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Click here to subscribeAn early 19th century oak crossbanded mahogany eight day wall clock, the 14 inch circular enamel dial indistinctly signed with centred subsidiary seconds dial and date dial, the twin weight driven eight day movement striking on a single bell, the hood with circular door over fan mouldings above a short arched trunk door, 149cm high
A late Victorian satinwood polychrome decorated shield shaped fire screen, the centre with ribbon and floral swag decoration within a crossbanded and ebony strung shield shaped border over fan corner brackets on bell flower painted slender uprights raised on four tapering slender down-swept legs terminating in a spade foot, 53.5cm wide, 84cm high
A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY AESTHETIC MOVEMENT GLASS TABLE LUSTRES having mint green bowls with enamelled floral and bead decoration, suspended drops and fluted baluster stem, the domed foot with moulded fan motifs and bead or jewelled decoration. 20.3cm(h) CONDITION: Some wear and minor edge/corner nibbles
A group of Chinese porcelain, to include; a pair of Imari plates decorated with urns issuing flowers and foliage, 22.5cm diameter, a famille verte plate decorated with two figures in a fenced garden, 23cm diameter and a famille rose plate decorated with an open fan on a gilded ground with scattered objects, 25.5cm diameter, (4)
Fine late 19th century Cantonese carved ivory fan, guardstick extensively carved with figures, buildings, trees and flowers, the centre sticks delicately pierced and carved, the paper section richly painted in famille rose colours, housed in an original black lacquer box with painted interior
A 19th Century French mother of pearl and lace fan with finely pierced and engraved sticks, net and lace panel worked with a floral spray, 11.25ins (two sticks broken), and other other French mother of pearl and lace fan with plain sticks, the lace panel worked with a floral design, 10ins overall, both in fitted boxes Provenance : Lady Edna Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
A series 2A Land Rover BBL 169B, first registered 14/5/1964, 88 inch 4 cylinder engine, petrol, chassis no 24114533B. The vendor believes the vehicle to have a later type 5 bearing petrol engine with hardened valve seats so that it runs on unleaded petrol. New clutch fitted at the time of change and fitted with a Kenlowe fan. Parabolic springs and Pro Comp Explorer shock absorbers. Later seats and steering wheel which are none standard. The Land Rover was running ok but has been parked up for a few years. It has been started now and again with the crank. Sold with V5C registration document, some MOT's and bills. Accompanying the vehicle is a large set of wheels. (AS FOUND AND IN NEED OF FULL RE-CONDITIONING) PLEASE NOTE: This lot will NOT be on view at Trevanion and Dean in Whitchurch, it will be on view by appointment ONLY at the vendors home 10 minutes from the auction house. Times to be agreed with the auctioneer. The buyer must make arrangements for the vehicle to be collected no longer than one week from the auction.
A fine Sheraton period Irish inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboard, with cross-banded and ebony/boxwood stringing to the flamed top and drawer fronts, the drawer having canted brass handles, the square taper legs having satinwood ribbon bow and bell-husk marquetry and fan infils, 230cm wide, 82cm deep, 93cm surface height. Provenance: This was made for General George Vaughan Hart (1752-1832) for his house at Kilderry in Donegal and remained in the family through moves terminating at The Manor House, Glinton, Nr Peterborough..
A William IV rosewood showwood framed settee with fan and foliate carved ornament, having a low, level back and scrolled arms, upholstered in braided old gold and patterned peach coloured fabric with a buttoned seat cushion and a pair of bolsters, raised on short, tapered, reed carved feet and casters
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