. (120.5cm.) high; together with a matching pair of single bed heads, 38.75in. (98.5cm.) wide, 54in. (137cm.) high. (4)
A late Regency mahogany breakfront sideboardthe top with rope twist border and brass rail back, over a frieze with central long drawer and two shorter side drawers with lion mask ring handles, the side drawers above a deep drawer to the left and single cupboard door to the right, raised on six tapered spiral carved supports with turned feet, 73.5 x 21.5in. (186.75 x 54.5cm.), 50.5in. (128.5cm.) high.
A Victorian carved oak buffetthe pierced arched gallery back with a fruit laden urn flanked by gryphons and foliage, over a foliate moulded top and egg and dart frieze, over two frieze drawers with green man mask handles, raised above an open shelf on figural supports, over a cupboard base with single door carved with a tavern scene, flanked by green man and fruit carved stiles, on a moulded plinth and block feet, 48.5 x 19in. (123.25 x 48.25cm.), 50.25in. (127.5cm.) high.
A Chinese bronze hanging lanternfirst half 20th century, the spherical openwork body forming swirling clouds around inner candle chamber, character mark design to hinged door with spinning latch, topped by flattened bell form with cloud finials around its circumference, with later bronze cap and chain, 10.5in. (27cm.) main lantern height. (2)
A mid-18th century inlaid oak eight day longcase clock by George Baddely of Newport, Shropshirethe circular 13in. brass Roman dial with Arabic outer minute track, subsidiary seconds at noon and date dial at six, pierced steel scroll hands, signed 'Baddely Newport', within an oak and fruitwood case, the flared dentil inlaid pediment over blind fret frieze on fluted columns, the mahogany banded trunk with blind fret panel over a barber's pole arch inlaid door and fluted pilasters, the base with applied serpentine panel and moulded plinth foot, 77½in. (197cm.) high, with a later plinth with bun feet.
An 18th century eight day oak longcase clock by Thomas Fitzthe bell strike movement with four knopped pillars, the painted square Roman dial with Arabic outer minute track, subsidiary seconds at noon and crescent date aperture, within gilt fan spandrels, the base with swan neck pediment and central giltwood finial raised on plain turned pillars, over a trunk with arched door, on a plain base with shaped bracket feet, 84½in. (214.5cm.) high.
An unusual French novelty miniature sedan chair pocket watch vitrinelate 19th / early 20th century, of paper mache construction, on gold ground, embellished with delightful scenes of frolicking winged cherubs, doves and floral garlands and scroll motifs, velour trim, bevelled glass windows, ornate bow shaped door handle, the door opening to reveal a blue/purple velvet interior with gold trim a watch hanging hook, 6¾in. (17cm.) high.
A rare Queen Victoria Coronation silk scroll - Royal commemorative interestthe large framed & glazed scroll commemorating the Coronation of Queen Victoria, the scroll reads 'State procession, from the Queen's palace to the western door of Westminster Abbey, on the 28th of June, 1838, the day of 'Her Majesty's Coronation', listed are all the carriages and their personal, trumpeters - A Squadron of Life Guards, etc etc, frame measuring 61¼ x 21¾in. (155.5 x 55.3cm.).
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