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Lot 1047
A bracket clock, the 17.5 cm arch square brass dial signed Rich'd Day, London, having a matt centre, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, gilt brass spandrels and Strike/Silent subsidiary dial to the arch, fitted an eight day movement, the back plate and pendulum engraved foliage, in a mahogany case with gilt metal mounts (lacks bells), with a key and pendulum, 53 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by GH This lot hasn't been offered for auction before. Case is generally in good condition with some small cracks to veneer and the occasional light scratch commensurate with age. The right hand side of the moulding below the top canopy appears to have a chip where the two pieces of moulding connect. The pierced wood on both sides of the clock has damage. The left hand side as you face the clock has more damage with almost all of the pierced latticework broken off and missing. On the right hand side there are three or four parts of the lattice missing on the bottom left hand side. There is further damage to the wood as you open the door to reveal the face where three parts of the surrounding wood to the face are cracked with one cracked and displaying some loss. The face itself is in good condition with slight age related discolouring to the metal and a possibility that either the hour or minute hand is not original as they don't match. Looking at the movement through the back of the clock, the movement has almost certainly been taken out at some point and there are at least two screws missing from the brackets which hold the movement on to the case and as mentioned in the description the bells are missing from the back of the movement. Also visible from the back of the clock the piece of moulding on the right hand side of the door is loose at the top and the moulding that surrounds the top of the clock has also been chipped on the right hand side and there is a gap where the mouldings meet. But overall presents well. Charterhouse does not guarantee the working condition of any watches or clocks.
Lot 1083
A gentleman's Omega wristwatch, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial Condition report Report by GH Glass in in good condition with some light surface scratches. Similarly case is in good condition with very light surface scratches commensurate with use. The dial is in good condition with no cracks to the enamel and numerals not showing any wear. The clock ticks and winds and appears to be in working order. Overall in good condition. Charterhouse does not guarantee the working condition of any watches or clocks
Lot 288
A Hutchinson Tyres enamel sign, dark blue on light blue, double sided, some light damage Condition report Report by MW First side There are a couple of chips to the surface of the enamel one below the N in Hutchinson which is approx. half and inch x quarter of an inch. Another above the S in Hutchinson which is about the same size. The overall enamel has good bright colours and would benefit from being polished. Second side Generally the enamel is in better condition with enamel losses to the edges as is usual, There are two small patches which have been retouched in the H but they are only small. Generally the enamel is in good condition and would benefit from being polished but at the time is still bright.
Lot 385
A Dinky Toys Char AMX Poseur De Pont, 883, and a Dinky Supertoys Camion Militaire Brockway Avec Pont De Bateaux, 884, both boxed (2) Condition report Report by MW Both models are in good condition for their age and show wear commensurate with light use. Both boxes are intact but the 884 Brockway box is in poorer condition with split ends, knocks to all edges and corners. The 883 model box has some soil marks and knocks to all corners and is worn on the edges.
Lot 386
A Dinky Toys Camion Militaire Berliet Tous Terrains, 818, a Camion Militaire Amphibie, 825, and two others, 626 and 670, all boxed (4) Condition report Report by MW The models are generally in good condition for their age and show wear commensurate with light use. Boxes are intact but have scuffs to the edges and corners
Lot 731
A copper and oak box, made from material from The Royal George, which served as the Royal Yacht of George III, IV, William IV & Queen Victoria, 24.5 cm wide Condition report Report by GH The box of the lid has some light scratching to the copper and some wear to the inscription. There is quite a lot of excess polish between the copper top and the wooden moulding beneath. The interior of the box is in good condition with the divider present. The hinges are also in good condition. All four bun feet are present, but there does not appear to be a key. Overall the wood is not perfect and is slightly scratched and dented commensurate with age, but overall good.
