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Lot 627
A pair of English Regency glass decanters and stoppers with hobnail and panel cutting and three rings to the neck, each 9ins high, a Regency glass cylindrical bowl and cover on high foot, 5.75ins high, two black lacquered bottle coasters with gilt detail, 5.25ins and 5.75ins diameter, and a small collection of glassware, various
Lot 172
A modern pine four-panel screen by Diana Lamb,painted with an open rural landscape with a pond, birds and two rabbits in the foregound, a dog and insects beyond, the reverse painted with flowers and butterflies, signed and dated 93,123cm higheach panel 91cm wideDiana Lamb is a contemporary Norwich based artist, a member of the 'Norwich 20 Group', she has exhibited extensively in London, Norwich and further afield.
Lot 83
A George III mahogany linen press,the swan neck pediment over a cornice decorated with fret carving and blue painted glass panels decorated with urns and foliate scrolls, the centre panel inscribed 'John Todd, Wigan', with a pair of figured panel doors, with boxwood and ebony stringing over three long drawers, flanked by floral trellis inlaid canted corners, over three long drawers, on a plinth base,129cm wide60cm deep214cm highJohn Todd (c.1800)John Todd was a banker in Wigton, Cumberland and was a member of a well known local landowning family. The Todds were generous benefactors and a member of the family built, at his own expense, a church, school, parsonage and house in the village of West Newton near Wigton.
Lot 1141
Phoebe Peto Willetts (1917 - 1978), pastel - Rochdale Canal, circa 1968, in glazed frame, 58.5cm x 44cm. Note: Mother with her drowned child, why again? A child had died every year for forty years in the derelict, rubbish filled canal that ran through Miles Platting, Manchester, Phoebe and Alfred's Parish - they successfully campaigned for it to be filled in. Also sold with a mixed media panel relating to the canal drownings (2)
Lot 1152
19th century French mantel clock with eight day movement, outside countwheel, striking on a gong, with Japy Frères stamp and signed - Rollin à Paris 3280, gilt metal dial with individual inset enamelled blue Roman numerals and pierced trefoil hands, in a boulle work case of waisted form, with glass panel and rococo gilt metal mounts, on four scroll feet, surmounted by a seated figure playing a musical instrument, 40cm overall height (pendulum present, key lacking) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition reasonably good. Movement is clean, no visible signs of repair but has not been removed from case. Pendulum is numbered same as movement and appears original. Suspension spring is broken and we are unable to say if movement is in full working order. Dial is good, no damage to enamel numerals. Hands very slight rust. Case is reasonable but needs attention. Inlaid brass decoration is lifting in several places on both sides and top. Background is cracked and has surface damage on top and left hand side.
Lot 1167
19th century mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and pierced gilt metal hands, in a porcelain case with gold scroll decoration and painted floral panel surmounted by a gold highlighted flower-head finial, standing on a separate porcelain plinth with gold shell and scroll decoration under a large glass dome, dome and stand 48cm overall height (pendulum and winding key present)
Lot 1179
19th century French mantel clock with eight day spring-driven movement, silk suspension and outside countwheel striking on a bell, slow / fast regulator, gilt dial with bead borders, engine-turned decoration and Roman numerals in a Jacob Petit porcelain case with rococo pink and blue scroll decoration and floral painted panel, 31cm overall height (pendulum present, key lacking)
Lot 1264
George III, probably Irish, mahogany open elbow chair with shell cresting above pierced splat back, scroll arms terminating in bird's head terminals, drop-in floral tapestry seat on cabriole front legs with claw and ball feet CONDITION REPORT Back panel old split to small carving, chair slightly wobbly, splits to front corners, left hand ball and claw terminal split in half but still present
Lot 1305
Large and impressive good quality Victorian mahogany pole screen with a shield-shape needlework panel depicting a Lady Amherst pheasant perched on branch amongst flowers and foliage, within a finely carved mahogany frame with shaped scroll cresting and beaded edge, on an adjustable brass column, the tripod base with fluted and beaded stem and three scroll legs, 193cm high
Lot 551
19th century Italian carved shell cameo brooch, the oval panel relief carved depicting a classical figure group, in a yellow metal mount with engraved and openwork 'C' scrolls, 77mm x 65mm CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. No obvious damage or repairs. Mount appears to be gold but has not been tested. The cameo has no damage, minor signs of wear to the carving on the points of high relief. Wear commensurate with age. Total gross weight 27.5 grams
Lot 583
Victorian enamel and banded agate mourning brooch with central oval banded agate panel within an interwoven gold and black enamel ropetwist border, with glazed locket compartment to reverse with inscription dated 1892, in original fitted box and a Victorian gold and black enamel mourning bangle (2) CONDITION REPORT Brooch - very good quality. Good condition. Agate perfect. No obvious damage to the enamel, although when viewed with a 10x loupe, there appear to be shallow slither chips that possibly have been coloured in. Minor dents and abrasions commensurate with age. Original box. Brooch weight 23.5 grams. 45mm x 35mm. Bangle - very good condition. Inside stamped 9ct. Total gross weight 12.8 grams
Lot 653
Victorian heart-shape pendant with an opaque white agate panel mounted with two forget-me-nots, within textured gold foliage and glazed compartment to reverse, 38mm x 25mm CONDITION REPORT Good condition. Probably originally a brooch and there is evidence of a brooch fitting having been removed. Applied forget-me-not slightly loose
Lot 750
Important Imperial Chinese carved Zitan Scholars' box and cover - Qing Dynasty and believed 18th century, of rectangular form with rounded corners, on four short bracket feet. The four sides and cover finely carved in deep relief with figural landscapes depicting deer, cranes and elderly sages engaged in various pursuits beneath pine, paulownia and other trees growing amid a rocky landscape with flowing streams, bridges and walkways, the wood of a rich brown tone with smooth patina - fitted with later hinges, probably in the 19th century and inscribed on underside of cover 'M Dillon Pekin 1850', 21.5cm wide x 13.2cm high x 15cm deep. Provenance: In a private British Collection for many years CONDITION REPORT Very good original condition. Chip to framing of one side panel to cover. Chip and hairline to framing of cover. Small chip next to one hinge. Felt pads stuck to feet
Lot 798
Late Victorian Arts & Crafts oak smokers cabinet of a type retailed by Liberty and probably made by Shapland & Petter, with panelled door and stencilled scene of a man smoking a clay pipe by a leaded glazed window, flanked by two pipe racks, 44cm wide x 40cm high CONDITION REPORT Some white staining to decorative panel, left hand back foot split. Small chip to wood on front right inner foot. Scuff to wood along front top edge. No signs of woodworm. No maker's / manufacturer's mark visible
Lot 432
18th century oak coffer with two-panel lid on loop and eye iron hinges, the front panels carved with floral medallions and the frieze with intersecting arches, iron lock and one other replacement lock, the interior with candle box and papered with documents and newspaper dated 1820 (height 54cm width 98cm depth 47cm)
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