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Click here to subscribeAn Emco Unimat3 small bench top lathe with instruction booklet together with two vintage japanned tin deed boxes, one containing various tools, a Macrome brand tap and die set, small selection of door furniture, etc, two vintage petrol cans with screw caps including a Shell example, a small steel munitions box and contents, copper helmet shaped coal scuttle, pair of fire bellows, etc
A walnut kneehole desk in mid 18thC style, the rectangular feather banded veneered top, with a moulded edge, above a frieze drawer with baize internal slide and fitted compartments below, with a further seven drawers around a kneehole with a door, on bracket feet, 79cm high, 48cm deep and 76cm wide.
A Mahogany Cased Late 19th Century Bracket Clock by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, Co Ltd 112 Regent Street with Fusee 8 Day Movement. Impressive Looking Clock with Large Silvered Circular Dial and Glass Panel Back Door. Side Vents. Stands - 20.25 Inches High, 12 Inches Wide & 7 Inches Deep. Good Working Order.
Ernest Gimson mahogany bedside cabinet, the top with visible dovetailing to the sides, single shelf above cupboard, the cupboard below enclosed by framed fielded panel door, having brass drop double loop handle with trefoil terminal, having engraved decoration, the carcase with macassar ebony beading, the sides with integral curved handles, on sledge feet with curved front and chamfered front edge, circa 1920, 43cm wide (the door separated) This collection comes from the late Arthur Mitchell from the brewers, Mitchell & Butler, who commissioned many of the pieces directly from Gimson, Barnsley and Peter Waals. He was a strong supporter of the Cotswold School and a good friend of Edward Barnsley, son of Sidney Barnsley. Arthur Mitchell lived in Cheltenham at Glenfall House and pieces from his collection are also to be found at the Cheltenham Wilson Art Gallery Museum in the Arts and Crafts Department
Edward Barnsley walnut regulator longcase clock, the hood with angular arched pediment, the circular steel dial with subsidiary seconds and hours dials and inscribed "Dent, 41 Pall Mall and 4 Royal Exchange, London", no.62959 behind octagonal glazed door, the trunk having door with two fielded panels, brass label to interior engraved "Sir William Waters Butler bequeathed certain monies to his friend Arthur Mitchell and this clock and case were commissioned therefrom, to commemorate 40 years friendship and work together. The regulator movement was made by Dent & Co of London and the English Walnut Case was designed by Edward Barnsley and made by him and his chief assistant H Upton in 1940", similar panels to the base, all with holly and ebony chequered stringing and wavy line ebony beading, on plinth base, 207cm high This collection comes from the late Arthur Mitchell from the brewers, Mitchell & Butler, who commissioned many of the pieces directly from Gimson, Barnsley and Peter Waals. He was a strong supporter of the Cotswold School and a good friend of Edward Barnsley, son of Sidney Barnsley. Arthur Mitchell lived in Cheltenham at Glenfall House and pieces from his collection are also to be found at the Cheltenham Wilson Art Gallery Museum in the Arts and Crafts Department
Sidney Barnsley oak two-door cupboard with visible dovetailing and visible tenon and mortice, the five open shelves having inset quadrant moulding, each door with four stepped fielded panels and having integral dished demi-lune handle, all with ovolo chip carving and on chamfered wedge feet, 93cm wide x 186cm high This collection comes from the late Arthur Mitchell from the brewers, Mitchell & Butler, who commissioned many of the pieces directly from Gimson, Barnsley and Peter Waals. He was a strong supporter of the Cotswold School and a good friend of Edward Barnsley, son of Sidney Barnsley. Arthur Mitchell lived in Cheltenham at Glenfall House and pieces from his collection are also to be found at the Cheltenham Wilson Art Gallery Museum in the Arts and Crafts Department
A George IV mahogany eight day longcase clock, circa 1825, made by 'W Nicholas, Birmingham' the hood with a swan neck pediment, the glazed door enclosing a white painted dial with black Roman numerals, seconds hand, moonphase mechanism, the case door set between turned columns with Corinthian capitals and plain terminals, 235cm high, complete with key
An early Victorian mahogany eight day longcase clock, the dial inscribed 'John Juler, North Walsham', the hood with a swan neck pediment, the glazed door opening to reveal a dial having a silvered chapter ring and black Roman numerals, three winder holes, moonphase mechanism, the single case door enclosing movement, the base with rustication, 230cm high
A George III oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, by Torkington of Newcastle, the hood having a broken pediment and a ball finial, fitted with a circular glazed face door enclosing a silvered dial with Roman numerals and a subsidiary dial, set with two winder holes, the body with a single door over a projected base, 217cm high, complete with weights and pendulum, complete with key
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