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Lot 669
19th century mahogany inlaid longcase clock, John Warry, Bristol, the signed 13-inch break-arched Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar crescent, within spandrels painted as flowers, the arch painted with interior scene with rocking crib (a/f), 218cm high, with door key, two weights and pendulum
Lot 345
Ellicott & Company, Royal Exchange, London, a Regency mahogany bracket clock, arched case with brass swing handle, 20cm convex white enamel dial with Roman numerals, concealed brass seconds dial and strike/silent lever, the front door and sides with brass fretwork sound grilles, double fusee movement striking on a bell, the backplate signed 'Ellicott & Co, London', raised on brass bracket feet, 48cm high, 32cm wide, 21cm deep, (pendulum and rear door key)
Lot 343
Cliff of Hull, a George III flame mahogany and inlaid longcase clock, arched caddy top with brass urn finials, brass dial with name in the arch, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary date and seconds dials, scroll spandrels, serpentine strung trunk door, bracket feet, 227cm high, (two weights, winding key, door key and pendulum). Note: Ivory Exemption Certificate No.T38CJ6TY.
Lot 704
A fine quality French walnut and marquetry inlaid vitrine cabinet, circa 1900, the marble top having a pierced brass gallery, central frieze drawer with inlaid floral marquetry frieze, central glazed panelled door flanked by bow-glass end panels, allover ormolu mouldings and mounts, width 96cm, depth 36cm, height 99cmGood original condition with very minor age-related flaws and blemishes, all ormolu mounts present and in good condition
Lot 733
A fine quality William and Mary 8-day longcase clock by Christopher Gould, circa 1690, the elaborate case of ebonised pearwood inlaid with coloured marquetry and green stained ivory decoration, the marquetry inlaid hood surmounted by brass ball finials, bull's eye green glass lenticle panel to the case door, the 11" square brass dial having a silvered chapter ring with silvered secondary dial, calendar aperture and ringed winding holes with cast cherub spandrels, signed C H R Gould Londoni Fecit, brass 5-pillar movement, together with key pendulum and weights. Sheet attached inside the case door states the history of this clock, including that this clock is described in Alan Lloyd's Chats On Old Clocks 1917, and subsequently exhibited in an exhibition of English clocks at Temple Newton House Leeds 1949, provenance: from a local deceased estate. Ivory Submission Reference: P1148S47
Lot 364
* Mosquito. Propeller tip attributed to Mosquito XVI NS795, the aircraft piloted by Flying Officer Raymond Morris Hays DFC and his Navigator Flight Sergeant Morgan Phillips, 544 Squadron were on a photo-reconnaissance sortie on the 16 March 1945 when their aircraft was attacked by enemy aircraft resulting in severe cannon and flak damage, Hays being awarded an immediate DFC, the propeller with yellow tip and severe damage, 77 cm longQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: The propeller tip was purchased from an online auction. According to correspondence provided by the vendor the seller explains that she lived next door to Morgan Phillips as a child and he was a family friend. The seller then bought Phillips's house after he passed away and his "war items" were left in the house. The seller also provided a black and white photograph of Phillips in civilian clothes and also remembers a Phillips and "German pilot Rolf" meeting up after the war. It seems likely that this propeller tip was a war souvenir given to Phillips and once hung on his wall.An extract supplied by the vendor is included. 'A photo-reconnaissance sortie was made on 16 March by a Mosquito from No 544 Sqn RAF. The Mosquito XVI NS795, was flown by Flg Off R M Hays and Flt Sgt M Phillips based at RAF Benson. The squadron's operations log book recorded; Gotha and Lutzendorf targets photographed then attacked by three Me 163s. Aircraft shot up and landed Lille.' This brief entry was also in more detail; 'Flg Off R M Hays DFC and Flt Sgt M Phillips had targets at Gotha, Chemitiz and Lutzendorf. Subsequently, Lutzendorf and Gotha were claimed. At 1145 hrs, flying 30,000 feet making a photographic run (with the navigator in the nose of the aircraft) on course 090 degrees over Leipzig, the pilot saw two Me 163s practically at ground level and climbing rapidly. The pilot altered course 90 degrees and opened up fully. 