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Click here to subscribePILLAR AND SCROLL CLOCK. Paper label for Chauncey Ives, Bristol, Connecticut. Mahogany and mahogany veneer with two freestanding columns and brass finials. Two-part door has a reverse glass painting in the bottom panel of buildings including one with a steeple and front columns, eglomise border and a small heart in the center. With keys, weights and pendulum. Some damage and repair. 30h.
DECORATED CORNER CUPBOARD. Two-piece pine cupboard attributed to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Bold graining in red and ochre. Upper section with cornice molding overhanging twelve-pane door. Three fixed shelves in grey green interior. Lower section has waist molding and two recessed panel doors with flame graining. Molding over shaped bracket base. Minor edge wear and cornice renailed. 84 1/2h. 37w. 20d.
PILLAR & SCROLL CLOCK. Labeled Ephraim Downes for George Mitchell, Bristol, Connecticut. Mahogany veneer with an inlaid ivory keyhole escutcheon. Painted dial and a worn reverse glass painted landscape in the bottom door panel. Brass finials. With keys, weights and pendulum. Minor wear and a reglued foot. 31h.
DECORATED ONE-PIECE CORNER CUPBOARD. Pennsylvania. Fanciful brown and mustard graining over pine. Stepped crown molding over single twelve-pane door. Bold waist molding over single two-panel bottom door. Cutout feet. Great old blue painted interior with three fitted shelves top and one on bottom. Cracks in glass and minor edge wear. 38w. 18 1/2d. 84 1/2h.
TALL CASE CLOCK. Reading, Pennsylvania. Benj.Morris / Reading on face. Walnut with figured walnut and pine secondary. String inlay. Good color and older finish. Broken arch scroll with inlaid rosettes. Turned wood finials. Arched door flanked by slender columns. Painted moon dial with second hand and date crescent. Chamfered corners on case and inlaid escutcheon on arched door. Flared feet. With weights, pendulum and key. Minor pieced repairs and replacements. From the Ritzman family of Reading, Pennsylvania. 90h.
IMPRESSIVE CARVED BEDROOM SUITE. Eight pieces reputedly made for Herb Penney of the JC Penney family. Found in Chicago. Mahogany with boldly carved foliate and scroll motifs in a dark stain. Pictured are the three-door armoire (missing shelves), 79 1/2w. 29d. 71h.; bed with paw feet, curved footboard. 55 1/4w. 54 3/4h. Rails 69 1/2 ; upholstered armchair, 15 1/2 seat, 36h. with matching ottoman (not pictured) and a trefoil table with carved columns, 30d. 30h. Also a pair of round end tables with doors. Worn tops. 20d. 23 1/2h. and a vanity with a large arched top, beveled edge mirror and two columns with doors on either side. 68 1/2w. 17 1/2d. 65 1/2h.
MAHOGANY SECRETARY. Bracket feet, four dovetailed drawers with applied edge bead and replaced brasses. Slant top lid with fitted interior consisting of six dovetailed drawers, eight pigeon holes and central door with oval inlaid medallion (behind the door are three drawers, one is secret). Bookcase top has paneled doors, adjustable shelves and is a marriage with base. Some repairs and damage. 37 3/4w. 19 1/2d. 83 1/2h. 31 1/2 writing height.
ENGLISH CHIPPENDALE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD. Oak with an old brown finish and pine secondary wood. Molded base with beaded edges on the single door and geometric mullions with old wavy glass. Cove molded cornice with dovetailed corners on the case. Three interior shelves. Old replacements to lower side moldings are minor. 30 1/4w. 16 1/2d. 43h. Corner 20 1/2l.
OHIO TALL CASE CLOCK. Face signed C.E. Strieby, Wooster, Ohio #48. Christopher H. Strieby was born around 1793 in Pennsylvania and listed in the 1830 census as living in Wooster. By 1850 he is listed as a clockmaker in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Cherry and poplar with good color. Bonnet top with broken crest, turned wooden urn finials and side lights. Brass works has heart cutouts with second hand and date crescent. Paint on face and moon dial appears original. Thumb molded door and reeded quarter columns. Paneled base with turned feet. With pendulum and weights. Crazed finish. Glue repair to broken arch. 102h.
