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Lot 2780
A quartered, walnut veneered and cross-banded, thirty hour long case clock, the 31cm brass dial with silvered chapter ring, signed Andrew Hewlett, Bristol to the matte centre, above it a subsidiary seconds dial, beneath it a calendar niche, height 206cm. Condition Report: lot 2780 - dial has wear to chapter ring. dial and movement are a marriage. the door is missing 1 capitol, door has come away from the hood. section of moulding loose on the right hand side. door on the trunk has warped. knocks and splits to veneers.
Lot 535B
AN ART DECO FIGURED WALNUT BOW FRONTED BEDROOM SUITE, comprising a lady's triple bow fronted three door wardrobe, the interior fitted with drawers and hanging compartments, 61cm wide; a gentleman's two door wardrobe, 37cm wide; a kneehole dressing table with shaped oval mirror, 42cm wide; a pair of single bedsteads with head and foot panel ends and a bedside cabinet, all with faux-ivory and tortoiseshell effect bar handles
Lot 632
John Pyke, London, a fine George II figured walnut longcase clock the bold arched hood with 12inch brass dial having silvered strike/silent to the arch, signed to an oval plaque, silvered seconds dial, chapter ring and date aperture, scroll mask spandrels, the 8 day 5 pillar movement with long pendulum crutch, the trunk with banded sides and door, upon a stepped plinth base, 241cm high
Lot 633
Coates, Horncastle, a mahogany longcase clock of small proportions the moulded hood with swanneck pediment above signed 7¼ inch (18.5cm) brass dial, the twin weight 8 day movement probably associated, the trunk with lancet top door and mock stonework sides to the base, all on bracket feet, 19th century and adapted, 140cm high
Lot 581
A FRENCH GILT BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK signed on the enamel mask dial BOURDIN HER BTE RUE DE LA PAIX 28 PARIS^ with subsidiary seconds and alarm dials^ blued steel Breguet hands^ the movement with jewelled platform lever escapement and polished bell struck by two hammers^ the backplate stamped No4526^ in early type multipiece case with repeat button^ large bevelled glass light in the top and solid door with five shuttered apertures^ the signature repeated in an engraved cartouche^ 14cm h excluding handle^ mid 19th c ++The escapement original and the clock functioning properly although the movement sticking slightly^ running for five or ten minutes before stopping^ striking the hours and passing half hours^ the gilding rather rubbed^ especially on the handle^ the rear door rather heavily gouged nearing the opening button but a fine quality clock in the present vendor~s ownership for many years and not subject of any restoration or regilding etc
Lot 587
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY MUSICAL BRACKET CLOCK signed on the painted dial Robert Wood London^ with subsidiary seconds dial and CHIME & STRIKE/SILENT and GOD SAVE YE KING/RULE BRITANNIA dials to the arch^ the triple fusee movement with anchor escapement and carillon of ten bells^ engraved backplate signed as the dial and adjustable pendulum in brass mounted^ arched case with concave sided pediment^ urn finials^ side handles and fishscale frets^ the glazed door flanked by stop fluted pilasters^ on moulded plinth and ogee feet^ 60cm h Robert Ward specialised in musical clocks^ supplying other makers such as Thomas Delaselle and Simeon Shole or^ as in this case^ fully signing them himself. A similar example^ with verge escapement and playing six tunes^ was sold Bonhams^ 7 July 2009^ lot 95. ++...the gilding on the brass mounts heavily discoloured but not regilt^ the fretwork on the back door damaged damaged and backed at later date with wood^ the thin projecting lip of the door chipped
Lot 588
AN ENGLISH ROSEWOOD MANTEL TIMEPIECE the brass dial with spandrel engraving and blued steel dart hands^ with four pillar fusee movement in pillar shaped cased with lotus moulding^ plinth and inset bevelled glass lights^ 24cm h^ early 19th c ++In good original condition^ the glass panel in the top detached but present. Small loss to the veneer on the side of the projecting top^ lacking the brass key escutcheon to the side of the front door^ glass panel in the front door with small corner chip lower right
Lot 591
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the breakarched and painted dial signed SULLEY Nottingham^ with subsidiary seconds dial^ brass hands and ringed winding holes^ lunar work above^ having eight day movement^ the case with swan neck pediment and crossbanded door to the panelled trunk^ on ogee feet^ 223cm h ++In good original condition
Lot 592
A GEORGE II WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK the brass breakarched dial with subsidiary seconds dial^ date aperture and matted centre^ signed on a tablet John Jullion Brentford^ Strike/Silent ring to the arch^ having dolphin and mask spandrels^ eight day movement^ the case with cavetto pediment^ blind fret frieze and brass mounted pillars^ the trunk enclosed by a conforming burr veneered and featherbanded door^ on stepped base^ 230cm h ++The dial/movement thought to be original to the case^ the seat board sitting on the cheeks without packing^ case restored and repolished with some replacements some years ago^ of pleasing colour long in the present private ownership
Lot 593
A FINE EDWARD VII MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the breakarched gilt brass dial with pierced mask of engraved tracery and signed on a silvered tablet G & F COPE & CO NOTTINGHAM^ with arabic chapters^ subsidiary seconds dial and CHIME/SILENT and WHITTINGTON/ST MICHAEL/WESTMINSTER/ BOW BELLS dials to the arch^ strike/silent lever at 9^ the well engineered brass three train movement with substantial turned pillars chiming on tubular bells^ the case with fluted pillars and gilt brass corinthian capitals^ the trunk enclosed by a door with bevelled glass lights flanked by conforming pilasters^ on bracket feet^ 243cm h^ c1910 The leading Nottingham clock making firm was established by George & Francis Cope in premises off Alfreton Road Nottingham in 1845. ++Long in local private ownership and in fine condition^ not restored or repolished etc^ lacks one or two of the bells
Lot 659
A WELSH DATED OAK PRESS CUPBOARD^ CWPWRDD DEUDDARN the frieze carved with the initials TTE and date 1723 centred by a rosette and flanked by zoomorphic scrolls above turned pendants and two doors with raised and fielded panels^ the lower part with drawers and conforming doors^ on channelled stiles^ 166cm h; 60 x 140cm ++The two small doors with locks fitted at later date and subsequently removed. Urn handles replaced^ two drawers possibly replacements^ all cleaned^ structurally sound. The upper doors retaining the iron butterfly hinges^ the lower doors also with iron butterfly hinges^ one hinge on one door an old replacement
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