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Click here to subscribeA Victorian figured walnut triple wardrobe, the moulded ogee cornice over a central mirrored door and bead moulded left hand door opening to four sliding trays, two short and two long drawers, with the right hand door opening to a hanging rail above a hinged box section, upon a plinth base, 212cm H x 210cm W x 66cm D
A George III mahogany breakfront linen press or housekeepers cupboard, outlined and detailed with serrated and checkered band inlay, the architectural pediment above a pair of fielded panelled cupboard doors opening to three oak sliding trays, flanked by a pair of conforming cupboard doors enclosing an arrangement of sliding shelves, the base with four central graduated and cock-beaded oak lined drawers, the upper drawer opening to a compartmentalised interior with two side opening secret drawers, applied with pierced brass back plates and swing handles, flanked by cupboard doors opening to sliding trays, upon a plinth base, 256 H x 249cm W x 68cm DCondition report30cm length of beading missing from middle RH door, LH door has dropped and catches when the door opens, the same door has a 70cm split running from the top.Moulding to the top of the base is loose on both sides, with an 8cm chip to the LHS, the RHS with moulding missing from the top side.All four drawers are tight and at fault, with various splits and losses, the second drawer having a detached slither, 15cm long.There is a 5cm hole to the backboards in the RH cupboard.The cupboard is in structurally sound condition, however it will require a degree of restoration and tidying.
A George III oak and mahogany crossbanded breakfront housekeepers cupboard, the moulded cornice above a pair of astragal glazed cupboard doors, flanked by two further cupboard doors, upon the base with an arrangement of nine drawers and a central single cupboard door, applied with ebonised drawer pulls and escutcheons, upon bracket feet, 202cm H x 212cm W x 62cm D (at fault)Condition reportBase measurement (rather than cornice) 204cm W x 54cm DTwo cracked panes, a 21cm cutaway section that has been re-attached in the cornice, please see additional image.The cornice appears to have bowed slightly causing the LH cupboard door to rub, LH rear side part of the bracket foot is detached, bottom LH drawer feels tight.Some minor losses to drawer beading along with general light splits, scuffs, gouges, marks and fading.Overall the cupboard appears to be structurally sound although it would benefit from some light restoration, a clean and polish, as it was removed in genuine untouched condition from a county border farmhouse property.
A George III oak cased eight-day longcase clock, indistinctly signed Leicester, the hood with a twin swan neck pediment over a pair of freestanding fluted columns flanking the painted break arch dial, with an oval cartouche depicting Britannia above the 33cm dial applied with Arabic numerals, centred with a subsidiary second dial and date aperture, signed with the makers name and enclosing the four pillar two train movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with a dentil frieze above a shaped and crossbanded door inlaid with a central conch shell and flanked by conforming quarter pilasters, above the lower board similarly inlaid and embraced by canted corners, upon a plinth base with integral bracket feet, 230cm high, two weights and pendulum, glass measurement 45cm H x 33cm W
A contemporary collectors/specimen cabinet, late 20th century, the twin doors opening to an arrangement of forty glazed sliding trays, each with a detachable glazed cover enclosing a white painted interior, upon a plinth base, 128cm H x 133cm W x 57cm D (at fault)Confdition reportSplit/crack to the ledge above the plinth on the LHS where the door opens, otherwise only very light wear, all drawers fit flush, no further visible faults or repairs
A 19th century scumbled pine housekeepers cupboard, formed with an arrangement of four cupboard doors over a further four cupboard doors, upon bracket feet, 183cm H x 183cm W x 50cm D, lacking cornice (at fault)Condition reportAll hinges replaced with losses and damage around the original hinge beds, all doors with chips and losses to the edges, bottom RH door has splits with a brace added to the inside of the door, later re-stained which may hide further faults.A timber spar has been added to the rear underside of the cupboard to replace the two rear feet, no visible signs of worm although it is possible to the underside and disguised by the later staining.General marks, losses, chips and wear commensurate with age and use.The cupboard was removed from a border counties farmhouse in an untouched condition .We believe it to be third quarter 19th century.
