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Click here to subscribeLate 18th / early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement and 12 inch painted breakarch dial with foliate spandrels, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, brass winding holes, breakarch with painted floral spandrels and strike / silent regulator, in an oak case with dome-topped door, hood with turned columns and domed top with scroll pediment, 212cm overall height (weights and pendulum and key present)
A small reproduction yew wood veneered display cabinet in the Georgian style enclosed by a full length glazed panelled door with lancet shaped mouldings, raised on bracket shaped supports, together with a good quality Georgian style flight of open wall shelves with pierced detail and three small frieze drawers, a further reproduction yew wood veneered nest of three graduated occasional tables, a further occasional table of oval form on two tiers, a TV cabinet enclosed by two doors over a long drawer with fall front, and a box of plain turquoise coloured curtains
An Edwardian walnut bedside cupboard enclosed by a panelled door with carved foliate detail, a nest of three graduated Edwardian walnut occasional tables raised on square cut and moulded supports united by stretchers, the outer table with oval top, a pair of Victorian walnut lightweight balloon back bedroom chairs, an Edwardian mahogany 2-tier plant stand, a further Edwardian 3-tier floor standing cake stand, a towel rail, a simple contemporary pine toilet mirror and a vintage case with brass fittings
A collection of miscellaneous furniture to include a reproduction mahogany floor standing revolving bookcase of square form, a pair of reproduction hardwood standard lamps with turned columns and stepped moulded and carved circular disc shaped bases, a Georgian style hanging corner cabinet enclosed by an astragal glazed panelled door revealing three fixed shaped shelves to the interior, a set of three Edwardian dining chairs in the Queen Anne style, a nest of three graduated walnut veneered occasional tables with pie crust edge and slender cabriole supports, and an oval Edwardian wall mirror with bevelled edge plate
A Georgian oak estate bureau bookcase, the upper section enclosed by a pair of segmented glazed panelled doors revealing three adjustable sliding shelves to interior, the bureau with fall front enclosing a fitted interior of small drawers and pigeon holes flanking a central cupboard enclosed by an arched door over an arrangement of three long and two short drawers, 116cm wide approximately
A collection of pictures, comprising coloured prints of architectural subjects including door surrounds, gateway, etc, together with a black and white photographic montage print of famous pieces of architecture including cathedrals, etc, oil painting on board of a still life with guitar and fruit, various small topographical engravings including Plymouth breakwater from the west, Mullyan (sic) Cove, Cornwall, etc
A GEORGE II WALNUT AND FEATHERBANDED KNEEHOLE DESK, the quarter veneered top with featherbanding and crossbanding, over a frieze drawer above a concealed drawer, a recessed cupboard door with shaped panel below, flanked by three short drawers to either side, raised on bracket feet. 86cm by 67cm by 44cm
Edwardian walnut three piece bedroom suite, comprising combination wardrobe, moulded cornice above a plain frieze, fitted with mirrored door enclosing hanging rail and hooks, covered with carved panels, five drawers, shaped apron, bracket feet, width 151cm, depth 55cm, height 198cm, dressing table with central mirror, flanked by cupboards, drawers below, cabriole legs, and a low wash stand with a rectangular top (3).
Geo Kent, London, Water chart measure with pendulum driven clock mechanism, with anchor escapement, governing rotation of the paper lined recording drum, mahogany cased, with a panelled door, width 71cms, on a tubular metal stand, height overall 135cms, Provenance: Installed in the Ouse, circa 1904.
A circa 1955 Mercedes-Benz (W120) 180D Ponton four door saloon restoration project, unregistered, Old English white. This rare right hand drive Mercedes is in need of full restoration. The body has corrosion damage to the outer panels but the floors and general structure seem sound. The blue leather interior appears complete and should respond well to cleaning and feeding. The wood dashboard is intact with all gauges and switch gear present. The Mercedes is a non runner but the engine is not seized, it selects gears on the column change and it rolled freely when pushed into position for the catalogue photographs. A worthwhile project of an increasingly rare model which is now ripe for restoration. No accompanying paperwork See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
A 2005 Renault Megane 225 Sport, registration number RY05 MXR, blue. This relatively rare four door version of Renault's hot hatch has been owned by the fastidious lady vendor for the last eight years. It is a high specification example with a panoramic glass sunroof, remote total closure alarm, half black leather interior, and the all important full Renault service history which shows correct maintenance including ***a cambelt change in 2010 and new brakes in 2014.*** Now with 136,000 miles on the clock, this rapid Renault is reluctantly for sale because the vendor has purchased a new Renault convertible which means that the 225 is going to lose its garage space. V5C, MOT to March 2017 See illustration Please note that there is a £60+VAT minimum premium on this lot
An Attractive George III Inlaid Oak Hanging Corner Cupboard of good colour and patination. The moulded cornice above a panel door inlaid with an ivory shield shaped escutcheon and a central rosette roundel. The interior fitted with serpentine fronted shelves, 35½ ins (90 cms) high, 27 ins (68 cms) wide.
An 18th Century Oak Longcase Clock with thirty hour movement by Richard Marshall. The 10¼ ins (26 cms) square brass dial with a single steel hand, engraved chapter ring with Roman numerals encircling a calendar aperture and round maker's plaque inscribed 'Rich Marshall 1752'. The case with flat hood surmounted by three turned ball finials, a break-arch topped trunk door and moulded base on bracket feet 83 ins (211 cms) high.
A Fine & Unusual Charles II Oak Wall Cupboard dated 1673. The panel door quartered by applied moulding within a moulded frame and enriched all over with decorative punchwork; The punchwork continued around the two panelled sides and incorporating initials IBEB and date 1673, 23½ ins (59 cms) high, 24½ ins (62 cms) wide, 12 ins (31 cms) deep.
A 17th Century Carved Oak Court Cupboard. The upper section having a moulded top with marquetried frieze raised on bulbous cup & cover posts enriched with carved acanthus & gadrooning, flanking a canted cupboard. The central cupboard door and arcaded side panels carved with foliate decoration and set in a framework of dogtooth inlay. The lower section housing a long frieze drawer adorned with a chain of strapwork and standing on bulbous supports echoing the upper posts, with an open shelf to the base. 47¼ ins (120 cms) high, 47½ ins (121 cms) wide, 18¾ ins (47.5 ms) deep.
A Good 18th Century Pierced Sheet Brass Lantern with repoussé decoration. The cylindrical body with leaded glass sides in a framework of punchwork decorated straps, incorporating a hinged door opening to access the three iron candles sockets on drip pans. The domed pediment surmounted by a hanging ring, pierced and embossed with emperors' head portrait medallions amongst garlands of fruit and foliage. The base with further decoration raised on three finialed ball feet 24 ins (61 cms) high.
A Gothic Style Oak Aumbry (A/F). The top having applied cavetto moulding to the edge above two central doors on iron butterfly hinges. Each door having a recessed upper panel richly carved with voluted linenfold above a pierced lower panel of Gothic tracery, flanked by further pierced tracery to the sides, 48 ins (122 cms) high, 49½ ins (126 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep.
A Rare, Fabulous Quality 17th Century Ausberg Collector's Cabinet of miniature proportions, profusely inlaid with exotic animals amidst scrolling stems of green stain leaves, flowers and fruit edged in black painted moulding. The rectangular box with fall front enclosing various sized drawers edged in ripple moulding and surrounding a central door with gilt brass lock mechanism, 5 ins x 6 ins x 31/8 ins (13 cm x 15 cm x 9.3 cms).
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