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Click here to subscribeA Worcester mustard or condiment spoon circa 1770 the tapering flat handle moulded with an elaborate scroll finial picked out with blue hatching, the bowl painted with a cell border with a central floret also in blue, unmarked, 10.2cm long (handle restored) Provenance: Ex. Wycherley and Zorensky Collections. Purchased on 22nd February 2006 at Bonhams.
A French Louis XV style boulle type marquetry mantel clock, the backplate unsigned, numbered 992, the cushion enamel and gilt dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, unsigned, the case veneered with tortoiseshell and inlaid with brass with scrolling leaves and flowers, surmounted with a seated putti finial, 52 cm high, together with a similar bracket, 31 high, late 19th century, complete key and pendulum.
A 19th century white marble and ormolu cased portico type mantle clock, the drum cased movement with a white enamel dial, with black and puce Arabic numerals, signed centrally Vauchez a Paris, raised on two lyre shaped pillars with inset porcelain cartouches, below blossoming ormolu sprigs, surmounted with a classical urn finial draped with foliate garland, over a rectangular platform decorated with further highly detailed ormolu mounts, raised on six inverted feet, the movement plat unmarked, complete with sun burst pendulum and key, 52 cm high, 35 cm wide.
A pair of 19th century mahogany trefoil torcheres in the Adam style, each with circular platform tops with flared rims above beaded borders, over a sphere with downward faceing floral finial, flanked by a trio of shallow carved scrolling supports, united by trailing foliate swags, the legs terminating in floral roundels, raised on stepped trefoil platdorm bases, 124 cm high, the top circular platforms measuring 19 cm.
A Robert Welch four piece silver tea and coffee service, London 1974, comprising; a coffee pot with ivory handle and finial, 18.5cm high, a teapot with ivory handle and finial, 13cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 6cm high and a cream jug, 10.5cm high, total weight approx 51.2oz (4) CITES Certificate No.587598/01
A mahogany longcase clock, early 20th century, of narrow form, single train movement with chain and pendulum. Height 185 cm, width across hood 20.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The hood is missing both finials. The left hand finial support is missing the very top platform. The door whilst not warped has no glass. Otherwise the hood is in good order. The movement is very dirty and we have not had it running. We do not have the weight, but do have the pendulum. The brass dial is very dirty. The case itself has some surface scratches to the trunk door and a gouge bottom centre left and another gouge to the right hand side of the door as well as some nibbles to the right hand edge. The door is not warped. The base panel has a veneer loss to the top left hand corner. The front left bracket foot is partially missing.
A set of eight Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs, each stamped with a Registration No. "455736" to the underside of the rear seat rail, with drop in seats and raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: All chairs are structurally very sound with no loose joints. There are no significant issues with any really. One has had a break to the top finial on the right-hand side when facing front. This should be visible in our image. Another one has had a similar break which is not so visible. Both breaks are very sound and secure with no movement. The caps to the top of each stile all have varying degrees of rubbing and nibbles to the corners. None are broken they are just rubbed and marked through use. All chairs have minor scuffs to the extremities all of which could be easily sorted with a clean and polish. The leather seats are all in good condition with no sagging. There are scuffs and no perforations. We can see no evidence of any woodworm.
An early Victorian mahogany longcase clock, with arched painted dial with scenes depicting commerce to the arch and the spandrels emblematic of the four seasons, with eight day striking movement the case with applied mouldings and raised on short bun feet. Height 230 cm including finial. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in generally good condition. The hood is in good order. The door is not warped. Around the arch there is a small piece of shallow moulding. There is a small section of this missing at the right hand side of the clock towards the wall. The trunk door is not warped. We have two weights and a pendulum. The right hand side of the case has a stress fracture to the timber would easily rectify. The base panel has stress fracture running from left to right. The plinth base and feet are in generally good order. We have not had the clock running, but when weight is applied to the going train it appears to tick. The same applies to the strike train. The date hand is missing. The minute pointer has had a broken end.
A 19th century mahogany and inlaid bureau bookcase, having a swans neck and fretwork pediment with central urn finial above the glazed doors with inlaid corners enclosing adjustable shelves, above the bureau base with inlaid fall front enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and drawers with central door, all above four graduated and inlaid and oak lined drawers with cast brass drop handles and oval backplates, supported upon shaped bracket feet. 91.5 cm wide, 223 cm high, 52.5 cm deep (see illustration).
A Georgian oak longcase clock, with arched brass dial and two train striking movement with long trunk door flanked by fluted quarter column corners and raised on bracket feet. Height including finial 204 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in generally extremely good condition. The hood is in good order. The door is not warped. The glass is not cracked. The trunk door is also not warped. The sides of the case are in good condition. The base boards are all in good order as are the original bracket feet. The silvered brass dial has some tarnishing. We have two weights. We have a pendulum. The pendulum bob is detached from the suspension. We have not had the clock going but if weight is applied to the going train the movement appears to operate. When weight is applied to the strike train the movement does strike. The movement appears to be complete although a little dirty. The case backboards have been replaced.
