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Lot 1
A late 17th/early 18th century burr walnut escritoire with fall-front revealing a fitted interior of pigeonholes and drawers around a central cupboard door, on a base of two short and two long drawers, on bun feet, 172 x 114 x 53cm. CONDITION REPORT There are obviously some signs of wear given the age of the piece. There are splits in various places, one section is coming away from the other to the right hand side of the cushion cornice. There are several splits to the right hand base, two horizontal splits running vertically either side of the central panel and a few chips to the veneer horizontally at the bottom. The left hand side cushioning has a split where two parts are coming away from each other. There is a large split vertically on the right hand top side and four splits on the base. However there does not appear to be anything missing from the piece and the interior is nice and bright. There is a small chip to the central door, to the left hand edge and some scratches where the brackets have caught the wood.
Lot 101
YOUNGER; a reproduction Jacobean-style oak sideboard with three frieze drawers above three panelled doors, to side rail base, 75 x 158 x 47cm (af). CONDITION REPORT The left hand drawer and the central drawer are missing the drop loop handles. The centre door does have the backing plate, but is just lacking the handle, whereas the whole component is missing from the left drawer. There are scuffs, scratches, stains, etc throughout the entire piece.
Lot 122
A vintage distressed green painted dentist's side table, with dished top above single drawer and open shelf above single cupboard door, all raised on tubular frame, 80 x 38 x 37cm. CONDITION REPORT Very distressed throughout, with areas of the green paint peeling away in large areas showing a white painted covering below, with areas rubbed through, showing rust, etc.
Lot 169
An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the square enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and five-minute track, with two smaller subsidiary dials, one for seconds, the other for date, two winding holes flanked by painted garden birds, garden flowers to each corner, dial marked 'Barry, Bolton' (possibly John or Thomas c1800), in mahogany case with brass embellished swan neck top, flat fluted columns to hood and water fluter columns to body, shaped door, height approx 215cm.
Lot 171
JAPY FRÈRES; a 19th century French champlevé enamelled gilt, brass mantel clock, the gilt dial set with Roman numerals and flanked by cherubic figural columns, further surmounted by a cherub, to stepped socle base and turned feet, raised on a separate velvet-lined gilt-heightened base, height 50cm (af). CONDITION REPORT Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend booking a collection slot for this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/postage-shipping/The top finial is snapped off and missing. There is some rubbing to the gilt finish on the body of the clock and some verdigris showing through some areas of enamel. The rear lens on the door to the movement is cracked and the bezel for that door is a dulled finish, rather than gilt brass like the rest of it. Otherwise good condition. The movement ticks when wound, though this is no guarantee of working order. The back plate of the movement is stamped with the maker's name just off-centre, it is further stamped '999' to the left hand side and '55' to the lower edge.
Lot 583
Modern good quality Willis & Gambier hardwood bedroom suite comprising; a sleigh bed with slats, two door wardrobe, straight front chest of five drawers, knee hole desk, folding mirror and stool and small three drawer side cabinet or chest. (B.P. 21% + VAT)No obvious damage on the whole. Appears hardly used. Very minor marks in places. Bed is 145cm long approx, probably a double.Inside dimensions: 188cm / 40cmOutside dimensions: 210cm / 47cm
Lot 579
Modern beech five piece bedroom suite comprising: large three door wardrobe, pair of narrow three drawer bedside chests or cabinets, a tall narrow straight front chest of six drawers all with turned handles. Together with a double bed with slats. (5) (B.P. 21% + VAT)No obvious damage on the whole. Appears hardly used. Very minor marks in places.
Lot 4036
A late Victorian bracket timepiece, with black Roman numerals to the cream enamelled face, the single fuse movement back plate engraved "Fritschler & Miller, Holborn" and hung with a compensated pendulum; the ebonised wood case of vertical rectangular form flanked by barley twist columns and bevelled glass side panels and surmounted by a gilt metal pineapple flower bud finial, the whole with gilt and brass trim, on four brass bun feet. 30cm tall. With door key. Chipping around winding hole.
Lot 4045
A late 19th Century American style mantel timepiece made by Junghans of Germany, with black Roman numerals to the cream face; the walnut case with a steeply pitched apex flanked by finials, the glazed door printed with a shepherd and dog, on a plinth base. 39.5cm tall. With printed paper label "E.Pluribus Unum, Time is Money", a pendulum and a winding key. 39.5cm tall
Lot 4046
A late 19th Century American style mantel clock by the Maochi Clock Co of the Far East,with black Roman numerals to the cream face, the 8-day movement striking on a gong; the stained pine arched case applied with pierced and gilded wood and metal Oriental style decorative panels, the door set with glazed roundels, the lower one printed with pansies. 43.25cm tall. With key and pendulum.