'Within three to five minutes both enemy aircraft were at Mosquito height (30,000 feet) and split up, one to starboard and one to port and slightly above, from which positions they attacked the Mosquito simultaneously on either beam. The pilot did a half-roll and dived vertically, attaining an IAS of 480mph pulling out at 12,000 feet. The pilot then saw that three Me 163s were attacking, one either beam approximately 500 yards from the Mosquito and the third the same distance astern, and all enemy aircraft slightly above. The pilot did not see the enemy aircraft fire but the navigator did... as the Mosquito levelled off at deck level the pilot saw his starboard engines smoking and without power - presumably as a result of a hit by cannon shells from the Me 163s. This engine was then feathered and the pilot climbed to 2000 feet ... after approximately 30 to 40 minutes flying the navigator saw a single Me 109 approaching from 1000 yards astern ... The Mosquito then dived to deck level again and then flew up and down valleys ... during this evasive action the Me 109 lost sight and made no further contact. Approximately 45 minutes later the Mosquito crossed a small unidentified town and experienced intense flak - the Mosquito sustained hits and the navigator was injured in the foot. Shortly afterwards the pilot again climbed to 2000 feet to clear high ground and to take advantage of three-tenths/five-tenths prefrontal cloud (Cu). After flying for 30 minutes American C-47s and gliders were seen on the ground ... and the pilot decided to carry on... Mayday calls were made on all channels without result... the pilot was unaware that the starboard tyre was punctured by cannon shells and as soon as he touched down the aircraft swung violently to starboard, both port and starboard undercarriage legs collapsed, and the Mosquito was severely damaged. Inspection of the aircraft revealed damage by cannon shells - presumably from Me 163s . One shell passed through the starboard engine nacelle, another through the starboard engine near the boss ...A flak shell also hit the blade of the starboard propeller, spraying the fuselage and starboard engine with fragments.Flying Officer R M Hays was awarded an immediate DFC for this actionDFC London Gazette 24 April 1945 "This officer was the pilot of an aircraft detailed for a reconnaissance covering the Leipzig area in March 1945. Whilst over the target, two enemy fighters attempted to close in. Pilot Officer Hays took violent evading action. Much height was lost. At this stage another enemy aircraft joined the fight. Pilot Officer Hays manoeuvred with great skill and although his aircraft was hit he succeeded in evading the attackers. The starboard engine had been badly damaged but course was set for home. Later on the return flight the aircraft was attacked by another fighter. Pilot Officer Hays manoeuvred with superb skill. Although the aircraft sustained further damage and the navigator was wounded, this pilot succeeded in evading the fighter. He afterwards flew to a landing ground in Allied territory. This officer, who has completed many sorties, has consistently shown courage and resolution."
Lot 520
ARTS & CRAFTS MAHOGANY WARDROBE AND DRESSING CHEST, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY the dressing table with oblong mirror on upright cheval supports inlaid with palmette motif, the base fitted with two long drawers, on upright supports to block feet, the wardrobe with mirror door flanked by single cupboard door, this inlaid four palmette motifs, over five short drawers
Lot 467
SHAPLAND & PETTER, HANDSOME ART NOUVEAU MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY BEDROOM SUITE, CIRCA 1900 comprising a breakfront wardrobe, dressing table, bedside cabinet and bed, each inlaid with stylised foliage, stamped S&P mark to locks wardrobe 215cm high, 206cm wide Overall condition generally good. Each piece is subject to typical age and use related wear. This includes a split to top left cornice of bed. The door of the bedside cabinet doesn't function - will require attention. Key present, locks on wardrobe stiff and don't function properly. Work fine on dressing table. Pin missing from right sconce bracket on dressing table. Additional images draw attention to condition. Bed, back 187cm high, 174cm wide. 206cm deep overall. Interior, approx. 193x153cm.Wardobe 206cm wide, 67cm deep.Dressing table 156cm high, 122cm wide, 53cm deep.Bedside chest, 87cm high, 43cm wide, 38cm deep.
Lot 16
A rare 15th century pierced oak mural canopy the rectangular top with a moulded edge surmounted by carved gothic corner finials above an open backed compartment with a fretted twin panel front and single panel sides. The open back retaining iron tenon wall fittings along with several pairs of later door hinges. The curved canopy below centred by a pierced roundel carved with wrythen quatrefoil and flanked by foliate carved pendant finials, 52 cms wide, 23 cms deep. 81 cms high.
Lot 243
A mid 19th century rosewood campaign travelling timepiece with a visible escapement and a fusee movement 14cm wide 10cm deep 19cm highNo winding key or key for back door.Untested and not ticking in our Saleroom.Surface scratches and nicks to the wood. Veneer cracks.Has a small wobble on four feet.Condition report photos added.
