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Click here to subscribeThomas Higherns longcase clock Thomas Higherns, Southam, longcase clock with early 30-hour movement, 10" brass square dial, single finger, silver chapter ring, contained in oak case, trunk with long arched door, box base.height 196cm (77")Movement with steel frame allowing wall suspension suggesting that the case is of a later date, oak case with good patination.
Thomas Pinfold, Banbury longcase clock Thomas Pinfold, Banbury, single finger 30hr longcase clock, square brass 10" dial, applied with chapter ring and cast spandrels, oak case with ogee canopy, full-length door to trunk, box base.height 203cm (80")Replacement seatboard, pendulum stem replaced with modern rod, replacement hinges to doors, rebuilt box base.
John Ratcliffe, Chester longcase clock John Ratcliffe, Chester longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on single bell, 13" square brass dial, applied with chapter ring and spandrels, secondary minute dial and date aperture, yew wood case, canopy with tapered columns, trunk with long door, brass hinges, box base with single panel, weights, pendulum and key.height 208cm (72")Movement to unrestored condition, yew wood case generally in good order and alter box base with crack (see photographs).
J.B. Walker, Govan & Glasgow, longcase clock J.B. Walker, Govan & Glasgow, longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on single bell, arched brass dial, makers name applied to arch along with spandrels, plain country made oak case, single door to trunk, box base.width 48cm (19"), depth 28cm (11"), height 227cm (89")Movement and dial refurbished, case would benefit from polishing to bring out the colouring of the wood. Weights missing.
Richard Wood Junior, Salop, longcase clock Richard Wood Junior, Salop, longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on single bell, brass two-piece arched dial applied with makers name and spandrels, chapter ring surrounding secondary minute and date aperture, engraved with Shropshire Star, case with canopy decorated with blind fretwork, trunk with full-length door, box base, bracket feet.width 43cm (17"), depth 25cm (10"), height 218cm (86")Clock movement would benefit from restoration, highly polished dial. Incorrect pendulum, one weight missing.
Daniel De Saint Leu, London, 1753-1797 longcase clock Daniel De Saint Leu, London, 1753-1797 longcase clock, 8-day movement, striking on single hemispherical bell, brass arched dial with strike silent, ormolu spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals for hours and minute, minute secondary dial applied with makers plaque Daniel De Saint Leu watchmaker to Her Majesty London, all contained in figured mahogany case, canopy with brass finials, glazed door and side panels, tapering columns with brass capitals, trunk with arched door, box base, single panel all standing on original bracket feet.width 54cm (21"), depth 25cm (10"), height 250cm (98") excluding finialMovement re-furbished, weights with brass casing, case of good colour. Crack to the right side of the hood where the wooden frame connects to the glass pane. Please see all photographs.
Edwardian mahogany ladies writing desk Edwardian mahogany ladies writing desk, upper section with shaped backboard, open bookshelf, two cupboard doors with oval inlays, writing flap hinged and covered with tooled leather lining, two frieze drawers with fiddled mahogany veneers, crossbanded in satinwood, all standing on four square section tapering legs with spade terminals inlaid with white wood string.width 71cm (28"), depth 40cm (16"), height 117cm (46")Right hand door locked no key, good colour, no signs of damage or repair.
A good 18th century George III period tray top mahogany commode: three-quarter gallery above a full-width single highly figured cupboard door (as two) and a pull-out commode section below with large brass swan neck handle, the top section with canted corners, bottom section with square moulded legs (54.5cm wide x 48cm deep x 80cm high)
A mid 20th century Gordon Russell (plaque to back of plinth base) walnut dressing table of style and quality: the central vertical rectangular mirror flanked left by a single door enclosing shelves and right by three drawers, the top drawer with fitted sliding compartment, the turned handles modelled in low relief as concentric circles (143cm wide x 45.5cm deep x 145cm tallest to top of mirror)
An early 20th century lacquered writing bureau: the sides and front japanned and the fall decorated with a lone rider before hills and a bamboo tree, the interior with central cupboard door, six pigeonholes and two further drawers, raised on Chinese-style base (79cm wide x 44cm deep x 97.5cm high)
An early 20th century walnut and rosewood crossbanded writing bureau in 18th century style: the quarter veneered crossbanded fall opening to reveal fitted interior with central cupboard door, pigeonholes and two small drawers further over an arrangement of four full-width graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet (77cm wide x 47cm deep x 103cm high)
The matching two-door side cabinet: the galleried top decorated with a hunting scene, a mounted Oriental about to spear a running deer, with two half-width doors further japanned and decorated with a seated Oriental playing a lute and one further reading within countryside surroundings, square chamfered moulded legs with pierced ear pieces and the legs united by a cross framed stretcher (107cm wide x 53.5cm deep x 101.5cm high including galleried back)
An early 19th century mahogany linen press of large proportions: the flaring cornice above two finely figured panelled doors opening to reveal hanging space and further above two half-width and three full-width graduated drawers with gilt metal ring-pull handles, raised on squat bun feet (136cm wide x 64cm deepest x 218cm high)Condition Report: No major problems in generally v good overall condition - the back looks good (but can only viewed from the inside). The doors appear to be reasonably flat and they do close well, there are no slides inside. It is noted that there is very slight varnish drying/cracking to some of the flame mahogany veneers to the two doors. The mouldings around the doors - left-hand door has 3cm piece of moulding away, the right-hand door has the horizontal bar to the top is missing and also the right-hand piece going from the top to the rest of the moulding...the bottom moulding is missing. The cornice is noted to be of good quality - the left-hand return at the back there is a 10cm split, also there is moulding missing from the edge at the back on the top, on the right-hand return (5cm). The drawers are oak-lined and have mahogany veneers onto pine, the locks look original and are present as are the escutcheons and it is noted that the 2nd drawer from the bottom has a GR cypher with a crown above the lock. Minor pieces of beading away from edges of drawers, minor scuffs and scratches to drawers. Would benefit from a minimal professional restoration.