An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock by John Lundie, Dundee, with swans neck pediment above the arched painted dial enclosing the two train eight day striking movement flanked by turned columns with three quarter length trunk door flanked by quarter column corners and all raised on bracket feet. Height including finial 222 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The clock case is in extremely good condition. The door is not warped. There is a small piece of left hand return moulding detached just beneath the bottom of the left hand pillar. We have the piece. The trunk door is not warped. The base is also in very good order. We have the pendulum. We also have both weights and the key. The clock has come to us from a local property and was ticking away in situ.
A GEORGE IV SILVER TEAPOT, maker William Bateman, London 1820, of compressed semi fluted globular form with everted gadrooned rim, flat hinged cover with melon fluted ebony finial, the reeded handle with ivory stops, engraved with an armorial and raised upon a low foot, 10 1/4" wide, 26ozs 15dwts gross (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN by Fisher of London, the 32" barrel octagonal at the breech, gold inlaid with maker's name, front sight, foliate scroll etched barrel tang, foliate etched and stepped lock inscribed with maker's name, swan cock, steel trigger guard with pineapple finial and armorial decoration, the walnut stock with chequered grip and horn forend tip, 48" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
A FLINTLOCK TARGET PISTOL by Wogdon, the 10" octagonal barrel gold inlaid "WOGDON LONDON" to the top rib, front sight, rear sight, scroll engraved barrel tang, stepped action plate inscribed with the maker's name, slide safety, set trigger, floral engraved butt cap, floral engraved trigger guard with acorn finial, walnut stock and wood ram, 15 1/2" overall (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK signed J Weston, Macclesfield, the eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 13 1/2" arched dial with Arabic numerals, seconds dial and calendar aperture, painted moonphase to arch, the spandrels depicting female figures allegorical of the Seasons, the case with scrolled pediment and turned vase finial on turned columns, arched door flanked by columns, cut corner bead panel to base, flanked by columns on ogee bracket feet, 93 1/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER by J. Valanterio & Co., Richmond, with thermometer, the brass dial with signature, exposed mercury tube, the case with turned vase finial on broken pediment, the moulded shaft chevron veneered and with stringing, the base with cistern cover, 38 3/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, maker Martin, Hall & Co., Birmingham 1922, of canted oblong baluster form with reeded angles and raised upon four ball feet, comprising teapot with hinged domed cover, ebony finial and earred angular handle, two handled sugar basin and milk jug, teapot, 10 1/2" wide, 32ozs 18dwts total gross (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
AN ENGLISH MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK EDMUND MARTIN LONDON, LATE 18TH C the breakarched brass dial with engraved and silvered centre, date aperture, subsidiary seconds dial, pierced hands and silvered chapter ring, rococo spandrels, the hood with swept pediment with fretwork, brass mounted, stop fluted pillars, the trunk enclosed by a moulded breakarched door, on panelled base, 233cm h excluding finial, with pendulum and brass sleeved weights Some old restoration and repolishing but complete and in our opinion original movement to case
A 20thC rococo style gilt metal mantel clock, the elaborate stepped case with floral finial raised above lions or side lions mask ring handles and hairy paw feet with floral scrolls to the knee, holding a 12cm dia Arabic dial with fancy pierced centre, revealing and eight day key wind movement, 38cm H.
A George III silver sugar vase, William Abdy, London 1786, the acanthus chased lid with urn finial, with two scroll handles to the body with swags and acanthus leaves on a raised circular foot, 20.25cm high/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Cover unmarked, finial slightly bent. Damage including small splits where stem meets base of urn.
A Wedgwood creamware tub and cover, circa 1785, with integral stand, 31cm long CONDITION REPORT: There is a restored chip to one corner of the stand, with a restored small hole at the same end. The side of the tub has a restored section. The finial on the cover has been broken off and restored.
An English pearlware baluster leaf moulded jug, cover and plate, circa 1800, the jug with a flower finial moulded with blue edged leaves and a plate painted in blue with a Chinoiserie figure before a pavilion, 26cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: 311:Firing fissure to edge of spout. Restored crack to one side. Plate - minor rim chips, faint crazing throughout, small hole to centre (not through).
An early 19th Century Anglo Indian ivory work box with reeded finial and cover, decorated pen and inkwork panels of flowers fruit and foliage, the interior with various compartments spools etc. 33.5cm wide/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictionsIvory ribbed cover stained and with some splits. Ivory border the same with splits. Split panel to one side and front. Otherwise in good condition.
A Worcester (Barr, Flight & Barr) two-handled vase, cover and stand, circa 1815, printed and impressed marks, painted with a study of shells, reserved on a salmon coloured ground gilt with oak leaves and rosettes, 17cm high (the vase and cover cracked and restored)/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: The cover is restored to the point and stem of the finial and to a section of rim. The vase has been cracked in a 'V' shape from handle to handle and under the front shell panel (the painting is intact and original). It has been bonded and concealed to the interior (now yellowing). One handle had been restored. The stand without damage.
