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Lot 432
JAMES CLARK OF FROME A CARVED OAK LONGCASE CLOCK the hood with columns flanking the brass arched top moon phase dial, with cast spandrels, the chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, secondary dial and date aperture, eight day movement st riking on bell, the later chip carved case with door decorated with a bird in stylised tree, circa 1800, 230.5cm high
Lot 668
A 19th Century miniature mahogany display cabinet on chest with cavetto moulded cornice above a glazed door with arch enclosing shelves on a base of two short and three long drawers with shaped apron to bracket feet, bears label to back "This antique miniature cabinet in mahogany, signed in pencil under top cover: William Gandy November 6th,, 1850 made this for his daughter Martha Louisa aged 11 years) 34.5 cm wide x 84.5 cm high
Lot 724
A late Regency mahogany bookcase cabinet, the upper section with moulded cornice above two arched glazed and barred doors enclosing adjustable shelving over a single drawer and two fielded panelled cupboard doors raised on bracket feet, 145 cm wide x 223 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The veneer is showing signs of cracking in c=various places and there is a crack on the top left-hand side of the bookcase. There is some patching to the left-hand bottom section of the top half and there is a bit of moulding missing from the bottom right-hand corner of the top section. The bottom doors are locked and there is no key. There are a couple of splits on the bottom left-hand section and some to the bottom right-hand side section. there is also a significant bruise to the bottom section left-hand door in the top right-hand corner. There is also some patching to the veneer on the bottom section. Has general wear and tear to include surface scratches, some fading, knocks, bumps etc - see images for further details
Lot 656
A 1920's Art Deco French walnut cabinet by Dominique of Paris, the caddy top with silver plated banding above two parquetry inlaid doors with angular brass handles opened to reveal a pigeon holed interior, raised on stepped bracket feet, 120.5 cm wide x 145 cm high (Provenance: commissioned and installed in Bibury Court, Gloucestershire circa 1926) CONDITION REPORTS A stain to the centre of the top surface, bubbling veneer and small loss of veneer in it as well. There is a possible repair to the top surface as well as ring marks, white paint splattered marks and scratches. There are some larger chips to the back edge - see images. To the left hand door at the top there is a small loss - see images, and there are also some minor scratches to the door, including one longer horizontal scratch, roughly half way down. There is some ink all over, some impressed marks, some light scratches and some very small chips to the edges. When looking at the back there is a small gap where the top surface is coming away from the body, so will need a little attention. some general signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 750
An 18th Century walnut and boxwood strung spice cupboard, the single door opening to reveal a bank of eight drawers, 36 cm wide x 57 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The top has some chips, losses and small scratches. The central panel of the door is slightly loose to the left hand side with split appearing. Some damage to the veneer to the front, split to the base and large loss to the back right hand corner near the top. Some damage to the inlay work and some losses and the back board has various splits, losses and woodworm holes which need attention. All over general signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use.
Lot 732
A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid credenza, the plain shaped top above a floral spray decorated frieze and central plain glazed door enclosing a shelf, flanked by two serpentine cabinet doors enclosing two shelves interspersed by marquetry inlaid pilasters, the whole with gilt bronze figural and foliate embellishments, 188 cm wide x 110 cm high
Lot 658
A 1920's French Art Deco walnut veneered partners desk by Dominique of Paris, the figured top moulded edge over a central frieze drawer and a kneehole flanked by two banks of four drawers, each with angular brass handles opposite two cupboard doors enclosing shelves, the sides with further kneeholes and a reading/writing slope, raised on inverted stepped plinth bases, 171 cm wide x 97 cm deep (Provenance: commissioned by and installed by Bibury Court, Gloucestershire circa 1926) CONDITION REPORTS Various damage to the veneer to the top - lifting and cracked. Some losses throughout in need of attention. One of the doors is off with loss of wood to the moulding meaning door will not stay on and needs attention. Split to the top near the hinge of the other door. Missing screw to the top hinge. Various losses and damage to the veneer to both door fronts and to the pedestals. Losses of veneer,cracks to the veneers etc. The drawers are missing stops and some of the handles need attention. Woodworm holes to the drawer fronts on one pedestal - again all over losses to the veneers, chips and cracking to the veneers etc. Various scratches, scuffs, chips etc throughout. The base of the pedestal is coming loose and needs attention and repair. Pedestal wood and the central drawer wood and top wood are substantially different colours. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout the whole piece in need of attention
Lot 720
A George III mahogany bookcase cabinet, the upper section with moulded and Greek key decorated cornice, over two astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelving over a sloping fall, opening to reveal a fitted interior with central mirrored door, flanked by Deed drawers, pigeon holes and banks of four drawers over two drawers and two cupboard drawers to bracket feet, 111 cm wide x 232 cm high CONDITION REPORTS A small piece of Greek style moulding missing to the back left hand top corner and damage to the other moulding on the back top hand right corner. One pane of glass has been cracked - see images. There is only one shelf. To the top of the base there is moulding missing down the right hand side - see images - and half way down the base some moulding missing. To the back there is also a crack down both sides of the base. Mirrored interior door is silvered, some missing handles to the interior compartments. Left hand drawer is missing some moulding. The two doors do not quite fit properly and there are also two linen press style drawers to the base. the back foot is off but still present. All over various small scratches impressed marks, small chips to the edges and general signs of wear and tear throughout consistent with age and use.
