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Click here to subscribeA 19th century oak, figured mahogany and crossbanded longcase clock, by J & E Mason, Worcester, eight day movement striking on a bell, the painted face with Roman numerals, minute markers, and floral spandrels, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, the hood with broken swan neck pediment, brass fittings and turned columns, the trunk door flanked by fluted columns with brass fittings, raised on a plinth base, 54 by 26 by 208cm high.
A George III oak longcase clock, by Herring, Newark, later eight day movement striking on a bell, the domed painted face with Roman numerals, Arabic numeral minute markers, a basket of fruit, and floral spandrels, date aperture, the hood with broken swan neck pediment, brass fittings and plain turned columns, the trunk door with shaped top, raised on a plinth base, 48 by 25 by 202cm high.
An Edwardian mahogany cased mantel clack, the arched silvered and foliate engraved dial with Roman numerals to the chapter ring, the centre signed J. W. Benson, London, with slow/fast ring, the two train movement striking on a coiled gong, the plain domed case with bevelled glass to the door, pierced and carved apertures to the sides, raised on brass flattened bun feet, pendulum suspension damaged, 22.5 by 16 by 28cm high.
A Victorian figured mahogany and crossbanded longcase clock, by Kilham, Holbeach, eight day movement striking on a bell, the domed painted face with Roman numerals, minute markers, a basket of flowers, and floral spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial, the hood with broken swan neck pediment and turned columns, the trunk door with shaped top, chamfered trunk, raised on a plinth base, 52 by 26 by 198cm high.
Bentley Speed Six - 1930. A large format 'The Silent Speed Six' Leaflet No 31, dated January 1930, possibly the first Speed Six brochure, 8pp. including cover, with well-defined images of the engine, chassis, two and four-door Weyman bodied saloons, component parts, specifications in green and black text, some spotting and light soiling to the front and rear cover, ink manuscript at the top edge, but original cotton-tied spine intact (1)
*Patterson (Frank). 'And then he sets forth' & 'Knocking on the door', two images on one sheet mounted on brown card, both depicting the same cyclist with his machine, the first showing him mounting as he departs 'ready to go anywhere and do anything', and the second as he knocks on the door of the thatched Bull Inn, both figures are tinted blue, the first drawing is initialled FP and dated 1926 in the bottom right-hand corner; the other is not signed or dated, both are a somewhat dust-marked and there are pencil annotations in the blank upper margin of the sheet, each image measures about 10 x 7in (25 x 18cm) (1)
*Cabin Bulkhead Lamp. Manufactured by the 1868-founded company, Bulpitt & Sons of Birmingham (1916), a three-glass windproof oil-powered lamp with a key wind-burner, via sliding door, air control arbour, sliding fluted chimney to allow for cleaning the hinging top and glass replacement, together with a wooden grip carrying bail and stout rear mounting bracket, of quality brass construction, 50cm high including handle (1)
A 17th Century style small oak cupboard on stand The rectangular plank top above a dentil and block applied frieze, the central cupboard door with a square panel flanked by tapering applied pendants the lower part with a rectangular moulded border, shaped apron raised upon plain supports. 92x82x42cms.
A 19th Century oak and inlaid longcase clock, signed John Hough With a 30cm brass dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary date aperture, cask cherub, leaf and coronet spandrels, pierced blued hands, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement rack striking on a saucer bell, the case with a swan neck cresting, brass leaf and roundel terminals centred with a vase above brass capped fluted columns, the trunk with a short door crossbanded with mahogany flanked by fluted quarter columns raised upon a panelled plinth base and bracket feet. 210cms with two weights and a pendulum. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2166 The right hand swan neck, to the pediment has been broken and re glued, visible, applied roundels, urn finial possibly replaced, inlay to the frieze once section missing left hand angle upright measures approx: 5 x 0.5cm, small piece of cross banding missing to glazed door border approx: 2 x 2cm, door sits slightly proud of the cabinet, original back board, small piece of beading missing to the raised panel right hand side angle approx: 5cm, case good colour additional break to the left hand swan neck, appearing on the mahogany veneer front, replaced seat board now with later angled brackets supporting it to the back board, movement working with two weights and pendulum.
