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Lot 6
In the manner of John Channon,a good figured walnut bureau bookcase,mid 18th century, the top section with a moulded cornice over two mirrored drawers and candle slides. The doors revealing an ornately fitted interior with folio recesses and shelves over a concave brass inlaid central drawer, and a conforming drawer flanked by four brass inlaid spring-loaded secret drawers and banks of two short and four long drawers, the base having a fitted interior with a brass inlaid central door within pigeonholes and drawers over two short and three long graduated drawers, with original brass swan neck handles and bracket feet,100cm wide61cm deep215cm highProvenance: Sold by Arthur Brett over thirty years ago. Repurchased by James Brett ten years ago.Literature: See Christopher Gilbert and Tessa Murdoch, 'John Channon and Brass-inlaid Furniture 1730-1760', pg. 69, for a similar example.
Lot 1150
19th century French mantel clock with eight day movement, outside countwheel striking on a bell, signed - Gaquerelle A. Paris, circular white enamel dial with Arabic minute outer scale and Roman hour numerals, signed - Gaquerelle A. Paris, pierced gilt metal hands and sun face pendulum, in a green lacquer case of waisted form, with rococo gilt metal scroll and foliate mounts and decorative pierced side panels (key and pendulum present), 30cm overall height CONDITION REPORT General overall condition quite good. Movement is clean and may have been repaired at some time as back plate is scuffed where pinned. We are unable to say if the movement is in full working order. Dial has been retouched in places and has some damage around winding holes. Case is in reasonable condition with some minor cracking. Rear door now has a green silk cover and hinge is a replacement gilt metal mounts are good
Lot 1155
19th century French mantel clock with eight day movement, outside countwheel, striking on a bell, signed - Japy Frères et Cie, white enamel dial with Arabic minute outer scale and blue Roman hour numerals, pierced gilt metal hands, in a decorative gilt metal case surmounted by a figure of Demeter, Goddess of Harvest and two seated putti on a large scroll and foliate base, signed - P. H. Mourey 81, 58cm overall height (key and pendulum lacking) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition reasonably good. We are unable to say whether the movement is in full working order. Movement clean. Dial is damaged at 9 o'clock and has minor cracks. Case is quite good - gilding worn in places and there are signs of repair. Lower back has been repaired and there are several vacant holes. Rear door / plate missing
Lot 1159
Late 18th / early 19th century longcase clock with eight day movement, break arch painted dial, signed - Willm Flint Ashford, with Arabic numerals and painted figure spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, break arch with painted hemispheres and moon roller dial, in a mahogany case with inlaid stringing and short door, domed hood with three brass finials, 228cm overall height (winding key, weights and pendulum present)
Lot 1160
18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, brass break arch dial, pierced brass face mask spandrels, silvered chapter ring, matted centre with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, break arch with dolphin spandrels and cartouche signed - William Skikelthorp, London, in a later carved oak case with floral, bird and dolphin decoration, 240cm overall height (winding key, door key, weights and pendulum present)
Lot 1161
18th century longcase clock with eight day five pillar movements, twelve inch square dial with pierced classical head spandrels, wheat ear border, matted centre with engraved dove and flower decoration, subsidiary second dial and calendar aperture, silvered chapter ring signed - Henry Thornton, London, in a green chinoiserie lacquered case, caddy top hood with three urn finials, 244cm overall height (weights and pendulum present, winding key and door key lacking) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition is good. Movement is dirty. Appears to be in working order, although we have not had it going. No evidence of major damage or repair. Rack strike. Dial is good, minor cracks to border on right hand side. Case is quite good, some restoration and upper part of back board has been replaced. Lacquering is good, although one area on front door above lenticel is damaged. Gold finish is worn in places. Hood is good, door is secured by hook that has damaged decoration. Gold finish has been retouched
Lot 1163
18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, brass twelve inch square dial with angel spandrels, matted centre with engraved decoration, turned winding holes, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture signed - Rich Rooker, London, in an oak case, hood with fluted columns and temple-style top, 220cm overall height (weights, pendulum and door key present, winding key lacking)
Lot 1164
George III longcase clock with eight day five pillar movement, twelve inch brass break arch dial with cast and pierced spandrels, matted centre with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, break arch with cartouche signed - Wm Vise Wisbich, in a tall oak case with full length door and pagoda-style hood, 239cm overall height (weights, pendulum and winding key present)
Lot 1172
Late 18th century longcase clock with eight day five pillar movement, twelve inch break arch dial with cast and pierced spandrels, matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, break arch with dolphin spandrels and cartouche, signed - Jno. Harrison, Norwich, in a carved oak case with inlaid herringbone stringing, caddy hood with three ball finials, plinth may have been reduced, 252cm overall height (pendulum, weights, winding key and door key present)
