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Lot 452
A mid Victorian oak secretaire library bookcase cabinet. The moulded cornice above twin glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves within.The base with secretaire drawer revealing a birdseye maple veneer small drawers with two panel cupboard doors below raised on a plinth base. 207cms High x 95cms Wide x 45cms Depth
Lot 147
A George V Police Truncheon by Hiatt & Co., Birmingham, in mahogany, the body painted with crowned GR cypher in colours and gilt, over CONSTABLE within a red and gilt cartouche, with fluted grip, the pommel stamped with maker`s name; a Very Similar Truncheon, the body painted with crowned GR cypher over 94 within a kidney shape panel, over S.B.S.C. in red, white and gilt, no maker`s name, each 38.5cm (2)
Lot 313
A Fairburn Sykes ``F-S`` Fighting Knife, the 18cm double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge to each side, the ricasso with recessed panel inscribed THE F~S FIGHTING KNIFE, with recurving crossguard and diamond cut grip, the whole later chromium plated, with a brass mounted leather scabbard; a Fighting Knife, with 16cm slender clip point steel blade, steel crossguard and ribbed grip with tapering cylindrical pommel (2)
Lot 396
An Inuit Type Sword, the 55cm single edge steel blade with upturned tip, the ricasso with incised sword motif and pierced circular panel, the hilt made from the shoulder blade of a mammal, the two piece wood scabbard carved and strung with strands of vegetable fibre, the whole covered in a cream pigment and forming a stylised fish
Lot 567
A JAPANESE CARVED IVORY PAGE TURNER of slender oblong form^ the handle carved and pierced as a seated female figure^ the blade with scrolling designs against a diaper panel 23.3cm(L); sold together with a Chinese carved ivory book mark^ early 20th century^ carved with Cantonese type figural decoration. 12.6cm(L) Age staining and minor marks but generally ok.
Lot 745
Attributed to William Shayer Senior (British 1788-1879) A COASTAL FISHING VILLAGE SCENE^ oil on panel^ a small fishing village under imposing cliffs^ indistinctly signed lower left^ in an ornate gilt frame with attribution and date 1849^ under glass. 20cm x 25cm Surface dirt etc^ some cracking to frame.
Lot 765
A CASED FRENCH BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK having a swing handle and oval bevelled glass aperture exposing the platform escapement^ the four rectangular bevelled glass panels enclosing the white enamel dial with Roman hours^ on a platform base. 11.5cm(h) all housed within a plush lined^ leather covered case^ with winding key. Front and right side glass panels loose^ chip to rear door glass panel lower right corner^ door loose^ dial loose^ tarnishing^ staining to dial^ scuffs^ rips and small depletions to case.
Lot 768
A FRENCH BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK^ 20th century^ with shaped carrying handle^ rectangular bevelled glass panel and platform escapement marked `Made in France`^ the movement and white enamelled dial with Roman hours behind bevelled glass panels^ on a plinth base. 12.5cm(h) Generally good apart form a small patch of oxidation/acid stain to handle.
Lot 770
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT-METAL AND TORTOISESHELL MANTEL CLOCK of balloon form^ having a gilt-metal surmount^ an enamelled circular dial with sectioned Roman hours and Arabic minutes^ the remains of a maker`s name `Church` and lower shaped glass panel^ the red tortoiseshell covered case with gilt metal mounts^ the striking movement marked `Vincenti & Cie Medaille D`argent 1855 6375 52`. 37cm(h) Condition commensurate with age^ some wear to dial^ tarnishing^ and minor veneer splits and depletions.
Lot 771
A BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK having a shaped carrying handle and oval bevelled glass panel enclosing the platform escapement^ the white enamelled dial with Roman hours^ the reverse marked with lion motif^ on a plinth base. 11cm(h) x 8cm(w) x 6cm(d) Minor marks and scratches but generally good.
Lot 773
A FRENCH BRASS FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGE CLOCK with shaped swing handle^ an oval bevelled glass panel enclosing the platform escapement^ the white enamel dial with Roman hours and subsidiary dial with Arabic numerals^ the striking movement marked `Made in France`. 14cm(h) Cracks and small losses to dial^ top and left side glass panels slightly loose^ tarnishing and minor scratches.
Lot 778
A MID-19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONG CASE CLOCK having a broken swan-neck pediment^ arched glazed hood door and turned columns^ the short shaped trunk door with central oval veneered panel within banding^ over a small conforming panel and base^ with turned columns to each side^ the arch of the dial painted with a rolling moon phase mechanism and hemispheres^ the chapter ring with Roman hours^ a subsidiary seconds dial^ crescent form date aperture^ winding holes and maker`s name Edward Telford^ Carlisle^ all enclosed by foliate spandrels^ the striking movement with weights and pendulum. 230cm(h) Pediment missing finial with depletion to finial housing^ fading marks and scratches^ some wear and discolouration to dial.
Lot 806
AN 18TH CENTURY OAK FOUR PANEL COFFER having an oblong panelled top with incised rails and external iron strap hinges^ the frieze later carved with initials IDE and date 1671 either side of the lock aperture^ the incised stile ends extending as feet^ the reverse also panelled. 76cm(h) x 143cm(w) x 57cm(d) Later carving^ replacement lock^ old lock aperture filled^ splits^ depletions and deterioration commensurate with age and use^ viewing advised.
Lot 809
A VICTORIAN PINE PRESS CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice^ short central fielded panel door^ a deep drawer flanked by oblong fielded panel cupboard doors with internal shelving^ the lower stage having three long drawers with turned knob handles^ the ends extending as feet with shaped apron. 197cm(h) x 132cm(w) x 60cmd) Splits and separation to sides^ depletions to one foot ^ has been stripped with some alterations.
Lot 855
A GEORGE III OAK GENTLEMAN`S PRESS CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice with dentil detail^ a mahogany inlaid frieze with central slender crossbanded panel door (enclosing shelving) and two short drawers flanked by larger conforming cupboard doors with internal hanging space and rails^ all between reeded quarter columns^ the lower stage having four short^ three medium and two long cockbeaded and crossbanded drawers^ each with shaped brass back plates and bale handles^ between canted corners^ raised on ogee bracket feet. 216cm(h) x 180cm(w) x 54cm(d) