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Lot 296
Judaica:- a silver spice tower, maker's mark apparently R & I (untraced)in octagonal punch, London, 1910, baluster body chased with floral panels and capped by four eagles, four original bells dependent, steeple with ball finial below a pennant, on pedestal foot, hinged oval door, body inscribed in Hebrew "Tzvi David ben Yitzhak Liev Antanafski", filled base, Provenance:- South Portland Street Synagogue, The Gorbals, Glasgow Some silver solder repairs where steeple joins body otherwise good
Lot 564
A 19th Century Chinese export lacquer cabinet, the frieze with sunburst and acanthus scrolls above panel doors enclosing a fitted interior, the base with folding top above a writing slide and single drawer, the turned legs united by a pierced platform stretcher, profusely decorated in gilt, 70cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: Cupboard surmount with some minor damage, cupboard with chips in places, interior central door with slide behind for portrait insertion, lacquer good, both door with internal splits, outer door decoration good, hinged flap very worn and rubbed at edges, front edge also chipped and rubbed, legs and stretcher rubbed at edges and lacquer decoration tired.
Lot 675
A 19th Century rosewood dwarf bookcase with glass panelled door set with gilt metal mounts, 61cm wide Condition Report: The brass mounts are dull, a few scratches in places all acceptable with age, scratch marks to the door pillar side, caused by the cupboard door being shut with the lock shot, 80cm high.
Lot 781
A walnut bureau bookcase with moulded cornice, the bureau with fitted interior above two long and two short drawers on bracket feet, 97cm wide x 180cm high/see illustration Condition Report: The left hand glazed door loose top hinge, both sides scratched and pitted, interior shelves with rather crude plate stops. Some lifting veneer and scratches, interior with assortment of drawer handles, left hand side with splits. Missing drawer mouldings in places.
Lot 996
A Georgian mahogany longcase clock, the arched dial with 'High Tide at Bristol' key indicator, silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, signed Fran's Weller, Bristol, the case with dentil cornice and blind fret carved frieze above a long trunk door and panelled base on ogee bracket feet, 222cm high/see illustration Condition Report: The case has been restored and re-polished, locks and hinges replaced and hood pillar capitals and bases re-gilded. Interior re-blocked and one leg is loose but present. The face and movement have been restored, the chapter ring replaced and spandrels re-gilded, the moon dial repainted and the ratchets for the same replaced. There is no subsidiary pointer for the tides. There is a painted pointer on the moon dial; the ratchet on the striking train not working therefore fully unwound. The seat board is not original.
Lot 1370
Late 18th / early 19th century longcase clock with thirty hour chain movement, 12 inch square painted dial with subsidiary calendar aperture and rural scenes, signed - Baker Coleshill, in a mahogany case with plain door and tall plinth, architectural hood, with square door and turned columns, 210cm overall height (two weights, pendulum and door key present)
Lot 1371
Late 18th longcase clock with eight day movement, 12 inch painted break arch dial with subsidiary seconds dial, gilt metal hands, ringed winding holes, painted floral spandrels and break arch with applied hunting scene, in a mahogany case, with lancet door and reeded quarter columns, hood with break arch door, reeded columns and decorative wavy pediment, two eagle finials, possibly East Anglian, 214cm overall height (weights, pendulum and winding key present)
Lot 1372
Late 18th / early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement, 12 inch break arch white enamel dial signed - George Jamison Portsea, with subsidiary second and calendar dials and strike silent in the arch, in a flame mahogany case with scallop-topped door and reeded quarter columns, pagoda hood with dentil cornice and reeded columns, 224cm overall height (weights, pendulum, winding key and door key present) CONDITION REPORT Dial width is 30.5cm
Lot 1375
Regency bracket clock with painted circular dial, signed - Wynn, Dean Street, London, double-fusee movement striking on a bell with engraved back plate, in brass inlaid mahogany case with brass pineapple finial, gilt brass side carrying handles and pierced brass side grilles, on gilt ball feet, 49cm high x 25cm wide - with original brass inlaid mahogany wall bracket and key and pendulum CONDITION REPORT General overall condition a little tired, movement is reasonably clean but we are unable to confirm if it is in full working order. Back plate engraving is quite good but plate itself has major casting faults. Mounting brackets have been bent to fit. Dial is dirty and worn, some damage round edge and winding holes, signature worn. Case is dirty, inlaid brass work has been lacquered and default to see if damaged. Veneer is cracked in places and corners are damaged. Back door and surrounding casework has been repaired. Side fret silks have been backed with brown paper
Lot 1398
Attractive George III eight day longcase clock with arched gilt and silvered dial with Old Father Time automaton to arch, signed - 'John Draper Maldon', subsidiary seconds and date aperture, gilt scroll spandrels, in unusual burr elm case with brass ball and spike finials and arched door, on bracket feet, 223cm high
Lot 1485
Good Victorian Aesthetic period amboyna and ebonised breakfront sideboard by Gillow, with shelved galleried back and pair of glazed doors enclosing velvet-lined shelves flanked by pair of panelled cupboard doors between projecting fluted Corinthian column supports, raised on bun feet, stamped Gillow to right hand door, 184cm wide x 46cm deep x 140cm high
Lot 387
Five Arts & Crafts period embossed brass door finger plates, a Victorian papier-mache glove box containing a collection of period ladies gloves, a Victorian papier-mache lace box containing lace and other textiles, coins, stamps, a turn of the Century bone mounted gilt metal casket and other collectables.