Lot 4047
A late 19th Century American alarm mantel clock by the Ansonia Clock Co, with black Roman numerals to the cream face, the key wind and clockwork movement striking on a gong and a bell; the stained-as-mahogany gingerbread case with glazed door printed in the Aesthetic style with peacocks, a seascape and foliage. 56cm tall. With key and pendulum.
Lot 4048
A late 19th Century American style mantel clock, with black Roman numerals to the cream face, the 8-day movement striking on a bell; the mixed wood case with mouldings picked out in black and gilt, with finials to the pitched apex, glazed door and stepped plinth. 64cm tall. With key and pendulum.
Lot 4051
A late 19th Century wall clock by Seth Thomas, with black Roman numerals to the cream square face, the 8-day movement hung with a bob pendulum and striking on a gong, with paper label behind; enclosed by a glazed door with restored floral lower panel, in a mahogany veneered vertical rectangular case. 41,5cm tall. With key. Slight loss of paint from face.
Lot 4055
A late 19th Century Vienna regulator wall clock, with black Roman numerals to the white enamelled face enclosing subsidiary seconds dial, the deadbeat escapement hung with a pendulum and two weights and striking on a gong; in a mixed wood case with ornamental cresting, the arched long glazed door flanked by turned pilasters above a waisted moulding. Approximately 115cm tall.
Lot 4059
An early 20th Century American novelty lighthouse-shaped wall clock by Sessions, with black Arabic numerals to the silvered face, the 8-day movement hung with a small pendulum and striking on gongs; the stained-as-mahogany case surmounted by the figure of an eagle, with lighthouse and masted sailing ship printed to the trunk and pendulum door respectively. Approximately 84cm tall overall.
Lot 4078
An early 19th Century Lincolnshire longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter painted face enclosing a seconds dial, named "Shaw, Spalding", the spandrels decorated with personifications of the seasons, the arch with a pair of rabbit hunters; the 8-day movement striking on a bell; the oak and mahogany case with brass finials and adornments to the broken swan neck pediment, over tapering fluted columns to the hood, over a long cross-banded trunk door and paneled base to bracket feet. Approximately 211 cm tall overall. With two weights and a pendulum. Face restored.
Lot 4079
An 18th Century Chinoiserie longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter silvered chapter ring, engraved "David Lestourgeon, London", enclosing a seconds dial and calendar aperture and with pierced brass spandrels to the square face; the 8-day movement with rack and snail strike on a bell; the black lacquered case with stepped cornice and pilasters to the hood, over a long trunk door and plinth base, the whole lavishly painted in gilt, red and grey with foliage and Oriental scenes to the trunk door and base. 202cm tall overall. Some restoration. With weights and a pendulum.
Lot 4080
A late 18th/ early 19th Century Yorkshire longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter silvered chapter ring,around an engraved brass centre named "Thos. Lister, Halifax", with calendar dial, the arched brass face with painted faces of the moon dial and pierced spandrels; the weight-driven movement with count wheel strike on a gong; the oak case with broken swan neck pediment centred by a brass finial, slender fluted pillars to the hood, long trunk door flanked by fluted quadrant stiles, and paneled base with bracket feet. Approximately 211 cm tall over finial. With two weights and a pendulum. Hood support a/f.
Lot 4082
An early 19th Century longcase clock, with black Roman numerals to the 27.5cm wide painted arched dial, enclosing a seconds dial and calendar aperture, named "Pearce Bourn", with landscapes to the spandrels and arch, the 8-day movement with rack and snail strike on a bell; the oak and cross-banded mahogany case with broken swan neck pediment and ring turned pillars to the hood, a short trunk door with shaped top, and a paneled base to bracket feet. 210cm tall. With two weights and a pendulum.
Lot 4083
A late 17th/ early 18th Century longcase clock, the square brass face with 23cm diameter silvered chapter ring enclosing a calendar aperture, named "Samuel Henry Smith, London", with pierced brass spandrels; the 30 hour weight-driven movement with bird cage frame and count wheel strike on a bell, in a plain ebonised oak case with stepped cornice, simple long trunk door, paneled base and plinth. 192.5cm tall.
Lot 4084
An early 19th Century East Anglian long case clock, with lack Arabic numerals to the 26cm square painted face, enclosing a seconds dial and calendar dial, named "G. Holl, Buckenham", with bats wing spandrels, the weight-driven 30 hour movement striking on a bell; the simple oak case with broken swan neck pediment and tapering pillars to the hood, over an arched long trunk door over a paneled base and bracket feet. Approximately 210cm tall over finials (replacements). With a weight and a pendulum. N.B. G. Holl - recorded as George Taylor Holl of New Buckenham, Norfolk,b. 1805.
Lot 4085
An early 20th Century small scale long case clock in the early 19th Century style, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary minutes to the 15.5cm silvered chapter ring, the arched brass face with ornate spandrels and inscribed "Tempus Fugit", the 8-day movement striking and chiming on eight gongs; the oak case with tea caddy moulded top and pillar stiles to the hood, over a long trunk door to a shallow paneled base and small bracket feet. 152cm tall. With pendulum and winding key.
