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Lot 335
An Edwardian mahogany strung and crossbanded vitrine, glazed to all sides, with a frieze drawer over a single door enclosing three display shelves, standing on square tapering legs with spade feet, together with a mahogany saddle stool, with turned legs united by a stretcher and terminating in pad feet, a child’s chair and an apprentice piece miniature chest of drawers (4)Vitrine – 40cm wide x 40cm deep x 107cm high
Lot 300
A George III ebonised and brass mounted table clock by John Holmes, London, late 18th century, the arched top with a heavy brass carry handle, over a moulded edge and a glazed door enclosing a brass dial with Roman numerals to the inner chapter ring and Arabic five minute intervals to the outer, date aperture and subsidiary strike/silent dial above, marked “Holmes London” to the centre, standing on brass ogee bracket feet, with a twin fusee movement striking on a bell, lenticular T-bar pendulum and signed to the backplate43cm high to top of handle
Lot 40
A Leica M3 'First Batch' Black Paint Rangefinder Body, 1959, black paint, serial no. 959447, body, F, shutter working1959, black paint, serial no. 959447, body, F, shutter workingNotes:The camera was discovered in a private collection dismantled into parts, all contained in a single plastic bag. The camera was then handed over to specialist Leica repairers in poor condition.The camera was initially assembled with parts supplied and a number of faults were discovered. Any parts fitted were salvaged/repaired parts from cameras of the same age/model. The camera is single stroke and shutter speeds are later type. The rangefinder is in good order. There are a few internal marks on some of the coatings that look like fingerprints. These are marks etched into the coatings. The optics have all been cleaned and the rangefinder is very good and has been calibrated.With a complete deep clean of all mechanical parts, we managed to restore the camera to good working condition. Shutter speeds are good. We had to supply a few minor parts that were of the correct age but chrome. These were stripped and painted/treated/aged to blend in with the camera. These were the two black flash port bezels and the screw that holds the preview lever to the camera. There is a little vulcanite loss. We have not touched these up. Other than general cleaning, the paintwork retains the original patina.We didn’t record every single part but any springs, levers, screws etc would have been contemporary with the camera. Black or chrome, the same internal parts were used. The only parts fitted that were not contemporary were two light seals that form part of the rangefinder. One looks like a black plastic washer and another - a black card teardrop-shaped seal for the frame line selector.As previously mentioned, flashport parts were supplied and fitted. I believe that the original black paint M3 cameras had chrome flash port bezel rings. We found a couple of rings that we painted/fitted. In any event, many original black cameras do seem to have black rings. Normally, the release catch on the bottom plate would be chrome.There is a tiny ring that sits under the preview lever. It can hardly be seen. It screws against the shell of the camera. That part was missing so we replaced it with a part that was painted by ourselves.So, non-original black parts fitted: flash port beauty rings, preview lever bezel. The light seals for the RF are no longer available and are made the agent. Service Log:Baffle removed. Baffle cleaned. Baffle (plush) strips re-glued.Cleaned shutter area. The main drum, spring take-up rollers and guides cleaned and lubricated. Slow-speed escapement ultrasonically cleaned and bearings lubricated.Cams and blind release catches, cleaned and lubricated. Shutter curtains checked for light leaks/curling. Slit width and tensions reset. Transport mechanism cleaned and lube. Advance block clean and lube, forward clutch checked. Advance lever damped to prevent crashing into speed dial. Frame counter checked. Speed dial operation checked. Detent mech lubricated.Advance clutch tension adjusted. Rewind mechanism lubricated and checked. Sprocket timing checked to ensure neg frames fall between sprocket holes. Timing stopping lever and spring replaced. Gear timing checked. Reverse function checked. Brake cleaned and new friction disc fitted (new old stock). Flash sync contacts cleaned and reset. ST mechanism clean and lube. Shutter release travel adjusted and checked. Frame counter-adjusted and checked.Rangefinder optics cleaned including brightline mask. Rangefinder calibrated. Parallax checked and correct frameline operation checked (50, 90, 135). Preview adjusted and tested. Seal affixed. Vulcanite checked and minor faults fixed. Film door checked, bottom plate catch lubricated and adjusted. 'W' seal applied after final RF calibration. Camera reassembled, cleaned and tested.
Lot 12
A small Chinese hongmu carved cabinet, 19th or early 20th century, ornately carved, with the two front door panels each pierced with phoenix flying amidst clouds and entwined chilong dragons, 70cm x 37cm x 48cm晚清/民國 雕龍鳳紋紅木小柜 Condition Report: one panel missing the peg and slightly dislocatedCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 216
Swedish birch longcase clock, the circular hood with carved lunette pediment, trunk with long door, plinth base, stringing throughout, 31cm circular painted dial signed A Andersen, eight day movement striking on a bell, height 222cm, with pendulum and weights.Condition report:The condition is generally good, case is an even colour, some small splits and patina, minor scuffs around the plinth and one one side corner of veneer loss, left back corner has veneer split and lifting but is there. dial is slightly discoloured around the edge, a couple of minor scratches but clear, the movement is complete, has had new cord for the weights, comes with two weights and a pendulum, movement does strike the correct time but does not run for very long, probably due to temporary setup here in the saleroom.
Lot 217
Edwardian mahogany marquetry longcase clock, brass finial, swan neck pediment, corinthian columns, glazed door, bracket feet, 30cm arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds, chime/silent and Whittington/Westminster selectors, eight day movement striking on nine tubular bells, triple weights, engraved presentation plaque, height 251cm.Condition report:This has nine musical bells but is lacking the tenth hour bell which should be hung to the left side of the movement. There is a mounting point and hammer but the tube isn't present. Additional images have been uploadeed to the lot page on our website for you to view.
Lot 213
Burr walnut mantel clock, the case with gilt metal mounts, 14cm arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and cast spandrels, Lenzkirch movement striking on two gongs, 40cm. Condition report:The clock is in good condition, has a pendulum, winding and door key, movement winds and ticks, strikes correctly and seems to keep time.Additional images will be uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.
Lot 375
Britains - no. 2102 'Austin Champ' & no. 1512 'Army Ambulance'. Condition of 2102 generally appears Good Plus overall (small paint chips), contained in a Fair box (heavy wear and one end missing). Condition of 1512 generally appears Fair overall (heavy wear, especially to wheels, missing passenger door and both rear doors) but includes driver, patient & stretcher, contained in a Fair set box (missing one side of lid and some water damage to label and box). Not checked for completeness. See photo.
Lot 1012
19th century oak and mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan-neck pediment centred by brass urn finial, the painted broken arch dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar arch, inscribed 'Jas Chapman, Lincoln', the trunk with broken arch and cross banded door with whelk shell inlay, 219cm high x 48cm
Lot 465
Michael John Hill (20th century) Oil on canvas mounted on board Winter landscape, signed lower left, 19cm x 14cm , together with Ernest Philpot (20th century, Australian) oil on board, "Red Door", signed and dated lower right '46, 33cm x 28.5cm (2) Condition Report Additional photos uploaded.
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