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Click here to subscribeGreat Britain, 1821 crown, George IIII laureate bust, rev: St George and Dragon above date, together with other British and World coins to include 1921 florin, 1870 threepence, Ireland 1951 florins etc. housed in an Edwardian walnut coin cabinet, fitted with ten drawers, enclosed by a glazed door, w.19, d.22, h.16cm and various loose 1967 pennies.
18th century-style eight-day longcase clock with brass arched dial named to Rich'd Wallis, Truro, featuring subsidiary seconds dial, square date aperture and ticking ship motif, mahogany case with arch-topped door, 208cm Condition ReportThe dial is approx. 12" X 16.8".It looks like it is a marriage, rather than all original. All bits appear to present. There is some damage to the body. The movement is overwound so you can't quite get the weights on properly. Please see addition images attached. Comes with pendulum.
Tall slender mahogany longcase clock case with stepped and dentil carved cornice, with an 18th century square painted dial with eight-day movement, signed Jn Hayes, Wrexham, 218cm Condition ReportDial dimensions - 12" x 12" Dial masking size - 11.5" x 11.75" Surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to case. Split to the front of base. Section of panel missing from side of base. Areas of loss to the moulding on door and hood. Dial with scratches and small chips to the enamel. General wear and tear.
19th century mahogany linen press, the two-door cupboard opening to reveal three later shelves, raised over two short and one long drawer, each with brass handles, 183cm high x 122cm wide x 45cm deep Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs, knocks and accretions. Areas of loss and splits to the veneer, Split to the side of top section, area of loss to back/side of top. Handles and hinges replaced, interior shelving replaced, key present, back appear original, old worm to the inside of one door. Areas of fading and discolouration, general wear and tear, see photos.
Large late 19th/early 20th century oak library bookcase with eight adjustable shelves, raised over two long drawers and two two-door cupboards, with carved foliate decoration throughout, 238cm high x 205cm wide x 52cm deep Condition ReportTop and bottom sections do separate. Surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. Some losses to the circular mouldings and cornice moulding. Panel missing on left side of top section. Panel is off on right side of top section but is present. Areas of fading/discolouration. General wear and tear.
Large late 19th/early 20th century oak library bookcase with eight adjustable shelves, raised over two long drawers and two two-door cupboards, with carved foliate decoration throughout, 238cm high x 189cm wide x 51cm deep Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. Accretions and flecks of white paint on the sides. Some losses to the mouldings. Moulding on left side of cornice is loose. Areas of fading/discolouration. Left side panel missing. General wear and tear.
Arts & Crafts oak dresser, style of Liberty, the top left cupboard with leaded green glass door, pair of cupboards enclosing three shelves, pair of drawers to pair of cupboards below enclosing two shelves, on straight supports, all with copper drop-ring handles, possibly by Liberty & Co, with label to reverse dated 15th Feb 92 (torn), 207cm high x 125cm wide x 39.5cm deep approx.
Late 19th/early 20th century two-door cupboard with painted decoration throughout in the aesthetic-movement style, the two doors opening to reveal adjustable shelves, raised on square tapering legs, 183cm high x 100cm wide x 40cm deep Condition ReportTop separates from base. Width given is at widest point (cornice)
A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak wardrobe, 1930s, with half penny moulding, wrought iron hinges with a latch with square key head screws, the interior with hanging rail, all on four block feet, a recessed carved mouse signature to the left side, 91.5cm wide 58cm deep185.5cm highCondition ReportA dark patina. Right door slightly warped to the lower section.
An Art Deco Token Works mahogany and cedar wardrobe,designed in 1929 by Betty Joel for Token Works furniture, with panelled front and sides, the top section with two doors, each with book-matched veneers to the front, with a rectangular handle of stepped design, the right-hand door opening to an arrangement of shelving, the left-hand door opening to hanging space, over a parallel drawer base, raised on reeded block supports, labelled 'Token Hand-made Furniture Designed by Betty Joel, made at Token Works 1929', 146cm wide49cm deep199cm highBuying this wardrobe could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportWith some scratches and marks throughout. Some craquelure to the veneer. The feet with scuffs and knocks.
