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Click here to subscribeA George III oak and mahogany cross banded long case clock with swan neck reeded pillared hood, short shaped trunk door with cross banding and oval shell paterae inlay enclosed quarter inset columns on a raised panel base with shaped apron. The painted dial having moon roller to arch, figures to the spandrels, Roman hour numerals, subsidiary seconds ring and date crescent and marked Deacon, Barton (Leicestershire), with an eight- day movement striking a bell.
An early 20th Century sterling mounted oak cigar compendium, the sterling top fitted with a cutter and inscribed 'Hamilton Calcutta Sterling', above a glazed door inscribed in gilt script with 'Cigars' revealing five sliding trays, flanked by a pair of brass drop handles, length approx 26cm.
A 20th century French style bureau bookcase having broken swept pediment over cupboard doors enclosing a fitted interior the base with fall over two drawers on cabriole legs the whole green painted and hand decorated with songbirds and swags together with a pair of conforming two door side cabinets. 240 x 106cm
Impressive late 19th century mahogany longcase clock with inset embossed brass panels, the case flanked by Corinthian column supports with a glazed door, the dial with subsidiary silent, strike dial , Whittington, Westminster dial and seconds dial, silvered pierced foliate spandrels, the three train eight day movement striking on the quarters on eight tubular bells and on the hour on one large tubular bell, dead beat escapement, jewelled pallets, with mercury pendulum. Sold with service receipt form the Horological Workshop, Guildford and instructions of assembly from Michael Baldwin antiques Bournemouth. h: 100 in.
Victorian mahogany triple wardrobe, the left-hand section with a single panelled door enclosing hanging area and a single sliding tray, the right-hand and central sections with one panelled and one mirrored door enclosing four sliding trays over two short and two long drawers on plinth base, h: 85 x w: 76 x d: 25 in.
SETH THOMAS U.S.A. CIRCA 1942 'MARK 1 DECK CLOCK' in circular bulkhead type dark brown bakelite case with screw down watertight hinged rear door opening to reveal winding and setting holes for spring driven movement and having black and white circular dial with arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary, the case 7in diameter x 4in deep and the winding key
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE ON IVORY, HEAD AND SHOULDERS OF A GENTLEMAN, in suite with carnation button hole, gilt metal framed with ribbon surmount and in tooled gilt and blue morocco plush lined case, the miniature 2" high and an ORNATE GILT METAL EASEL PHOTOGRAPH FRAME milestone shaped with ribbon top and detachable panel door with oval centre panel, 7 1/2" high (2)
A late 19th century walnut Vienna wall regulator, having a raised finial top pediment above a circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin winding holes for a brass eight day weight driven striking movement, subsidiary seconds dial and embossed brass surround, the glazed door having half turned fluted columns, height 112cm
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, having a broken swan neck pediment above twin ring turned pilasters, flanking painted square dial, width 12", signed E Bell & Son of Ashbourne, having Roman numerals, corner painted cottage scenes, 30 hour weight driven movement striking on a bell, the trunk having mahogany crossbanded door flanked by quarter turned fluted pilasters to a box base, height 202cm
A Napoleon III rosewood marquetry inlaid and ormolu mounted display cabinet, having a pierced ormolu three quarter gallery, over scroll marquetry inlaid frieze, glazed door and bowed glazed sides enclosing a velvet lined and mirror backed interior, having three glass shelves, the whole with crossbanding, ormolu mounts and raised on square tapering supports, height 173cm, width 93cm
A Victorian figured walnut breakfront music Canterbury, the top having a gilt metal three quarter spindle turned gallery, burr walnut crossbanding, scroll marquetry inlays, supported on turned and knopped columns, the base having centre glazed door enclosing gilt tooled leather named sheet music shelves and flanked by turned and fluted columns, all raised on turned feet with pot castors, width 112.5cm
A Sheraton Revival satinwood and marquetry inlaid bedroom suite, comprising; breakfront fitted wardrobe, kneehole dressing table, kneehole washstand, and a pair of bedside cabinets; the wardrobe having centre fitted section with twin panelled doors over two short and two long drawers, in turn flanked by panelled doors enclosing hanging spaces, each door profusely inlaid with floral swags and some with urns issuing flowers, sheet music and instruments, the whole raised upon a plinth, width 222cm, the dressing table having raised superstructure with centre bevelled shield shaped mirror, trinket drawers, the base having concave centre and an arrangement of nine drawers, the washstand having a replacement top, concave centre section, three frieze drawers over cupboard doors, the bedside cabinets having crossbanded tops, marquetry inlaid doors and raised on square tapering supports (Part Illus.)
A George III mahogany and satinwood inlaid sideboard, of good size, the top with satinwood banding above a shaped and break front, having two centre crossbanded and satinwood strung drawers, having brass vine leaf and flower head cast escutcheons with ring handles, above an arched apron with satinwood fan veneers, flanked by single deep fitted cellerette door disguised as two drawers to the right and two unfitted drawers to the left, all with further crossbanded satinwood stringing, the whole raised on six square tapering supports with spade terminals, width 183cm, depth 75cm
A circa 1800 oak cased long case clock, the hood with moulded cornice above a plain door flanked by brass capped turned side columns over a plain door raised on a bracket foot base, the 30 hour movement with square enamelled dial and hand-painted fan and shell spandrels, the chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial and inscribed indistinctly "Randall Newbury" (probably William Randall of Newbury), 195 cm high
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