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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian inlaid mahogany serpentine front display cabinet, with shallow moulded cornice and panel inlaid frieze over central curved-front door flanked by glazed side panels enclosing three shelves, the lower section with blind quarter veneered panel infill, on four square section tapered supports with spade feet, 183cm high, 122cm wide, 40cm deep.
A burr walnut and marquetry small bureau bookcase in the early 18th century style, with parcel gilt acanthus moulded frieze over single shaped-top panel door with bird and flower marquetry infill and enclosing interior fitted with shelves over small cupboard and stationery compartments to top, the base with feather banded book-match veneered hinged fall enclosing stepped interior over four long graduated drawers with brass ring handles, on bracket feet, 203cm high, 71cm wide, 50cm deep.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY THREE TRAIN LONGCASE CLOCK, by Thomas Wigan of Bristol. The case with arched hood having blind fret freize, arch apeture flanked by fluted Corinthian columns, waist with arch door flanked by canted fluted panelled base on platform support. Originally a two train eight day clock with square face, this clock now has an arched face with rocking ship pediment seconds dial and date apeture and a three train movement striking on one large and four small bells. Face 16" High x 12" Wide. (Thomas Wigan, Bristol died 1790).
A late 18th Century 8 day longcase clock, the square painted dial inscribed Jno Skarratz Worcester, the spandrels painted with moss roses and with subsidiary seconds and date dials. In oak case, the hood with swans neck pediment, pillars flanking the dial door and on low bracket supports, 205cms high
An early 19th century oak long case clock. The square pedestal base rising to a single door below a plain square hood. The hood detailed with side pillars having brass collars all around the painted dial. The dial decorated with floral spandrels and a windmill and signed for Alfred Allgood of Ledbury, height 77".
A 19th Century oak and mahogany eight day strike long case clock, square sectioned base with inlaid detail below short door flanked by Corinthian columns and cross banded details rising to white enamelled dial with painted foliate spandrels marked "Blurton, Stourbridge" broken brass capped, arch top pediment. 84" high. S/D.
Briton Riviere R. A. 'Waiting', a bull terrier seating patiently awaiting a shadow cast door to open, oil on canvas, 13" x 10", monogrammed with dated 18(BR)87, gilt framed. Provenance: given to the current vendor by Eva Wetherill. The picture is believed to have been bought by Raymond Oppenheimer (DeBeers) who had important kennels of bull terriers.
An 18th century mahogany crossbanded oak eight-day longcase clock, the four-pillar rack and bell striking movement with 12 inch brass square dial with Hoho bird border engraved calendar aperture, ringed winding holes and silvered seconds ring to the matted centre, within an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with fleur de lys half hour markers and Arabic five minutes, within female mask scroll cast spandrel applied angles, in a flat-top case with ogee moulded dentil cornice over turned hood pilasters and arched trunk door with oval cartouche inscribed 'I.A.' and bearing date '1782', flanked by fluted quarter columns, on raised panel plinth base with shaped apron, case, movement and dial associated, 206cm high.
a Victorian Carved Oak Bed Cresting, centred by a head of stag within scrolling and pierced acanthus leaves, 138cm by 49cm *This was formerly positioned over the back door at Mr G Kenneth Whitehead's home, Withnell Fold, Chorley, Lancashire; and A Chamois Foot and Antler Coat Rack, comprising three up-turned hooves and a pair of antlers on rectangular wood panel, 76. 5 wide (2)
G.Drummond (19th/20th century) "The Fisherman's Family", Fisherman Holding a Baby with Children Playing with a Crab Nearby, a Terrier in the Foreground and a Girl Sorting Fish beside a Cottage Door, Signed and indistinctly dated, also inscribed with the artist's name on the original frame, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 52cm by 74cm (20 1/2in by 29in) *The artist could be G. E. Drummond who exhibited one work at the Fine Art Society in 1892
Edith Hands (ex.1911-1933) "The Cottage Door", a Young Girl Feeding Chickens in a Cottage Garden with a Parrot in a Cage Nearby Signed, oil on canvas board, 35cm by25.5cm (13 3/4in by 10in) *Provenance. With Walker Galleries Ltd, Harrogate *Sold together with some biographical details produced by Walker Galleries Ltd of Harrogate
A German Walnut Penny-in-Slot Floor Standing Musical Disc Player, with balustraded cornice over a panelled door with circular silk lined panel set with a gilt lyre, flanked by turned pillar stiles, enclosing the movement with aperture for winding handle and penny-slot to the side, the base with hinged and falling fascia enclosing disc storage, together with a 40cm metal disc
A Walnut and Marquetry "Stella" Two Piece Musical Disc Player, with bead and reel carved stepped moulded cornice over an arched panelled door with foliate marquetry decoration, foliate pierced and carved upper spandrels, flanked by turned pillar stiles, enclosing the movement, with ratcheted winding handle, Lent/Vite and Play/Stop handle to the side, over a similarly decorated hinged and falling fascia enclosing storage compartments for the thirty four 65cm metal discs, circa 1904, 204cm high 82cm wide
