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Click here to subscribeA pair of antique early - mid 19th century Chinoiserie hardwood marble side tables / stands, with pink marble inserts in studded wooden top, mounted on foliate display with guardian / Dog of Fo tripod legs atop claw and ball feet. One with a foliate panel loose but present, the other with wear to the top. Measuring 26cm tall approx., with a diameter of 20.5cm.
A George III 18th century elm & beech English Country Windsor carver armchair. The armchair having a carved wood spindle come back with a single shaped slat panel. Shaped elbow rests and saddle panel seat all raised on turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher. Measures approx. 107cm x 56cm x 40cm.
A pair of 17th century English high back dining / hall chairs. The chairs being of oak construction having decorative carved scroll top rails with ball finial terminals over single recessed chamfered edge fielded panel backs. The backrest terminating to oak panel seat rest raised on block and turn supports united by peripheral stretchers. Measures approx. 112cm x 45cm x 38cm.
A 19th century Queen Anne revival walnut eight day longcase clock movement. The clock with a brass arch dial signed 'James Bush, Tower Street, London', with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar finished with a silvered Roman numeral chapter ring. Arched hood and fluted front corner hood pilasters over a rectangular long trunk door on a single panel box base and shaped bracket feet. Measures approx. 234cm x 48cm x 26cm.
A pair of 17th century oak high back carved dining chairs. Each chair having a carved in relief back rest with central rattan panel, flanked by turned finials atop over block & barley twist columns. All raised on turned and block stretchered legs united by peripheral stretchers with front carved slat. The chairs with good later 19th century Persian rug pad cushions for the seats. Measures approx. 116cm x 50cm x 41cm.
A pair of 17th century walnut high back dining carver armchairs. Each armchair having a carved in relief back rest with central rattan panel, flanked by turned finials atop over block & barley twist columns. Shaped scrolled elbow rests over rattan squared seat. All raised on turned and block stretchered legs united by peripheral stretchers with front carved slat. Measures approx. 120cm x 60cm x 54cm.
A good 19th century country pitch pine French kitchen armoire display dresser. The cabinet with pediment top over large single glazed door opening to reveal a series of shelves before a large mirror panel back. The dresser with twin columns either side of door and with plinth shaped base below. Measures approx. 215cm x 98cm x 44cm.
An early 20th century North West Persian Islamic Heriz hand woven floor carpet runner rug having a central panel with alternating stylized foliate patterns in earthy colourways enclosed within a series of graduating outer borders singularly decorated. Tassels to ends. It measures approx. 275 x 75cm.
A Victorian 19th century walnut & marquetry breakfront sideboard credenza having a flared top over an inlaid and detailed fitted frieze. Central single cupboard door with inlaid panel with decorative corbels to sides. The central door flanked by glazed cabinet door revealing shelving interiors. Raised on plinth base. Measures approx. 110 x 78 x 36cm.
A 19th century military Camphor wood campaign chest coffer. The military chest with plinth banded base, carry handles to the sides with a pair of Bramah double brass locks to the front panel. The hinged top with brass recessed campaign handle centre and brass bracket work to the corners. Measures approx. 53cm x 93cm x 67cm.
A Victorian 19th century mahogany & brass pole screen. The fire screen having a needlepoint central panel with Cockatoo parrot & flowers within a shaped carved wooden frame. Adjustable pole with acanthus brass leaves to base. Raised on a tripod base with scrolled feet. Measures approx. 130cm tall x 40cm in diameter.
A 19th century George III mahogany estate bookcase bureau. The bureau with twin fielded panel doors with shelved interior, flared pediment top. The bureau with fall front having appointed interior within. Drawers beneath, all raised on bracket feet. This bureau and other furniture in the auction part of the Olive Knox Will Trust who was married to Alfred Dillwyn Knox, a historic figure in the history of codebreaking at Bletchley Park. BIO: Alfred Dillwyn (Dilly) Knox (23 July 1884 - 27 February 1943) was a British classics scholar, papyrologist and codebreaker. During WWI he worked at the Navy's Room 40 codebreaking unit, where he helped decrypt the Zimmermann Telegram, which brought the US into World War I [1]. During World War II (WWII) he ran his own codebreaking operation — Intelligence Service Knox (ISK) — at Bletchley Park, where he was successful in breaking the Enigma cipher of the Abwehr. Also documented to have encouraged Alan Turing to develop the Bombe machine which was to become the main tool for breaking Enigma keys during WW2.
A 19th Century Chinese Oriental ebonised rosewood / padouk vase stand table. The table / plant stand having a central marble panel inset to a plain top over heavily pierced floral carved detailing to the frieze. All being raised sweeping carved, cabriole supports with claw and ball feet. Measures approx. 45 x 43 x 43cm.
A Cased Edward VII Silver Condiment-Set, by William Henry Stokes and Arthur George Ireland, Chester, 1902, Retailed by R. & W Sorley, Glasgow, each piece with openwork sides over blue glass liners, on tapering panel feet, comprising a pair of mustard-pots; a pair of pepperettes; a set of four salt-cellars and four associated spoons, in fitted red-leather covered case, the case 31cm wide (qty)
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