Lot 185
A late 19th century lacquered bamboo cabinet with a single door opening to reveal six drawers 47cm wide 30cm deep 100cm high. Top drawer - handle missing. Drawers - internal blue paper lining stained. Scratches, surface marks, scuffs, dents, paint losses and general wear. Internal cupboard door dented by drawer handles. Wood chips/losses/scrapes to edges. Key not present. Front - chips, scratches, light crack to veneer top right. Lower section more veneer areas of loss. Top surface - veneer crack from left to right, horizontal. And one above approx. three quarters across. Two circular splotches and overall surface wear. Sides - a few little dents and scratches, left side has two or three larger dents. Back - vertical split to wood top to bottom. Gap to right, nail fixings detached. New condition report pics uploaded.
Lot 134
A 9ct gold coin mount in the form of a brooch together with a 9ct gold elephant charm, 9ct gold charms containing 10 shilling notes, a 9ct gold amethyst set pendant, 9ct gold lockets, overall approximately 36.5 grams a large irregular pearl in a turquoise set yellow metal cage pendant, a yellow metal locket in the form of a door and two other pendants
Lot 452
A Chinese red silk door pelmet, Qing dynasty, circa 1880, embroidered with an abundance of butterflies, gourds, flowers, large peonies issuing from central rock, with a bat to either side, patterned brocade border, lined with cotton backing and border, 190cm long x 57cm deepProvenance: By Family descentMme Marie Violet who was a private collector circa 1890-1915清 紅色緞繡"蝶戀花"門簾拍品來源：瑪麗·維奧萊特 (Marie Violet) 女士家族傳承，入藏於1890年至1915年期間 Condition Report: overall in presentable condition but with some minor stainingCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 666
A Japanese Lacquer Kodansu of typically rectilinear form, with hinged door to one end bearing a lock and opening to reveal two deep and one shallow drawer, the whole lacquered in roiro with butterflies amid chrysanthemum, omodaka and other plants within fenced gardens, all in tones of gold hiramakie, togidashi and nashiji, the whole mounted with copper hinges, corner mounts, kiku-form handles and lockplates, some bearing traces of gilding others later gold lacquer karakusa, dimensions 41.4cms by 20cms by 18cms, 18th Century and later Condition Report: we have looked under UV light and there appears to be no major repairs other than perhaps re touching to a few small areas and possibly some repainting to gilt scrolls on metal hinges (?)minor losses throughout and small scratches throughout commensurate with age and use typical scratches to underside of drawers and base commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 150
An Edwardian three-piece mahogany bedroom suite - single wardrobe with glazed door to centre, large drawer to base, 199cm high x 111.5cm wide x 43cm deep; dressing chest, 149cm high x 107cm wide x 45.5cm deep; washstand, rouge marble, quarter galleried top, above a pair of cupboard doors, tapered square legs, 99cm high x 81.5cm wide x 45.5cm deep, (3).
Lot 22
Elgin of Enfield and Pit.A.Pat Dolls House furniture, 1930s, Elgin Jacobean style dresser with swing mirror, side board and four chairs, Queen Anne style wardrobe (one door loose) and dining room table, four Jacobean style chairs marked Foreign, mantel clock, bed and chair, Pit.A.Pat settee’s and chairs, two drinks trolleys, fire screen and Hunting scene picture, (condition: generally good), (24 items).
Lot 6
A large Silber & Fleming painted wooden dolls house on three levels, German 1890s, on a painted green base and with steps to panelled front door with moulded portico and metal knocker, cream and brick façade with twelve glazed windows, all with moulded ledges, front opens in one wing to six rooms on three levels, kitchen with nice original blue paint to walls and tiled floor, built in wooden stove, brick oven and dresser, all other rooms with built in fireplaces and surrounds, and later wall papers, 36” (91cm) tall, 28 ¾” (73cm) wide, 16” (41cm) deep, (condition: all cream paint is not original). Please note: For viewing, shipping and collection of this lot please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T Auctioneers direct.
