AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LINEN PRESSCIRCA 1840One top drawer stamped for JAMES WINTER AND SON 101 WARDOUR STREET, SOHO LONDON208cm high, 129cm wide, 57cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses,The handles appear to be original, they do unscrew, some have old splits and cracks through and probably have had some repairs. All locks appear to be original - there are no keys, the panel door hangs open at time of report and would benefit from locking to secure Overall solid and stableOne top drawer stamped for JAMES WINTER AND SON 101 WARDOUR STREET, SOHO LONDON - this has been added to the description, it is probably a retailer during the 19th century The cupboard doors enclose slides - see additional photographs on our website for reference, there is also a hanging rail fitted to the roof of the space Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
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A GEORGE IV FIGURED MAHOGANY WARDROBECIRCA 1825, IN THE MANNER GILLOWSThe panel doors enclosing a hanging rail and arrangement of hooks183cm high, 112cm wide, 52cm deepCondition Report: Saleroom notice for this lot:A MAHOGANY WARDROBE PROBABLY INCORPORATING GEORGE IV AND LATER ELEMENTSThere are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.There is some colour variation possibly in part due to sun fading.There are some losses and restorations: cracks including to the veneers and some losses including veneers to the feet and frame; the interior is dark stained with 20th century blocks; there is an applied mirror to the inside of the right door above two unexplained indentations; the backboards are split horizontally along the grain of the timber; the lock is later, there is no key and the lock is open.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND CROSSBANDED CLOTHES PRESSLATE 18TH CENTURYThe tulipwood banded panel doors enclosing five sliding trays206cm high, 140cm wide, 57cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, the panel door to the right is missing one piece of angle mouldingThe handles appear to be original, the locks to the drawers also, the lock to the cupboard doors is later replaced - there is a key that operates at time of report. The blocks to the interior of the bracket feet are certainly later, the brackets themselves may be later too - the colour does not match the rest of the pieceThe slides fitted might be original, there have been grooves cut to the sides to accommodate them, there are also other filled grooves from either previous placement or previous slidesPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A REGENCY MAHOGANY BOWFRONT CLOTHES PRESSCIRCA 1820127.5cm high, 125cm wide, 62cm deep Provenance:Property of The Hon. Catherine Mary Wass, OBE (1942-2021). Many of the items from her collection were inherited from her great uncle the 7th Viscount Gort in 1975 from Hamsterley Hall, Co. Durham Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, the top surface with numerous scratches, indentations, marks, some chips and losses to veneers Some lifting to veneers and inlays in places, one door with warping and crackingThe handles appear to be be original, there are some gouges and losses to the rears to some but overall no clear evidence of others having been fitted, the locks also appear original - there are no keys present, all elements are unlocked at time of report Overall solid and stableOne slide with damage at the dovetail join, this will need repair prior to use in a domestic setting and before it is used as storage as intendedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BEDSIDE CUPBOARDSCIRCA 1870Modelled opposing, each with a drawer above a cupboard door 73cm high, 41cm wide, 52.5cm deepProvenance: Lockerley Hall, HampshireCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, both with splits across the top toward the rearThe handles appear original, the handles to the doors turning to operate the catchCleaned and polished appearance overallPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
LACQUERED CABINET. A Japanese lacquered table cabinet, most handles cast as flies or fruit. H30.5xW24xD12.5cm. (Central door with key but lacks lock plate). Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
BURMESE HANDLE ETC. A Burmese cast bronze reclining figure door handle, a Tibetan sectional spice box, a Persian lamp holder etc. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
DOOR KNOCKER. A cast brass door knocker. Length 19cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
DOOR GLASS. A set of four blue star-cut glass panels. Each panel is 11 x 11cm.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
A carved hardwood display cabinet,19th century, Anglo-Chinese, with a pierced stepped pediment set with turned finials, above a central glazed door set between shelves, on a base of cupboard doors and further shelves, raised on claw feet, with all-over densely relief-carved foliage, fruit and blossoms,107cm wide58cm deep200cm highSurface wear, scratches and rubbing. Some breaks and losses to carved and moulded decoration. Lacking key. Knocks and wear to base. Joints solid.