Lot 526
A Märklin of Germany Brougham Series two seat horse carriage with driver seat, painted tin plate, box 16 cm long not including hames CONDITION REPORTS Carriage does not sit straight upon a table, pin holding the yoke to the carriage missing as a result the yoke is off, Various signs of rust throughout, damage throughout. Damage to the door handle on both sides, loss of paint throughout. Chips and knocks to the metal of the door - see images. Footstep on one side is missing, dent to the door, considerable signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 701
An Edwardian display cabinet by Maple & Co, the moulded cornice above a frieze decorated with copper inlaid decoration, above a two door glazed cupboard of panelled curved glass, above an open shelf with fretwork carved shoulders and stylised floral supports with mirrored back, above a further two door glazed cupboard, each with brass hammered effect escutcheons with a central copper and wooden inlaid floral motif, raised on square tapering legs to splayed feet, bears "Maple & Co." label to back, 117 cm wide x 207 cm high CONDITION REPORTS To the back right hand corner of the cornice there is a large piece missing and various other splits and chips and losses - see images. To the inlay there is some damage and some losses, peeling away in places - see images. to he front to the left hand one, two brass pieces are missing completely. The central piece of decorative inlay to the middle - again some damage, probably has been stuck back down and is now peeling, some losses would need attention, some of the veneer is lifting to the arch at the back right hand side. Lower piece of inlay relatively good condition, the bottom of that piece of wood where the inlay is, there is a split to the right hand side of the base towards the back - various chips and losses. All over some light scratches and scuffs and general small signs of wear and tear throughout
Lot 113
An Antique Oak Long Case Clock, hand painted enamel face with Roman dial, date aperture with second hand dial, hand painted floral spandrels, hand painted moon phase movement, subsidiary second dial, the glazed door front with arched hood, the case with swan neck pediment, decorative inlay to door front, approx 222 cms high x 55 wide, the movement appears to be sympathetically restored.