A 18th Century Meissen (Marcolini) covered cup decorated with ribbon tied floral swags above bouquets of flowers, 11cm high and a Sèvres (later decorated) pear-shaped cream jug with crabstock handle and three branch feet, painted a garland of flowers, 9cm high CONDITION REPORT: Sevres (later decorated) jug with some wear to gilding. Some sanding to gilding.Marcolini cup and cover- finial with very minor chipping and re-gilding, minute chip and flake to gilt rim of cup.
A Sèvres dark blue ground sugar bowl and cover, date letter K for 1763 and painter's CP mark probably for Caton, blue interlaced marks painted with exotic birds in trees, within gilt foliate and scroll cartouches (restored rim chips to cover, rubbing to gilding) 7.7cm high/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Cover with two restored rim chips with hairline crack to inner flange. Minor chipping to flower/leaf finial. Some surface scratching to enamels and rubbing to gilding.
A Chinese nephrite censer and cover, with lion dog finial and dragon mask ring handles, on a wooden stand, total height 22cm, a small jade censer and cover, a soapstone carving and a porcelain bowl (4) CONDITION REPORT: large censer and cover - minor chip to inside rim of cover, otherwise good condition. Small censer & cover - overall good condition, porcelain bowl - rubbing to gilt rim, slight fritting to rim, soapstone carving has some small chips.
A Meissen (Marcolini) ogee teapot, painted battle scenes, circa 1790 CONDITION REPORT: with blue crossed swords marks and star, pressnummer 83. Finial restored and regilt, restored chipping to rim of cover and these areas regilt. Minute flaking to gilding on teapot but generally in good order
A Worcester Flight, Barr & Barr inkstand, circa 1800, with twin fixed pots and covers flanking a central gilt eagle, the twin pen trays with reserves of figures in landscapes against a gilt seaweed ground, script enamel mark, 25.5cm long/Provenance: Spetchley Park CONDITION REPORT: one finial broken and minor restoration to covers
A George III silver pear-shaped coffee pot, probably Robert Pinkney, Newcastle circa 1760, the cover with urn finial, fitted a fruitwood handle on a circular foot, 32cm high (lid damaged), approximately 920gm/Note: Crest of Spence-Jones/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: 116: Cover detached fairly cleanly. Cover not hallmarked. Two crests. 1 or 2 small dents. Slight wear to handle. Foot rim bent. Blackened under - looks as if it has been above a spirit burner at some point.
A Fürstenberg bullet-shaped teapot and cover, circa 1755, blue script f mark painted with birds on leafy branches (handle cracked and restored), 10cm high, together with a Meissen yellow ground tea bowl and a saucer painted with Indianische Blumen, blue crossed swords marks, circa 1735, (perhaps matched) and a Meissen coffee cup, painted with a milkmaid and cattle, circa 1750 (3) CONDITION REPORT: The teapot- Finial with a petal chipped off and a small flat rim chip. Crack to handle terminal with some yellowed spray. Teacup with chipping to footrim. Saucer without damage. Coffee cup with restored rim section, small rim chip and handle chip.
A Worcester hot milk jug and cover, circa 1760, the crossed swords and 6. mark, printed and painted with figures before a temple, fountain and lake and obelisk, 14.5cm high (minor chipping to finial) CONDITION REPORT: 345 - small hair crack where spout joins body, firing flaw to inner foot rim.
A Worcester (Flight, Barr & Barr) vase and cover on tripod stand, circa 1820, painted red marks and impressed marks, painted with a view of 'Ripple Church, Worcester', reserved against a green ground, supported on gilt winged merman supports and a canted triangular base, 25cm high (finial and cover restored)/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: The finial has been detached and has been restored, the cover itself has also been restored. Restoration to a professional standard and gilding refreshed. The green ground on the cover is a good match to the body although is slightly more matt in appearance. The vase itself is in good order, there is a minute chip and a small flake to gilding at one corner of base. The painted scene is in good order, minute wear to gilding
W.A.S. BENSON. A set of six (five plus 1) Arts & Crafts silver spoons by W.A.S. Benson. Five spoons with stylised heart shaped finials, one with strap work finial. Five spoons fully stamped for London 1912. The single spoon stamped London 1909. All with WB maker's mark. Length 14cm (5) & 13cm (1). In fitted W.A.S. Benson Co. Ltd. box. (Box damaged but repairable). Note: Benson's silverware was not included in his everyday production. He produced tableware including sweet dishes & candlesticks as prestige, expensive items, & sold them via an illustrated Yuletide catalogue. Ref: 'W.A.S. Benson' Ed. by Ian Hamerton. A.C. Club. 2005.
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