A pair of green-painted shop vitrines, late 19th century, Continental, each faceted upper section with a moulded cornice above three glazed panels to include a central door, raised on a square cupboard base set with two mesh doors, 128cm wide55cm deep262cm high (2)Provenance: Paolo Moschino, London.measurements should read -128.5cm wide57cm deep265cm high
A French provincial oak side cabinet,19th century, having a short, moulded, frieze drawer over two arched panelled doors, within panelled sides over a shaped apron and scrolled front feet,122cm wide50cm deep92cm highProvenance: Mr & Mrs J Jowitt, Taillefer, Saint-Puy, France.Used.A later strip inset into the top.Evidence of a farmer escutcheon to one door.
A French walnut display cabinet,19th/20th century, the arched cornice over a conforming single glazed door, two drawers, carved decoration and scrolled feet,70cm wide30cm deep109cm highProvenance: Mr & Mrs J Jowitt, Taillefer, Saint-Puy, France.Centre of cornice with old repair.It has been wall-mounted.
A French walnut display cabinet,19th/20th century, the arched cornice over a conforming singled glazed door, a fabric-lined interior, a frieze drawer, carved decoration and scrolled feet,66cm wide31cm deep97cm highProvenance: Mr & Mrs J Jowitt, Taillefer, Saint-Puy, France.One iron drawer handle loose.Minor repairs and patches to door.It has been wall-mounted.
A walnut cabinet,19th century and later, Portuguese, the ripple moulded panelled doors enclosing nineteen short drawers, the sides fitted with steel carrying handles, on an oak base,94cm wide48cm deep92cm highProvenance: the Pleydell-Bouverie Family, thence by descent. The base and feet later. Splits to top. Knocks, marks, scratches and wear. Door bowed and doesn't shut properly. Old worm holes. Split to right-hand side. Split around handle on left hand side. Metalware bent and misshapen. Handles later. Moulding lost in places. Drawer fronts knocks, scratched and with chips, losses and restoration.
A George III mahogany eight-day repeating bracket clock, by Ellicott and Taylor, Royal Exchange, London, the 7¾in (19cm) enamel dial with Roman numerals and inscribed below a 'concealed' brass seconds dial and N-S lever, the twin fusee repeating movement striking the hours on a bell, the backplate engraved 'Ellicott & Taylor, London' within an engraved border, the case with an arched top, brass pierced fish scale panels, carrying handles and brass ball feet,31cm wide19cm deep45cm highEdward Ellicott was of the third generation of a distinguished line of London clockmakers. His grandfather, the eminent John Ellicott FRS (1706-1772), was succeeded by Edward Snr and Jnr. The partnership with John Taylor was formed in 1811. He was free of the Clockmakers' Company in 1795 and later Master. He died in 1835. Condition ReportIt appears the clock was restored in 2013, thus it seems in good order. The working order of the movement is not guaranteed. Complete with winding two door keys.
A month-going Lanterndluhr-type Vienna wall clock,the gilt metal dial with silvered chapter ring, within a mahogany and boxwood strung architectural case,35cm wide 16cm deep 145cm highwe believe the clock to be 19th century, the front face of the back plate is stamped A:SCH, the case has old splits and cracks to the veneer the bottom left-hand corner of case shows separation from the base (shown in photos) the movement seems to be complete although does not run as it should, various small knocks and chips to the case in places, door bowed, wear to string.
A carved oak hanging glass cupboard,17th century, the door with two rows of turned baluster spindles,81cm wide16cm deep82cm highAlternatively called mural livery or food cupboards.See Victor Chinnery, 'Oak Furniture, the British Tradition', ACC 1979, pp.337-339, for a discussion on these.Ends of uprights have small losses, a few ancient woodworm holes, carving on sides may be later.
A large floor-standing Black Forest clock,19th century, carved in the round, in the form of a mother bear and two cubs around a tree stump, the black enamel dial with gilt Arabic numerals, the movement striking on a gong, stamped 'G.B.',dial 13cm60cm wide30cm deep120cm high Condition ReportSplits to reverse. Rear door lost. Small chips and knocks to carved wood. One smaller bear with chips to teeth. Associated key and probably original pendulum present. Ticking and striking at time of cataloguing, but we are unable to guarantee that this represents full working order. A couple of tiny chips and scratches to enamel, particularly around apertures. Overall appears in fair order.
