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Lot 488
ENGLISH SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURYPortrait of a gentleman in a maroon/brown coatoil on canvas76 x 64cmCondition reportThe canvas is lined. Extensive craquelure.A few very small spots of paint loss. Paint starting to lift a little to left side. General small marks in places.Possible old repair to left of face (a horizontal line can be seen approx 6cm long).Some possible retouching in places, including to chin and coat.An opaque varnish prevents further inspection under uv light.
Lot 495
JAMES BARNES (BRITISH, DIED CIRCA 1923)Portraits of girls seated by a woodland stream; a set of twoeach signed 'JAs.BARNES' (lower right); one dated '1910' the other '1914'oil on canvasone 76.2 x 55.9cm; the other 81.3 x 55.9cm(2)ProvenancePrivate collection, UKCondition reportBoth under glass.The work dated 1910: Small pin hole upper left. Otherwise appears generally good.The work dated 1914: Horizontal dark line drawn across top and bottom. Various small brown marks visible, most noticeable to blue bow and dress.Stirp of paint loss to upper left quarter, approx 5cm long. Various other brown marks visible in lower section of work.Neither work examined under uv light.
Lot 497
HENRY HOYLAND (BRITISH, 1894-1948)A clown backstagesigned with incised signature 'Henry Hoyland' (lower left)oil on canvas50.8 x 61cmCondition reportA little craquelure in places. Two lines visible forming a right angle to left of head. A couple of small spots where there appear to be indentations with associated paint loss and over painting to centre right. Paint is lifting a little around these small areas. A small mark lower centre where a very little paint is lifting.Not inspected under uv light.
Lot 554
A WROUGHT IRON JARDINIERE STANDIn the manner of Edgar Brandt102cm highCondition report: Overall decorative and structurally solid. The decorative pierced apron and and scroll collar with lobed rim only runs to the front two sections and is not continued in the round. A minor dent to the edge of the one apron, otherwise, light scuffs, rubbing to the surface and wear. See additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 556
AFTER EMILE PINEDO (1840-1916), A BRONZE SCULPTURE ENTITLED ‘ARABE EN MARCHE’ (2)Signed ‘Pinedo’ to the base of the cast and with foundry mark, inscribed title to the front, 33 cm high; Together with a bronze sculpture of a Water Carrier, after Jean Didier Debut, (1824-1893), signed ‘Debut’ to the cast and with foundry stamp, inscribed ‘Prix de Rome’ to the plaque, 33 cm high (2)Condition report:Both bases with foundry seals stamped ‘ PARIS BRONZE GARANTI’. Overall, light scuffs and rubbing to the dark brown patina. Wear more notable to areas where typically handled. The Water Carrier with a red hat, which is lightly worn and scuffed. Plaques to the front have been resecured, which can be seen by the fresher pins to the underside. Dirt and dust to the recesses.
Lot 557
MAITLAND-SMITH; A PAIR OF SPELTER FOUR-LIGHT LOUIS XVI STYLE CANDELABRA (2)ModernBoth with maker’s label to the underside, 46cm high (2)Condition report: Decorative. Some pitting overall commensurate with material and use. One branch slightly bent inwards. Dirt and dust overall. Some Verdi gris in areas.
Lot 563
A VICTORIAN ROYAL PRESENTATION FRENCH ORMOLU MOUNTED AGATE CASKET AND ANOTHER SIMILARThe first with Presentation inscription dated 1887, Both late 19th CenturyWith engine-milled borders, on bun feet, one engraved ‘FROM V.R.I. AIX-LES-BAINS, APRIL 1887’, 10.5cm wide; 5.5.cm wide; the other with a three compartments and hinged lids, 10.5cm wide; 5cm highThis casket would have been given by Queen Victoria on a visit to Aix-Les-Bains in 1887. She first visited there in 1880. This spa town, created in Roman times, was popular with Europe's crowned heads, aristocrats and the wealthy in the late 19th century.Condition report: Good overall condition. The slightly larger one with a loose back bun foot. Some tarnishing to the metal work. Minor hairline fissure to the right and left front panel. Second casket with tarnishing to metal. Dent to the front left side of the metal banding and subsequent slight buckle to the lower left banding.All feet slightly loose. General scuffs, dirt, light marks commensurate with use and age.
Lot 573
AN ITALIAN ALABASTER GILT-BRONZE MOUNTED COLUMN TABLE LAMPLate 19th CenturyLater fitted for electricity, 70cm high Condition report: Scuffs, small chips and nibbles to the edges. Discolouration in areas, including a very thin light fissure to the column. Dirt and tarnishing to the metal work. Drilled to the base for electrical wiring which runs up inside the column shaft. Will need to be rewired and PAT tested.
