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Click here to subscribeA small mahogany longcase clock, 20th century, pagoda pediment, moulded arched trunk door, 6-1/2-inch arched brass dial, seconds dial, double weight driven movement with a deadbeat escapement and striking on a bell, 131cm high 08.12.16, Case with small chips to the edges in parts, hood with two brass capitals missing, trunk door with small cracks, key escutcheon is later, hood with small cracks, with a pendulum and two weights.
A George III-type oak dresser, the plate rack over an arrangement of two short and three long graduated drawers flanked by a door, on bracket feet, w. 137 cm, d. 48.5 cm, h. 185 cm CONDITION REPORT: Some knocks to corners, some small burn marks to surface, some moulding to top detached, structurally sound.In our opinion this item is late 19th century and George III in style.
An 18th century longcase clock, the painted face with Arabic numerals by W.. Wilson, Belper, within an oak and crossbanded case CONDITION REPORT: Working order not guaranteed, working order unknown. See additional images. Pediment with one section detached. Some losses to veneers and some cracking to veneers. Base panel split. Craquelure to face. Door lock not holding.
A 19th century eight day longcase clock, the painted dial with black Roman numerals and second hand section by G. Viney of Yeovil in a plain oak case, h. 201 cm CONDITION REPORT: Case with splits and wear. Working order unknown. Dial with heavy crazing. Door warped and doesn't close flushly.Dial measures w. 11.81 inch, no obvious signed of wood worm.
A 20th Century oak two door wardrobe with dentil carved corners above two panel doors above two drawers, the whole to bracket feet and a 20th Century Georgian style chest of two short and three long graduated drawers to bracket feet, together with an oak lift top coffer with panelled top and front
A 19th Century oak dresser, the canopy top over two shelves upon a base of three drawers and three cupboard doors, the central door enclosing three further drawers, the whole to bracket feet CONDITION REPORTS Some woodworm holes, some modern screws holding the cornice on, various breaks and repairs to the cornice. Splits to the back board and some splits to the shelves, Splits to the top qith repaired corner - see image. Splits to the central section. Various chips, knocks and scratches throughout, split to the foot, damage to the hinge on the central door. Handles have been replaced and various other replaced sections, locks hanging off - all over various general signs of wear and tear and in need of restoration 187 cm tall x 167 cm wide
A mushroom painted single door cupboard CONDITION REPORTS Cupboard has been cut at the back both at the top and bottom as if to fit around skirting board etc. Approximately 68 cm in width x 169 cm in height x 73 cm in depth. Has been done in the shabby chic style with wear in the obvious places. There are holes where previous handles and door furniture has been - see images for further details
A 19th Century wall hanging mahogany bow fronted corner cabinet enclosing shelves CONDITION REPORTS Various scuffs, scratches and marks etc throughout - some splits to the door fronts, splits to the moulding on the pediment and to the footed base. Some moulding down the door missing towards the bottom. General signs of wear and tear throughout. N.B. does not come with base
A 19th Century oak and mahogany long case clock with broken arch pediment above a dial marked "W. White, Tewkesbury" with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the arch decorated with figures going to church with roses to the spandrels, the oak door with mahogany cross banded and mahogany diamond inlay
A brass ship's binnacle bearing plaque inscribed "Patt. 0183-B/R/52 No 19243B" CONDITION REPORTS No liquid inside. Unable to open, the case has pitting corrosion and discolouration and scratches all over as well as several heavier knocks. There is a label to one side - see image. Various pieces appear to be missing. The side door hinge is broken and there has been a repair. Has general wear and tear and in need of a good clean - see images
An Eastern painted two door wardrobe with two drawers to the base to bracket feet with shaped apron, the whole painted with birds sitting in a tree CONDITION REPORTS Various small chips and nibbles, mainly to the edges. Some light scratches etc throughout. Doors very tight, previiously used as a TV cabinet. 183 cm tall x 160.5 cm at the widest point
An Eastern hardwood rectangular coffee table, the top heavily carved and studded in brass possibly taken from a door CONDITION REPORTS Size approx 130cm x 81cm x 46cm. There are splits and areas of irregular staining through out. Surface scratches to glass top. In need of a clean. Has general wear and tear conducive to age and use. See images.
A four section oak Globe Wernicke bookcase with leaded glazed doors CONDITION REPORTS Some light scratches and small chips and impressed marks throughout. Some darker marks. The leaded glazed glass is present but needs attention on the bottom door and the one further up. All over general signs of wear and tear. The top section also does not fit properly to the bottom section
A French walnut two door armoire with single drawer under CONDITION REPORTS Measures approximately 131 cm long x 202 cm high x 51 cm deep. Has various surface scratching, some splitting to the panels to the sides, there are some knocks, especially to the edges. The drawer is sticky and does not want to go in on the left hand side. There are shelves and the rails to fit them although not in place currently. Doors need to be re-hung and the central moulding in the middle is coming away at the top. Has general wear and tear to include scuffs, bumps, etc and has damp spots all over especially to the sides. See images for more details. To the right hand side there has been a large split which has been re-glued running approximately 50 cm down the right hand colulmn.
A Victorian bleached pine corner cupboard with two panel doors above two short doors CONDITION REPORTS Approx 107cm width to front, 229cm high and 47cm internal depth. Needs TLC. Left hand top door off its top hinge, back panels are split and some large losses, lower doors are split and have no handles. It has been stripped and some remains of paint still there. Various splits/knocks etc. though out as well as general wear and tear conducive to age and use.
A mahogany chiming hooded wall clock, caddied pediment, base with a carved scroll border, 10-inch brass dial with chapter ring bearing a later inscription James Blackburn, large triple fusee movement with a anchor escapement and quarter chiming on a nest of four bells and a further larger bell for the hours, dial early 18th century, movement circa 1890, later case, 54cm high 08.12.16, front door with a split to the top side, dial is discoloured, movement needs cleaning, dial early 18th century, movement circa 1890, later case, with a pendulum.
An Anglo-Indian ivory pocket watch holder, mid-19th century, gadroon shaped pediment with turned urn finials, scroll and leaf decorated borders, central circular opening for a pocket watch, cushion shaped feet, back door, 19.5cm high 09.12.16, Top side with chips to the corners, top finial with a piece of ivory missing, sides with cracks, back door with damage and some ivory missing, hinges are missing, case needs restoration.
A white marble desk timepiece, circa 1910, loop handle and gilt metal mounts, enamel dial with Arabic numerals, single barrel movement with a platform lever escapement, 15.5cm high 08.12.16, Case with minor chips to the edges, pin is missing to the back door hinge, dial is clean, movement in going order.
A brass lantern clock, circa 1900, four posted case with pierced frets, engraved side door panels, 6-1/2-inch Roman numeral chapter ring, engraved dial centre bearing a later inscription P.Abbot Londini, twin fusee movement with a anchor escapement and striking on a top mounted bell, 37cm high 09.12.16, Metal surfaces are discoloured, dial is discoloured, movement needs cleaning, no pendulum.
An Edwardian satinwood inlaid mahogany display unit, having an arched dentil moulded pediment, over a central astragal glazed door, flanked by four open shelves with mirrored backs, the breakfront base with a panelled central door, decorated with marquetry ornament, flanked by two glazed doors, raised on cabriole legs, united by a platform stretcher 88''h 52''w RSM
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