A painted softwood hanging cupboard,dated 1815, Swedish, Skane, decorated by Strecknalaren, with an arched top over a panelled door, painted with initials 'N H S', date '1815' and overall with flowers, stylised foliage and ribbon-tied pendant flowers, on a green and red ground,49.5cm wide23cm deep66cm highCondition ReportWith expected wear and ageing.Door a little warped, boards opening.Perhaps a later reinforcement to frame beside the lock clasp.Complete with key. Traces of worm.
A George III mahogany cased bracket clock,by Edward Pistor, London, with repeat,28cm wide19cm deep43cm highProvenance: The residual contents of Bixley Manor by instruction of the executors of Sir Timothy Colman KG.Chips throughout from rear doors and top. Small timber loss to inner panel by arch. Areas of shrinkage, cracking to veneer on front door. Surface blemishes to feet. Evidence of historic restoration/reconditioning of the case. Movement: Re-bushed spindles, evident to the engraved backplate. The chapter ring with acceptable silvering, though some minor degradation. The movement is running but cannot guarantee timekeeping in situ. The movement appears complete and ticks however not extensively tested.
A scumbled faux bamboo wardrobe,19th century, French, 93cm wide42cm deep220cm highProvenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London.Buying this antique wardrobe could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Rubbing, wear, splits, knocks and losses. Breaks and repair to finials. Some scratches to plate. Lock lacking. Door and drawer open and close fine. No hanging rail. Minor evidence of woodworm. Joints very solid. One backboard slipped a litte.
A green-painted bow-front corner cupboard,19th century, French, the grey marble top over a single door, painted with a musician below floral garlands, on shaped bracket feet,82cm wide56cm deep93cm highProvenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London.Door split. Chips, knocks and loses to paint. Small chips to corners and edges of marble. No key. Some damp damage to the interior. Areas of repainting and touching up. General wear.
A Louis XVI-style glass, brass and ebonised wooden bijouterie cabinet,late 19th century, French, the superstructure with an inverted broken front, set with a door enclosing two shelves, over a hinged lid with a green velvet-lined interior,102cm wide57cm deep152cm highProvenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London.Tarnish and discolouration to brass. Legs screw off. Dirt, scratches and surface wear to glass. Fading, marks, discolouration and grazes to velvet. Dings and dents to frame. Door sticks a little. Hinged lid functional. Scratches, knocks, loss and lifting to veneer. Some movement in joints and overall quite wobbly. Some brass elements loose. Overall in need of some cosmetic attention. Please see photos.
A mahogany and rosewood crossbanded longcase clock,by Justin Vuillamy, late 18th century, the 11.5in square silvered dial with subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and 'strike/no strike' lever, enclosing an eight-day five-pillar movement striking on a bell, the case of architectural design with moulded trunk door and plinth base,41cm wide22cm deep202cm highCondition ReportStrip of moulding missing to the top of the door. General wear, knocks and scratches to the hood and the case. Split to inside of the door. Damage to backboards, with a later baton applied. Case appears cleaned and re-finished. Areas of wear to the silver dial. Scratches and marks. Ticks and chimes when wound, however a little eratically and we would recommend inspection by a professional. Tarnish and discolouration to brass. Associated winding key present.
A lacquered, inlaid and gilt-heightened cabinet on stand,late 17th century/early 18th century and later, Japanese, the upper section with foliate-engraved gilt-brass mounts and decorated with warriors on horseback, with a pair of doors enclosing chinoiserie-decorated drawers, raised on a later giltwood base carved with flowers and foliage, and raised on figural supports united by stretchers,86cm wide44cm deep151cm highHas most likely seen some professional attention, alteration and restoration, particularly to the interiors. Splits to tops, sides and doors. Losses and chips to lacquer and inlay. Some mounts loose, bent and damaged. One of which causes the right-hand door to fall when opened. The later stand shows signs of age, with its aesthetic qualities and some elements suggesting an 18th or 19th century date, however there is a thick layer of gold paint to much of it which makes close scrutiny difficult, so we are unable to rile out as to whether or not it may in fact be from the early part of the 20th century but perhaps fabricated from earlier timbers. Viewing in person is highly recommended. Generally sturdy with functional drawers and doors.Measurements above total including cabinet and stand, cabinet alone 76cm wide, 69cm high, 38.5cm deep.
