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Lot 2005
A late 19th century French porcelain mantel clock with moulded and floral encrusted decoration in the form of a tree surrounding the central enamelled dial bearing Roman numerals, signed Leroy a Paris, height 21.5cm, width 30cm.Additional InformationLight wear to the gilding, losses to the floral encrusted decoration, the enamel dial is cracked, the back case is missing, minor chipping and losses.
Lot 2008
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock of rectangular form, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and quarterly Arabic numerals above an oval inlaid panel, on four brass feet, with movement by Douglas Clock Co, complete with pendulum and key, height 25cm.Additional InformationThe case back is slightly loose but does close, there a noticeable chip/area of damage to the back of the clock, we offer no guarantee of working order, light wear throughout.
Lot 2178
An Edwardian satinwood Carlton House desk with brown leather inset top flanked and above an arrangement of eleven drawers and two cupboard doors, on spade feet, width 115cm, height 96cm, depth 55cm.Additional InformationLight scratches and scuffs to leather, leg joints are slightly loose, minor splitting and losses to veneer, there is a large open crack to the right hand side panel, cracking to veneer,
Lot 2321
A Danish rosewood sideboard, with four central drawers, flanked by a pair of sliding doors, on turned column legs, width 225cm, depth 45cm, height 79cm. With CITES certificate Number 617320/03Additional InformationTop with some light scuffs and scratches but nothing severe or impinging upon the look. The front possibly with a little fading but overall appearance good.
Lot 2324
GORDON RUSSELL; a double helix sideboard with twin cupboard doors, raised on short tapering legs, bearing maker's plaque and width 122cm.Additional InformationTop perhaps with a slightly lighter colour. Top with a patina of scuffs and light scratches and marks throughout through use. Corners, sides and feet with knocks and scuffs. Many scratches to the lip at the bottom of the doors. A few scratches to both doors.
Lot 232A
BLANCHARD’S EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, an Egyptian scarab on an onyx base, the underside with a label from Blanchards Museum Cairo which states ‘Heart Scarab, Period XXI-XXII Dynasty’, and with label to the side ‘R892’, overall length 6cm. Sold with a copy of a letter from The British Museum dated 8th January 1973. (2)Additional InformationThe date of the scarab is unknown. General light wear tot he scarab and the base. The label is believed to be original. The letter does not confirm the age of the scarab but does state that Blanchard had a large collection of scarabs which were dispersed after his death.
Lot 2365
STEWART LINFORD; a reproduction light oak extending dining table with circular top and additional leaf, on carved baluster terminating on four swept feet, diameter excluding leaf 116cm, width including leaf 142cm, height 73cm, and a set of four elm seated Windsor type dining chairs on turned column supports (5).
Lot 419
LIBERTY & CO; a Cymric Edwardian Art Nouveau hallmarked silver bonbon dish with three swept supports, Birmingham 1903, height 5cm, width including scrolling support approx. 15cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationGood clear hallmarks, very light surface wear. Where the pierced heart shaped motifs are at the edge, all three have split to the rim, underneath one of the swept handles there is a tiny area of damage to the edge but these faults are being ultra critical.
Lot 426
LIBERTY & CO; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and enamel decorated vesta case of rounded rectangular form, Birmingham 1904, 5 x 4cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationOverall in good condition, a few light surface scratches but the hinge works well, the action closes and it has a clear hallmark.
Lot 429
LIBERTY & CO; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and enamel decorated velvet cased travelling clock, with swing loop handle above plain case with unusual blue/green circular dial with the phrase 'Festina Lente' (Make Haste Slowly) used as the hour marker instead of Roman or Arabic numerals, Birmingham 1907, height of clock 8.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe case back is slightly sprung. there are a few light surface scratches, clear hallmarks. The minute hand is slightly bent forward away from the dial. No restoration or damage to the dial. There is a minute chip to the glass. the clock ticks when wound and adjusts correctly. There is some fraying and deterioration to both the inside and outside of the case.
Lot 431
LIBERTY & CO; a pewter enamelled and copper Art Nouveau mantel clock, no.0385, produced 1902-1905, with Roman numerals to the chapter ring, stylised shaped case and with Lenzkirch movement, height 20cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Literature; A. J. Tilbrook and Gordon House 'The Designs of Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co', London 1976, page 106 for similar example. Stephen A. Martin 'Archibald Knox', London 2001, page 239 for similar examples. Additional InformationIt does not have the seconds hand or a key. The pin above the XII is missing, however the enamel is in good condition. the case is also in good condition, just with minor surface rubbing and light surface scratches. the door catch is slightly compressed, the watch ticks when wound.
Lot 432
LIBERTY & CO; a large pewter, copper and enamel decorated mantel clock, no.01126 with hammered case, and Roman numerals to the circular chapter ring, the base stamped 'English Pewter Made by Liberty & Co', width 30.5cm, height 20cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe movement does not appear to be currently working. There are light surface scratches and light wear to the case but free from any damage or restoration.
Lot 433
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter and enamel decorated mantel clock, no.0608, with Arabic numerals to the blue/green/red enamel decorated dial with two further enamelled oval plaques within the stylised case, stamped to base, height 14.25cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationSome dark toning areas in parts, ticks when wound and hands adjust correctly., Under Uv there are tiny areas of restoration to the dial; this is to the left of the 9 and the right of the 3. Light surface scratches only.
Lot 434
LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter, copper and enamelled mantel clock, no.0367, with shaped case, square section dial with Arabic numerals above a panel of green/blue enamel, stamped 'Tudric' with serial number to base, and with Lenzkirch movement, height 16.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe door is compressed making the action a little clumsy. There is no restoration or damage to the enamel. Light general surface wear to the case only with a couple of small dent. The clock ticks when wound and the hands adjust correctly.