Lot 632
A VICTORIAN INFANTRY OFFICERS DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARDCirca 1850The guard applied with a bugle device of a light infantry regiment, crowned pommel, leather and gilt metal scabbard. the locket engraved 'Tatham Charing Crofs', overall length 101.5cmCondition report:- Blade very rusty with no sign of any previous etched decoration- Leather scabbard is perished and detached from the gilt metal locket- Loss of gilt plating throughout
Lot 648
A FRENCH CUT-GLASS AND GILT-BRONZE LANTERNLate 19th / Early 20th CenturyHung with faceted pear-shaped and star-cut glass drops, with internal three-light pendant, approx 73cm high x 45cm wideCondition:- Numerous chips and losses to the hung drops particularly to the points of the stars, no apparent missing drops, overall ok- Glass appears to be original
Lot 669
A PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF A YOUNG LADY (2)Late 18th / Early 19th centuryIn a gold frame with a split pearl border, the reverse with a glazed compartment with a locket of hair, unsigned, 6cm x 5cm, together with a portrait miniature of a gentleman, unsigned, in a black papier-mache frame, the painting approx 5cm x 4cm (2)Condition report:The first would benefit from a careful thorough clean overall, with a few minor small marks to the glass, dirt and dust to the pearl settings, commensurate with age and use. The white specks appear to be flaked painted which seem to be fixed in position under the glass. However, the portrait has not been examined out of the frame. There is likely to be some fading commensurate with age. The surface of the portrait appears flat. The reverse with pin fixed into the hook clip, which appears to be bent fully round now fixed tight. Mild marks and tarnishing to the back, especially around the hinge. The hair is in place.The second: the portrait appears to be painted on ivory, with dirt and dust overall, together with likely fading, commensurate with age and use. The portrait is held in place with copper teeth. Numerous chips, wear and some light warping mostly to the corners of the frame. Tarnishing to the gilt-metal inner frame and foliate hanging mount, which is also loose. A light craquelure to the carton-pierre surface, commensurate with age.
Lot 691
A REGENCY STYLE GILT-METAL AND CUT GLASS EIGHT-LIGHT CHANDELIERHung with cascades of drops, the leaf cast circlet issuing eight scrolled branches with spike shape drops, 90cm dropCondition report:- Central rod is broken at the bottom end, drops need re-attaching in places, some possibly missing.
Lot 905
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED APOTHECARY CABINETWith extensive fitted interior, 27cm wide; 31cm highCondition report: Various light marks, scuffs and wear commensurate with age, however, mahogany is overall in relatively good ‘untouched’ condition. Tarnishing/oxidisation to metal work: escutcheon and carrying handles. The lid is very slightly lifting to one side. No key and lock plate loose, requiring fixing back into position. Veneer section to the front edge loose and present with lot. The top hinged lid opens to reveal: Four glass bottles with gilt brass lids, one of which has completely tarnished and lost it’s gilding and wax sealed cork lining and now loose on the glass bottle. Lift out tray with slide lidded compartment to the sideGlazed ceramic tileSoftwood cased glass syringe (internal edge of case worn with loss)Metal cased candle holder - with candle, stamped to underside ‘PATENT APPLIED FOR’ A ceramic oval shaped bowl on raised foot.Front door opening and closing only when lid open to reveal: Seven compartments, six bottles with glass stoppers, various chips and wear. Labelled drawers (one missing ring pull handle top right), including the top tier containing sliding lid compartments, the second row enclosing a glass mixing bowl but no pestle; four glass vials with contents, three of which with marble paper covered stoppers and three various wood containers, the bottom row enclosing eight apertures with six glass mixing bowls.The reverse door opening and closing when lid is open to reveal: Eight compartments with only seven glass bottles with stoppers present. Labels with some contents remaining. Various wear and chips commensurate with use and age, one stopper missing top half. . See additional photographs on www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 930
A CHARLES II JOINED OAK ENCLOSED CHEST OF DRAWERSCirca 1670, with raised geometric moulding, 105cm wide; 103cm highCondition report: Good overall condition considering age and use. Construction typical of the period and composed in two sections. Some inevitable wear, marks and scuffs in areas overall and to notable to the top, also with light shrinkage to timber. Further shrinkage to the timbers below and more evident to the panelled doors, including the left side door. Repair required to splits / tears to right side of the two internal drawers. Further shrinkage crack along the left bottom edge of the top drawer. Wear / oxidization to the ring pull metal handles. Five elements of moulding are loose and present. Plugged marks from previous handles. Left side hinge a more obvious replacement. Lock plate but no key. A few old worm holes apparent to the bottom boards. Feet probably good replacements and stylistically consistent, some small wear.
Lot 937
A CAMPAIGN STYLE BRASS BOUND YEW WOOD CHESTWith three long drawers, 81cm wide; 40.5cm deep; 81cm highCondition report: Overall, in good decorative and functional condition. A few scuffs, light scratches to the top and sides and marks commensurate with use and age. Also, a few scratches and the odd mark to the central drawer. Drawers run smoothly and some wear underneath the runners. It is 40.5cm deep
Lot 948
IN THE MANNER OF MERROW ASSOCIATES; A 20TH CENTURY CONSOLE TABLEWith glass top on a polished steel base, 149cm wide; 74cm highCondition report: Overall in good condition. The glass top needs to be cleaned. Light surface wear, including a small scratch to the surface, approx 3.5 cm long, but otherwise good. Edges and corners in good condition - serial number 12150 EURO-TUFF. Overall - 148.5 wide 38.5 cm deep. Frame would benefit from a clean and polish. Surfaces slightly tarnished and dulled. A small gap visible to the mitre join between the brass upright and horizontal, needs tightening. No apparent signs of any rust to the frame.
