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Lot 54
AN EDWARD VII MAHOGANY GRAND-MOTHER CLOCK, of eight day movement by Junghan no. B20, striking and playing on five rods, the arched brass dial (20cms) with black Roman numerals, pierced hands, applied foliate spandrels and a boss engraved `Tempus Fugit` to the arch; the case having an arched hood with rounded pilasters and fret-work side panels, the trunk having an arched door above a fielded panel, on bracket feet with shaped apron, 177cms high. See illustration
Lot 521
A MID VICTORIAN WALNUT CYLINDRICAL BOOKCASE, with a single bow front glazed door and opposing conforming glazed panel, the interior fitted with three revolving shelves, each fitted with fretwork angled divisions, on carved and turned feet with brass caps and castors, 106cm high, 61cm diameter. See illustration
Lot 523
A VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT, MARQUETRY AND LINE-INLAID BONHEUR DU JOUR, the raised superstructure surmounted by a three-quarter brass gallery rail with two doors enclosing shelves and drawers, the lower section with a drawer fitted internally with a hinged adjustable writing slope and compartments for pens and inkwell, above a panel door enclosing shelves, flanked by pilasters on plinth base with ceramic castors, 56cm wide. See illustration
Lot 550
A ROBERT `MOUSEMAN` THOMPSON OF KILBURN OAK SIDEBOARD, having a short raised back above three drawers across, three graduated drawers to the centre, flanked by a four-indented panel door cupboard to either side, iron hinges, handles and latches, on short octagonal legs, carved in relief with a mouse, 152cm long x 46cm deep x 99cm high. See illustration
Lot 576B
CADO DENMARK C 1960s, A ROSEWOOD SHELVING SYSTEM, wall mounted, comprising a three-drawer unit, a secretaire with drop-down front, a two door sliding cupboard fitted with drawers, a cabinet with drop-down front, a lectern shelf and ten adjustable shelves, on five uprights, 158cm high, overall width 320cm, marked `Made in Denmark`
Lot 107
A Victorian longcase clock, the 8 day movement with dead beat and striking on a bell, the circular silvered 12in dial with Roman Numerals and subsidiary second hand, inscribed Ex E Emanuel, Portsmouth, the case oak with pollarded veneer, the glazed hinged domed top door with foliage carving over a panelled base on a plinth. 194cm high.
Lot 896
A glass mounted walnut veneer dining room suite, probably English, comprising pedestal, four door sideboard with black glass inset top and chrome handles, pedestal dining table with inset glass top and eight walnut veneer tub chairs with white leather upholstery unsigned sideboard 154cm. wide, table 184cm long x 94cm wide
Lot 565
A George III oak longcase clock by David Murray, Edinburgh, the swan neck with brass ball finials over close fretwork panels, the arched brass face with Arabic and Roman numerals, floral spandrels and serpents, subsidiary second dial and date aperture anchor escapement, eight day movement, striking bell, flanked by fluted columns, shaped trunk door on plinth base raised on bracket feet, 171cm high
Lot 575
A Georgian style bracket clock, the projected moulded arched cornice, the arched glazed door enclosing brush metal face with Roman numerals, with subsidiary chime and speed dials, flanked by fluted columns on plinth base raised on brass bracket feet, movement by Unghans, Wuttemberg B12, striking five chimes, quarter hour striking, 31cm ide x 36cm high x 20cm deep
Lot 522
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK, J.W. BENSON LTD, LONDON, the arch-top engraved steel dial signed, within a conforming door with foliate carved spandrels, flanked by foliate carved pilasters with scroll carved pediment and finial above, the plinth base raised on ogee carved flattened bun feet, two-train Peerless movement striking twin gongs. 0.45m
Lot 529
A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT SHAVING STAND, the octagonal bevelled mirror within a conforming moulded surround on an adjustable brass standard, issuing from a galleried moulded rectangular top over a pair of short drawers above a cupboard door flanked by towel rails, raised on ring-turned legs joined by a shelf stretcher. 1.52m
Lot 534
A GEORGE II WALNUT BUREAU, the cross-banded top above a double feather and cross-banded quarter-veneered moulded slant-front, opening to reveal an interior with well, inlaid drawers and door front, over a dummy long drawer above two short over two long graduated drawers, all with feather-banded fronts and later brass backplate handles, raised on bracket feet. 0.97m by 0.94m by 0.53m
Lot 169
A 19th Century Scottish mahogany long case clock, the arched moulded top with finial surmount over a shaped arched trunk door to a panelled flat fronted base on bracket feet, the circular brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture inscribed "Green, Edin.r" to an eight day striking movement, 22 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 170
An early 19th Century mahogany and inlaid cased long case clock, the arched hood with swan neck pediment, brass finials and glazed door flanked by reeded pilasters over a shaped trunk door with part canted angles to a flat fronted base on splayed bracket feet, the painted dial with woodcutter to the arch, over a circular dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial inscribed "Halliwell, Dewsbury" to an eight day striking movement, 227 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 230
A Victorian ebonised, amboyna banded and inlaid credenza, the top with bowed corners and moulded edge over a central mirrored door enclosing a lined interior with single shelf flanked by two turned tapering and fluted gilt metal capped side columns and two bowed glazed cabinet doors enclosing two further shelves on a plinth base to turned feet, 153 cm wide x 106.5 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 930
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHAMBER BARREL ORGAN BY HENRY BRYCESON with six stops, drum, "Tabour" triangle, twenty four keys and four barrels each of ten tunes, in lancet arched Gothic case with gilt dummy pipes and painted signature board inscribed H BRYCESON 3 Little Thames Street East Street LONDON with crown and lion and unicorn supporters, PATENT below, in an oval frame, two printed DIRECTIONS labels inside the door, with brass winding crank, on panelled base, the whole flanked by pilasters with carved capitals, 193cm h; 54 x 77cm Henry Bryceson established his business in 1796 at 3 Little Thames Street. He is recorded there in Holden`s and the Post Office Directories until 1809 but by 1810 is listed at 22 Market Street, St James`s, London. ++Entirely unrestored and original but with losses and very dusty/dirty with the appearance of having been long stored in perhaps a stable or coach house or similar. Rare in this `pure` state. See the following lot.
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