Lot 435
LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter clock, no.01424 , with Arabic numerals to the circular dial and hammered and raised stylised decoration to the case, stamped to base with number, height 9.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe clock ticks when wound and hands adjust correctly. Some dark toning to the pewter and some areas of staining but this can be cleaned off. Light surface scratches only.
Lot 436
LIBERTY & CO; a pewter and enamel mantel clock, no.01318, the arched case with Arabic numerals to the circular dial and with twin blue/green enamelled roundels to the lower band, stamped to base 'English Pewter, Made by Liberty & Co', with serial number, height 11.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationAs you look at the clock, the left enamel roundel has been restored, the clock has light surface wear, a small dent to the rear corner of one of the side feet brackets, the clock adjusts correctly and ticks when wound.
Lot 439
LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter eight day mantel clock, no.01406, with hammered shaped rectangular case, Arabic numerals to the circular dial and raised on four stepped feet, stamped to base 'Tudric, English Pewter, Liberty & Co', height 14cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe clock ticks when wound and the hands adjust correctly. Light surface wear throughout. There is a small dent to the top cover. General surface scratches and pitting.
Lot 441
CASTLE PEWTER; an Arts & Crafts hammered pewter and enamel decorated mantel clock, with Arabic numerals to the blue/green dial and band of floral detail above the shaped base, length 27cm, height 17cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe minute hand and wheel holding it in place are loose, some heavy toning to the clock in parts and light surface scratches,
Lot 443
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO; a Tudric pewter and enamelled biscuit box, no.0194, height 11.5cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe piece is very well presented. It is polished with no pitting or rubbing. Light surface scratches and a couple of minute chips to the enamel but none have been restored.
Lot 448
LIBERTY & CO; a pewter and enamelled rectangular trinket box, no.0125, the hinged lid with an enamelled plaque of a masted galleon at sea, attributed to Charles Fleetwood Varley, cedar lined, length 17.5cm, width 10.5cm, height 5.25cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationLight surface scratches and crazing to the enamel but free from any restoration. A dark tone throughout. The lid is very slightly off when it closes to the base. it is slightly misshapen around the rim. Light scratches throughout.
Lot 449
LIBERTY & CO; a pewter and enamelled trinket box, no.0586, the hinged lid set with rectangular plaque depicting a young woman in profile, cedar lined, height 6.5cm, length 13.25cm, depth 10.75cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationThe lid is very slightly sprung. Some light scratches to the enamel plaque but no restoration. Quite heavy toning throughout to the metalwork with some scratches noticeable around the base.
Lot 450
LIBERTY & CO; a pewter and enamelled rectangular trinket box, no.0553, the hinged lid set with rectangular enamelled plaque depicting a young Japanese woman holding up a parasol, cedar lined, length 13.5cm, width 10.75cm, height 6cm.Provenance: private collection north-west.Additional InformationNo restoration to the enamel, just some light surface crazing and scratches. Some dark toning to the pewter. The lid closes correctly. There is just a tiny compressed area to the rear hinge which has slightly torn the lid but this is being ultra critical. A few small dents.
Lot 458
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR TUDRIC; a pewter dish of oval form embossed with stylised motifs, width 21.5cm, impressed marks and number 0164, together with an English pewter twin handled vase, numbered 029, height 25cm (2).Additional InformationBoth items have been polished. The tray has light surface wear and scratches, slightly bent, heavy surface wear to the underside. The vase is slightly wobbly, light scratches and surface wear, minor denting to the underside or the rim.
Lot 469
An Art Nouveau polished pewter centrepiece in the manner of WMF, with iridescent moulded glass bowl with wavy rim, supported by five arms, flanked by U-shaped bowl, unmarked, height 40cm, length 54cm.Additional InformationWear and losses to the pewter, light scratches and scuffs to the bowl, internal lines and deep scratch to the underside of the bowl.
Lot 473
WALTER CRANE FOR MAW & CO; a large red lustre vase, circa 1891, of elongated ovoid form, painted with classical female figures, arms raised and crossed, holding oil lamps between snake-entwined trees and heart shaped border, painted mark to base, height 32.5cm. Additional InformationThere is an area of sprayed restoration to the inside of the rim, however this does appear to only be on the inside, rather than the outside. You can also feel a small rough area underneath the rim where it meets the body of the vase, and there are a couple of light surface scratches, and crazing throughout.
Lot 474
DAISY MAKEIG-JONES FOR WEDGWOOD; a ginger jar and cover of shouldered form, decorated with fairies and a castle scene, pattern number Z4968, height 25cm.Additional InformationLight wear to the gilding, minor scratches and scuffs, light crazing to the jar and cover, there is very tight hairline/craze line crack to the cover, difficult to see, otherwise good.
Lot 483
A Della Robbia inspired floral painted bowl, inscribed 'God Save the King', with painted monogrammed initials and further mark to the base, diameter 19cm, and a Minton secessionist twin handled soap dish and strainer, diameter 20cm (2)Additional InformationThe Minton soap dish drainer is badly cracked and crazed. The bowl itself is crazed and also has a hairline crack to the rim. The other bowl has some unusual pitting marks underneath the rim, which is also rather rough in patches, and some light crazing throughout.
Lot 51
A large Chinese 19th century Canton Famille Rose enamel painted baluster vase with twin pierced handles, the main body decorated with figures, butterflies and birds in landscape, unmarked, height 59cm.Additional InformationSome pitting to the surface a little bit of surface wear and light scratches. There are a couple of star cracks but these are just in the glaze rather than the body of the vase. Overall in good condition.
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