Lot 97
A Late Regency Oak Cased Parkinson & Frodsham London Mantel Clock, with decorative carved moulding to case corners, decorative moulding above the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and steel hands, scribed Parkinson and Frodsham, 5 Budge Row, London to dial, back plate stamped W & B, raised on a stepped plinth on bun feet, the rear door with pierced brass and cloth panel, approx 27 x 35 cms
Lot 327
An early 19th Century eight day mahogany cased Longcase Clock (Irish), the 12" cream painted dial with Roman numerals and signed E Shirtsinger, Dublin, the subsidiary seconds hand dial below the 12 o'clock marker, the dome topped hooded door above a flame mahogany veneered shaped trunk door, raised on ogee style bracket feet, 191cm high, (veneers away and some splitting etc.,)
Lot 329
A George III period oak and mahogany Longcase Clock, the broken swan neck pediment above a 12" broken arch brass dial, the "rolling moon" mechanism above brass chapter ring with Roman numerals, central engraving of flowers and with arch shaped date aperture flanked by Classical style columns and gilded capitals, shaped trunk door flanked by quadrant pilasters, now minus brackets, 212cm (condition generally commensurate with age etc.,)
Lot 334
A George III period oak cased eight day Longcase Clock, the wavy style pediment flanked by two brass urn finials and above an 11" brass dial with Roman numerals and signed WILLm Dyer, Barnstable, above an interesting maritime engraving with clipper coming into land and all flanked by pierced gilded spandrels, rectangular mahogany crossbanded trunk door and raised on bracket feet, 207cm wide
Lot 649
An antique Cassone style oak Cabinet, the cleated planked top above a redundant central keyhole to the carved arcaded frieze, central hinged door below carved in early style with a charioteer carrying sword and shield, the door flanked by 17th Century style verticals and headed with masks, the lower outset moulding with carved arcading and with lower running Guilloche style decoration and above a protruding lower moulding, carved panelled sides and together with one further associated separate carved panel, the Cabinet 133cm wide x 64cm deep x 78cm high
Lot 650
A fine 19th Century (in 17th Century Italianate style) ebonised Cabinet on Stand, the hinged top opening to reveal central mirror flanked by painted vignettes and above two panelled doors opening to reveal a multitude and variety of varying sized drawers within, the central cupboard door with decorative interior mirrored vignette, further over a single flush drawer below and raised on barley twist style legs united by a cross-frame stretcher having central reserve, 56cm wide x 122cm high
Lot 653
A good early 19th Century Continental mahogany Secretaire a Abattant, the single full width drawer with ornate cast handles above a flame mahogany fall centred with a boxwood marquetry dragon and opening to reveal fitted interior of pigeonholes, various drawers and a central cupboard door etc., further over two lower doors with marquetry fleur de lys and flanked by Classical style columns with gilt metal capitals, raised on short square tapering chequer strung legs, 101cm wide
Lot 669
A George III period bow fronted mahogany and satinwood crossbanded Sideboard, the single central oval marquetry patera above a central bow fronted compartmentalised drawer flanked by a left hand cupboard door and a right hand drawer, raised on square tapering legs terminating in short block feet, 151cm wide
Lot 673
A 19th Century bow fronted figured walnut Credenza, the central panelled door enclosing shelf space and flanked by two stop fluted columns terminating in gilt metal acanthus capitals, two bow fronted doors flanking with arabesque style marquetry and raised on short turned tapering ebonised legs, 108cm wide
Lot 1340
Fine English ebonised and ormolu mounted triple fusee verge bracket clock, the 6.75" silvered chapter ring enclosing a finely engraved foliate centre with calendar aperture, under two subsidiary chime/not chime and Lass of the Hill/A Song/An Air/A Minuet tune selector dials either side of a shaped plate possibly inscribed F.R & S , London, the verge movement with fine foliate engraved back plate and pull repeat playing on a nest of ten bells and striking on another within a stepped case with wavy glazed door flanked by canted sides applied with foliate torso ormolu mounts, upon foliate scrolling cast feet and surmounted by a caddy top with five urn finials, 24.5" high (pendulum and keys)
Lot 1341
Fine impressive English ebonised triple fusee massive bracket clock, the 11" silvered chapter ring signed J.C. Jennens, London enclosing a matted centre over an arched panel applied in relief with the figure of Father Time seated over a silvered plaque inscribed Tempus Fugit, the substantial movement with pull repeat and playing on a nest of eight bells, with hourly strike on a gong, the stylised foliate engraved back plate also signed J.C. Jennens, London, with locking pendulum and sunburst engraved bob, within an impressive ormolu mounted stepped case with moulded arched square caddy top surmounted by a pineapple finial, 38" high (pendulum, winding and door keys) *This clock is in superb condition after a recent complete professional overhaul. This clock is illustrated in Britten's - Old Clocks & Watches, ninth edition, page 500, where it is listed as 'Jennens, J.C., c1790, London, chiming bracket clock (The Hague)'
Lot 1349
English mahogany double fusee bracket clock, the 7" convex cream dial and movement back plate signed George Yonge, Strand, London, with pull repeat, locking pendulum and striking on a large bell, within a rounded arched panelled case inlaid with brass lines, 14" high (pendulum and door key)
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