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Lot 455
An early 20th century oak bureau bookcase, out swept cornice above a pair of glazed leaded doors with colour glass cabochon decoration, the bureau base having fall door enclosing fitted interior, over two long drawers, brass drop handles, barley-twist supports, 207cm high x 88.5cm wide x 41cm deep.
Lot 617
A walnut escritoire, 18th century, the moulded cornice above a cushion moulded frieze drawer over a fall front enclosing a combination of pigeon holes and drawers with a central cupboard door, the lower section with three long drawers raised on bracket feet169 x 102 x 46cmProvenance:The Peckover family, formerly of Peckover House and Sibald's Holme, Wisbech, CambridgeshireThe cornice with minor splits and looses to the edge mouldingThe fall front with later hinges and writing surface, deep horizontal crack to the front with some damage to the top right cornerInternal drawers slightly warped but slide well, minor losses to the carcass moulding between the drawersLower section with losses to the moulding and some dry splits to the veneer, vertical dry cracks to the left and right flankDrawer fronts heavily knocked with replacement handlesSee photos
Lot 624
A Regency rosewood table clock, the 18cm silvered dial signed 'Heald Wisbeach', the rectangular finial topped case with twin fusee movement, brass scale side fret panels and ring handles, upon disc feet51cm highProvenance:The Peckover family, formerly of Peckover House and Sibald's Holme, Wisbech, CambridgeshireAppears to tick and strike correctly (currently running). Small piece of moulding missing below cornice above top left part of dial (visible in the image). Front door lock not working so door swings open. Rear door has case key and has a fabric covered inset panel which a rather loose. Overall an attractive clock of good colour.
Lot 626
A Chinese black lacquer cabinet on later stand, 19th century, the rectangular top with foliate engraved brass mounts over a pair of decorated cupboard doors depicting Oriental scenes enclosing an assortment of ten drawers raised on a later ebonised stand on square section legs with gilt C-scroll brackets139 x 80 x 40.5cmProvenance:The Peckover family, formerly of Peckover House and Sibald's Holme, Wisbech, CambridgeshireThe decoration on the cabinet was designed and made by Elizabeth Shewell, née Peckover (1795 - 1871).cabinet:The carcass has shown evidence of shrinkage, the flanks and top are slightly wavy leading to craquelure.some minor losses to the lacquer at the edges, noticeably the rear edge of the top section and just above the two cupboard doorsThere is a gap progressing at the join between the top and right section of the carcassMinor damage to the lower corner of the left cupboard door, this door isn't shutting without force in its current state, most likely due to the shrinkage of the carcassThere is some movement to the brass mount on the right door, all metal mounts look recently cleanedGeneral wear to the decoration to include scratching and knocks, rubbing to the giltEvidence of historic worm to the lower section Stand:Heavily knocked with losses to the paintwork, gilt sections very rubbed and worn
Lot 729
A George III ormolu-mounted mahogany, amaranth, harewood and marquetry breakfront cabinet, attributed to Christopher Fuhrlohg, circa 1775inlaid to the top and side with basket-weave parquetry, the rectangular top with canted front corners and centred oval with flowering rose branches, with stiff leaf and dart cast edge above a plain frieze and three doors each containing a shelf, the central door with a roundel on a basket-weave ground depicting Erato playing her lyre, the side doors with standing Muses, one possibly Terpsichore playing a lyre, the other carrying a staff, above scrolling honeysuckle tendrils, with rosette-filled lower edge, on acanthus cast toupie feet, with DUNNS DEPOSITORIES label to reverse printed H.F. RICHARDSON Esq./ 1-Mar-1993 and inscribed No. 25680.5 x 122.5 x 68.5cmProvenance H.F. Richardson, Esq., March 1933 (according to label).Acquired by the Hon. Mrs Audrey Pleydell-Bouverie at Julians Park, Hertfordshire, prior to 1947.Literature Hussey, 'Julians, Hertfordshire - II', Country Life, 27 June 1947, p. 1210, fig. 2 (The Entrance Hall).Cornford, The Inspiration of the Past, 1985, p. 40, fig. 32.Wood, Catalogue of Commodes, London, 1994, p. 122, fig. 118. Top with some losses to inlay and age cracks, some cracks and few raised piecesA few areas of soldered repair to the central gilt ring mount, shrinkage cracks to the central cupboard door with some fading and rubbingleft-hand door, small amount raised inlay, some surface fading and rubbingA minor amount of shrinkage to the backboards consistent with ageLeft flank with vertical shrinkage crackRight flank with two main horizontal shrinkage cracks and other smaller crackslittle original gilding remaining, uniformly aged patinationPlease use images as a general guide to the overall condition