A 1994 Rover 111i Three Door Hatchback, registration number M718 UYA, white with grey cloth interior, radio cassette and five speed gearbox, one owner from new, with approx 13,000 miles, V5C document and full service history with stamped service book See illustration Note: being sold on behalf of a Somerset deceased estate
A Longcase Clock, the 33.5 cm arched square dial painted dial signed G Monks Prescot, with Roman numerals, centre calendar indicator and subsidiary seconds dial, the arch the phase of the moon, in an oak case crossbanded in mahogany, the trunk door flanked by fluted quadrant pilaster, 224 cm See illustration
An enamel decorated white metal photograph or mirror frame, of rectangular easel-back form, diagonally reeded with smaller off-set rectangular polychrome enamel decorated hinged door depicting mythical figures in a landscape setting covering a space for a photograph or a mirror 12.5cm x 18.8cm
WM TONKS AND SON, BIRMINGHAM AN IMPOSING GILDED BRASS DOOR LOCK PLATE of T shape (right hand side only) having a Gorgon Medusa finial with cast cherubs below, the handle escutcheon depicts a horn playing maiden with a cherub at her side, the swing handle is cast with two cherubs holding on to a curtain with Gorgon lock cover to the side, the plate is framed in an embossed scroll leaf decoration with side and base cast finials, the verso is marked WT & S and with a registration number 228913 (C1896). 38.5cm x 65cm high (15.2in x 25.5in)
JOHN BRODIE, WOOLER (EARLY 19TH CENTURY) AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK 8 DAY LONG-CASE CLOCK, having an arched broken pediment with three brass finials and dentil cornice, the arched glass door between replacement brass mounted mahogany pillars, long crossbanded trunk door flanked by canted corners, plain base, the painted dial with Roman numerals framing seconds and date dials. 217cm high (85.5in), sold with pendulum and two weights.
THOMAS PATTINSON, WINTON (C1829) A LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY 30 HOUR LONG-CASED CLOCK, having a swan neck pediment, arched glass door between simulated bamboo pillars, shaped front door flanked by quarter columns, plain base with canted corners, the brass arched dial having serpent and scroll spandrels, Roman hours and Arabic seconds, date aperture. 213cm high (84in), sold with pendulum and weight ***Thomas Pattinson was a clock and watch maker who lived a Beck Foot, Winton, near Kirkby Stephen.
ADAM ROUTLEDGE JNR., CARLISLE (1794-1869) A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY 30 HOUR LONG-CASED CLOCK, having a swan-neck pediment with terminals, the arched hood between turned columns, the trunk door with oval panel, between half reeded columns, plain base with canted corners and bracket feet, the enamelled dial with painted fruit to the arch, Roman hours and Arabic seconds, date aperture, 218cm (86in) high, (sold with weight and pendulum). ***Adam Routledge Jnr. originally had a shop in English Street, in the corner of Three Crowns Lane and probably became No 35 English Street, at which address he worked until he died.
YEATES AND SONS, PENRITH (C1840-1850) A MID VICTORIAN OAK AND CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY 8 DAY LONG-CASED CLOCK, having a swan neck pediment over an arched door with plain columns, steeple trunk door and plain base on bracket feet, the arched dial painted with a farmer harvesting, painted spandrels framing Roman numerals. 217cm high (85.5in), sold with two weights and a pendulum.
SIMPSON YEATES, PENRITH (1821-1882) A VICTORIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY CASED 8 DAY LONG-CASE CLOCK having a swan neck pediment, arched glass door between turned columns, small trunk door between turned pillars, stepped moulding to base, the arched dial painted with a fishing scene and castles, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, 216cm (85in) high, (sold with pendulum and two weights).
THOMAS LEEMING, BENTHAM (1822-1891) A MID VICTORIAN OAK AND CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY 30 HOUR LONG-CASED CLOCK, having a flat hood with a square door flanked by turned pillars, arched trunk door and plain base with reeded columns, turned feet, the painted dial with Roman numerals and date aperture. 206cm high (81in), sold with weight and pendulum.
A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BREAK FRONT MIRROR DOOR TRIPLE WARDROBE, having a moulded cornice, the centre mirror section, enclosing four linen drawers and three drawers, flanked by hanging space with original hooks, the doors with reeded columns , 207cm x 65cm x 208cm high. (81.5in x 25.6in x 82in)
A GEORGE III OAK DRESSER BASE, having a three piece rectangular top over three panelled drawers with brass droppers, two cupboards each with a fielded panel door and brass dropper, 176cm x 58.5cm x 81cm (69.5in x 23in x 32in); AN ASSOCIATED CONTEMPORARY RACK with three shelves between reeded uprights, 172cm wide x 72cm high (67.5in x 28.3in).
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