An early 19th century mahogany-cased eight day long-cased clock: the eleven and a half inch painted broken arch dial surmounted with three finials and the dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand under the 12 o'clock position and concave date aperture above the six o'clock position, signed 'Wm Pearse, Tavistock', the hand-decorated and painted spandrels as thatched country cottages and flanked by two turned columns, shaped trunk door flanked by canted corners with two further split columns, shaped apron and raised on bracket-style feet, with original weights and pendulum (222cm high to tip of finial x 50cm widest point at hood)
A George II period mid-18th century and feather-banded wall-hanging corner cupboard: the shaped cornice above an elaborate fielded panel door centred with boxwood and mahogany eight-point star within chevron banding, original escutcheon and the door opening to reveal shelves and a single central drawer below (82 cm high x 34 cm deep x 62 cm wide) Condition Report: It is noted that it is a good colour. The escutcheon appears original and the key also. Lock looks original but the screws may be been replaced at some point. No evidence of any hinge replacement. A few holes visible in the back when the cupboard is opened. Overall a good looking piece.
Robert Heal - Staples & Co Ltd - A teak Ladderax modular system on the louvre type teak ladder supports, incorporating various cabinets and shelves to include two 90cm wide fall-front writing cabinets, a 90cm wide sliding double door cabinet and twelve various shelves including a folio or reading shelf, S/D
Robert Heal - Staples & Co Ltd - A teak Ladderax modular system on white steel supports, to include various cabinets and shelves, including a four shelf corner bay section, a 90cm wide white laminate fall-front writing desk, a 90cm wide white laminate sliding double door cabinet, a 90cm wide chest of three drawers, a 90cm wide record cabinet (internal divisions missing), a 90cm wide fall-front writing desk, a 59cm wide chest of three drawers, two 59cm wide fall-front cabinets and four 59cm wide book shelves, S/D.
Chris Berry (1932-2014) - A mid 20th Century walnut cabinet, fitted with an arrangement of five drawers to the side of a tambour shutter door, height 90cm, width 88.5cm and depth 35cm, S/D. NB - Chris Berry qualified in Art and Design at Loughborough in 1952. This cabinet was designed and made by Chris as part of his assessment for his finals. It was then sent down to the Royal College of Art in London for further assessment. After National Service he went to work designing furniture. He won awards for some of his designs in the early 1960s from the Design Centre.
Chris Berry (1932–2014) - A mid 20th Century oak bedside cabinet, with exposed tenon joints and a fielded panel door, height 84.5cm, width 41cm and depth 31cm, S/D NB - Chris Berry qualified in Art and Design at Loughborough in 1952. This cabinet was designed and made by Chris as part of his assessment for his finals. It was then sent down to the Royal College of Art in London for further assessment. After National Service he went to work designing furniture. He won awards for some of his designs in the early 1960s from the Design Centre.
Tom Robertson - McIntosh of Kirkcaldy - A teak Dunvegan sideboard, fitted with a central double door cupboard flanked by a bank of three drawers to the one side and a drinks cabinet with pull-out serving slide to the other, all raised to tapered legs, bears label, height 76cm, width 201cm and depth 48cm.
Tom Robertson - McIntosh of Kirkcaldy - A teak Dunvegan sideboard, fitted with a central double door cupboard flanked by a drinks cabinet with pull-out serving slide to one side and a bank of three drawers to the other, raised to tapered legs, bears label, height 76cm, width 201cm and depth 48cm, S/D.
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