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Lot 129
A fine Gothic revival silver-cased desk clock with perpetual calendar and thermometer, Mortimer and Hunt, London 1839. the ‘spire’ cast as five cluster scrolling branches enclosing an earl’s coronet sitting on a stepped hexagonal platform engraved with acorns and oak leaves, leaf clasped finial to each corner, the circular enamel dial within a lancet framed panel flanked by panelled Gothic pillars, with an engraved tablet ‘John Carter’, the silvered thermometer and perpetual calendar dial of lancet shape, the reverse showing the movement through glazed panel and the other as a sliding engraved gothic door enclosing winder and hands adjustment, the movement with single fusee, 17.2cm high
Lot 427
A Scottish late 18th Century mahogany sideboard, of serpentine shape, the stage back fitted cupboard doors, the three frieze drawers and central tambour fronted cupboard flanked a cellarette drawer and cupboard door each disguised as two drawers, raised on square taper legs with collar feet, 203cm (80") wide
Lot 546
AN EDWARDIAN HIGHLY INLAID MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET having a broken swan neck pediment inlaid with foliate scrolls, the serpentine glazed door enclosing the material lined shelved interior, flanked by concaved glazed panels. The lower stage having two serpentine doors highly inlaid with foliate scrolls, swags and urn motifs flanked by further inlaid concaved panels, raised on flared tapering square section legs linked by a shaped undershelf. 40cm x 95cm x 213cm
Lot 565
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH NIGHT CUPBOARD, having a rectangular inset marble top with a three-quarter brass gallery, moulded swag decoration to the edge, over a single drawer and cupboard door formed by a faux drawer and panel decorated with an applied ormolu garland, opening to reveal the marble lined interior, raised on tapering foliate carved fluted legs with turned feet. 37cm x 41cm x 82cm
Lot 581
A VICTORIAN WALNUT MIRROR-BACK CREDENZA, the shaped mirror back with carved foliate cresting and scrolling frame over the shaped marble top with central mirrored door below, (bearing the trade label for Joseph James of Penrith), flanked by carved fruit decorated pendants and arched mirrored doors, raised on a shaped plinth base. 44cm x 153cm x 189cm
Lot 609
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CARVED MAHOGANY BUREAU having a highly carved raised back over the rectangular top with a trailing foliate carved border, the fall front highly carved with foliate motifs surrounded with floral scrolls, opening to reveal the carved and fitted interior, the facia having three drawers to the left and one drawer and cupboard door to the right all with conforming carving, the ends extending as legs. 46cm x 92cm x 124cm
Lot 43
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CREWEL WORK PANEL DOOR CURTAIN, having a dark green velvet border framing the faded polychrome floral stitchwork and backed with quilted hessian, the original green sateen lining later replaced with a cream cotton, period metal curtain hooks attached to one end. 210cm x 136cm.
Lot 458
A LATE VICTORIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD WALL CLOCK having a carved foliate surmount and turned finials, the glazed door enclosing a circular painted dial with Roman hours and makers name KAY Worcester, flanked by turned columns above a shaped base, heavily inlaid all over with Tunbridge type decoration. 94cm
Lot 460
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SHAPED BRACKET CLOCK with ogee curves and carved and applied scrolling decoration to case, the brass hinged glass door opening to a cream enamel dial with black painted Roman numerals, brass key winder included, brass movement and pendulum, replacement brass ball supports. Unmarked. Lacking lock key. 24.5cm wide x 37cm high.
Lot 470
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY LONG CASE CLOCK having a broken swan-neck pediment with brass disc terminals, the arched mahogany framed hood door flanked by good spindle turned columns, the arched trunk crossbanded door and rectangular panel between moulded columns, on a plain crossbanded base. The painted arch of the dial depicting a shore front street scene, the chapter ring with Roman hours framing the crescent form date aperture, the framing spandrels painted with floral motifs, no makers name ( sold with weight and pendulum ) 212cm
Lot 471
A GEORGE II BRASS DIALLED-30 HOUR-OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by Joshua Horrocks of Lancaster (1748- 1764), the flat-topped hood having a moulded cornice and plain frieze, over a square glazed door flanked by well turned tapering columns, the arched and cross-banded trunk door between canted corners, over a plain base with moulded plinth. The brass dial having Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing the engraved maker's name and crescent form date aperture, all framed by applied ornate spandrels. 30cm x 57cm x 202cm
Lot 473
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY THIRTY HOUR OAK LONG CASE CLOCK possibly George I, by Dollif Rollinson of Halton near Leeds, having a flat topped hood with stepped moulded cornice above the square glazed hood door with integral tapering columns. The long trunk door over a stepped moulded base and plinth, the silvered dial having Roman hours, Arabic minutes and inscribed maker's name, framing a subsidiary 'strike silent' dial, crescent form date aperture and engraved foliate motifs, all framed by applied ormalu spandrels. 204cm
Lot 474
A 19TH CENTURY PINE 30-HOUR LONG CASE CLOCK having a moulded cornice above the arched glazed hood door flanked by turned columns, the long arched trunk door above a plain platform base, the arch of the dial painted with a floral display over a chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, framing a crescent form date aperture and indistinct makers name (Hewitt) all framed by painted stylized floral spandrels 214cm
Lot 475
A GEORGIAN OAK BRASS DIAL 8 DAY LONG CASE CLOCK having a moulded pediment above a painted frieze and square hood door flanked by reeded columns, the long crossbanded trunk door flanked by reeded columns, raised on bracket feet. The chapter ring having Roman hours and Arabic minutes framing a subsidiary seconds dial and maker's name Sam Smith, Holywell and date aperture.