Lot 1173
Late 18th century longcase clock with eight day movement, twelve inch white enamel break arch dial with painted floral decoration, brass ringed winding holes, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, signed - M. Godfrey, Cowbridge, in an elm case, hood with fluted columns and wavy pediment, 209cm overall height (pendulum, weights and door key present, winding key lacking)
Lot 1174
Early Victorian bracket clock with eight day five pillar, double fusee movement, chiming on a gong with pull repeat, circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and strike silent regulator, signed - Harrison & Noble, London, in a flame mahogany case with brass mounts and side frets, ring carrying handles, a carved mahogany pagoda top, on four gilt metal feet, 46cm overall height (winding key, pendulum and door key present) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Movement is clean and is believed to be in working order. Some signs of repair to back plate around pivots. Gong is not original. Pendulum securing screw missing. Dial is in good condition. Some minor scuffing around winding holes. Pull repeat has been relocated. Case generally good. Minor damage to carved decoration on front lower left and around left side fret. Side silks loose. Side handle mounts slightly damaged
Lot 1176
Early 19th century 'Tavern style' wall clock with eight day weight-driven movement striking on a bell, twelve inch white enamel dial with black painted Roman numerals faintly signed - Thos. Hallam, Nottingham, in wall mounted oak case with trunk door and hood with domed pediment and circular glass, 145cm overall length (winding key, weights, pendulum and door key present)
Lot 1184
Late 19th century Vienna Regulator wall clock with eight day double weight movement striking on a gong, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial and Roman numerals, with indistinct signature, wooden pendulum with large brass bob and swing scale in a walnut veneered case with full length door and ebonised capitals, detachable pediment with lion head decoration and turned finials, 106cm overall length (key, weights and pendulum present)
Lot 1190
Early nineteenth century eight day longcase clock with eight day bird cage movement with wooden plates, thirteen inch break arch dial with Roman numerals, floral spandrels and scene of Kirkstall Abbey in a mahogany case with boxwood stringing, short door, on tall plinth with bracket feet, domed hood with twisted columns and decorative crest with three turned finials, 227cm overall height (pendulum, weights and key present)
Lot 798
Late Victorian Arts & Crafts oak smokers cabinet of a type retailed by Liberty and probably made by Shapland & Petter, with panelled door and stencilled scene of a man smoking a clay pipe by a leaded glazed window, flanked by two pipe racks, 44cm wide x 40cm high CONDITION REPORT Some white staining to decorative panel, left hand back foot split. Small chip to wood on front right inner foot. Scuff to wood along front top edge. No signs of woodworm. No maker's / manufacturer's mark visible
Lot 415
A very large wardrobe chest in dark mahogany probably circa 1900, the central bow fronted section with two cupboard doors to top enclosing four linen slides, over a flight of two short and four long graduated drawers, a single door wardrobe to each side with brass rails and hooks, the doors mirrored within, the whole with moulded fronts and carved foliate enhancements, brass handles and escutcheons, a shallow corniced top and standing on an enclosed base (height 208cm width 234cm depth 76cm)
Lot 425
A late 19th century mahogany corner display cabinet with ebony and boxwood stringing, the upper section with geometrically glazed door enclosing three shelves surmounted by broken pediment, the bow fronted base with single cupboard door, central drawer flanked by faux drawers, the splay front legs united by shaped tier (height 184cm width 59cm depth 40cm)
Lot 455
A substantial mid 19th century mahogany bookcase, the upper section with two glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, with scrolled capitals to the plank pilasters, the two door lower section with flame mahogany panels enclosing cupboard to one side (shelf absent) and five drawers to the other side, on an enclosed base (two keys in office - height 132cm width 135cm depth 44cm)
Lot 468
Georgian mahogany serpentine sideboard with curved apron and hinged lid to the top ledge, the single central door divided within by a slat and with replacement Regency style brass loop handles, to each end a single door, ebony and boxwood chevron stringing, standing on six square tapering legs (height 104cm width 165cm depth 55cm)
Lot 515
Late 18th century eight day oak long case clock, the brass automaton dial (28cm diameter) signed Aaron Austin Bristol and engraved with cottage, bridge and angler scene, subsidiary seconds dial, Roman chapter with Arabic outer chapter ring at 5 minute intervals, date aperture, surmounted by painted Old Father Time automaton and engraved Tempus Fugit, applied gilded spandrels of foliate scrolls, mask heads and dolphins, the corniced hood with reeded pilasters and glazed side panels with some later replacement fretwork and panelling, the trunk with chamfered corners and mahogany banded door with remnant of original key in lock, the base of trunk a later replacement, perhaps sycamore (height 209cm), with two weights and pendulum, winder in office. Handwritten label within the door 'The dates of Aaron Austin are 1775 to 1795. No doubt these dates refer to the time that he was making clocks. Arch dials 1720. 18th century'
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