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Lot 764
A late 19th century oak 'Wainscot' style open armchair, arched cresting carved with a stylised floral lunette, the back panel carved with a portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer, flanked by spirally-turned supports, downswept arms terminating in dragon hand rests, panel seat, turned and blocked forelegs, turned forefeet, 127cm high, 61cm wide, the seat 46cm wide and 41cm deep
Lot 402
18th Century 8 day oak cased longcase clock marked Jos Dean of Birkenshaw, having later carved oak case with broken swan neck hood above arched aperture flanked by reeded columns, carved and moulded foliate waist door on a carved and moulded panel base with bracket feet. Arch brass face with rolling moon, Roman and Arabic numerals, foliate spandrels and subsidiary seconds dial. Face is 17 x 12cm approx. 8 day two train movement with baluster pillars, striking on one bell. Overall 235cm tall approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Silvering from the face is worn. May be a marriage of movement and face as holes in face are drilled through engraved decoration. The case later carved - deeply and heavily in the 19th Century.
Lot 407
19th Century eight day Longcase clock by George Lumsden of Pittenweem (Scotland), the oak case with arched hood flanking arched aperture with reeded pillasters, arch waist door flanked by reeded quarter columns on a plain panel base with bracket feet, arch painted face with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, the face 18 x 13" approx. 8 day two train movement with baluster columns striking on one bell. (B.P. 21% + VAT) The hood lacks its original finials. The case overall is not in bad condition. Panel to the base is showing splits in places. Includes two weights and pendulum.
Lot 263
Art Deco design Mappin & Webb silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration and central vacant cartouche, standing on geometric stepped feet. London 1947, impressed marks to base, 19 x 10 x 6cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Good condition overall, minor dink to one side panel. Hallmarks rubbed in places.
Lot 404
19th Century North Wales mahogany and oak 8 day longcase clock, the case with broken arched pediment to the hood, above arch aperture flanked by fluted columns, cross banded and moulded waist door flanked by similar fluted columns with cross banded panel to the base, lacking original feet. Painted arched face with rolling moon and Roman numerals, seconds dial and date aperture, marked R Rogers, Brymbo. Face 19 x 13.5 approx. 8 day two train movement with baluster pillars striking on one bell. Overall 225cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Face appears to have been touched in, a little worn in places. Case lacks its original feet. Includes pendulum and two weights. Some wear and tear and staining commensurate with age. Panel to base has splits.
Lot 429
Early 20th Century table top three drawer haberdashery cabinet, marked 'Morris & Yeomans Needles', 39 x 30 x 27cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Probably replacement handles, these appearing bakelite. Significant loss to mouldings to the right hand side panel at the top. Labels in good condition and very clear. Minor wear and tear commensurate with age otherwise.
Lot 493
18th Century English oak panel backed settle, the moulded top above five mahogany cross banded panels, scroll shaped open arms with cabriole type front legs, the seat now solid with made to measure fitted cushion. 183 x 59 x 109cm (W x D x H) approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Loss to top edge of back and split on opposite side. Wear to one of the arms, basically sound with good colour and patination.
Lot 425
Late 17th century oak coffer, the moulded top above three fielded panels of square form, standing on style feet and having iron carrying handles to each side panel. Carved MM 1692. 121 x 52 x 75cm approximately.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Shrinkage split to the top with the usual losses, marks, stains, etc. General wear and losses in places commensurate with age.
Lot 451
An oriental stained wooden trunk, the front panel painted with immortals amongst buildings, having metal carrying handles and floral decoration to the side panels. 73 x 46 x 34cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Rather worn and grubby in places. Splits to the top and the sides. Some losses to mouldings, especially to the edges. Very well used condition.
Lot 421
17th century oak Jacobean straight front chest of three drawers, standing on style feet. 86 x 56 x 83cm approximately.(B.P. 21% + VAT) General wear and tear, scratches, watermarks, etc. Especially to the top. Noticeable split to the top panel. Bottom drawer appears to have new pine interior and some losses to mouldings in places.
Lot 256
Early 20th century silver comport, Birmingham 1912, inset with a Worcester porcelain panel depicting sailing ships at sunset. Signed R Rushton. 21cm diameter & 15cm high approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Good clear hallmarks overall. Minor dinks and minor wear to the silver. Overall no obvious losses or cracks. Porcelain panel appears in good condition, with no crack, chips or restoration.