Lot 10
A D.H Wagner & Son painted wooden dolls house with contents, German 1920s-30s, the painted cream façade with painted shrubbery and beams, steps to brown stencilled front door with portico and two painted windows to ground floor and two glazed above, red pitch roof with two chimneys, front opening in one wing to two rooms on two levels, with nice original papers, furniture includes two lithographed settees, chair and wooden table, bed, clock, loo, ceramic bath, animal rug, telephone and four miniature bisque figurines, house 16” (41cm) tall, 12” (31cm) wide, 7” (18cm) deep, (condition: good).
Lot 71
A painted wooden Erzgebirge Noah’s Ark and animals, German 1880s, the bow bottom ark with pitched roof and dove holding olive branch, the finely painted cream and orange ark with arched windows, decorative patterns and sliding door, 21” (54cm) long, 13” (33cm) high, (condition: general wear, some loss of paint, slight split to one side), together with 56 pairs of finely carved and painted wooden animals, 18 singles and a selection of birds, including giraffes, elephants, tigers, camels, sheep, monkeys, dogs, deer, horses and more, (condition: paint loss/lifting to animals, play-worn).
Lot 1
A large and impressive early English Georgian dolls house, 1803, with stained wood and painted red brick façade, hinged and panelled front door with metal knocker, handle and glazed hall window above, having four large double windows with moulded window bars and surrounds, painted green tiled pitch roof with pediment, and two chimneys, the front opens in two large wings and smaller central wing with key lock, and back also opens in two wings, with moulded painted green drain pipe to right side, interior with four large rooms, hallway and landing with replaced Georgian style staircase, five painted green internal panelled doors and each room with moulded skirting and cornice, built in fireplace and surround, kitchen with built in range and shelves, painted walls, 44” (112cm) tall, 49” (125cm) wide, 25 ½” (65cm) deep, (condition: generally good for age, nice original paint to exterior, lacks lower section of drain pipe, staircase balustrade not original, some rooms possibly painted later), each room measures 15 ½” (39.5cm) high, 16 ½” (42cm) wide, together with a selection of vintage and modern dolls house furniture including wooden half tester bed, large dresser, various chairs, table wardrobes, brass fireplace fenders, tables and brass and copper furniture, selection of pictures and floor coverings. Please note: For viewing, shipping and collection of this lot please contact Leigh Gotch at C&T Auctioneers direct.
Lot 27
Collection of wooden Dolls House furniture, German 19th century, including Cherrywood wardrobe, 6 ¼” (16cm) high, bureau, marble top table and side cupboard, larger Art Nouveau style wardrobe, tinplate corner stove, oak style dressing table, writing desk with drawers and pigeon holes, sideboard, tinplate Rock and Graner side table (lacks door) and more, (condition: generally good), (lot).
Lot 68
Extremely fine early painted wooden Erzgebirge Noah’s Ark with animals and family, German mid 19th century, the bow bottom ark with pitched roof and dove holding olive branch, the finely painted ark with decorative flower border, painted windows, door and sliding panel, 20” (51cm) long, 11 ¼” (29cm) high, together with 91 pairs of finely carved and painted animals, birds and insects, including rhinos, zebra, boar, elephants, camels, horses, dogs, cats, pigs, deer, lions, bears, and many more, birds include swans, peacocks, hens, storks, and insects including spiders, crickets and butterflies with paper wings, 8 carved and painted family members and 18 single animals, (condition: excellent, no visible loss).
Lot 39
Collection of German wooden Dolls House Furniture, 19th early 20th century, including double wardrobe with mirrored doors, 7” (18cm) tall, single bed, marble top wash stand (one door loose), together with ornate cabinet, with mirror top and shelves, hall stand with mirror and two marble topped cupboards (lacks two handles), and other similar pieces with some damage/loss, (12 items).
Lot 11
A painted wooden Dolls House in the Hobby Craft style, early 20th century, the painted black and white exterior with decorative balcony to first floor, two steps leading to hinged front door, two glazed bay windows to ground floor and further two above, ornate decoration to gables, mock side door and two chimney, front opens in four sections to each of the four rooms, stairway and landing, all rooms with painted wooden fireplaces, later papered walls and carpets, 29” (74cm) tall, 24” (61cm) wide, 14” (36cm) deep, this dolls house belonged to the well-known doll collector Elsie Potter and comes with two photographs.
Lot 9
A D.H Wagner & Son painted wooden dolls house with contents, German 1920s-30s, the painted cream façade with veranda, painted shrubbery, green stencilled front door and three windows, first floor windows open, red pitch roof with chimney and front opening in one wing to two rooms on two levels, with nice original papers, furniture includes a wooden settee and three chairs with blue and white pattern, bed, tables, wardrobe, wishing well and three all bisque dolls, house 18” (46cm) tall, 11” (28cm) wide, 8” (20cm) deep, (condition: generally good, a few scratches to paint).
