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Click here to subscribeA 19TH CENTURY WALNUT VENEERED SMOKER'S CABINET, manufactured in the form of a two-door safe, interior fitted three drawers and cigar cutter, a presentation plaque to the top reads "Presented by the Officer's, N.C. Offices and men of no.2 Coy (Banff) 2st B.V.A. to Lieut C. Falconer on the occasion of his leaving BANFF, June 1896", 30.5cm wide
Four novelty tin plate biscuit toffee tins in the form of luggage trunks, door lock, cash box and carry case, includes Coleman's Mustard, Macfarlane Lang & Co, Huntley & Palmers and one unidentified. 14cm - 21cm long. (4) Condition Report. Coleman's Tin Only!No obvious damage or restoration to the Coleman's tin, just usual wear with age (could do with a clean).17cm long x 12.3cm wide x 4.6cm high.
A rare and original English, Welsh And Scottish Railways ( British Railways ) cabinet in original red finish with notation to the door. The cabinet with plinth base having full length door housing an appointed interior of drawers and open storage within. Each drawer with notation. The cabinet stamped to underside for BR. Measuring 155cm x 71cm x 36cm.
An early 19th century mahogany eight day longcase clock, the dial inscribed 'J Whitworth, Lussley', the hood with a swan neck pediment and a central eagle and ball finial, the glazed door set between turned columns with brass capitals and terminals, opening to reveal chapter ring, two winder holes, moonphase dial and gilt spandrels, the case with a single door set between quarter turned round columns with brass capitals and finials, raised on a projecting base with applied beading, standing on bracket feet, complete with weights and pendulum, 235cm high
A 19th Century Scottish mahogany eight day longcase clock, by John Thompson of Coatbridge, the round face door enclosing a gilt dial and black Roman numerals, subsidiary dial, the door with a scroll carved pediment, the case door veneered in flame mahogany and raised on a projected base, standing on turned feet, 210cm high, complete with key
A George II oak eight day longcase clock, made by Hugh Barclay, Edinburgh, the case with later carved decoration, the hood with a swan neck pediment turned finials, the glazed face door enclosing an 11 inch dial, having a silvered chapter ring and gilt spandrels, the hood set with turned columns, the case with a carved door, raised on a projected base section carved with a lozenge, 215cm high
An early Victorian burr walnut veneered credenza, the top with applied ormolu beading, the frieze inlaid with symmetrical marquetry, the central glazed door set between double turned columns with brass capitals, the curved glazed end doors enclosing two shelves, standing on turned bun feet, 109cm high, 172cm wide, 45cm deep (top AF), complete with key
A George II walnut lowboy, the quarter veneered top with feather banding and a cross-banded edge, fitted with a brushing slide over a single long drawer and six small drawers, the central section with a single door opening to reveal a single shelved section, standing on bracket feet, 80cm high, 77cm wide, 40cm deep
Good Maple & Co large oak inlaid sideboard, the triple panelled back with mother of pearl stylised panels over crossbanded dummy drawers, the base with two drawers over three further design cupboard doors and bulbous turned front supports united by a stretcher, bears label to the cupboard door, 72" wide, 72" high
Good Dutch Amsterdam walnut marquetry eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed Dirk van der Vinoen, Schudam on a silvered convex boss to the arch over a slow/fast lever and silvered chapter ring enclosing a matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, ringed winding holes and calendar aperture, the floral marquetry case with long door pierced with an oval bronze pierced vase lenticle and the hood surmounted by a rounded arched stepped pediment with three figural finials over a pierced foliate fretwork frieze, 110" high (two brass cased weights and pendulum)
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