Lot 984
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER WITH PEN WORK DECORATIONWith later alterations, 90cm wide; 137cm highCondition report: Overall, wear to pen work - see additional images www.bellmans.co.ukSome scuffs, scratches and general light shrinkage in areas. Shrinkage split to the right side return. Missing moulded edge to the bottom left side return (see catalogue image). Slight warp to the right hand side door. One key in frieze drawer. Later handles. Later additions and adaptions, which were made some time ago. The tiered shelf is a little awkwardly constructed and secured over the penwork board. The reverse panels show previous fittings. The back edge of the top of the chest has also been adapted or changed at some point, with a different grained timber. Minor old worm holes to the backboards and back edge of chest.
Lot 1000
A WILLIAM IV OCCASIONAL TABLE WITH SPECIMEN MARBLE OCTAGONAL TOPOn a rosewood triform base, 43cm wide; 73cm highCondition report: Marble top is secured to the table, and is an association although it is a very good match and the dimensions fit. The stretcher across the top is also a later replacement. The marble is further secured to the table with blocking. Various small chips to the marble top and some glue repairs in two areas, probably relating to the two cracked areas, also a small section missing from the edge of the marble. Various light scuffs commensurate with use and age. Various small chips and losses to the base, including some to the gadrooned moulding along the triform base and lifting to veneers, together with a section of veneer which is attached. Other pieces of moulding to the shaft have been resecured and four sections are missing from the top of the octagonal shaft. The measurements to the sides of the octagon are: 17.5cm18cm18.3cm18cm18.3cm17.5cm18cm18.5cm
Lot 1004
A REGENCY INLAID MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRRORWith twin candle sconce and downswept supports, 78cm wide; 173cm highCondition report: Overall, in good decorative order. The mirror glass with light scuffs and scratches overall and some speckles of oxidisation, although quite mild considering age. Metal mounts with some loose casting, dirt and dust. One drip pan is lopsided and the turning handle mounts a sit slightly off the rounded edge of the upright. See additional images on www.bellmans.co.ukGeneral discolouration, some marks and scuffs from wear and age. Structurally in good working order.
Lot 1006
A HEPPLEWHITE REVIVAL MAHOGANY FRAMED SQUARE BACK SOFAOn turned supports,198cm wide; 84cm highCondition report: A good, sturdy frame in overall good functional condition. Originally caned, with evidence to caning to the seat rails. Some areas of old worm evident to the seat rails, as to be expected. Some veneer cracks as to be expected with some reglued down and a few patch repairs to the back seat rail at the reverse. The arms have also been resecured with plug marks badly concealed but these would be easily disguised. Old screw holes and screw heads visible along the back rails of the seat back. The back left leg with a spliced repair or path to the side of the leg. Otherwise, light scuffs, scratches, some dents and minor veneer cracks commensurate with use and age.
Lot 1010
HEAL’S; A LIMED OAK THREE DRAWER CHESTOn block supports, 58cm wide; 84cm highCondition report: Overall in good, functional condition. Some light scuffs, marks and minor wear commensurate with use and age. Two small old tack holes to the front right visible. The back with two vacant holes either side, at the top of the uprights and a few other tack holes along the back of the top edge. Originally a dressing table, with the mirror supports removed and top slightly reduced. Minor shrinkage to the top of the right upright, which has been pinned. A black mark to the left front corner, which has been blended out a little. A very slight gap below the top. Wear around the escutheon edges. No key. Ivorine inset label with rubbed name.
Lot 1064
A 19TH CENTURY OAK FRAMED RECTANGULAR MIRRORWith an egg and dart border, 175.5cm wide; 95cm highCondition report: Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk for the mirror plate. The mirror plate with the inevitable light scratches, dirt, dust and some light spotting. Plate is intact with no apparent cracks or dings. The frame with some shrinkage to the timber at the mitred corners. Minor small chips and scuffs in areas, along the edges.
Lot 1065
HEAL’S; A LIMED OAK SIDE CABINETWith an arrangement of 10 drawers, 151cm wide; 48cm deep; 88cm highCondition report:Good overall condition. Light scuffs, knocks and minor abrasions in areas commensurate with use and age. Rubbing to the knob handles. Drawers are slightly misaligned, notably the left side, where they stand slightly proud when closed. See www.bellmans.co.uk for images. 48cm deep.
Lot 1211
A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI BOTTLE VASESEdo period, early 18th centuryEach painted with flower panels against a white ground inhabited with swimming fish, 23.5cm and 22.5cm high (2)One vase with break halfway up neck, chips and haircracks to rim. Also a firing crack across bas, some crazing and light staining to the glaze in places. Some wear to gilding.The rim on the other vase has probably been reduced. Some typical wear to the gilding
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