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Click here to subscribe15th century AD. A large bronze door key, the circular hoop with foliate ornament, a chamfered shank hollow at the tip and with collar at top, with toothed cut wards. 67 grams, 11cm (4 1/4"). Property of a gentleman; found Sleaford, Lincolnshire, UK, 2002. See Perkins, J. B. Ward, London Museum Medieval Catalogue, London, 1940, pl.XXX for similar examples. Fine condition.
A VIENNA REGULATOR WALL CLOCK, 20TH CENTURY the 16cm circular white dial with Roman hour numerals, with a subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed "Manufactured in Germany for E. Burmester, 7 S. Adderley-Street, Cape Town", striking on a spiral gong, the dial surmounted by a carved pediment, the glazed door flanked by rounded columns, terminating in a carved apron 120cm high
A late 18th Century oak longcase clock, the arch painted dial with harlequin figure to the top, the chapter ring enclosing a seconds dial (hands missing) and calendar aperture, painted "Joseph Hall, Birmingham", with long trunk door and plinth base (cracked). Face restored. Together with a pair of weights, pendulum and key
THE HIGH KEYS: 'Que Sera Sera/Daddy Ooh Longlegs, London 9768: THE HILLTOPPERS: 'Only You/Until the Real Thing Comes', London 8221 Gold Label: HODGES (Eddie): 'I'm Gonna Knock Your Door/Ain't Gonna Wash for A Week', London 9369: together with approx 143 others, from The Hepstars to The Hollies, including Herman's Hermits, High Five Four, The Hippies etc, various labels. (Approx 146)
A George III oak linen press, having a pair of panel doors, above two short and two long drawers, 123 cm wide Provenance: Althorp Estate Condition report Report by GH Cornice dented and marked. Doors generally reasonably good. However left hand door has two repairs to where it has cracked near the hinges. Interior lacks two of the sliding drawers. The top left hand drawer of the bottom is missing its swan neck handle which doesn't appear to be present. Some of the other handles are also loose. The right hand side of the front to the right of the drawers has completely come off and is no longer present. The same goes for the lower half of the left hand side of the drawers. Otherwise generally well worn and used with dents, cracks, scratches and marks/
A Victorian walnut tabletop stationery cabinet, 37 cm wide Condition report Report by GH Half of the vertical piece of cockbeading between the two swinging doors is broken off. Otherwise some uneven sun fading to the top and general wear and tear. Also a couple of large scratches on the lower left hand side. Metal generally in reasonable condition, but the right hand escutcheon plate has a small loss. Also the handle for the lower drawer is off and no longer present. Internally the piece is reasonable but the pin holding the bottom drawer is bent but present. There is some loss to the inside of the right hand door and there are no letters for the date apertures.
A Victorian ebonised credenza, crossbanded in burr walnut and with boxwood inlay, having a central panel door flanked by a pair of glazed doors, on bun feet, 158 cm wide See inside front cover colour illustration Condition report Report by GH Some dents, scratches and marks to the top, possibly also refinished on the top. Inlay generally good with no obvious major areas of loss or damage. Both glass panes in tact. Some small scuffs to the turned feet. Interior with some wear, but generally reasonably good. 107.5 cm high Max depth approx, 40 cm
A Victorian mahogany wardrobe, having a mirrored door flanked by a pair of panel doors, 194 cm wide Condition report Report by MW The wardrobe has general wear commensurate with age. The right hand door front, when looking straight on, has a large piece of moulding missing from below the handle, right to the top of the door, the handles are all replacements. Inside that double wardrobe, it still contains its original fitted interior with four drawers and four slides. The plinth bottom has rub marks, scratches where the doors have rubbed over the years. The moulding on the single door wardrobe front has replacement moulding on the outside edge from top to bottom, handles are replacements. Internally, the lower drawer is missing. There is no apparent wood worm all over the piece, but it is very worn and scratched all over.
CHARLES DICKENS: THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, illustrated R Seymour and Phiz, London, Chapman & Hall, 1837 1st edition in book form, 1st issue, 43 engraved plates as called for, added engraved title page with "Tony Veller" on signed board, engraved frontispiece door with four vertical lines, page 25 without signature "E", page 260 line 29 "hodling" for "holding", page 261 line 6 "Picvick" for "Pickwick" etc, two buss plates present facing pages 69 and 74, contemporary half calf gilt very worn, inner joints split
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