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Lot 1915
A George III oak longcase clock, the arched pediment above brass dial set with silvered chapter ring inscribed "WM.Kent, Saffron Walden", with subsidiary seconds hand, date aperture and moon phase, eight day movement, long arch door and stepped plinth base, height 231cm, lower plinth repaired. CONDITION REPORT: The dial and movement has been overhauled, cleaned and polished, as have the brass finials. The case has been re-polished. As mentioned in the description, there is an additional stepped section to the lower portion of the plinth. Weight and pendulum present. Sadly, the brass plate is broken but present.Top arched section of brass is broken off above the chapter ring.
Lot 1867
A Regency mahogany and brass inlaid bracket clock, the arched case above painted dial inscribed "Alexd Purvis, North Audley St. London", housing an eight day single fusee movement raised on brass paw feet, height 34.75cm. CONDITION REPORT: The dial has been repainted but this is crazed and cracked throughout, two horizontal old repairs to veneers to the front and the brass detailing has possibly been replaced. General wear to the case. Sold with a pendulum, door key and winding key. The clock has come from a collection where the gentleman has had them running up until recently.
Lot 2084
A Georgian mahogany night cupboard/wash stand/commode with shaped front, hinged lid enclosing an aperture for a wash bowl, a front hinged door, false drawer front and pull-out section with aperture for commode with tapering legs to castors, the main body having tapering legs, width 58cm, height 88cm.
Lot 2112
An early 20th century mahogany four piece bedroom suite with inlaid decoration comprising a large three door wardrobe set with oval bevelled mirrors, the double section with hanging rail, the single section enclosing three pull-out shelves above three drawers, width 185cm, a dressing table with two drawers and oval mirror to the upper section, the lower with two short above two long drawers raised on tapering squared legs to castors, width 123cm, and a pair of matching bedside pot cupboards, width 65.5cm, also a mahogany bedroom chair with upholstered back, carved baluster legs to peg feet and stuffover seat (5).
Lot 162
A small group of collectors' items, comprising a pair of wall brackets modelled as cupids amongst roses, height 40cm, a Staffordshire model of a church door with turrets, height 22cm, a United Order of Druids certificate recording an initiation in 1858 and a woolwork picture of Christ raising Jairus' daughter, 77 x 50cm, framed and glazed (5).
Lot 1916
DAVID COMPIGNE OF WINTON; A George III oak longcase clock, the brass square dial set with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, inscribed "Compigne Winton", flanked by two ring turned pilasters above single door with circular glazed aperture, on pedestal base with ogee bracket feet, height 201cm. CONDITION REPORT: Dial size is 10.25 inches. There is a David Compigne clock maker listed as operating in Winchester in 1718. Nothing more is known about this clock maker. Dial and movement are associated to the case. The lower half of the plinth is replaced. There are some old repairs.
Lot 1914
An 18th century oak and crossbanded longcase clock, the moulded caddy top above 11" square dial set with silvered chapter ring inscribed "Sam LL Whalley Manchester" with thirty hour movement, arched door and plinth base, reduced, height 204cm. CONDITION REPORT: The movement and dial is associated to the case, extensive damage to the case, repainted sections, repainted frieze, repainted upper and lower sections to the columns, veneer and crossbanding missing. A restoration project.
Lot 1920
EDWARD BARLOW, OLDHAM (act. c.1725-30); an early 18th century oak longcase clock, the volute above brass cherubic decorated face with circular chapter ring set with Roman numerals, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, with single door above pedestal base with bracket feet, height 195cm. CONDITION REPORT: 8 day Clock
Lot 1910
An 18th century French oak longcase clock, the hinged door with carved panels of floral swags and baskets flanked by fluted pilasters, the silvered circular chapter ring set with Roman numerals and a circular plaque engraved "J. Lanoy Montigny sur Sambre 1745" (for restoration). CONDITION REPORT: There is a clock maker of the name "La Noy" known to be operating in Paris in 1772.Does not have pendulum and weights
Lot 1917
THOMAS LISTER OF LUDDENDON; a mid 18th century oak cased thirty hour longcase clock with caddy top above square brass face with circular chapter ring set with Roman numerals and dated aperture, flanked with two turned columns above single door on plinth base and bracket feet, height approx 220cm. CONDITION REPORT: Weights and pendulum present.
Lot 1912
DAVID COLLIER OF GATLEY; a late 18th century oak cased eight day longcase clock, the hood with broken swan neck pediment and brass finials above square brass dial with silvered chapter ring set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and with date aperture, inscribed with maker's name, flanked by two turned columns above arched door and pedestal base, height 215cm. CONDITION REPORT: Dial size is 12 inches. Case has been restored and polished. Dial and movement have been polished and cleaned.
Lot 2091
An unusual asymmetrical George III mahogany corner sideboard, the serpentine front with three shaped drawers above a pedestal with shaped hinged door enclosing drawers to one side, the hinged door on the other enclosing a lead lined bottle drawer and pot section above shaped and pierced bracket feet, width 195cm.
Lot 224
A mahogany partners desk, early 20th Century the pedestals each fitted with four drawers and opposing cupboard door, one pedestal stamped SIEMENS BROTHERS & Co. LIMITED, LONDON, the locks each stamped Franklin, Albion Rd, Woolwich, 78cm high, 183cm wide, 120cm deepSiemens Brothers were a company who's primary business was the manufacture and laying of cables and other light-electrical equipment, they were based in Woolwich from 1863.
Lot 485
A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, with swan neck pediment with inlaid urn finial and frieze, fitted writing drawer, brass ring handles and cupboards below, on bracket feet, 253cm high x 127cm wide x 52cm deep v small leaf moulding loos to the carving on the cornice, slight warp in the closing door and two sections of moulding loss and a very small corner moulding loss to the secretaire drawer. No apparent worm damage. The handles appear to be the original. Very close to 1800 in date
Lot 970
A Janet Leach for Leach Pottery stoneware vase with twin lug handles, impressed personal pottery seal, height 12.5cm, sold together with a printed card showing Janet Leach Pots in which Janet Leach has written 'Dearest Sue, I shall miss you very much - use the pot as a door stop and remember me - best of luck and much happiness love Janet'. (See illustration)
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