A 19th Century mahogany free standing corner wall cabinet With a shell leaf and foliate pierced cresting above a glazed cabinet door applied with oval C scrolls enclosing a mirrored interior the lower part with two shaped bevelled mirrors above a frieze carved with trumpets and leaves, a similar cabinet door with a velvet lined interior raised upon a shell and leaf carved front cabriole legs. 220x82x43cms
A George III mahogany and crossbanded longcase clock, signed John Telford, Wigton With a 30cm white dial with Roman numerals with pierced moon shape hands, the spandrels painted with conch shells against a blue ground, the single train 30 hour movement with outside count wheel striking on a saucer bell, the case with an architectural pediment above a cavetto cornice, the dial flanked by turned hood columns, the trunk with a long crossbanded door flanked by quarter columns raised upon a plinth and ogee bracket feet with one weight and a pendulum. 223x26x48cms. (illustrated)
A choice bur walnut compactum wardrobe, by Hunters of Derby With a moulded arched and cavetto top above three Queen Anne style panelled well figured doors enclosing three sliding trays, three short drawers and a mirrored door with a brass hanging rail with brass rails above a shaped moulded apron raised upon four leaf carved cabriole legs. 203x152x62cms.
A William IV inlaid mahogany longcase clock signed W. Holgate, Wigan With a 35cm white dial with Arabic numerals the lunor calendar painted with a masted galleon and a country house in landscape beneath date aperture, leaf and flower spandrels, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting with brass roundels decorated with clover leaves, eagle and sphere finials above a painted frieze, brass capped fluted hood columns, the trunk inlaid with a torch, quiver and arrows flanked by conch shells, the lancet shape door above reeded columns and inlaid conch shells, the plinth with a shaped apron raised upon block feet. 228x25x60cms with two weights, pendulum and key. (illustrated)
A good early 19th Century mahogany cased drop dial wall timepiece signed Dutton london With a 57cm white dial signed Dutton, London with Roman numerals, blued hands with a painted metal bezel to the glazed door, the substantial single train fusee and chain movement with A shaped plates, anchor escapement, the rear of the dial indistinctly inscribed April 1857 London, the case with a moulded border, the trunk of box shape with side viewing door and hinged door to the bowfront base bears a paper label, Customs & Excise, Lower Thames Street, with a substantial brass key. 58cms. (illustrated)
A 19th century rosewood and Mother of pearl inlaid drop dial wall timepiece With a 30cm white painted convex dial signed J Fisher, Esq., London with blued hands, gilt brass bezel to the bowfront glazed door the single train fusee and chain movement with shouldered footed plates with anchor escapement, the rosewood veneered and Mother of Pearl inlaid case with an octagonal top each segment inlaid with Mother of Pearl and rosewood depicting flowers and leaves, the trunk with an oval lenticle with leafy ears above a hinged door, the top with two hinged doors with long pendulum, door and winding keys. 75x44cms. (illustrated)
A fine early 19th Century bronze Gothic revival mantel clock With a 18cm convex silvered dial with Roman numerals, blued Gothic hands within a brass convex glazed bezel the twin chain fusee bell striking movement with anchor escapement with rise and fall to the lenticular bob pendulum, H shape brass back plate, the Gothic revival case with swan neck pediments above leaf cast cluster columns embracing leaf and flower head panels divided by fluted arches, the sides with similar fluted and foliate decoration, glazed lancet shaped rear door raised upon a rectangular plinth base and four scrolling leafy feet with a substantial pendulum, later winding key and an original side door key. (4) (illustrated)
A Victorian simulated rosewood and malachite wardrobe With a cavetto cornice above a frieze painted with gilt scrolls, lozenges and and lancets above a pair of cupboard doors each decorated with simulated malachite borders, painted centres, canted angles the interior enclosing four sliding trays and two short drawers flanked by a hinged compartment with two clothes hooks and before cloth hooks and a rail, raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet. 206x129x59cms. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2230 - The plinth paintwork in good condition, doors, some minor surface scratching some rubbing to the white paint lines, the door lacking a large piece of moulding lower left hand side, right hand door, hinges solid, some scratching to the left hand side, back panels solid no worm, right hand side some surface scratching, scratching to the bracket feet and plinth.
