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Click here to subscribeAN OAK THIRTY HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, SAMUEL HILL, SHEFFIELD, the 33cm (13in) dia silvered dial signed "S.Hill, Sheffield" with Roman numerals and Arabic five minute intervals, the four pillar movement with anchor escapement and outside countwheel, striking on a bell, the case with swans neck pediment on fluted columns, long trunk door flanked by fluted pilasters, fielded panelled plinth and bracket feet, 216cms high (with pendulum, weight and case key)
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK the 35.5cm (14in) painted broken arch dial with Roman numerals, Arabic five minute intervals, seconds dial, arch with Phase of the Moon, and spandrels in the form of crossed cornucopia , the four pillar movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with swans neck pediment on part gadrooned pillars, short trunk door flanked by conforming pillars, cross banded plinth with canted corners, shaped apron and bracket feet, 230cms high (with pendulum, weights and key)
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, WILLIAM BAWDEN, WESTON ZOYLAND, the 33cm (13in) broken arch painted dial signed in the centre "Wm Bawden, Weston Zoyland" with Roman numerals, foliage and flowerhead spandrels, seconds dial, the arch painted with fruit, the four pillar movement with anchor escapement, rack striking on a bell, the case with broken arch pediment, fluted pillars, short trunk door, panelled plinth and bracket feet, 218cms high (with weights, bell and 3 eagle and ball finials) (defects)
Bruce Talbert (1838-1881), a fine oak and glazed standing corner cabinet, probably by Gillow & Co., 181cm high, 73cm wide, 55cm deep. The castellated cornice detail above the bevel glazed door is identical to the moulding on his famous "Pet" sideboard exhibited at the 1872 London International Exhibition and also the "Pericles" sideboard exhibited at the 1867 Paris Exhibition where it was a Grand Prix winner Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
3 Hornby ‘OO’ gauge locomotives. Southern Railway West Country class 4-6-2, ‘Exeter’ RN 21C101. In lined Malachite green livery. (Limited Edition). Southern Railway Schools class 4-4-0 ‘Repton’ RN 926. In lined Olive green livery. BR Britannia class 4-6-2 ‘William Shakespeare’ RN 70004. In lined Brunswick green livery, With ‘Golden Arrow’ features to buffer beam, smokebox door and smoke deflectors. All boxed, minor / significant wear, Exeter in unrelated box. Contents VGC.
A fine ‘O’ gauge, electric powered LNER A3 Pacific. Gresley A3 4-6-2 tender locomotive ‘Papyrus’, RN 2750. A polished nickel over brass finish, without number or LNER ownership. Impressive detail with vacuum pipes, drop-link couplings, lamps to buffer beam, works plates to sides of smokebox, brake gear, lubricators and cab detailing. Mounted on a dark wood plinth with text: ‘Awarded a Silver Medal and the H.C.Wheat Challenge Cup for the best ‘O’ gauge Model 1975 Model Engineer Exhibition’. ‘Working ‘O’ gauge model by John Brierley’. Also a plate referring to World Record for non-streamlined locomotives 1935. VGC, smokebox door handles missing. Plate. 1
32 EFE/Original Omnibus buses and coaches including Weymann Trolleybus Brighton Hove & District; Bedford OB: Southdown, Hants & Dorset (with quarterlights); Plaxton De-Luxe: Southdown, United National, National Express South West; Bristol K6A Hants & Dorset; Bristol K Utility Chatham & District; Plaxton Pointer Thamesway; Leyland National Mk I in various lengths/door arrangements e.g. 2 x LT red (one with white roof/long rear dome), Bristol City, Green Line. Boxed, minor wear to some, contents as new.
32 EFE buses and coaches including Bedford OB Bere Regis; AEC Howes of Spennymoor (OK Motor Services); Harrington Cavalier Flights Tours; AEC Windover Timpsons; AEC ex-London RTL Stevensons; AEC Regent Oxford; National Long 2-door Hants & Dorset; Plaxton Pointer Dennis Dart Brighton Blue; Plaxton Coach East Kent. Boxed, minor wear to some, contents as new.