Lot 853
A highly decorative Victorian carved oak tall bookcase in the Flemish tasteHaving a moulded inverted cornice above mask and oak leaf carved frieze with glazed panelled door beneath, enclosing three shelves, flanked by maidens in robes standing on creature mask brackets amidst stylised foliage, the base section featuring a secret frieze drawer above panelled cupboard door, both heavily carved and both between heavily carved panels, width approx. 101cm, height approx. 252cm.
Lot 928
A late Victorian/Edwardian carved oak tall cupboard, c.1900The moulded cornice above canopied recess with central uprights, above panelled door decorated with stylised foliage in bold relief, with decorative wrought iron hinges, enclosing four fixed shelves, flanked by carved side panels, raised on bracket feet, width approx. 103cm. CONDITION REPORT: some old cracks to main carved panel, rust stains to nails, scratches, knocks and needs a clean, otherwise ok,. Height - 205.5cm, Depth - 52cm, Width - 103cm
Lot 87
Two 19th century Meissen porcelain figures from the Senses Series after Johann Schoenheit - lady with a parrot in cage on table emblematic of touch, 16cm and lady playing a piano emblematic of hearing, 13cm high - both with blue crossed swords and incised marks CONDITION REPORT Lady with piano- losses to plinth, front edge and rear right corner, otherwise minor losses and wear. Lady with parrott- losses to plinth at each corner. Her left arm broken and poorly restored at the top of her arm. Cage door with loss otherwise minor damage wear
Lot 933
Good early 20th century oak desk letter box, hinged sloping cover with letter slot and embossed metal plaque emblazoned - Letter Box', the panelled door below with Bramah lock and engraved silver presentation plaque dedicated to Mr & Mrs Coombs from Somersetshire Light Infantry, assay marks for London 1912, ivorine plaque to interior for Army & Navy G.S.L. Makers, 37cm high
Lot 970
Late Regency mahogany collectors' cabinet enclosed by ogee arch panel door, raised on squat bun feet, with elaborate twin-catch door-release system, the interior with fourteen drawers with internal partitions, 33cm wide CONDITION REPORT Slight veneer losses to arched door, outer case has further slight losses to extremities particularly at the angles and slight splits, interior with minor wear but generally good
Lot 972
Victorian carved oak casket of Shakespearian interest, the hinged stepped cover relief carved with Shakespeare's coat of arms and relief carved with oak leaves to the sides, the reverse incised 'Oak from Shakespeare's Barn at New Place, J. Marshall, Carver, Stratford on Avon, 1863', 22cm wide. N.B. A Similar casket by J. Marshall was sold by Sotheby's London 13 July 2006. Lot 102. Hammer Price £7,200. John Marshall was a registered shop owner at 21 Chapel St. between 1850s and 1880s describing himself as a 'Carver Upholsterer and House Decorator' (in an 1854 Directory), 'Curious Dealer' (1874) and a 'Dealer of Antique Furniture and Curios' (1884). The shop was next door to Nash's House. One time residence of Thomas Nash, who was Shakespeare's granddaughter's husband, the house next to that was 'New Place', Shakespeare's house, which he bought in 1597. In 1759 the new owner, The Rev. Francis Gastrell caused consternation by demolishing the New Place property, including the barn and famous mulberry tree. John Marshall was well known for using wood acquired from these sources for carved souvenirs. His Obituary reads 'Mr Marshall also had many opportunities of acquiring wood that was in different ways associated with Shakespeare, which he occasionally made into such articles as caskets, etc and many are now possessed by eminent persons in all parts of the World'
Lot 437
William IV secretaire chest standing on an enclosed base, the secretaire drawer fitted with six short and nine long drawers, the front with boxwood stringing, four pigeon holes and the central compartment enclosed with a door, this over two columns of four drawers, the oval handle brackets moulded with cornucopia (dimensions closed 105cm x 128cm x 56cm)
Lot 420
Early 20th century large gentleman's compactum, door with bevelled mirror panel, enclosing compartment with clothes rail and hooks and single drawer, the central section with a two door cupboard to top with moulded and carved panels and drawers within over four graduated drawers with gilt brass mask head furniture, dentil cornice and reeded frieze to the top, the whole standing on an enclosed base. 210cm x 195cm x 56cm
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