Lot 755
Carroll (Lewis) Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, illus by Arthur Rackham, 646/1100, cloth, and other assorted volumes (box) Condition report Report by GH A request is mainly interested in the Alice in Wonderland book. Top left, inside front cover is written Elizabeth Mary Street, in biro, in child's writing. There is also a gift inscription on the third page, which says ' from G J P to Ri SS 26 October 1912 1918 The opposite page is browned, some very light foxing to predominantly the page borders, and occasional marks on some pages. All plates and tissues are present and in good condition with no evident creasing, tearing or folding or any damage. The binding is generally good, with some shelf wear. Some crease marks to the back and some discolouration to the front. Overall good. The printer of the Alice's Adventures in Wonderland book is William Heinemann London, and Doubleday Page & Co New York. There is a piece on the fourth page which indicates that the edition is limited to 1130 copies, of which 1100 are for sale in Great Britain, Ireland and Colonies and 30 are for presentation and this is No 646. There is not a printed year but the gift inscription suggests that it was given as a present in 1912. The copy of A Midsummer Night's Dream illustrated by Arthur Rackham has some inward folds and shelf wear to the binding and cover, and the spine is slightly tatty at the top and bottom, otherwise the binding is strong. There is foxing to the pages throughout the book, however, the plates are in good order, and appear to be all present. The Rip Van Winkle illustrated by Arthur Rackham has a tatty cover with loss to the spine and a slightly loose binding. There is some foxing to many pages, but colour illustrations generally good. List of books in lot: Rip Van Winkle, also illustrated by Arthur Rackham: A Midsummer Night's Dream, also illustration by Arthur Rackham: The Water Babies by Charles Kingsley, with illustrations by Jessie Wilcox-Smith: Ploof The Wild Duck, and Tales for Teeny Wee by Natalie Joan Rip Van Winkle - not first edition - all plates present. Midsummer Night's Dream - 2nd Edition. All plates present. Unfortunately we are unable to do Telephone Bids on Lot 755.
Lot 770
Chinese school, figures in a garden, watercolour, signed, 20.5 x 16.5 cm, and three others (4) See illustration Condition report Report by GH Some light foxing and discolouration to paper. A small amount of loss to paper on the border of one of the images, but no damage to the image itself, otherwise no apparent damage. Paint colours strong, no obvious repairs or restoration. Some small chips to frames, mounts in good condition. Overall good.
Lot 825
A Japanese ivory box, with Shibayama decoration of a kneeling gentleman with a bird of prey, 10.5 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB Generally in very good condition, certainly looks early 20th century. The cover: Generally good, a few light scratches and some rubbing. One of the corner metal mounts is missing, two pins holding it together. No major splits or cracks. The base: In a similar condition, a couple of the metal mounts are also missing their pins, the sides and base are not a perfect fit, with a small gap where there has been a little bit of movement. One very minor chip to the underside right in the corner, I have tried to touch this with my fingernail and can't quite feel it, so it therefore, might be dirt.
Lot 829
A Vizagapatam miniature tabletop chess table, on a carved tripod base, 19 cm square, with a natural and stained ivory chess set See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Report by GH Top surface generally good, with some very slight separation of chequer board pieces. Some light cracking to ivory border. One of the decorative nipples is off, but present. Also one nipple entirely missing from the frieze, and two broken in half. Tripod support - slightly wobbly where it connects to the table, and evidence of possible repairs with glue residue visible on to the three legs where they connect to the column. Overall presents very well. Associated pieces in very good condition with one pawn missing its finial, otherwise no apparent damage or restoration. One piece of pierced ivory decoration also missing from the lid of the box.
Lot 1601
A Made in Japan battery operated Ferrari, boxed; together with another Made in Japan boxed car; and others similar. Condition Report: FERRARI: This appears in unused condition, free from rust and scratches. Bx intact but tatty and torn in places. ORION: This appears in used [light] condition, free from rust and corrosion. Body has somne scratching in places. Box intact, but torn and tatty.
Lot 309
A Copeland late Spode part dessert service, retailed through 'Waring and Gillow of London', polychrome decorated with a Asiatic pheasant design, including twelve plates, two circular, two oval and one square dish, with impressed printed and painted marks (17) CONDITION REPORT: Some minor losses to glazing particularly to the rim occasional light chip but otherwise generally good condition
Lot 104
Early 19th Century Cavalry Troopers Breast and Back Plate, possibly English and deeply stamped with the maker’s name **BBELA**? (name partly concealed beneath 2 brass rivet heads). The swollen breastplate with medial ridge, waist flange, turned over brass studded borders, and a pair of brass studs for the shoulder straps; the backplate en-suite and retaining a few scalloped brass covering plates for the shoulder straps. Generally good condition, some light pitting and rust overall.
Lot 132
A Best Quality Pair of Boxlock Flintlock Pocket Pistols by Ezekiel Baker, c.1800, turn off barrels, London proof marks, frames engraved with ovals containing ‘E BAKER’ ‘LONDON’ against fine trophies of arms, concealed triggers, sliding top thumb safety catches locking frizzens to rain-proof pans, twin friction rollers on the frizzen springs, slab walnut grips. One frizzen and on top jaw and screw missing, some very light pitting; an un-touched pair and very suitable for restoration. Overall 5.25”, barrels 1.5”. Good condition.