Lot 41
Wooden Art Nouveau style Bedroom suite, German 1890s, the red stained furniture all with gilt metal applied decoration and including double bed, 9 ½” (24cm) long, wardrobe with mirrored door and drawer below, side cupboard, wall mirror together with a brass hanging five branch chandelier, (5 items).
Lot 70
A good early large painted wooden Erzgebirge Noah’s Ark and over two hundred animals, German 1860s/70s, the painted bow bottom ark with pitched hinged roof with metal hinges with dove holding olive branch, the finely hand painted ark with decorative border, green door and arched windows, ark 25 ½” (65cm) long, 13 ½” (34cm) high, (condition: good original paint, no restoration, some expected wear and slight loss, small piece to roof re-glued, split to one side panel), over 200 carved and painted animals include 45 pairs of animals, 18 pairs of birds, 46 single animals, 33 single birds and two people including camels, tigers, cats, ant eaters, dogs, guinea pigs and many more, (condition: generally good original condition, some minor repairs/loss mainly to birds legs).
Lot 393
A Victorian oak hall side cabinet with pink variegated marble top flanked by brass sectioned stick stands with inset tiles, and painted metal drip trays, single drawer above a cupboard door with internal shelf on plinth base 91cm x 141cm x 40.5cm Location: GIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 562
A circa 1900 Continental giltwood vitrine, the domed top with reeded and ribbon tied banded decoration over a single door and curved side panels enclosing two shelves to the velvet-lined interior, 64.5 cm wide x 30 cm deep x 114 cm high, together with an associated giltwood and gesso stand in the Louis XVI taste, 57.5 cm wide x 27 cm deep x 74 cm high
Lot 653
A Victorian bamboo framed side cabinet in the Aesthetic taste with black lacquered and Japanned domed back panel over two mirrored doors enclosing shelves, the base with black lacquered back panel and top over a single drawer and two glazed cupboard doors on splayed feet 61 cm wide x 39 cm deep x 197.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Whilst basically sound, the piece has many areas of damage, cracking and loss throughout, particularly to the lacquer areas. The right hand mirrored door to the top is loose as the pins are no longer extant. The piece appears to have been barn or warehouse stored as is very dusty and in need of a good clean. See images for further detail.
Lot 537
A Victorian mahogany kneeler stool with drop-in upholstered seat within a scrolling foliate decorated frieze on cabriole legs to scroll feet, 130 cm wide x 25 cm deep x approx 17 cm high, together with a 19th Century mahogany tea table, the circular top on a turned pedestal to tripod base, 78.5 cm diameter x 73 cm high and a circa 1900 tile back marble top washstand of two drawers and cupboard door on turned legs to castors, 91.5 cm wide x 50.5 cm deep x 111 cm high
Lot 740
A 19th Century pine slim side table on turned legs united by stretchers, 97 cm wide x 36 cm deep x 75.5 cm high, a needlework upholstered dressing stool, two pine shelf units, a modern pine kitchen table, a caned and painted nursing chair, a small pine single door cupboard and a small pine door
Lot 561
An 18th Century Italian chestnut dresser, the three tier plate rack with fretwork carved decoration over a single drawer and two fielded panelled cupboard doors on bracket feet, 107 cm wide x 51 cm deep x 209 cm high CONDITION REPORTS It is all one piece. The quality of the wood to the back is quite poor with insect/damage/bark showing. The top of the dresser base has a large split running through approximately two thirds from the back as well as various other smaller splits etc. Water damage from pots and glasses etc throughout. The top left hand corner of the base has also got a chunk missing to the shaped edge and has been repaired to the opposite side. There are some losses to the curved finial on the left hand side of the base top. The handles have been replaced. The drawer goes in at angle rather than sitting flat although the runners are shaped so assume this is purposeful. There is evidence of mould to the interior as well as more insect damage although this was possibly to the original timbers as well as the piece itself. Appears that this has previously been painted, there are small areas of green paint throughout. There is a significant split to the timber on the right hand upper corner of the base section. There has been a replacement hinge on the right hand door lower. Various bits of infilling throughout.Sturdy. General wear and tear conducive with age, construction type etc - see images for more details
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