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Click here to subscribeA Victorian ebonised and burr walnut credenza, the moulded rectangular top with canted lobe corners, over enclosed frieze with applied beading, in laid panelled door, with Jasper ware plaque flanked by fluted baluster columns and glazed doors enclosing shelves raised on plinth base and turned feet, 175cm wide x 107cm high x 42cm deep
An nineteenth century tavern or 'Act of Parliament' mahogany wall-clock with unusual wooden dial and Sheraton-style shell-inlay, cross-banding and feather stringing to the single-door drop trunk, the circular dial of 22ins diam (56cms) and bearing brass-work Roman numerals, brass hands and ring, complete with pendulum and weights, 49ins high (125cms)
An early Victorian longcase clock, the painted arch dial with rolling moon-face and bearing Arabic numerals, the decorative hood having a swan pediment, centre ball and eagle and with floral painted glass panes above full-Corinthian column supports. The inlaid and cross-banded trunk with shaped door, flanked by quarter Corinthian columns, 93ins high (237cms)
LATE VICTORIAN OAK DRESSING CHEST the shaped mirror back above three long drawers with original handles, standing on a plinth base, 92cm wide; together with a matching wardrobe with a moulded cornice above a mirrored door flanked by a pair of glazed shaped panels with green cloth backing, the lower section with a single long drawer, standing on bracket supports, 117.5cm wide
VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT AND INLAID MUSIC CABINET of shaped outline with a part gilt metal gallery above a shaped glass door flanked by turned columns, the door opening to reveal a fitted interior with leather embossed labels to the shelves for Songs, Dance, Sacred, and General Music, standing on porcelain castors, the back of the cabinet bearing a stamp T & A Smith, 41 Neyhergate, Dundee, 64.5cm wide
A Chinese black lacquered and tooled gilt decorated table cabinet, pair of doors enclosing a single shelf interior, the decoration of figures and pagodas, on boats and in gardens. h. 27 cm, w. 53 cm, d. 28 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some rubbing to the gilding particularly to the top, each door with split showing, one replacement foot and other minor losses throughout
A walnut long case clock, mid 18th century and later, the brass 12 inch dial inscribed 'John Pepys, London' with subsidiary seconds dial and date dial above, caddy top with blind fretwork decoration, arched trunk door and plinth base. h. 226 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some lifting and losses and replacements to the veneer and second dial missing, no warranty offered as to the working condition of the movement, some veneers faded and stained. Please see further photographs for better idea of condition. 2 weights not brass cased with pendulum. Believe base has been cut down with newer back boards.
A BOX: ANTHONY HOROWITZ ttls including: THE DEVIL AND HIS BOY, 1998, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w; THE DEVIL'S DOOR-BELL, 1983, 1st edn, sigd, orig pict laminated bds; THE RIGHT OF THE SCORPION, 1985, 1st edn, orig pict laminated bds; GROOSHAM GRANGE, 1988, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w; SNAKEHEAD, 2007, 1st edn, sigd, orig cl, d/w; THE KILLING JOKE, 2004, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w; ALEX RIDER THE GADGETS, 2005, 1st edn, sigd, orig pict bds + various others including sigd ttls and related ephemera
An Impressive Early Gomme (G Plan) Four Piece Deco Style Bedroom Set. Comprising triple mirrored dressing table with two sets of drawers to either side, with a recessed centre, with chrome and black handles. Together with a round shaped dressing table stool. A double door matching wardrobe with a fitted teak interior 6 feet by 5 feet and a low robe 4 feet 6 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. Both a with a polished teak interior.
- Two former keepers shown on V5C and last for 33 years - Stored for c.13 years, running but in need of recommissioning - Believed but not warranted to have covered 29,000 miles from new Further Info: Reportedly showing just two former keepers on its V5C Registration Document, this notably late MKII is further understood to have belonged to its previous custodian for thirty-three years. Entering the current ownership in 2014, the vendor's plans to recommission the Jaguar have since fallen by the wayside. Describing the bodywork and Opalescent Blue paintwork as `average' and the chromework, Blue interior trim and four-speed manual plus overdrive gearbox as `good', he tells us that the 2.4 litre XK DOHC straight-six engine is (a) `running' and (b) benefits from a stainless steel exhaust. Apparently stored for the last thirteen years or so, the Jaguar is believed but not warranted to have covered some 29,000 miles from new. Deemed to be `highly original and substantially complete', this appealing MKII project is offered for sale with its original radio, three new door skins (two front, one rear), front seat belts, various booklets and the aforementioned V5C Registration Document.
- 1 of 606 made and formerly the property of Freddie Truman OBE - Tan leather upholstery, 34,600 recorded miles, recent service - Said to 'drive well and be a joy to own', MOT'd till May 2016 Further info: Finished in Caribbean Blue with Tan leather interior, this 1967 Rolls-Royce Mulliner Park Ward was previously the property of Freddie Truman OBE. The two-door Saloon is understood to have had just four former keepers and to show an unwarranted 34,566 miles to its odometer. Riding on Pirelli tyres and benefiting from a reconditioned steering pump, new flexible brake hoses, reconditioned radiator, refreshed brightwork (including a new rear bumper), a recent full service and MOT. The body is in very good condition having been recently resprayed, the engine and transmission are both sound. With very interesting history and a collection of recent invoices, the MPW drives well and is a joy to own.
World Trade Fair Chicago 1934 Writing Pad with double opening leather outer with Art Deco decoration and legend 'A Century Of Progress' to each door 18x12'', 46x30cm (G-E) together with a photograph of Nancy Hawkins Glick who sent the writing pad to her friend in the UK as a birthday present (2)
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