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Click here to subscribeA small tray of Hornby items including 1934-6 platelayer`s hut fixed plain green door, painted handles (G), 1940 coal for high capacity wagon (G-BG), 1930-40 watchman`s hut with brazier only and tinprinted pillar box from No. 3 set, 1936-41 SR container, and a 1939 box for diecast spoked wheels containing tinplate wheels and axles (G-BG)
A late Victorian rosewood and marquetry inlaid music cabinet. The galleried top with bevelled rectangular mirrors above a panelled fall front section and single drawer with inlaid scrolling detail a glazed door below All raised on short square tapering legs with original ceramic castors. H132cm x W56cm x D39cm
A 1920's oak cased bracket clock, the arched case with single glazed door, silvered dial having black roman numerals, surrounded by a minute track, two subsidiary dials above and raised on stepped base on four brass feet with a brass triple train movement. 40cms High x 32cmns Wide x 21cms Depth
A CASED FRENCH BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK having a swing handle and oval bevelled glass aperture exposing the platform escapement^ the four rectangular bevelled glass panels enclosing the white enamel dial with Roman hours^ on a platform base. 11.5cm(h) all housed within a plush lined^ leather covered case^ with winding key. Front and right side glass panels loose^ chip to rear door glass panel lower right corner^ door loose^ dial loose^ tarnishing^ staining to dial^ scuffs^ rips and small depletions to case.
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN INLAID OAK MANTEL CLOCK by the Ansonia Clock Company^ New York^ of balloon-form^ the circular white enamelled dial with Arabic hours to the chapter ring^ the string-inlaid case with circular sun-burst paterae^ on a moulded plinth base with turned brass feet^ the striking movement stamped with the maker`s name. 29.5cm(h) Two flake chips to bevelled glass^ two winding holes missing^ the protective collar with some slight enamel loss^ tarnishing to the gilt metal rear door^ one or two water marks to the case but generally in good order.
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD BRACKET CLOCK having an arched surmount and foliate scroll inlaid frieze^ the glazed door with conforming inlay^ on a moulded and inlaid inverted break-front plinth base^ the dial with two small subsidiary chime/silent & slow/fast dials^ the silvered chapter ring with Roman hours^ the striking movement unmarked. 50cm(h) x 38cm(w) Marks^ scratches and some wear otherwise ok.
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONG CASE CLOCK having a broken swan-neck pediment^ plain frieze^ square glazed hood door and fluted columns^ the shaped trunk door between fluted quarter columns^ on a plain banded base^ the painted dial with Roman hours and Arabic quadrants framing subsidiary seconds and date dials^ makers name Hodghon^ Preston and foliate decoration^ all within spandrels^ sold with weights and pendulum. The pediment`s brass disc terminals missing^ crack to glass door^ trunk and base separated^ marks^ stains^ scratches and fading^ feet missing^ some moulding depletions^ cracking^ staining and wear to dial.
AN 18TH CENTURY OAK THIRTY-HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK^ having a flat-topped hood with moulded cornice^ square glazed hood door^ shaped trunk door and plain base with bracket type feet^ the brass dial with Roman hours and Arabic seconds to the chapter ring^ bearing the maker`s name Powley^ Appleby^ enclosing a rolling crescent form date aperture^ all framed by applied ornate brass spandrels. 204.5cm(h) Replacement seat board and hinges to trunk door (with some damage) marks and scratches^ viewing advised.
A MID-19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONG CASE CLOCK having a broken swan-neck pediment^ arched glazed hood door and turned columns^ the short shaped trunk door with central oval veneered panel within banding^ over a small conforming panel and base^ with turned columns to each side^ the arch of the dial painted with a rolling moon phase mechanism and hemispheres^ the chapter ring with Roman hours^ a subsidiary seconds dial^ crescent form date aperture^ winding holes and maker`s name Edward Telford^ Carlisle^ all enclosed by foliate spandrels^ the striking movement with weights and pendulum. 230cm(h) Pediment missing finial with depletion to finial housing^ fading marks and scratches^ some wear and discolouration to dial.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY THIRTY-HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK having a broken swan-neck pediment with gilt metal rosette terminals^ arched glazed hood door and turned columns^ the shaped and crossbanded trunk door between canted corners^ raised on a plain base and bracket feet^ the arch of the dial painted with a Scottish hunter and deer^ the chapter ring with Roman hours framing the maker`s name W & J Matthews Penrith & Kendal^ and subsidiary seconds dial^ all framed by spandrels painted with deer. 216cm(h) Wear and cracking to dial^ veneer/crossbanding cracks and depletions^ deterioration to feet^ replacement finial to surmount^ viewing advised.