Lot 1076
New old stock, 12 watt folding solar panel pack with two USB charging outputs. Integral part of case with magnetic catch and zipped pocket. Measures 260mm x 160mm folded and 410mm x 260mm open. Working at time of lotting. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)
Lot 1096
New old stock, 12 watt folding solar panel pack with two USB charging outputs. Integral part of case with magnetic catch and zipped pocket. Measures 260mm x 160mm folded and 410mm x 260mm open. Working at time of lotting. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)
Lot 1018
A mid 19th century walnut cased German bracket clock retailed by Camerer Kuss & Co, London, the arched pediment above a hinged glazed door opening to a 16cm white enamelled dial indistinctly signed with the retailers name, the removable back panel with paper retailers label verso, opening to a brass and wood two train movement striking on a coiled gong, the case raised upon an integrated plinth base with shaped apron and bracket feet, 46cm high, with pendulum Clock runs when pendulum is swung, however no guarantee of working order
Lot 1019
A late 19th century golden oak drum dial mantel clock, the 12cm gilt metal dial and two train movement stamped '13521' striking on a saucer bell within the drum case, above a bevelled glazed front panel flanked by a pair of urn shaped finials upon spirally lobed pilasters, raised upon an integrated plinth base, 41cm high, with key and pendulum
Lot 1034
A Louis XVI style green boulle mantel clock, by Lay & Cherfils, mid to late 19th century, of typical waisted form, the 7cm white enamel dial applied with Roman and Arabic numerals, signed with the makers name and enclosing the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with glazed panel and gilt metal appliques, 32cm high (at fault)
Lot 1051
A late 17th/early 18th century oak mule chest, the moulded three plank top above a front panel applied with geometric moulding over two drawers, raised upon bracket feet, 76cm H x 128cm W x 60cm DCondition reportLight marks and scratches to the top, with bars added to the underside. Replaced hinges and lock, base boards appear to be replaced.Overall in sound condition although there have been some alterations and repairs.
Lot 1056
A mid 19th century mahogany parquetry side table, the rectangular top centred with a satinwood and rosewood parquetry panel, above a cross banded frieze, raised upon ring turned uprights united by a conforming cross stretcher, upon four tapering down swept supports and brass castors, 74cm H x 84cm W x 46cm D (at fault)Condition reportWarp to the table top with extensive historic worm to the table top and under structure. Holes to the top later re filled, 4cm chip to the corner veneer.Evidence of later re construction to the underside with blocks added possibly indicating top and base are associated. Other minor losses and wear commensurate with age and use.Difficult to assess the wood under the veneer as it is obscured by the veneer apart from a 4cm strip
Lot 108
A papier mache writing slope, of rectangular form with shaped border raised on compressed bracket feet, the cover decorated with hand painted flowers with mother of pearl inlay and gilt highlights, opening to reveal four-compartment red velvet interior, 31cm x 25cm, together with a case pair of EPNS fish servers (2) CONDITION REPORT:Writing slope: shows extensive crazing to the lacquered finish of the top and cracking, staining and wear to the central mother of pearl inlay. The area around the lock shows losses and repairs. The back right foot is detached but present. The remaining feet show losses. The right hand hinge is loose. The gilt highlights are rubbed throughout. The velvet panel shows wear and fraying to the edges. The gilt highlights are extensively rubbed throughout.Fish servers: The bone handles show yellowing with build ups of dirt and possible staining around the EPNS mounts. The case shows wear, repairs and losses to the exterior, and dirt in the pleated details and satin lining of the interior.
Lot 1096
A mid-19th century walnut console table, the serpentine top upon substantial barley twist supports, united by a concave undershelf, 85cm H x 136.5cm W x 63cm DCondition reportTop possibly has later replaced rear panel with blocks added to the underside.Splits to the veneer on the undershelf where it is joined by the front supports, further veneer joint splits on the undershelf. General knocks and marks commensurate with age and use
Lot 1137
A French Belle Epoque brass three piece bedroom suite, comprising; a dressing table with a shaped mirror raised upon supports cast as mythical winged beasts, extending to candle sconces, above a fabric lined surface and two frieze drawers, raised upon legs of square section, overall applied with scrolling foliate detail and spandrels, 132cm H x 90cm W x 40cm D, along with a conforming glazed bedside cupboard, overlaid with swag detail, 79cm H x 44cm W x 32cm D, and a brass double bed, the open work head board centred with a cast vase of blooms below leafy swags, upon vertical rails with conforming foliate scroll detail, 140cm W (3)Condition reportDressing table, mirror and supports are possibly associated, some stains to the fabric on the top with a slight warp in the top board.Both drawers feel 'tight', with some minor play in the cross stretcher and leg joints.Bedside cabinet, has stains to the top fabric, some play in the glass panel fittings, little or no play in the joints. Bed has no visible or noticeable faults, all items have a degree of tarnishing with some excess polish deposits.