A 17th Century Italian Painted Cupboard of small proportions, the moulded edge top & cornice above a single fielded panel drawer flanked by shaped protrusions. The cupboard door enclosing a single shelf interior and fronted by a central ringed knop handle above shaped corner brackets adjoining the block feet. 29 ins (74 cms) in height, 27 ins (69 cms) in width, 12 ins (30 cms) in depth.
A 17th Century Oak Spindle Wall Cupboard. The door having a ventilated panel of four turned baluster spindles above a carved panel of arabesque strap-work, hanging on iron H-form hinges and opening to reveal two slim shelves. The flanking side panels similarly carved with foliate scrolls and applied with a double moulded border. 26 ins (66 cms) high, 22 ins (56 cms) wide, 7 ins (17 cms) deep.
A Fine 17th Century Charles I Oak Spice Cupboard. The front having a single door inlaid with a diamond beneath a carved arch with protruding columns and floral spandrels, framed by a guilloche carved rail and enclosing three short & one long spice drawer. 16½ ins (41 cms) in height, 16¾ ins (43 cms) in width, 8 ins (20 cms) in depth.
A Fine 18th Century Walnut Corner Cupboard. The moulded cornice above a quarter veneered & feather-banded door edged in ovolu moulding and hung on decorative brass hinges embellished with punchwork. The interior fitted with three ogee shaped shelves. The canted corners leading down to a moulded base, measuring 36 ins (91.5 cms) in height, 25 ins (64 cms) in width, 13½ ins (34 cms) in depth.
An 18th Century Walnut Bureau. The fall front with satinwood strung border opening to reveal a fitted interior of pigeon holes and small drawers flanking a central cupboard door. The front having two short and three long graduated drawers with grove moulded edges. Standing on bracket feet 42 ins (108 cms) in height, 35 ins (89 cms) in width, 20 ins (51 cms) in depth.
A Rare 17th Century Oak & Yew Wood Cross-banded Escritoire Cupboard on Stand. The deeply moulded cornice above two cupboard doors; opening to reveal a single shelf interior. The escritoire fall front enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and small drawers surrounding a smaller cupboard door. The stand having two short and one long drawer divided by mouldings above an arched apron front & sides defined by a cock-beaded edge. The six S-form legs joined by curved stretchers and terminating on compressed bun feet. 74½ ins (190 cms) in height, 43 ins (109 cms) in width, 16¾ ins (43 cms) in depth.
A Small 18th Century French Chestnut Cupboard. The moulded top with rounded corners above a single door with stepped edge moulding and a wavy-topped central panel with a decorative pierced brass escutcheon. The canted corners leading down towards a shaped apron accentuated with groove channelled outline and terminating with short swept feet. 30 ins (76 cms) in height, 25½ ins (65 cms) in width, 16½ ins (42 cms) in depth.
A 17th Century Upper Section of an Oak Court Cupboard. The dentil moulded cornice above a shallow carved frieze defined upon a recessed pitted ground. The scroll capitals above cup & cover baluster supports enriched with a lobed collar & acanthus carving. The recessed canted cupboard having a central door flanked by two panels intricately inlaid with shell motifs and stylized scrolling foliage with three square borders of chequer banding. 28 ins (71 cms) in height, 65 ins (166 cms) in width, 22¾ ins (50 cms) in depth.
An Oak Food Hutch on Stand. The top section having a single cupboard door and a panel ornamented with paired baluster & ball spindles. The lower cupboard having two doors with pierced & carved foliate & floral panels. The stand having four baluster legs joined by peripheral block stretchers and terminating on bun feet. 55¾ ins (141.5 cms) in height 35½ ins (91 cms) in width, 14 ins (35 cms) in depth.
An Unusual 17th Century & Later Oak Cupboard. The recessed upper section having two cupboard doors with lozenge carved panels and turned knop handles flanking a central divide adorned with split ball turned appliqués. The integral ventilated base cupboard having a single door inset with a row of seven spindles and ornamented with appliqués. 34 ins (86 cms) high, 37 ins (96 cms) wide, 14 ins (36 cms) deep.