George III mahogany bracket clock, moulded top, arched glazed door, glazed side panels, moulded feet, seven inch arched brass dial with cast spandrels, silvered chapter ring, strike silent and date aperture, signed Henry Barlow, London, twin fusee movement with engraved backplate, striking on a bell, height 46cm.Condition report:Case is generally looking good but has had repairs, notably to the top moulding, hinges, locks, framing of glass, feet, the dial is not a great fit for the case, movement has clealry been recently overhauled and appears complete and ticks and chimes, anchor escapement.
Vienna walnut cased wall clock, ivorine dial, with subsidiary second dial (defective) double weight-driven movement, by Gustav Becker, case with eagle and balustraded pediment piece, fluted pilaster strips, flanking a glazed panelled door, gadrooned pendant piece, overall height 140cm.Condition report:The second dial is missing the hands, the top-left edge is detached, and there is damage to the eagle wing. The clock is untested. Light wear and rubbing to all edges.
A William IV mahogany chiffonier, plain rectangular top, fitted with three frieze drawers, spaced by flower head bosses over three panelled doors, plinth base, width 174cm, height 99cm, depth 34cm.Condition report:Staining and scratches to top. Rubbing around the handles. Crack to left door. Water staining to inside of middle door. Shelves behind each door. Please see additional uploaded images.
Late Victorian inlaid mahogany freestanding corner cupboard, the top with moulded edge, bracket feet, width 83cm, depth 53cm, height 99cm.Condition report:Presumably the lower half of a taller cabinet, the top of the back boards is unfinished and visible, small loss of crossbanding to the front left corner, and right front, door is a little faded, replaced door catch, adapted feet which are now quite tall.
William IV mahogany bracket clock, arched top, glazed door enclosing carved floral swag, integral bracket, white enamelled dial, with Roman numerals, signed Baldwin, Loughboro', single fusee movement, width 36cm, depth 16cm, height 97cm.Condition report:Replaced small fretted panel to the top, glazing is good, replaced/refinished carving inside, chips to the carved bracket, with pendulum and door key. The case and bracket are one piece.
Mahogany long-case clock, the hood with swan-neck pediments, turned Corinthian columns, trunk with long door, on bracket feet, 10” arched silvered dial, engraved with Neptune, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed Thomas Field, Bath, eight-day movement striking on a bell, height 235cm. Condition report:Some repairs to the pediment and mouldings on the hood, dial has monir discolouration, again some monor repairs to the moulding on the trink and visible old splits to the sides, has a peneulum, weights, winding key and door key. movement doesnt currently but needs to be properly set up where it will stay for some time.
Oak longcase clock, arched hood with moulded edge, three quarter engaged columns, long arched door, plinth base, twelve inch arched brass dial with moon phase, scrolled spandrels, silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed Thomas Fletcher, Chester, eight-day movement striking on a bell, height 207cm.Condition report:The case has had quite a lot of repairs, mostly to the hood, columns, base and mouldings, dial does not fit particularly well, has a pendulum and two weights.
Fleischmann and Roco HO Goods Wagons, a cased/boxed collection, includes open trucks, wagons, tank wagons, sliding door wagons and others some private owner, Fleischmann 5400, 5403, 5401, 5332, 5207 (2), 5206, 5205 (2), 5350, 5354, 5330, 5204, 5203, 5202, 5472, 5335, 5340, 5232, 5389, 5342, 5200 9track cleaner), all cased and boxed, 5235, 5012, 5046, 5041, Roco 4314, 4311, G-E, cases/boxes F-E, (28)
A Hornby 0 Gauge clockwork 1920s No 2 4-4-0 Locomotive and Tender, in LMS black as No. 2711, with 'control' mechanism (sprung brake), G, mech tested okay but some driving wheels loose on axles, front buffers replaced with B-L type, smokebox door handle missing, damage to cab roof, drawbar replaced with no. 30 coupler, a few small chips to paintwork, tender poorly over-painted around original 2711 numbers, coal rails removed (2)
A Hornby 0 Gauge clockwork 1920s No 2 4-4-0 Locomotive and earlier Tender, the loco in LNER black without number, with standard mechanism, F, mech tested okay, incorrect cab roof fitted, drawbar replaced, smokebox door handle, one control knob and both left-side steps missing, various chips to paintwork especially to footplate edges, tender over-painted around original MLdL transfers, coal rails intact, appears to be an earlier thick-axle LNWR tender (2)
