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Click here to subscribeA CIRCA 1900 GERMAN OAK CASED MANTEL CLOCK, architecturally styled with finial caps and decorative brass mounts, on a stepped base, the brass dial door with bevelled edge glass, the dial set with Roman numerals and twin winding apertures before a brass Junghans marked pendulum movement striking on a coiled gong (pendulum included), 45.5 cms high overall, 25 cms wide maximum, 16 cms deep
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK BY THOMAS EVANS, BANGOR, the arched top dial with rocking swan and figural painted spandrels, the dial centre with Biblical painted scene of David and Saul, the dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, brass twin weight pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, the dial base marked Thomas Evans, 263 High Street, Bangor, the hood with applied broken swan neck pediment decoration and further carved details, single glazed door with flanking full and half cut pillars, repeated to the trunk with oval panel trunk door and further base panels, pendulum and weights included, some restoration required to case, 230 cms high, 70 cms wide
ARTHUR BRETT & SONS, NORWICH, A FINE CIRCULAR CUBAN MAHOGANY DINING TABLE made by this Company and supplied to the vendor some twenty years ago, supported by four turned pillars on a circular continuous stretcher with four curved supports, together with five crescent shaped leaves which are fixable with supports and clips around the outside of the table, thus increasing it from 5ft diameter to 7ft diameter. Purpose built baize lined single door narrow cabinet to house the leaves, the comprehensive original Arthur Brett & Sons catalogue accompanies this Lot
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BOOKCASE CHEST, the two door glazed top with eleven pane doors with arched moulding and adjustable interior shelves, the lower section with deep top drawer and three further shallower drawers, all pine lined having oval brass pommel plates and swing handles, on splayed corner bracket feet, 225 cms high, 107 cms wide maximum, (age commensurate condition, some restoration required)
AN EARLY 19th CENTURY NORTH WALES OAK DRESSER, the extended canopy rack with three plate shelves and shaped sides, on a twin plank top and peg-joined base having a 'T' arrangement of six opening pine lined drawers and applied panel cupboard doors with brass pommel plates, swan neck handles, escutcheons and door knobs, twin panel sided on stile feet, 203 cms high overall, 147 cms wide, 53 cms deep
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TRIPLE WARDROBE having twin mirrored outer doors with shaped bevelled edged glass and a two panel centre door with inlaid oval centre panel and ribbon swag decoration, the interior in part with slide-out trays and three drawers, on a plinth base, 210 cms high, 188 cms wide including cornice, 51 cms deep
Edwardian inlaid mahogany glazed display cabinet, two curved glass panes, enclosed by single centre door, tapering supports with spade feet, with inlaid shell motifs, satinwood banding, W122cm, H195cm, D43cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A good mahogany cased English grandmother clock, square silvered dial with applied chapter ring and engraved Arabic numerals marked for the retailer Armstrong, Manchester, the caddy-top hood flanked by round columns with brass capitals and sliding off to access the spring-driven three-train Westminster quarter chiming movement, which appears to be of English manufacture though is unsigned, the trunk has a full length opening door, stepped base and supported on a shaped plinth, the clock has an applied, silvered presentation plaque to Mr. W.H. Tonge on completion of 50 years service in 1923, with pendulum - Estimate £100 to £200
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