A Walnut Regulator Wall Clock with Centre Seconds, signed Leuenberger, Fils, A Sumiswald, circa 1840, the case with architectural pediment, glazed hinged trunk door, 9 1/2-inch enamel dial with Roman numerals, signed "Leuenberger, Fils, A Sumiswald", centre seconds, single barrel movement with deadbeat escapement, the wood ebonised gridiron type pendulum with large bob and rating nut, 123cm high Johann Leuenberger from Sumiswald was recorded in 1826. In that year he created the Neuchatel clock in Sumiswald
A Walnut Month Going Wall Clock, signed Ignaz Watchitz, In WR Neustadt, circa 1840, the case with wavy shaped carved cresting, glazed trunk door with satinwood inlaid borders upon waisted plinth, 6-1/2-inch enamel dial with Roman numerals surrounded by gilt-metal shell decorated border, single weight driven month going movement with deadbeat escapement and triangular plates, maintaining power, 108cm high
A Scottish Mahogany Inlaid Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Geo Brown, Airdrie, circa 1820, the case with flat top pediment, rectangular trunk door and plinth with bird and floral inlay, "later" bracket feet, 14-inch painted arched dial, the arch and corners with figural scenes, dial centre with subsidiary dials for seconds, date and signed "Geo Brown, Airdrie", four pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on bell, 214cm high
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed W Robson, North Shields, circa 1810], case with wavy shaped pediment, arched trunk door, rectangular plinth upon shaped feet, 13-inch painted arched dial, dial centre with subsidiary dials for seconds, date and signed "W Robson, Northshields", the corners and arch with painted floral and bird decoration, four pillar movement with attached falseplate stamped "F Byrne", anchor escapement and rack striking on bell, 237cm high
An Oak Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, signed Jas Pratt, Askrigg, circa 1820, the case with broken arched pediment, wavy shaped trunk door, plain rectangular plinth upon bracket feet, 12-inch painted arched dial, dial centre with date aperture and signed "Jas Pratt, Askrigg", floral corners and rural landscape scene to the arch, four pillar movement with countwheel striking on bell, 222cm high
A Mahogany Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, signed Jas Burton, Whitehaven, 1790, the case with swan neck pediment, flamed trunk door with "later" inlay, "later" rectangular plinth, 13-inch arched brass dial, engraved floral dial centre with subsidiary date dial and inscribed "Jas Fletcher", the arch with silvered plaque signed "Jas Burton, Whitehaven", four pillar movement with anchor escapement and countwheel striking on bell, 230cm high
An Oak and Mahogany Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, the case with flat top pediment, mahogany crossbanded trunk door flanked by inset pilasters, upon plinth with canted corners, 11-inch square brass dial, matted centre with date aperture and recessed silvered plaque signed "Robt Parkinson, Lancaster", four pillar movement with anchor escapement and countwheel striking on bell, dial and movement (circa 1750) associated to case (late 18th century)
An Oak Eight Day Longcase Clock, the case with swan neck pediment, wavy shaped trunk door, plinth with raised panel upon bracket feet, 12-inch arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring inscribed "Tho Lister, Luddenden", dial centre with penny moon and date aperture, the arch with tempus fugit silvered plaque, four pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on bell, dial associated to movement and case, 225cm high
An Oak Thirty Hour Single Hand Longcase Clock with Unusual Dial, signed Joseph Butterworth, Fecit, circa 1730, the oak case with flat top pediment, hood with columns to the sides, wavy shaped trunk door with marquetry star medallion, plain rectangular plinth, very fine 11-inch square brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed, the matted dial centre with two arched apertures for date of the month and lunar scale combined with penny moon aperture, four pillar movement with anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a bell, 208cm high *Joseph Butterworth of Cawthorne, Barnsley, was probably the son of John Butterworth who was also a clockmaker. Joseph is thought to have succeeded his father around 1720. Only half a dozen longcase clocks are known by Joseph, mostly thirty hour and eight day examples. His dials display very fine engraving and unusual dial layouts. See Loomes (Brian), "Clockmakers of Northern England", page 106
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Wm Graham, London, the case with flat top pediment, twisted columns, rectangular inlaid trunk door with moulded border and glazed lenticle, inlaid plinth upon bracket feet, 12-inch square brass dial, matted dial centre with date aperture, seconds and signed "Wm Graham, London" on a silvered plaque, five pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on bell, dial and movement (circa 1730) associated to case (19th century), 213cm high
An Impressive Dutch Burr Walnut Inlaid Musical Longcase Clock with Automaton, signed DVD Meer, Amsterdam, circa 1780, the fine burr walnut case with shaped hood and carved floral and scrolled decoration (finials missing), finely pierced front and side frets, canted sides with floral inlay and with Corinthian capitals, the long shaped trunk door with inlay and moulded borders, flanked by canted corners with applied carved mounted capitals, painted landscape background with windmill, the massive three barrel movement with anchor escapement, half hour striking on two bells and four tune selection and playing on fourteen bells with twenty-seven hammers, 274cm high
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