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Lot 623
17th Century English oak coffer, circa 1640, the triple panelled top enclosing storage space and a candle box, panel sides, the front with a carved scroll and flower design, three panels to the front with foliate circulars to each panel. Raised on block supports, 112cm wide, 53cm deep, 53cm high
Lot 2094
DUTCH OIL ON WOOD PANEL, 19TH.C. H 22", W 29", RIVER SCENEUnsigned and framed.Has inpainting. (As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: small spot of overpainting in the sky in the UL and along the lower right edge; horizontal crack through upper center. Rf, 12-22-2015)- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
Lot 2129
VICTOR BONATO (GERMAN B.1934), GLASS MIRROR ON PANEL, DEC. 1969, H 19", W 19", "H - UU - 69"On verso: signed; stamped; 17/30 (edition); dated and titled (see photo detail); steel original frame. Provenance purchased from Hudson's , Detroit, MI, 1970.Minor scratches (mostly at the bottom); minor scratching to steel molding. Rf- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
Lot 2100
ALBERT FRIEDRICH SCHRODER (GERMAN, 1854-1939), OIL ON WOOD PANEL, 1887, H 12", W 16"Signed and dated 1887. Also "Mn" for Munich or Munchen. Genre scene depicting a young girl dancing to the music of a lute. Friedrich Schroder, born at Dresden 1854, died in Munich 1939. Label on back: Hanna Thomson Galleries David Whitney Building Detroit. German, 1854-1939.Mahogany panel has been under glass thus has no condition issues. In McMillan family for 75 years. Jw (As viewed under UV light in the unopened frame: UV clean; long vertical crack in the bottom of the mother's dress; wood panel is bevelled; frame has cracks and is slightly chipped. Rf, 2-9-2016)- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.
Lot 1594
MANNER OF HANS HOLBEIN (c.1497-1543), Circa 1700 PORTRAIT OF SIR THOMAS MORE (1478-1535), HUMANIST SCHOLAR, LAWYER AND STATESMAN Bears date MDXXVIIII, oil on panel 69.5 x 56cm. * Derived from Holbein's famous 1527 depiction of More (New York, Frick Collection, 75 x 60cm). This picture follows in the tradition of a `corridor portrait`, designed to provide decorative and instructive furnishing in the Long Gallery of a house of the 17th- or 18th Century. The pose is almost identical to the central character in Holbein's group portrait of the family of More (now lost, but a sketch survives in Basle). Provenance: Acquired by Colonel Charles Thomas John Moore (1827-1900) of Frampton Hall; thence by descent to Valerie Tunnard-Moore, Guernsey ++ Formerly cradled; scattered retouching throughout, particularly along vertical cracks in panel (not obtrusive to the naked eye)
Lot 1845
MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the painted dial with 12 1/2" chapter ring, inscribed Richard Waycott, Glastonbury, with floral arch, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture on an eight day striking movement, the inlaid body with pierced fretwork broken swan neck pediment and columns, the trunk with arching door and panel base, height 225cm
Lot 1844
GREEN LACQUERED LONG CASE CLOCK, 18th century, the brass dial with 11 1/2" silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture beneath a moon and sun phase dial with an automaton figure of Father Time, inscribed Wm Andrews, London, on an eight day striking movement, the hood with blind fretwork, arching glazed door with 3/4 columns, the trunk with arched panel and plinth base, the whole with a chinoiserie pagoda scene in relief with gilt painted highlights, height 217cm
Lot 1589
MANNER OF CORNELIS ENGEBRECHTSZ (c.1460/68-1527) TRIPTYCH: ADORATION OF THE MAGI (centre); THE TAKING OF ST. PETER (left); THE BEHEADING OF ST. PAUL (right) Oil on panel, the outer wings apparently by a different hand, showing `Noli me Tangere` (left) and `Christ healing the blind man` (right) Central panel 44.5 x 33cm.; wings 44.5 x 15cm.; open 50.5 x 73cm inc frame; closed 50.5 x 37cm. ++ Paint loss in central panel, principally at tight, but also elsewhere (see head of kneeling magus at left); some incipient blistering and flaking of surface; some scattered retouching on all panels
Lot 1808
BRASS FOUR PANE CARRIAGE CLOCK, the enamelled face with French style numerals to the main and alarm dials, on an eight day half hourly striking brass movement with repeater and alarm mechanisms, in a case with Corinthinan column corners and blind fret work panel to the front, height excluding handle 16cm
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