Lot 149
A .577” Snider Breech Loading Volunteer Carbine by I. Hollis & Sons, London, signed barrel, ladder rearsight to 900 yards, signed lock stamped with maker’s logo of IH&S entwined with motto Makers To Her Majestys War Department, regulation brass mounts, steel barrel band and saddle bar. Overall 36.5”, barrel 18”. Some wear overall, cleaned, some light pitting to barrel. Good condition.
Lot 155
A .577” Enfield Type 3-band Volunteer Percussion Rifle, ramped ladder rearsight to 900 yards stamped WM&Co, lock stamped with crowned VR, 1857, Tower, chained nipple protector, regulation brass mounts, buttcap spur engraved JAs S. NESS No 1 Comy LSVR (indistinct but reasonably legible), chequered small and fore, buckskin sling, screwed steel barrel bands, with correct pattern triangular socket bayonet in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Barrel refinished, some light pitting to iron parts, stock well refinished, good condition. Overall 55.5”, barrel 39”.
Lot 66
British Constabulary Sidearm, un-cleaned brass mounted sidearm with button release to the reverse. Curved blade with remains of the original etching visible, S.C. No 36. Some light surface rusting to the blade. Complete with the original brass mounted leather scabbard. Top scabbard chape is stamped 17. Some scuffing to the scabbard and small area of damage to the grip.
Lot 84
Scarce 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Dockyard Battalion Officers Sword, lion head pommel with gilt metal dish guard having Victorian crowned fouled anchor. Grip retains the original wire. Blade is etched to one side with foliage and large Anchor to the centre with Royal Dockyard Battalion above, and the other side having foliage and crowned cipher. Some light surface staining and corrosion to the blade. Complete with the original brass mounted leather scabbard, having Wilkinson makers tablet on the reverse of the top chape. Blade measures 31 inches.
Lot 2065
A pair of late 19th century 18" terrestrial and celestial globes by C. Smith & Son, each set within a ring turned and block frame bearing presentation plaque inscribed "Presented by Bro. E. Sussmann, Worshipful Master, Feby, 12th 1916", both inscribed to the globe, overall height approx 102cm. CONDITION REPORT: The following condition report is designed to give an accurate representation of the lot, but if anything is slightly over-critical. Terrestrial globe: inscribed "Smith's Terrestrial Globe containing all the latest discoveries, London, C. Smith & Son Limited", there are areas of brown staining and scuffs throughout, there are small losses to the paper throughout, more noticeable damage is to Brazil where there has been a 2 x 1cm oval dent, also an area of brown to the Indian Ocean. The metal hooped bar at the top of the globe has been broken, but this is a clean break. A section of the horizontal frame has been broken and repaired, this is running through May-July, Gemini-Cancer. Also in the horizontal frame there are screws through the horizontal platform to the legs, running through September and January. The framework itself is slightly loose and there have been some screw repairs through the block sections. Overall slightly faded in colour. Celestial globe: inscribed "Smith's Celestial Globe, C. Smith & Son Ltd, London & Croydon", some light staining throughout and patches of brown, small scuffs and tears, the framework is slightly loose and there has been a dowelled repair to the horizontal frame through January and May. Overall slightly faded in colour.
Lot 2221
A Georgian oak and mahogany banded dresser base, with three frieze drawers above a fretwork apron, raised on square section supports to castors, width 174cm, depth 44.5cm, height 81cm. CONDITION REPORT: Apart from general wear, light scratching throughout, dents including some major, there is a small split between parts of the top approx 52cm.
Lot 678
GEORGE BENTLY; watercolour, expansive moorland landscape with sheep grazing beside a stream, signed, 44.5 x 72.5cm, framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: In a period thin gilt frame which has a few losses, the painting is overall in good order, a couple of slight areas of light staining, but colours have remained strong.
Lot 1357
An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver Art Deco style Menorah candelabrum, the square tapering stem surmounted with star of David and with an applied servant light (shames), raised on square stepped base, Alexander Smith, Birmingham 1963, height 26.5cm, approx 11.3ozt. CONDITION REPORT: The base has been misshapen and the Menorah is slightly wobbly, tarnished, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 1447
A George VI hallmarked silver rectangular cigarette box, centred with a rectangular cartouche with presentation inscription "Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd Presented to A. Johnson for 30 Years Service 1946" to the hinged engine turned decorated lid, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1947, 18 x 9.5 x 6cm. CONDITION REPORT: Has a wooden liner so we cannot provide a silver weight. Some light surface scratches. Postage within UK would be £15 + VAT. Postage to USA would be approximately £40.
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