A 16th Century Oak Livery Cupboard Section, circa 1500-1510. The central door having a square panel carved with a griffin upon a barrel and the ownership initials W.L, bordered by a scrolling cartouche. The flanking `barbers pole` panels carved with floral diamonds. 20 ins (51 cms) high. Mounted on a modern wooden stand 46 ins (117 cms) high inclusive, 40 ins (112 cms) wide, 19 ins (48 cms) deep.
A Rare Double-sided Westmorland Joined Oak Court Cupboard believed to have been taken from a cottage in the Lake District village of Kirby Stephen where it had been built into the wall and served as a room divide. The `parlour` side having a moulded cornice above a frieze of carved S-scrolls centred by marriage initials GB and date 1723, with turned pendant finials overhanging either side. The recessed upper cupboard with horizontal fielded panel doors flanking a vertical fielded centre panel. The base section housing three drawers with applied edge moulding above two large panelled doors flanking a panelled centre. The plainer `kitchen` side having an offset door accessing the upper cupboard above two drawers and a panelled facade composed of ten panels set in two rows of five within a groove-moulded framework, 74 ins (188 cms) high, 67 ins (170 cms) wide, 27½ ins (70 cms) deep.
A 17th Century Oak & Ash Chest on Stand. The break-front top with a beaded edge above a bulge front frieze drawer with central mirrored panel [worn]. The upper section having two short drawers applied with raised fielded panels flanking an open sliding compartment carved with a perspective interior concealing the secret recessed door behind. The lower section having three graduated long drawers inlaid with linked lunette stringing forming geometric patterns and studded with pewter roundels; each drawer divided by split turned beading. The stand boldly carved with a foliate twin-scroll apron, raised on six barley-twist legs joined by grove moulded stretchers 59 ins (150 cms) in height, 41 ins x 22 ins (105 cms x 56 cms).
An Antique Continental Carved Oak Wall Cupboard. The deeply moulded cornice above a single door ornately carved with an intricate Gothic style tracery arch flanked by triple arched panels opening to reveal an interior shelf. The lock having a spring loaded mechanism and a stylised iron lock plate. Standing on a moulded edge base enriched with punchwork arches. 31 ins (79 cms) in height, 31 ins (78 cms) wide, 13½ ins (34 cms) in depth.
A Rare 16th Century Oak Buffet. The planked top having an applied moulded edge above a cupboard door ornamented with scrolling iron hinges and centred by a raised horizontal diamond moulding. The flanking panels similarly applied with vertical diamonds above a single long drawer. The lower shelf having a panelled back and fronted by two long tapered columns with raised rings. Standing on block feet 53½ ins (136 cms) in height, 35 ins (89 cms) in width, 18 ins (46 cms) in depth.
A 17th Century Oak Credence Table-Cupboard of canted form. The hinged folding top opening out to form a hexagonal supported by a swing gate. The front having a rectangular cupboard door with a raised diamond centred by an elongated oval appliqué and similarly decorated panels on the canted sides, divided by split turned spindles. The large baluster legs adjoining a lower shelf raised on block feet. 31 ins (79 cms) in height, 36 ins (92 cms) in width, 19 ins (49 cms) in depth.
A Fine 17th Century Inlaid Oak Chest/Cupboard Circa 1670. The upper drawer and twin door cupboard below having fine cushion front mouldings inlaid with intricate scrolling flowers in mother of pearl and pen-worked bone, with pairs of turned spindle appliqués to the pilasters. The whole raised on squat bun feet, 36½ ins (92 cms) high, 41 ins (105 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep.
A George III oak 8-day longcase clock, the arched painted dial decorated with Adam and Eve scene above a Roman/Arabic numeral chapter and subsidiary seconds dial and crescent date aperture, the hood with swan neck pediment above the trunk with arched door and pedestal base on bracket feet, 201cm high.
Bartley and Eggert of Bristol, A George III oak longcase clock, the dial with silvered chapter ring, secondary dial and date aperture within cast brass spandrels supporting a twin train striking movement under a square hood with swans neck pediment, the trunk with arched door and plain base, on a plinth foot
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