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Lot 614
A George III oak and mahogany longcase clock, the 29cm white dial inscribed Bothamley, Boston, Roman numerals, date aperture, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a bell, the arch with basket of fruit, floral spandrels, swan neck hood, free standing fluted pilasters, shaped door, plinth base, bracket feet, 207cm high, c.1800
Lot 795
A Victorian burr walnut Davenport, the pierced fretwork gallery above two satinwood inlaid cupboard doors enclosing desk tidy pigeon holes, tooled leather inlaid writing slope, opening on hinges revealing a maple niche and drawers, cupboard door to the right opening to four maple drawers, projecting stepped plinth to front, ceramic castors c.1860, 110cm high, 56cm wide, 57cm depth
Lot 517
Georgian mahogany secretaire bookcase, the bookcase top section with two astragal glazed doors enclosing a shelved interior, above chest with fall front secretaire drawer enclosing satinwood lined drawers and pigeon holes, above a further three graduated drawers on bracket feet, 226cm high, 123cm wide, 57.5cm deep. Condition report:Broken piece off to pediment but present.Later handles. Small crack to glass on left door. Scratches to secretaire top and losses to veneer on left side.Top section 118cm highLower section 108cm highDepth of shelves 35cmSplits into two sections.
Lot 506
Georgian oak linen press cupboard circa early 19th century of large proportions, the top section with panelled door above two small drawers, flanked with a large door enclosing a shelved interior above three banks of two drawers with turned handles to the chest base on turned feet, 235cm high, 156cm wide, 62cm deep.
Lot 193
Late 18th Century eight day long case clock by S Quillam, Liverpool with 14" painted dial with early cricket scene in the arch in mahogany case with fluted and mounted decoration on scroll pediment with carved bases and verre églomisé panels.Condition reportSome seperation to banding close to door frame hingesSome cracking of veneer to right side of hoodClock will require attention, pendulum and weight present but suspension pulley and winder are not
Lot 31
ALFIE DAVISON - LOVE IS A SERIOUS BUSINESS/ KNOCK ON ANY DOOR 7" (US STYRENE ORIGINAL - MERCURY - 76001). A scarce, original styrene 7" pressing of the late 70s smasher by Alfie Davison; Love Is A Serious Business/ Knock On Any Door (76001, 1979 US styrene pressing on Mercury. A-2-55362 CP/ B-2-55363 CP matrix. The record is in stunning Ex+ condition. Comes with Mercury paper sleeve).
Lot 745
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MARBLE TOPPED GILT METAL MOUNTED MAHOGANY SINGLE DOOR DISPLAY CABINETOn marching gilt metal feet, 82cm wide; 40cm deep; 165cm highMarble top has some restorations, to the right corner and up along the whole piece of marble see additional images, interior upholstery is in good condition with no cracks to the glass, minor old marks and scratches expected with age.
Lot 535
A MAHOGANY CASED LONG CASE MOON PHASE 8 DAY CLOCKBy R. Roberts, Bromsgrove The 13 inch dial with gilt spandrels and painted moon phase section, within a mahogany case with fluted column flanking either side of the case and hood, with two weights and one pendulum, 241cm high excluding missing finialCondition report: Two weights, pendulum, no key. The case is cleaned and polished with various inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age. Slight warp to the bottom of the door. Dial with various blemishes and areas of tarnish, small spots of tarnishing. The movement and dial appear to be original to each other, and it’s likely that the movement is original to the case. There is some alteration to the seat board cheeks: the right hand side is cut away with the equivalent piece on top of the check to maintain balance. See extra images for further explanation. The movement is dirty and will require a full service / overhaul. There is no guarantee of its working order. The movement is a standard 8 day with striking bell.