A George lll oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, signed T. Read, Tarporley With a 31cm silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and outer date calendar ring, the centre engraved with scrolls, gilt metal cast rococo shell leaf and flower spandrels, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a saucer bell, the attractive small case with a cavetto cornice above a gilt and floral glass panel, gilt painted Gesso fluted columns, the slender trunk with a crossbanded door embraced by fluted columns raised upon a panelled plinth base, shaped bracket feet. 199cms high x 55x25cms. (illustration)
A Victorian Oak fitted Smokers Cabinet. Of upright rectangular form with a hinged top and a pair of bevelled glass cabinet doors enclosing a sliding tray, two short drawers with brass handles flanked by a leather inset aperture with a Staffordshire earthenware Japan pattern mixing jar and cover, decorated in cobalt blue, red and gilt. With side carrying handles, raised upon a plinth base. 30x38x23cms. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 1839 - The rectangular hinged top minor water staining to the right of the right hand hinge, old restoration right hand side re-glued , old break to the right of the top hinge to glazed cabinet door measures 4x14cms, original bevelled glass, shrinkage crack left hand side running through the oxidized metal handle, some discolouration to each oxidized handle, overall crazing to the mixing jar and cover, generally good condition, requires polishing.
A 19th Century and later mahogany bookcase With a cavetto cornice above a plain frieze and a pair of astragal glazed cabinet doors enclosing three shelves the lower part of rectangular form with a writing slide with a red velvet lined surface above three cock beaded drawers brass swan neck handles flanked by a faux slide and a hinged door all with brass swan neck handles above a shaped apron raised upon shaped bracket feet 206 x 138 x 50cm.
A George lll mahogany longcase clock signed William Holland Chester, the cabinet stamped Gillows With a 32cm arched brass and silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, blued pierced hands, centred seconds sweep, cast rococo spandrels with a lunar calendar in the arch the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell the case with a swan neck cresting, gilded finials above reeded Corinthian columns the trunk with a long door stamped Gillows, flanked by reeded quarter columns raised upon a panelled plinth base and bracket feet. 254cms highx49x23cms. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2170 The clock has been subject to an extensive project of restoration and renovation. The hood, replaced and re gilded finials, replaced brass rosette roundels, restoration to the swan neck cornice, signs of a break running left to right in two places and at the top beneath the arch, new strengthening blocks applied at the back, restoration to the lower part of left hand side and the right hand side, replaced cheek boards to the arch and to the left and right sides and to the bottom, glazed door replaced. Movement completely overhauled and polished, dial and movement possible associated signs of additional blocks below the seat board, dial polished, restoration to the frieze above the dental work on the trunk, piece inset approx. 26 x 3.5cm, repair to the veneer on the left hand side angle.
An 18th Century Dutch marquetry cabinet on stand with later alterations With a cavetto cornice inlaid with a trail of flowers and scrolls, the frieze centred with a downswept capital embraced by similar capitals above a pair of panelled cupboard doors, each panel finally inlaid with a vase of blooms and leaves with a bird perching in the centre, supported on a shelf with marquetry garlands and leaves, embraced with uprights with trails of flowers and leaves enclosing a later mirrored interior above a frieze raised upon a re-entrant plinth, the lower part with a moulded border above a long frieze drawer raised upon turned supports joined by an H stretcher centred with an oval inlaid with a marquetry basket of blooms and flowers raised upon compressed bun feet with alterations. 184x135x53cms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2290 - Marquetry to cornice good condition, frieze good condition each panel cupboard panel door has been extensively restored, signs of old shrinkage where the door has been taken apart showing signs of restoration, restored marquetry particularly to the plinth underneath the vase which as been painted in and filled, other paint work filling to marquetry flowers, the opposite door shrinkage, restoration of door and paintwork to plinth below the vase, infilled replacement marquetry, restorations to the moulded border in large section, restorations to the outer moulded applied border, the edge which abuts the opposite door a large section running from the top to the bottom has been replaced painted and paint coloured graining applied, similarly to the opposite door a section has been replaced and painted, the interior has had a later mirror fitted to the sides, back and floor, restoration to the left hand side marquetry panel, turned supports, scrubbed, and repolished, marquetry to shaped stretcher, repolished and some staining, compressed bun feet possibly replaced.