Lot 1145
A Williams IV rosewood work table, the rectangular top above a front cushion frieze drawer and a sliding rear panel (lacking fabric), over a sliding frame probably for a draw bag, raised upon four ring turned tapering supports, united by a 'H' cross stretcher upon bun feet, 85cm H x 50cm W x 40cm D (at fault)
Lot 1152
An early 20th century three fold leather room screen, the four panels embossed with a classical scrolling foliate design, embellished with gilt upon a green ground, opposed by ebonised rear panels, each panel measures 176cm H x 45cm W (at fault)Condition reportRH far panel has a 20cm tear at the top with a second 10cm tear halfway down, extending to a 4cm square hole.LH far panel has a 12cm tear, general overall scuffs and wear
Lot 1184
A matched set of six Thonet type bentwood chairs, early 20th century, each with a cordiform rattan back panel above a rattan seat, raised upon out swept tapering legs, 94cm high, some minor repairs and faults (6) (at fault) One chair indistinctly stamped to underside, the others all without makers name.Elbow chair seat height 45cm, the remainder 48cm highLater coach bolts fitted to the rear of the chairs
Lot 204
A signet ring, comprising a Victorian 22ct gold band surmounted by a later heart-shaped gold coloured panel with monogrammed initials, ring size Q, together turquoise three stone ring, designed as three polished turquoise cabochons set in gold coloured mounts with engraved detail, upon a gold coloured band, marks for 1825, ring size O 1/2, gross weight 4.7gms (2)
Lot 210
A Victorian style paste set bracelet, comprising four oval mixed cut purple paste, each measuring 16mm x 12mm, all set in yellow metal to rope twist borders, with shaped panel spacers between each, toggle fastening, 18cm long, together with a Victorian style paste set pendant, 5.2cm long (2)
Lot 331
A Victorian 9ct gold panel brooch, bi-colour floral motif to centre and beaded decoration border, hinged pin and simple loop fastening to reverse, marks for Birmingham 1890, 4cm x 2.2cm, together with an aesthetic design 9ct gold bar brooch, marks for Chester 1915, 4.3cm wide, and a 9ct gold bow brooch, 3.8cm wide, gross weight of group 8.4gms (3)
Lot 361
An Edwardian 18ct gold knot design ring, marks for Chester 1908, size O ½, together with a late Victorian 18ct gold braided ring, marks for Chester 1900, size L ½, weight of group 9.3gms (2)CR; Knot ring: Several dings and dents to the knot shaped head. The ring does appear to have been misshapen or stretched, as the knot looks slightly pulled and the shoulders differ - one side is split and the other is not (see pictures). There is also moderate misshaping to the shank. There is scratching and wear to the ring overall, but no signs of repair. Hallmarks are heavily worn.Braided example: There is a beaded detail missing on the central braided panel of the ring. There is general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use to the head and shank - the bead work in particular seems to have been dented and flattened overtime. There is no obvious signs of splitting, damage or repair to any part of the ring.
Lot 365
A Victorian 18ct gold sapphire set ring, the central panel comprising three eight cut sapphires, continuing to a gold shank engraved with clovers, hallmarks for Birmingham 1880, ring size M ½, together with a George V ruby and diamond 18ct gold ring, ring size K ½, weight of group 5.0gms (2)
Lot 374
An enamelled 9ct gold locket pendant, of oval form, the central panel decorated with blue enamel and gilded flowers within a scrolling border, two vacant internal compartments, hallmarked for Sheffield 1975, 33mm x 27mm, suspended on a belcher link chain, spring ring and loop fastening stamped '375', length 66cm, gross weight 18.7gms
Lot 457
A gold coloured signet ring, the central square panel with monogrammed initials, stepped shoulders and plain polished shank, indistinctly stamped, ring size O, together with a a 9ct gold ruby and pearl set bar brooch, 49mm wide, and a diamond three stone 18ct gold and platinum ring, size N, gross weight 9.2gms (3)
Lot 579
W. E. Cooke (British, fl. late 19th century),A family outside a farmhouse with woman feeding ducks,Oil on panel,Monogrammed lower right and dated "1880",19cm x 23.5cm,Gilt mounted, gilt framed and glazedand a further W. E. Cooke (British, fl. late 19th century), A barnyard scene with woman feeding ducks, Oil on panel, Monogrammed lower right and dated "1880", 19cm x 23.5cm, Gilt mounted, gilt framed and glazed (frame at fault) (2)
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