Lot 531
A MAHOGANY 8-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK18th Century The 11 1/2 in. chased silvered dial, named William Carter, Southwark, with gilt spandrels, within a mahogany case with fluted columns and three ball finials, 210cm high excluding finialsCondition report:The case with various damages including a section of veneer and timber missing on the right hand side moulding below the hood, and vertical splitting along the back edge of the left hand side. Another smaller horizontal section of veneer missing to the right hand side return. Further other scratches, crack and chips to the veneers, together with extensive dirt and dust. See extra images. The top of the hood with three brass ball finials, two of which have been rescrewed and one loose. All are in worn condition. A winding key present and two weights but no pendulum. The silvering to the central are of the dial is dirty, tarnished and with scuffs. The other elements also invariably and consistently worn commensurate with use and age. No lock present to the glass door of the hood but the door to the trunk with a key. The movement will need to be inspected and checked by specialist clock restorer and there is no guarantee of it's working order. It will require a full overhaul.
Lot 214
Each with a single drawer over a panelled door and standing on turned front feet.50cm wide x 34cm deep x 93cm highQty: 2The handles later. In generally good condition overall with minor marks, dents and scratches due to age and use. Some slight signs of old woodwork around the bases of both.
Lot 494
With a caddy top. The top drawer opening on hinges and sliding out to reveal a fitted interior and writing surface above an arrangement of seven drawers surrounding a cupboard door in the knee hole, on bracket feet.76cm wide x 50cm deep x 79cm highQty: 1Some ring marks to the top. the lock on the top drawer is somewhat loose. Loss to the veneer on the right hand side. Some losses to the moulding around the drawers, particularly notable on the top right of the top drawer, the top left of the first drawer on the right hand pedestal, and the top left and bottom right on the third drawer of the left hand pedestal.
Lot 1007
The oak case with a plain hood decorated with fretwork ornament to the frieze and pilaster columns to either side of the door. The door to the trunk with a bordered edge, and the base with a possibly later plinth.The brass movement with Arabic numerals to the chapter ring within pierced spandrels, date aperture and single hand. The movement with a latched securing of the front plate to the decoratively turned pillars. The movement with an anchor escapement and rope weight suspension with lignum vitae weight suspension pulley. The clock complete with a single weight and pendulum.52.5cm wide x 27.5cm deep x 223cm highQty: 1Samuel Whittaker of Middleton Lancashire was the son of a blacksmith and whose brother James also was a clockmaker. Samuel died in 1746 but relatively few of his clocks appear to have survived, but those that do show skill and care and quality of craftmanship.The case showing some signs of repair, particularly to the cornice. Lacking the board across the top. The cheek supporting the movement replaced or altered, therefore suggesting that the movement and case possibly associated. The movement seemingly complete, but dusty and in need of a clean, with some possible restoration. The plinth almost certainly later, being stained pine.
Lot 383
The shaped mahogany cabinet with pierced gallery around the marble top. With gilt metal mounts, glazed concave sides and a door to the front with decorative vernis Martin panels beneath and standing on cabriole legs.68cm wide x 30.5cm deep x 139.5cm highQty: 1The marble top cracked. Minor marks, spots of decorators paint and scuffs to the painted panel. The cabinet with faded silk lined interior and two glass shelves.
Lot 72
The cabinet with painted decoration of flowers, husk swags and portrait vignettes, a single door enclosing conforming shelves within, above a cupboard door and standing on square tapering legs terminating in shaped feet.128.5cm wide x 40.5cm deep x 181.5cm highQty: 1In generally good condition. With minor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use. A slight mark to the cornice to the front top.
Lot 1083
With a single-panelled door enclosing shelves within.88cm wide x 40cm deep x 170cm highQty: 1Minor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use. Possibly originally painted and now stripped. The top panel possibly a later replacement. Perhaps originally glazed. Some losses to the moulding at the back on the right hand side.
Lot 321
With a crossbanded border to the top, seven drawers around a central knee hole with a cupboard door, and standing on bracket feet.100cm wide x 51.5cm deep x 72cm highQty: 1Minor marks, dents and scratches overall due to age and use. The handles replaced. The locks replaced. Some damages, particularly to the right hand front edge. A hole to the right hand side. A hairline split up through the right hand side.