Lot 506
AN ARTS & CRAFTS OAK SIDEBOARD, the raised back having a humped scrolling surmount and shallow moulded cornice over a central cupboard door with geometric leaded glass panels, flanked by open sections on shaped supports. The lower stage having a moulded rectangular top above two drawers and two cupboard doors with carved strap work decoration, the shaped apron between trestle type ends. 53.5cm x 137cm x 178cm
Lot 536
AN ARTS AND CRAFTS LIGHT OAK BOOKCASE OVER CUPBOARD, the moulded break-front cornice over a plain frieze and long central glazed door, enclosing shelving flanked by narrow lead glazed doors The lower stage having a moulded rectangular top above two large cupboard doors with geometric panels, raised on a substantial plinth base (this bookcase is a former fixture of Penrith Town Hall). 51cm x 166cm x 237cm
Lot 64
16 EFE buses and coaches including Plaxton Pointer Brighton Blue Bus, Mk I Leyland National Short 2 Door Eastbourne Buses, Bedford SB Duple Vega Southern Vectis, plus 4 in Wilts & Dorset liveries: Bristol LS, Bristol VR III, Bristol MW Coach, Bedford OB, and various other makes/liveries. Boxed, minor wear to some, contents as new.
Lot 235
A rare and very unusual Timpo boxed set of vehicles The Famous Timpo Cars This set, only produced in very limited numbers, comprises 6 various vehicles: a 2-door saloon, 2-door coupe, MG sports car, single seat racing car, delivery van and articulated petrol tanker. Also included are 3 petrol pumps, 2 mechanic figures, 2 garage dispensing machines and 2 civilian figures. All are still tied into their original box some rippling to cardboard. Contents VGC, minor age wear. Plate. 3
Lot 551
An interesting framed souvenir of the Siege of Paris 1870-71, comprising a fragment of bread mounted on card with text including (trans) 300 grams of this bread, daily, 5 hours of waiting at the door of the Baker to get it, in 10 degrees below zero on the thermometer, together with a small wreath of immortelles, lead medallions of William of Prussia and Napoleon III, and lists of prices of meat, cheese, vegetables, etc including Egg 2f, ditto fresh 5f, in original passe partout wooden frame, 5½" x 6¼", GC (2 small flowers loose)
Lot 272
A limited edition commissioned crystal sculpture made by Jane Webster for the Pye Television Awards. The curved and rounded rectangular body falling to an integral stand set to a further carved and shaped wooden base, the whole copper wheel engraved with a stylised figure in flowing robes playing a lute within shaped borders. The whole set to a hinged double door presentation box, height 23.5cm.
Lot 63
Class 42 Warship Hydraulic Door entrance notice 'LOW ENTRANCE MIND YOUR HEAD'. Alloy construction with red, engraved lettering, measuring 17¼" 5 ¾" approximately. As recovered from Warship Class loco D818 GLORY. Note: Each Class 42 carried 4 of these plates inside the doors because of the restricted headroom once entering the cab, as many drivers will remember!
Lot 341
GNR 8 inch Mahogany cased Fusee Clock LNER No 207 A N. The clock has a one piece turned surround with a cast brass bezel secured by a bezel lock, the dial is totally original and is painted in the early LNER style showing the rarely seen N suffix also visible in ghosted writing is GNR JJ STOCKALL & SONS LTD LONDON. The Fully overhauled chain driven fusee movement also bears the STOCKMAR trade mark to the front plate and the case still retains its original finish, research shows that this clock was located at Kings Cross York Road District Engineers Messengers Office. The clock was given to the vendor in the late 1960's as a present from his next door neighbour who was Eddie Klein, Eddie was one of the clock repairmen who worked at the Doncaster repair shop and his signature E.K. can be found on the backs of many BR(E), BR(NE) clocks. A stunning example of a very rare clock in fully restored and working condition, possibly the best example of this type ever to appear at auction.
Lot 460
WILLIAM GRIFFITH, DEVYNNOCK (DEFYNNOG), A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK OF ELEGANT SLENDER PROPORTIONS, with long rectangular trunk door, the hood with fluted pillars, 28cm square brass dial, signed, with date aperture, four pillar 30 hour movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell. 2.14m
Lot 461
WILLIAM LISTER, KEIGHLEY, 18th CENTURY OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, with long rectangular trunk door and flat moulded hood with glazed cheeks, with 30 hour four pillar movement with outside countwheel and shaped plates (with original cut out to base of back plate), 28cm square brass dial, signed W.M. Lister. 2.07m
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