Lot 4087
A late 19th Century Scottish longcase regulator, the 32cm diameter silvered face with black Arabic minutes, long single-sweep hand and subsidiary hour and seconds dials, named "Thomas Morgan, Edinburgh"; the deadbeat escapement with maintaining power, in an arched mahogany case with glazed sides and door backed by pierced foliate carving, enclosing a thermometer, on a deep paneled bas and bracket feet. 200cm tall. With weight and a winding key.
Lot 4088
An 18th Century longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 27cm diameter silvered chapter ring, named "John Stancliffe", the square brass face with engraved centre displaying a silvered faces of the moon calendar aperture and a seconds dial, with pierced spandrels, the 8-day movement striking on a bell; the carved and ebonised case with square hood inscribed "How Goes Today" over plain turned pillars, the long trunk door illustrated with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and with decorative lozenge to the base, on bracket feet. 195cm tall. With two weights and a pendulum
Lot 4089
A 19th Century longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter silvered chapter ring enclosing a seconds dial and calendar aperture, named "George Goodall, Abbotsford, No. 237", the arched brass face displaying a painted faces of the moon dial and with pierced brass spandrels, the 8-day movement with rack and snail strike on a bell; the stained and carved wood case with thumb-moulded broken arch pediment with gilded finials and slender fluted columns to the hood, the long trunk door carved with an armed foot soldier, and with a segmented circle to the paneled plinth base. Approximately 211 cm tall overall. With two weights, a pendulum and a winding key. Arch dial and finials repainted
Lot 4091
A late 18th Century East Anglian longcase clock, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter chapter ring enclosing a seconds dial and calendar aperture and named "Dan'l Catlin, Lynn", the brass face with pierced spandrels and Father time to the revolving "Tempus Fugit" mechanical arch, the 8-day movement with rack and snail strike on a bell; the dark oak case with cut-down whales tails pediment and tapering columns to the hood, over a long curve-top trunk door, paneled base and shallow bracket feet. 224cm tall. With two weights, a pendulum and a winding key.
Lot 4093
An 18th Century longcase clock dial and movement, with black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 28cm diameter silvered chapter ring named "Tho. Hutly, Coggeshall", the engraved brass square face with ornate brass spandrels, a seconds dial and calendar aperture, with 8-day movement; the lavishly-carved walnut case of much later date, with broken swan neck pediment, acanthus carved frieze, ribbon spiralled columns and carved door to the hood, the long trunk door carved with an angel over a hand-shake, the bust of a Grecian lady to the base, raised on bracket feet. 250.5cm tall. Three weights and a pendulum
Lot 4094
A late 18th / early 19th Century longcase clock, with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary minutes to the 34cm wide dial enclosing faces of the moon calendar aperture and seconds dial, the spandrels painted with male personifications of the seasons, with a fox-hunting scene to the arch, the 8-day movement striking on a bell; the mahogany case with broken swan neck pediment, fluted columns and brass mounts to the hood, over a long trunk door flanked by large fluted columns, on a fielded paneled base and shallow bracket feet. 254cm tall. With two weights and a pendulum.
Lot 4095
A late 18th Century Scottish longcase clock, with black Roman numerals to the 31cm diameter silvered face, enclosing seconds and calendar dials, named "Lawson, Edinburgh", the 8-day movement with deadbeat escapement and rack and snail strike; the rich mahogany case with drum-shaped hood, fielded long rectangular trunk door and paneled base. 206cm tall. With two weights, a pendulum and a winding key.
Lot 4096
An early 19th Century East Anglian longcase clock case, the later replaced square brass face with pierced spandrels, black Roman numerals and subsidiary Arabic minutes to the 25cm diameter silvered chapter ring, named "John Huggin, Ashwell Thorp" and enclosing a calendar aperture, with weight-driven 30 hour movement with bird cage frame and count wheel strike; the light oak case with brass finials to the tea caddy shaped top, stepped cornice, tapering stiles, long rectangular trunk door, paneled base and plinth. 216cm tall. with one weight and a pendulum.
Lot 4097
An early 19th Century longcase clock, with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary minutes to the 31cm diameter dial on the painted arched face, enclosing calendar and seconds dials, named "E. Harris, Bromyard", with female personifications of the seasons to the spandrels and a revolving faces of the moon and seascape dial to the arch, the 8-day movement striking on a bell; the oak and mahogany case with brass mounts to the broken swan neck pediment and semi-fluted and baluster-turned columns to the hood, over a short trunk door and paneled base to bracket feet, the whole with marquetry and parquetry decoration. 209cm tall. With two weights and a pendulum. Face restored and finials replaced
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