Mostly Pre-war Hornby 0 Gauge Lineside Buildings, including boxed No. 4 'Wembley' station with green tiled roof and speckled platform, G-VG, matching extension platform with box, F-G, a post-war (12-52 dated) Wembley Island Platform, G-VG, unboxed pre-war 'Windsor' station with ramps, F, general playwear and paint loss, fences repainted, a No. 1 clockwork engine shed, F, one roof vent missing, one door replaced, general corrosion and playwear, a buff-brick 'Windsor' signal box, F-G, moderate playwear, and boxed No. 2a hydraulic buffer stop, F, some 'fatigue', boxes mostly G (qty in 2 boxes)
Unboxed Exley 0 Gauge GWR Corridor Coaches, both in GWR brown/cream livery, as 3rd class Sleeping Car no. 9006 and 'Ocean Mails' van 1115, both with replacement bogies and heavy iron wheels, F-G, 9006 with one buffer broken and several small damages/paint chips, 1115 with slight corrosion to embossed door handles (both side), overpainted roof, slight rusting to wheels (2)
A rake of 4 0 Gauge LNER non-corridor coaches, each approx. 12" long, all nicely detailed in real teak, comprising two brake/3rds with B-L Gresley-type bogies, as nos 8061 and 8173, together with two 1st/3rd compos, both as No. 8052 on shorter die-cast bogies, all F, considerable adherence of old paper wrapping to paintwork, several roofs need re-fixing, some door handles broken (4)
Bassett-Lowke and other 0 Gauge 3-rail Turntable Stations and Goods Sheds, the turntable for 3-rail operation with raised-3rd rail and platter 21" long, G, approach tracks missing, with a B-L style 'brick' station, P-F, weathered, with some damages and lacking ramps, a similar brick Goods Depot with overall roof and sliding door to road-ward side, a pale green 'Camden' station in the 1930's style with paper and tinplate adverts, G, a little paint loss to roof edge, and a matching station and goods shed/platform in SR-style cement-render finish with green woodwork, station F, several damages and loss of render in several areas, goods platform G, both missing canopies (6)
A Gauge 1 finescale German Deutsche Bundesbahn class 01 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender by Markscheffel & Lennartz, representing DB locomotive 01 220, in DB black and red with bright metal boiler bands, plaque between frames indicates article No 3143, this being serial no. 6 of 30, with compensating suspension, under-footplate lighting and removable cab roof, VG- E, wheels show minimal use, cab roof securing tab requires minor repair, G-VG, smokebox door and front numberplate detached (included in bag to re-fit) wheels show minimal use, in original wooden carrying case with high-sided tender, case G-VG, some tarnishing and wear to outside
Two Gauge 1 Continental Freight Wagons by Ameba (Switzerland) and Hübner (Germany), a SBB-CFF goods van in brass by Ameba No. 30 417, G, roof, one side door and one footstep/handrail detached (included in original box), together with Hübner ref 2248-1-1-0, a goods brake van in epoch 1 KPEV brown as No. 4671, with fine interior and exterior detailing (including the guard's greatcoat hanging up!), allocated to Wilhelmsburg, E, box E (2)
A Kit-built Aster Gauge 1 spirit-fired live steam LNER 'A4' class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, neatly made-up and finished in LNER garter blue as No. 4468 'Mallard' with 1938 record plaques to boiler sides, 3-cylinder operation, screw-reversing from cab, hand pump in tender, with water gauge, pressure gauge, regulator and blower, fixed spirit burner fed from tender tank, lubricator inside smokebox door, detachable cab roof, E, appears never steamed, in a bespoke wooden carrying case, with boiler certificate issued 5/10/2019 and original Aster kit box
An Aster Gauge 1 spirit-fired live steam BR ex-LNER 'A4' class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, in lined BR late-totem green as No. 60027 'Merlin', 3-cylinder operation, screw-reversing from cab, hand pump in tender, with water gauge, pressure gauge, regulator and blower, fixed spirit burner fed from tender tank, lubricator inside smokebox door, water-pump driven from 2 rear axles of tender, detachable cab roof, E, appears never steamed, in a bespoke wooden carrying case, with boiler certificate issued 4/12/19
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