A George III walnut bureau bookcase With a cavetto cornice above a pair of glazed cabinet doors each with moulded panels enclosing two adjustable shelves above a pair of candle slides, the lower part with a moulded border, above a crossbanded and herringbone inlaid well figured hinged top with a book rest enclosing a panelled cupboard door with a fielded panel, herringbone crossbanded border enclosing a drawer, embraced on either side by three pigeon holes and three drawers, each similarly inlaid, the lower part with two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, shaped brass plates raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet, 214cms high x 100cms wide x 57cms depth (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2262 - Size should say 214cms high x 100cms wide x 57cms depth. Restored and repolished, the bookcase moulding beneath the cavetto cornice left hand side angle missing, veneer around the left hand door cracked above the shaped escutcheon, piece of veneer top right hand cornice to the left hand door possibly replaced, right hand glazed door veneer replaced on the right hand vertical upright approx 5x11cms, veneer replaced on the left hand angle on the same door approx 8x5cms and decorated over to resemble the burr in the walnut, a piece also replaced on the left hand side upright measures approx. 4x4cms, original bolt shutter on the left hand glazed door and at the bottom glass old, putty holding old, the top overhangs the back slightly, restoration to the left hand return side where it butts the moulding approx 16x4cms, veneer reinset, veneer missing above the left hand candle slide minor approx 2x1cm, the hinge fall front scrubbed and repolished, faded figuring, pieces of veneer replaced above the brass escutcheon approx 10x3cms, the interior good rich colour, the two arches to the left hand pigeon holes possibly replaced, locks and brass work possibly replaced above the right hand loper to rest the fall on veneer replaced and restored in several sections, beneath the right hand fall rest veneered block missing measures approx 6x2.5cms, in the centre block with veneer missing measures approx 11x1.75cms, strip of veneer beneath this block also missing, all drawers scrubbed and repolished, cockbeaded left hand side missing to top right hand drawer, cock beading missing to the edge of the left hand 2nd long drawer also on the right hand side, 3rd long drawer scratching and bruising to cockbeading, cockbeading missing along the bottom ledge approx 33cms and the right hand edge approx 18cms, veneer missing on the upright on the right hand side the bottom long drawer, triangular piece of moulding missing above the right hand bracket foot, minor veneer missing on the front of the right hand bracket foot.
An Victorian oak and inlaid Arts & Crafts compactum wardrobe With a castellated pediment inlaid with roundels, the frieze inlaid with boxwood and ebony pyramids above a full length mirrored door with shaped spandrels inlaid with a flower head joined by a half round moulding, recessed substantial brass strap work hinges enclosing three sliding trays and four frieze drawers each with roundel handles flanked on either side by a panelled cupboard door, mahogany lined interior to door enclosing a shelf and a brass rail, one with a hinged lidded compartment raised upon a plinth base. 213x209x62cms (illustrated)
An early 19th Century oak and mahogany longcase clock, unsigned With a 33cm white arched dial with repainted Arabic numerals, pierced hands with a date aperture, the arch painted with roses, the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting above brass capped reed Corinthian columns, the trunk with a long crossbanded and inlaid door, reeded quarter columns raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet. 230cms high x 51x26cms.