Gabriel Viardot (French, 1830-1906). Aesthetic movement chinoiserie cabinet. The rectangular top with raised ends houses a bronze dragon with pierced fretwork over a glazed door and opening to an arrangement of shelves, with one drawer with an archaistic style taotie mask pull with a red velvet backing. On a pierced fretwork apron and shaped bracket feet.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rechelbacher, the founder of Aveda and Intelligent Nutrients, was a pioneer in the field of safe and eco-friendly cosmetics. The same curiosity that led him to explore ways to improve the beauty industry led him to travel the world, collecting rare and beautiful objects as he went.Height: 61 in x width: 38 1/2 in x depth: 16 in.Condition: The cabinet is in good condition overall. The structure is stable and sturdy. There are no major losses and no visible repairs. The locking mechanism has been removed. The dragon is present but unattached. The drawer and door open and close smoothly. The glass is in good condition, with no chips, cracks, or scratches. Some wear to the velvet. Some wear and splitting to the veneer along the shelves; the bottom shelf shows signs of moisture exposure. Wear throughout as expected with age and use.
A needlework casketMid-17th century, EnglishThe domed top designed with a young man and his companion, the upper front with personifications of Faith, Hope and Charity and the full front opening door designed with a gentleman and lady beneath an arch, the surround with fruit, flowers and insects worked in tent stitch with coloured silks, the sides with laid threads, the back covered with green silk, the inside door with green silk lining worked in gold thread with ES 1680 and opening to reveal regimented drawers of linen covered card with green silk fronts, a hidden drawer at the back of the lower section, another to the upper left and one other with ring dividers below this left drawer, the drawers of varying sizes, the whole raised on bun feet, 28cm wide, 17cm deep, 39cm high (11in wide, 6 1/2in deep, 15in high) Footnotes:Provenance: Sale, The Mary Bellis Collection, Christie's, London, 21 May 1987 Lot 75.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A 1960s formica topped rectangular dining table and a matching sideboard. The dining table on tapering supports L154.5cm x D78.5cm x H74.5cm, the sideboard with three central darwers with recessed handles flanked by a double cupboard door and a single, enclosing shelving, on tapering legs, L180.5cm x D44.5cm x H74cm
A tray of metalware, including a white metal Indian small tapering tankard, embossed with figural village scene, shield shaped cartouche engraved with Gothic style initials, 7.5cm; a pair of brass and copper candlesticks,18cm; a 32cm brass crocodile nutcracker, 17cm cast iron owl door stop, two Burmese palm leaf manuscripts from a fan; small brass ornaments.
George III oak longcase clock, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, signed Robert Jones, with date aperture, eight day movement, the case with triangular pediment, long door, panelled plinth, height 210cm.Condition report:Pendulum, weights and key present. The last additional image shows list of recent (2015) work carried out by a local clock restorer. The block that the movement sits on and some of the blocks under this are clearly replaced. Some replaced sections of oak to the hood. The trunk and case panelling have some splits occurring (some natural along the grains) but generally the condition of the case is ok.
Victorian oak and mahogany longcase clock, square painted dial signed Bass, Northampton, painted vignette and spandrels with date aperture, thirty-hour movement, casr with scrolled pediment, short door, bracket feet, height 210cm.Condition report:Clock not set up in the saleroom, but weight and pendulum are present. Movement appears complete. Dial appears repainted. Movement blocks have been refurbished/ replaced. Various old repairs and restoration throughout the hood and case by way of veneers, some existing splitting through drying out.
George III oak longcase clock, square brass dial signed Edward Rudd, Melksham, with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, eight day movement (lasking weights and pendulum), case with plain freize, shaped long door, plinth base, 199cm.Condition report:No pendulum or weights. Clock not set up in the saleroom to determine if movement in working order or complete. Back panel of the case has been replaced. No evidence of worm. Some movement in the door to the hood, other than just opening/ closing. Base of the case is split and moulding loose.
An ebonised twin train bracket clock, 17cm brass dial with silvered roman numeral chapter ring and outer Arabic minutes ring, gilded cherub spandrels to each corner, glass panels to sides and fretwork to back door, brass mounts to top and hinged handle, striking on a gong, overall height 42cm.Condition report:Please see additional uploaded images of the movement.
Georgian century grandfather longcase clock, arched brass dial with moon phase, subsidiary second dial, applied cast spandrels, signed Valen. Downs, Louth, broken swan neck hood, oak case with mahogany crossbanding, inlaid arched door with star motif, overall height 215cm.Condition report:Pendulum is present but no weights or key. Minute hand loose but present (takes to reverse of face). Clock removed from long term storage and doesn't appear to have been in working order/ installed for some years. Heavy discolouration to the dial and moon phase. Case with evidence of worm, all over losses and general poor finish/ patina. No glass in the hood.
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