Lot 261
Rare Chad Valley Clockwork Tinplate Dennis Games Delivery Van CV 10032 in green "BY APPOINTMENT TOY MAKERS TO H.M. THE QUEEN THE CHAD VALLEY CO., LTD., HARBORNE, ENGLAND", black hubs, opening rear door and sliding roof (25.5cm long) - lovely bright example, generally excellent+, very minor wear (working)
Lot 260
Rare Chad Valley Clockwork Tinplate Royal Mail Van CV 1032 in red "ROYAL MAIL" and "GR VI" crest to sides, "POST OFFICE 7624 HARBORNE" to one door an "POST EARLY IN THE DAY" and "Say it with a GREETINGS TELEGRAM", rear opening door and sliding roof, (25.5cm) - lovely bright example, generally excellent with some minor wear (working) please note there are couple touch-ups (see last two photos)
Lot 543
A .58 PERCUSSION 'MODEL 1855' SINGLE-SHOT RIFLED-MUSKET SIGNED SPRINGFIELD, no visible serial number, dated for 1858, with 40in. rifled barrel dated at the breech, block and blade fore-sight, elevating ladder rear-sight, moulded nipple bolster with clean-out plug at breech, the lock fitted for Maynard's tape prime, a US Eagle stamped to the primer door, flat lockplate marked 'U.S. SPRINGFIELD' on the bar and the date on the tail, walnut full-stock, iron furniture including three barrel-bands with retaining springs, brass nose-cap and iron cup-ended ramrod, iron surfaces clean and in good condition and together with a period wood barrel tompion.
Lot 1127
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. A .44-40 MODEL 1873 SPECIAL-ORDER SPORTING RIFLE, serial no. 166416A, for 1884, with 24 1/4in. octagonal to round barrel nitro reproved (in 2000), dove-tailed brass-blade fore-sight, buckhorn rear sight, the top flat engraved 'WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, NEW HAVEN, CT KINGS IMPROVEMENT PATENTED MARCH 29 1866, OCTOBER 16 1860', plain receiver with sliding dust-cover operating on an external rail, top tang fitted with a period style but later peep-sight, straight-hand walnut butt-stock, iron crescent buttplate with central trap-door, plain walnut fore-end, iron nose-cap, full-length tubular magazine, mostly cleaned of finish with some staining. S1 - Sold as a Section 1 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act
Lot 688
A GOOD AND EXTREMELY RARE CASED 80-BORE PERCUSSION PRESENTATION NEEDHAM'S PATENT REVOLVER, no visible serial number, circa 1854 and conforming to Henry Needhams Patent 2184 of 20th September 1853, with blued octagonal 4 1/4in. barrel, each flat borderline engraved and with further engraved band at muzzle, the top-strap signed 'H. NEEDHAM, LONDON', dove-tailed blade and bead fore-sight, notch rear-sight to the back of the solid top-strap, colour hardened cylinder with engraved bands front and rear and a central broad band of scroll engraving, angled nipples, radiused border and scroll engraved colour-hardened slab-sided receiver with external hammer, gravity operated safety and quick-release mechanism for the barrel and cylinder, border engraved back-strap marked 'S. BIRDSEYE' in gothic lettering, almost certainly the original owner's name, semi saw-handled finely chequered walnut grip, engraved iron grip-cap with central trap-door for caps and no provision for rammer, much original colour and finish remaining throughout and together with its oak storage case lined and compartmented in green baize and complete with a flask, scissors mould, nipple-key, loading rod and cap-tin, lock escutcheon absent, the lid escutcheon initialled 'S.B.'. The revolver comes with a facsimile copy of the 1853 Needham patent No. 2184.
Lot 276
° ° Barker, Pat - The Regeneration Trilogy, all 1st editions, all signed on titles, all with publisher’s d/j’s - Regeneration, 1991; The Eye in the Door, 1993 and The Ghost Road, [winner of the Booker Prize] 1995. A fine set.As described, signature only, no inscription, all with pencilled (?) stock number on title, price, and "All Signed". D/ws. all with unclipped prices
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