Lot 765
A Regency rosewood and gilt metal mounted breakfront side cabinet, with central raised superstructure, the rectangular shelf with three-quarter pierced brass gallery raised on gilt metal column supports, the lower breakfront section with gadrooned edge over four short drawers and four cupboard doors raised on ring turned toupie feet111 x 167 x 37cmProvenance: From the estate of the late Barry Lock (1934-2021)Top with raising to the brass line inlay, brass moulding coming away from the the left side of the galleryLeft short drawer cockbeading loose, missing the upper egg and dart moulding and small veneer loss just belowVeneer loss just above the middle right short drawerFar right short drawer missing the metal mounts on three edges, chipped to the cornerMiddle left and outer left vertical panels missing a piece of vertical line inlay Middle right panel with loss to the brass line inlay at the top of the rectangle and the outer panel with vertical loss to the line inlayFar right cupboard door metal egg-and-dart moulding looseFar left cupboard door with loss to veneer by the handle, so has the right cupboard doorSee images
Lot 779
A George III mahogany breakfront secretaire bookcase, with fluted cornice above glazed doors, the base with fold down central drawer front to reveal an interior fitted with small drawers and pigeon holes, and four cupboard doors with applied circular corner mounts to the outline moulding249 x 215 x 60cmGeneral knocks and wear to the extremities, one glass panel broken in the top right glazed sectionMinor sun damage to the flanks, cupboard door fronts knocked with minor splitting to the veneerSee images
Lot 822
A pair of Regency rosewood and brass inlaid chiffoniers, with mirrored back superstructures on trailing foliate decorated frieze, above a two door panelled cupboard, on square tapering legs110 x 74 x 33cmProvenance: From the estate of the late Barry Lock (1934-2021)Generally in good condition, some dry cracking to tops above cupboard doors, old mirror plates mottled and marked with age
Lot 116
20th Century School'Old garden door', oil on board, initialled lower right, 24cm x 19cm, W.H. Bond, 'Untitled bridge', oil on board, signed and dated '07 lower left, 15cm x 21cm (2)At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
Lot 170
Red lacquered cabinet on standChinese, decorated with gilt pagodas, figures, various flowers, foliage, birds, and animals. The pair of cabinet doors concealing an interior of nine drawers and internal doors that conceal three further drawers, the cornice topped with two finials, on a later red painted stand, 96.5cm wide x 50cm deep x 164cm highOverall wear consistent with age and use. With a large crack in the left cabinet door. Further cracks throughout. With numerous losses to the sides. Some losses to the cabinet doors. The upper and lower cornice are loose. Would benefit from a cleaning.
Lot 174
Oak and mahogany crossbanded 30 hour longcase clock 19th Century, the break arch painted Arabic dial signed W. & W. Roberts, Derby with date aperture, the arch decorated with column ruins and songbirds to the corners, the hood with swan neck pediment, brass ball a spike finial and plain pillars, the trunk with short door flanked by fluted quarter columns over a panelled base, 54cm wide x 226cm high x 23cm deep overallProvenance: The property of a Gentleman, from a period Winchcombe Town House.At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
Lot 174A
Boulle work bracket clock French, early 19th Century, the white enamel roman dial with Arabic five minutes, signed A R Sandaux a Paris, over an ormolu lyre and leaf scroll mount, twin train movement with outside count wheel bell strike. The break arch case with raised top, mounted with a figure of Victory, glazed sides with canted term mounted corners, scroll form base and cast ball feet. Clock including top but excluding bracket is 83cm high overall approx, just the bracket measures 32cm approx overallOverall wear, marks and scratches. Some cracks to the dial and losses, including around the winding holes. The door is not quite alligned. The face requires pins. Losses to the boulle work in places. Lifting of brass in places. Old repairs, damage and areas have been repainted throughout. The pendulum is later, there is an old key, but we do not know if it is original. It is currently working/ticking, but we cannot guarantee that it is working, if you were to purchase this lot, we would reccomend having it serviced. Please see newly uploaded images under the 'condition report' tab on our website.
