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An oak longcase clock with an associated dial and movement, the oak case with a swans neck pediment, brass paterae and central ball and spire finial, with plain backsplats and a stepped break arch hood door flanked by two pillars with brass capitals, trunk with round quarter columns and full length door with a decorative top, on a square plinth with a raised panel and shaped skirting, twelve-inch wide brass dial with a matted centre, �female head� spandrels, with �dolphin� spandrels and a silvered convex boss engraved �tempus Fugit� to the arch, engraved chapter ring with Roman numerals and five-minute Arabic�s, half hour markers and minute track, with a slivered �penny moon� and calendar aperture, chapter ring inscribed �Thomas Lister, Luddenden� dial pinned directly to a later eight-day weight-driven rack striking movement with an anchor escapement, striking the hours on a bell. With weights, key and pendulum.Dimensions: Height: 235cm
清 黑緞地織金錦五爪龍紋掛飾 gold-thread and silk on a satin ground, with three five-clawed dragons amidst ruyi clouds and chasing flaming jewels above the swirling sea173cm long, 21cm widest partProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired by Captain Robert Edward Dudley Ryder VC, M.P (1908 – 1986) from western China as a surveyor in the 19th century, thence by descent.Captain Robert Edward Dudley Ryder VC was a Royal Navy officer and a British recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. He became a Member of Parliament after retiring from the navy.Note: with a V&A letter dated to 7th December 1954, written by G. F. Wingfield Digby, Keeper of the Department of Textiles to Captain Robert Ryder, suggested that 'This is a streamer from a hanging, probably a door-hanging; it might also have been used on an alter-frontal, although these streamers were usually not quite so long as this. The embroidery is in gold-thread and silk on a satin ground, and I think it very probable that it came from one of the Palaces...." (see images for full letter)
A Chinese export drinks cabinet,late 19th century, of box form, the rosewood meticulously inlaid in mother-of-pearl with a profusion of butterflies, flowers, tendrils, birds, bats, tree rats and fish, the lid with the initials 'J.D.', the apron well carved with scrolling clouds, with key,34.5cm wide25.5cm deep30cm high清十九世纪末 红木嵌螺钿花鸟图酒柜Condition report: Shrinkage on top along rear and to another corner. Fine split across hinged front. Tiny pieces of inlaid stringing and inlay missing or misshaped in various locations. Rear of cabinet with small inlay loss. Interior left and right door with small inlay loss. Inlay around key escutcheon missing.All glass in good condition, one decanter and two glasses each with baccarat label. The glass itself is probably French.
A pair of Chinese gouache paintings, of door gods, surrounded by other Daoist immortals and attendants, ink and colour on paper, image approximately 112.5 x 45cm and 114 x 44.5cm, framed and glazed (2)Condition report: Did not examine outside of frame.Badly cockled, damaged with tears, creases and holes, paint losses in various locations. Colours faded.
A 19th Century Victorian oak smoker's cabinet. The cabinet having a flared top, pipe holders inside with twin drawers, glazed front door and raised on a plinth base. Also comes with an Italian Lorenzon Cadry smoking pipe and two others, as well as a mid 20th Century tobacco jar. Measures 33cm x 28cm x 18cm
Wolfe & Hollander - Scandart - An original retro vintage mid 20th Century Scandinavian elm and teak wood sideboard credenza having a bank of four central drawers flanked by dual door cupboards to the left and full front cocktail drinks cupboard to the right. All raised on tapering supports. Condition; age related wear mostly to the top, overall good. Measures approx; 73cm x 222cm x 46cm.
An early 20th century Edwardian circa 1910 flame mahogany Chinese Chippendale sideboard / credenza having a raised gallery back with gadrooning to the edge. The sideboard has central bank of two drawers flanked by single door cupboards. Makers label for Thomas Jones to the back. Measures approx. 123cm x 152cm x 59cm
Early 20th Century wooden dolls house, with painted bricks to the exterior, sliding doors to the back enclosing five rooms, two bay windows, 33cm by 44cm by 53cm; and a small Triang type dolls house, cream painted, with front opening door, metal windows and doors enclosing two rooms, some furniture remains, 36cm by 26cm by 42cm (2)
A cream painted Victorian four height chest of drawers 104cm by 55cm by 94cms together with a similarly decorated two-door cupboard 104cm by 54cm by 90cmCondition report: None of the paintwork is original. Chest of drawers has ring marks and wear and the cupboard paintwork is also worn. No sign of worm.
A continental walnut sideboard, 225cm by 50cm by 97cmCondition report: Top with numerous cracks/scratches and evidence of old worm. Water damage and ring marks. Handles are replaced. Doors do not appear warped but each door is constructed with two planks and there is some slight separation. Piece of moulding to left-hand drawer loose. Estimate - £250-350.
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