A VICTORIAN PINE PRESS CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice^ short central fielded panel door^ a deep drawer flanked by oblong fielded panel cupboard doors with internal shelving^ the lower stage having three long drawers with turned knob handles^ the ends extending as feet with shaped apron. 197cm(h) x 132cm(w) x 60cmd) Splits and separation to sides^ depletions to one foot ^ has been stripped with some alterations.
A VICTORIAN SATINWOOD GENTLEMAN`S WARDROBE having a moulded cornice^ plain frieze^ two small central panelled cupboard doors with two short and four long cockbeaded and graduating drawers below^ each with turned knob handles^ flanked by long mirrored doors with carved scrolling detail^ on a plinth base. 201cm(h) x 23cm(w) x 59.5cm(d) Marks^ stains and scratches^ veneer blister and depletions to one short cupboard door^ the other with lock missing^ veneer depletions to base of each mirror door^ splits and patch repair to right side^ later internal hanging rails and hooks.
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY PRESS CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice^ plain frieze^ two cupboard doors with oval crossbanded panels^ internal slides and hanging rail^ the lower stage having two short and two long cockbeaded drawers^ each with brass bale handles^ raised on splayed bracket feet. 206cm(h) x 139.5cm(w) x 54.5cm(d) Upper slide missing^ fading^ splits and warping to right side door^ depletions to feet^ marks and scratches.
A GEORGE III OAK GENTLEMAN`S PRESS CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice with dentil detail^ a mahogany inlaid frieze with central slender crossbanded panel door (enclosing shelving) and two short drawers flanked by larger conforming cupboard doors with internal hanging space and rails^ all between reeded quarter columns^ the lower stage having four short^ three medium and two long cockbeaded and crossbanded drawers^ each with shaped brass back plates and bale handles^ between canted corners^ raised on ogee bracket feet. 216cm(h) x 180cm(w) x 54cm(d) Appears to have been restored^ replacement handles^ the interior with modern wood effect lining^ moulding depletions^ splits^ marks and scratches^ viewing advised.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRAY-TOPPED NIGHT COMMODE in the Sheraton style^ having a shallow galleried top with pierced carrying handles^ a slender crossbanded and strung frieze drawer^ conforming cupboard door with inlaid quadrant corners and central inlaid conche shell paterea and sliding commode drawer^ raised on square section legs. 83.5cm(h) x 55cm(w) X 51cm(d) Marks^ stains and scratches^ the commode section missing from the sliding drawer^ some depletions to stringing.
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BREAK-FRONT TRIPLE WARDROBE having a moulded cornice^ plain frieze^ large central mirror door with carved scrolling surround and foliate crest^ between pendants^ linen slides and drawers^ the oblong panelled doors with carved foliate crests and crossbanding^ enclosing internal hanging space^ raised on a moulded plinth base. 211cm(h) x 200cm(w) x 67.5cm(d) Some veneer splits and minor depletions^ minor depletions to carvings^ marks^ scratches and some water marks^ also a degree of fading.
1893 CHICAGO - A SMALL CARDBOARD TICKET OF `W.F. (Wild Bill) Cody`s Wild West` show dated 1893; together with a stamped addressed envelope to `Mrs Elizabeth P. Pickett` Bethany, Brooke County and a steel door key with string attach, a a business Wm. Baker, Superintendent Dairy Products World`s Columbian Exposition, hand written verso `Key to New Hampshire Building at Chicago Worlds Fair 1893` (3)
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