Lot 215
Early 20th Century black japanned grandmother clockthe break arch brass dial with roman chapter ring, Arabic five minutes, signed to the lower edge A & H Rowley 40 Theobalds Rd London, mask and leaf scroll spandrels, chime/silent ring to the arch and three train movement, the traditional gilt lacquered case having a break arch hood, raised dome top and finials over cast arch inset side grilles, turned pillars, long trunk door, raised panel base and ogee bracket feet (one deficient), 157cm high x 27cm wide overallThe pendulum is damaged. We have been unable to get the clock working/running. The finials are present but have been broken off. One of the front feet have been broken off and is missing. Overall wear, marks, scratches and some tarishing. Please see additional images for further details.
Lot 170
TWO BOXED HORNBY DUBLO LOCOMOTIVES, class 4MT tank locomotive No.80033 (2218), class 8F No.48158 (LT25/3225), both in B.R. black livery, 4MT in playworn condition with paint loss and wear, missing both coupling hooks, 8F has had the No.4 erased from both cabsides and smoke box door and is missing its tender, both in replacement boxes, with a boxed Tri-ang OO gauge 'Britannia' class locomotive 'Britannia' No.70000, B.R. green livery (R259 & R35), has some damage and wear and a boxed Hornby OO gauge class 9F locomotive renumbered to No.92203, B.R. black livery, 'Britannia' in replacement box, 9F in damaged 'Evening Star' box (4)
Lot 30
A Gordon Russell Workshops English walnut 'Lygon' wardrobe, c.1925, two full-length panelled cupboard doors enclosing a fitted interior with five trays, and a bevelled robing mirror, bearing a label, 188 cm x 136 cm x 49 cm.See article on our website: https://www.dawsonsauctions.co.uk/news-item/a-private-collection-of-furniture-by-gordon-russell-and-arthur-romney-green/?pc=16The right hand door has a slight twist bring the leading bottom edge of the door out by approximately 1 1/2 cmThe top right hand hinge has some damage from around it that is visible from the frontNo working key is presentA small crack on the panel and stile back.A natural "shake" in the stile of the right hand door.Some slight cracks around the hinges.Please see the extra images supplied.
Lot 565
* A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded eight day longcase clock by Joyce of Whitchurch, the twin swan neck pediment over fluted columns flanking the 33cm painted square dial, applied with Roman and Arabic numerals, centred with a subsidiary seconds dial and crescent date aperture, along with the makers name, the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with a shaped and cross banded door over a conforming lower panel, upon bracket feet, 210cm high, two weights and pendulum, running and keeping timeCondition report: Side rails to cheek pieces appear to be later. Movement board also possibly later, indicating some historic restoration. Some light fading wear to the dial. Otherwise general light marks and fading commensurate with age. Backboard appear original. Later lock to the door.
Lot 568
* A George III mahogany cased eight day longcase clock, signed Read, Tarporley, the moulded twin swan neck pediment with flower head terminals over gilt embellished glazed panels, extending to freestanding fluted pillars flanking the 33cm gilt metal and silvered break arch dial, with a painted moon phase over the dial applied with Roman and Arabic numerals, enclosing a subsidiary second dial and date aperture along with the makers name, the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, the trunk with a dentil frieze and blind fretwork frieze above a shaped and beaded door flanked by conforming quarter pilasters, the lower board with applied beaded detail, conforming blind fretwork canted corners, upon bracket feet, 225cm H, two weights and pendulum, running and keeping time, by repute the kitchen clock of Joseph Dutton, Burland Hall Condition report: Top of hood some evidence of historic worm. Clock glass appears to be later.Bocks added to inside of hood, indicating evidence of restoration. Some light wear to the gilt detail, tarnishing to the chapter ring and then centre of dial. Some light fading, rubbing, wear, minor gouges and scratches to case and lower panel.
Lot 570
A George II figured walnut fusee bracket or table clock by Smallwood, Sandbach, circa 1750, the figured walnut case with ogee caddy top and brass swing handle over the moulded cornice and 17cm square gilt metal dial, with openwork spandrels and silvered chapter ring, applied with Roman and Arabic numerals along with the makers name, centred with matted and chased foliate detail and a crescent shaped date aperture, the four knopped pillar fusee movement striking on a pair of overhead saucer bells, above the foliate engraved back plate with a heart shaped back-cock and bob pendulum, upon ogee bracket feet, 42cm high, 45cm high with handle, running and keeping time at the property (some historic woodworm to the top of the case) Condition report: Please note the clock strikes on a pair of bells indicating the hour, quarter past and half past Historic worm to the rear pediment, along with repairs and small chip. Replaced putty and hinges to front door, 8cm split around the door catch. Veneer repairs around both rear door hinges, rear door 'tight' when closing. Replaced putty to rear door. Similarly, the side panels with replaced putty. General marks, wear and fading commensurate with age and use.