A walnut veneered Westminster and Whittington mantel clock by Elliott With a 13cm silvered chaptering, the inner gilt roundel with ribbon tied leaves signed Elliott, clock retailed by Terry & Co., Manchester, Roman and Arabic numerals with winged masked spandrels the three train key wound movement striking on eight gongs, the arched case with a moulded top above a gilt metal hinged door with a bevelled glass, canted angles raised upon a plinth base and shaped bracket feet with a substantial winding key. 22.5x30xx11cms.
A Regency mahogany bracket clock circa 1820 With a 15cm convex white dial, indistinctly signed J.B. Bristol with Roman numerals the single train fusee movement with anchor escapement with shaped plates, the case with a Pagoda shape top, later turned finial, the case carved with flowers and leaves raised upon a stepped plinth base, glazed side panels, brass ring handles, glazed back door raised upon compressed bun feet, 46x24x15cms.
An early 19th century North Walian oak and pine highback dresser. With a cavetto cornice above a plain frieze, three plate rails, downswept pine sides, the rectangular oak three-plank top with cleated ends above a T-shape arrangement of three drawers above three faux drawers, ebonised handles flanked on either side by a panelled cupboard door, panelled sides raised upon bracket feet. 203x148x49cm
An early 20th Century cabinet two valve receiver by British, Thompson Houston The upright wedge shape cabinet with a pair of inlaid cupboard doors with a pair of British Broadcasting coils, flanking switches for maximum increase, and telephone switch above a pair of tuner dials and four telephone apertures above a pair of cupboard doors raised upon a plinth base complete with a pair of B.Th head phones patent No: 199678 with a hinged back door. 46x32x27cms CONDITION REPORT: Lot 1884 - The rectangular top surface scratching and discolouration the two hinged doors some of the old polish running top left hand corner and crazed polish, hinges good, bottom cupboard door hinges good, back hinge panel good condition lacking button, oxidization to markers labels.
A French gilt brass mantel clock With a 8cm dial inset with white enamel cartouches, Roman numerals, the two train key wound movement No: 14357 striking on a saucer bell, the case surmounted with a spirally fluted urn with a fruit finial and pendant leaves above a panel cast with pendant leaves and flowers embraced by four fluted columns raised upon a plinth base with outset angles, terminating in toupee feet, the rear door with a gilt bevelled glass door. 34.5x22x13cms.
A Victorian carved oak bracket clock signed W & H Sch. With a 14.5cm brass dial with a silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, winged mask spandrels, the two-train eight-day movement stamped W R Patent, W & H for Winterhalder & Hofmeier, striking on a coiled gong, the case with a domed top carved with scale, urn finial above a blind fretwork carved frieze, baluster columns raised upon a plinth base and turned feet with two hinged side doors with fretwork panels, the rear door with a brass fretted panel door. 62x31x19cm with pendulum. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2114 - Some shrinkage to the top, and angles between the scale carving, some discolouration to the front finials, front finial possibly original although the different designs to the front two, some discolouration to the dial requires polishing, minor scratching to the brass outer dial, glass good condition, hinge sound, fretwork panels good condition, some rusting to the two gongs, running but not running for duration, with pendulum.
A Victorian mahogany drop-dial wall clock signed Carter & Co, Warrington. With a 36cm white dial with Roman numerals, blued metal hands with a hinged brass bezel with a bevelled glass, the four pillar twin train fusee and chain movement with A-shaped plates, anchor escapement with a bob pendulum lacking adjusting screw, the case with a turned wood dial surround, the drop-trunk with a shaped glazed lenticle beneath a pendulum adjustment hinged flap to underside, the right-hand side with with a pierced door with a red velvet backing with shaped scrolling ears. 60cm (illustrated).
An early 19th Century burr elm longcase clock, signed R Lawson, Wigan With a 35cm brass dial with subsidiary seconds and date dials cast rococo spandrels the two train eight day movement with anchor escapement rack striking on a bell the well figured burr elm case with a cavetto cornice above a crossbanded frieze, reeded hood columns, the trunk with a shaped door flanked by fluted columns above a cockbeaded panel, the plinth inlaid with a frieze, canted angles and shaped bracket feet. 213x53x23 (illustrated)
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