A collection of 20 East Anglia interest volumes, mainly Suffolk, some Norfolk & Essex, including four Ipswich Union Workhouse volumes: 'Ipswich Union. Statement of the Accounts of the Above Union... for 1871-1895...With a List of Persons Receiving Out-Door Relief. Issued by order of the Board of Guardians', Ipswich, Henry Gripper, Printer, bound in 4 volumes covering the period 1871-1895, uniform contemporary half calf gilt (rubbed/worn to spines), orig. wraps bound in. Scarce; 'Ipswich Corporation. Proceedings at Meetings of the Town Council', Ipswich, King, four volumes, Nov 1890-Oct 1891; Nov 1892-Oct 1893; Nov 1896-Oct 1897; Nov 1897-Oct 1898, uniform old quarter cloth; 'Scheme For the Administration of the Amalgamated Charity Known as Seckford Hospital and Woodbridge Endowed Schools, at Woodbridge, Suffolk', Woodbridge, J. Loder, 1881, 63pp, original calf gilt, bookplate of A.T. Copsey to front pastedown; 'Biographical Notices of Thomas Young, STD, Vicar of Stowmarket, Suffolk, Edinburgh, 1870, orig. cloth; Edgar Taylor: 'The Suffolk Bartholomeans: A Memoir of the Ministerial and Domestic History of John Meadows...Ejected Under the Act of Uniformity from the Rectory of Ousden in Suffolk', L, William Pickering, 1840, engraved port frontis + 1 engraved portrait plate as called for, rebound 20th Century cloth gilt, later typed index tipped in at end. Scarce; Woodforde: 'The Norwich School of Glass Painting in the Fifteenth Century', 1950, orig. cloth, armorial bookplate of Edward Keppel Stephenson, Langham Hall, Suffolk, to front pastedown; plus 8 others including Carrodus 'A Norfolk Village in War Time 1939-1945 [Horning]', Payne Jennings 'Photo Pictures in East Anglia', The Story of Trunch, History of Stondon Massey in Essex, etc (20)
REPRODUCTION OAK SHROPSHIRE DRESSER - with dentil moulded cornice and shaped front frieze, over three central shelves, flanked by upper shelf storage over a shaped door cupboard and lower drawer, on a three oak lined drawer base with shaped apron, on turned and block supports, 193cms H, 174cms W, 49cms D
MIXED VINTAGE & LATER FURNITURE PARCEL (4) - to include a vintage stripped pine and wire mesh food cabinet with single door, 74cms H, 70cms W, 42cms D, stripped pine lidded box marked to the front "Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool Division, West Hertford", 27cms H, 127cms W, 37cms D, modern pine framed wall mirror, 134cms H, 43cms W and an Arts & Crafts style oak stool with red rexine seat and lower foot bar, 84cms H, 41cms W, 38cms D maximum
CIRCA 1820 BRASS INLAID MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK - having an arched top country house painted dial, 18.5 x 33ins, set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed W Raw, Whitby, twin weight pendulum driven bell strike movement, the cast backplate stamped "Walker & Hughes", pendulum and weights included, the hood having floral roundels to a broken swan neck pediment, brass and other inlays to a single glazed door flanked by Corinthian capped and turned pillars, reeded decoration and further brass stringing, inlaid to the lower case and trunk base, the 62cms H trunk door flanked by flat Corinthian capped columns, 228cms H overall, 52cms W, 24cms D maximumGOV.UK self-declaration form completed for the sale of this item - submission reference LT6HVQRG
WHITE PAINTED BEDROOM FURNITURE (2) - to include a single door wardrobe with carved detail to the upper panels, on a single drawer base with turned wooden knobs, 194cms H, 107cms W, 47cms D and a non-matching modern chest of two short over three long drawers, on a plinth base, 88cms H, 80cms W, 40cms D
ANTIQUE FURNITURE ASSORTMENT (5) - to include an oak single door hanging corner cupboard with inlaid detail to the front panel, 59cms H, 62cms across, fixed top tripod table, 69cms H, 61cms diameter, mahogany dressing stool of oval format with fabric covered seat on carved knee supports with ball and claw feet, 50cms H, 55cms W, 41cms D and a pair of mahogany spindleback salon chairs with upholstered seats, 77cms H, 46cms W, 41cms D
CIRCA 1900 MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET - with exotic inlays, having a shaped and bevelled edge mirror top with curved side panels above twin outer shelves, galleried with spindle and bobbin turning, central single glazed door with fabric covered interior shelving, over a shaped apron and four arched feet and conjoining turned stretchers, inlaid detail showing to the mirror section, the under tier brackets to the side shelves and the support fronts, 144cms H overall, 78cms W, 43cms DGOV.UK self-declaration form completed for the sale of this item - submission reference RL8KV2N1
VINTAGE & LATER FURNITURE PARCEL (7) - to include a leather effect wall mirror, 85 x 65cms, wicker top coffee table, 46cms H, 121cms L, 60cms W, pair of antique style yew wood two door CD cabinets, 80cms H, 51cms W, 24cms D, vintage oak formica top table on castors, 61cms H, 61cms W, 46cms D, reproduction mahogany Canterbury with front lower drawer, 51cms H, 47cms W, 33cms D and a small gilt framed wall mirror with bevelled edge glass, 38 x 30cms
THOMAS WISNALL, LONDON, MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK - circa 1830, 16.25x12ins arched brass dial, the silvered chapter ring set with Roman numerals and Arabic seconds with date aperture and strike silent top indicator, set before a twin weight pendulum driven bell strike movement, (pendulum, weights and winding key included), single glazed door arched top hood with brass eagle and ball pilaster caps, arched top long trunk door flanked by ebonized canted corners with a sloped step to the trunk base, the lower panel with further ebonized beading, 212cms H overall, 46cms W, 25cms D
Duitsland, Eikenhouten altaar met verguld heiligebeeld, Maria, 18e eeuw; De centrale nis met Maria op houten basement, geflankt door getorste pilaren. De kap met gesneden ornament, neerkijkende engelen. Onder de nis een gesneden ornament, engel met resten polychromie. (diverse beschadigingen) h.89 x b. 72 x d. 23 cm. [1]
Schotland, drie hoornen snuifdoosjes, 19e eeuw; Een vervaardigd uit koeienhoorn met koperen montuur en scharnier. Een ander gemaakt uit ramshoorn met gestoken decoratie van roos op de bodem en deksel met gestoken initialen SJ geflankeerd door distel en klaver. En een platte hoornen exemplaat met metalen dispenser. h. 7 - 12,1 cm [3]
Delft, blauw aardewerk tabakspot met koperen 'Den Haag', 18e eeuw. Uitgevoerd met voorstelling van gekroond wapen van de stad Den Haag geflankeerd door twee staande leeuwen en No. 14. Gemerkt aan de onderzijde voor Aardewerkfabriek De Klaauw. Compleet met koperen deksel. Met taxatierapport Van Nie Antiquairs, Amsterdam (rand met herstelling) h. 43 cm [1]
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