Lot 597
* A late 17th/early 18th century figured walnut escritoire, the moulded cornice above a cushion frieze drawer and a fall front opening to an arrangement of pigeon holes, small drawers and a central door, over a drawers and a pair of cupboard doors upon a plinth base with inset castors, 170cm H x 118cm W x 49cm D
Lot 604
* A large freestanding oak spice cupboard, 18th century, the twin quatre panelled doors opening to an arrangement of small drawers and a central door carved in relief with a shield and the date ‘1610’, enclosing a further arrangement of small drawers, the base with a pair of panelled cupboard doors opening to shelves, upon bracket feet, 210cm H x 185cm W x 56cm D Condition report:Visible joint between upper and lower cupboards, however when moved cupboard appears fixed.Slight 'sagging' in the structure at the centre of the cabinet.Joint splits and fading to both sides of the cabinet.5cm hole in the internal cupboard door.Shelves in the base of the cabinet are later.Split/repair to the moulding above the front foot.General marks scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use, no visible signs of worm.However unable to view the rear backboards from behind due to its weight and position, please see internal images of backboards.
Lot 622
* A Chubbs of London mahogany safe cabinet, late 19th century, formed as a Wellington chest, the single door moulded as two short and four long drawers with integral fluted pilasters, over a drawer and plinth base, makers mark to the brass interior plaque, 105cm H x 66cm W x 66cm D, along with an R .Tann’s of London 'twelve corner defiance safe’, applied with a brass makers plaque, 60cm H x 45cm Sq (2) Condition report: Light water marks and fading to the top, similarly to the front panel. Moulding below right hand column above plinth missing from right hand side. Otherwise only light commensurate wear.
Lot 629
* A large Victorian mahogany library bookcase of country house proportions, the moulded cornice over two pairs of arched glazed doors opening to an arrangement of sixteen adjustable shelves, the base formed with four banks of five drawers applied with button handles, upon a plinth base, 244cm H x 305cm W x 60cm D PLEASE NOTE: Tushingham Hall has undergone alterations prior to the bookcase being positioned, it should therefore be assumed that it will be necessary for it to undergo a degree of disassembly before it can be removed Condition report: General minor sun bleaching/fading to the upper drawers. All drawers run smoothly. Four drawer handles with minor chips. Right hand side of bookcase unpolished with overhanging top and front board (Originally fitted to end wall)Cut away for skirting board moulding. 10cm chip to moulding on furthest left glazed door. Further minor chips, wear and fading commensurate with age and use.
Lot 654
* An early 20th century walnut bedside cupboard, with a single figured cupboard door, upon short cabriole legs, 76cm high, along with an oak barley twist table lamp and a second ring turned column lamp (3) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
Lot 677
* A Victorian satin birch two door wardrobe by P & J Smith, Glasgow, finished with a tiger stripe patina, the rounded and moulded cornice over a pair of arched panelled doors, opening to a lined and fitted interior with an arrangement of four short and one long drawers, below hanging space, upon a plinth base, makers stamp to the interior with reference number 6258, 213cm H x 156cm W x 62cm D (some historic woodworm to plinth)
Lot 695
* A George III painted pine housekeepers/bookcase cupboard, the pair of reeded panelled cupboard doors opening to a single shelf, upon the chest with an arrangement of five short and two long drawers, upon bracket feet, 208cm H x 93cm W x 44cm D, barn find condition Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018, Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lotRef: 833XVB19 Condition report: Cornice loose. Cut out repairs to hinges on left hand cupboard door. Some loss of moulding, all drawers feel tight, although no obvious signs of worm in the drawers. Some minor signs of worm to the top of chest. Because of the position of the cupboard, its difficult to judge condition of side and back boards, although there is no visible signs of damage. Buyers should be aware that the cupboard is going to need a degree of restoration.Paint appears to be original on both pieces indicating that it has been together for some time and probably not a marriage
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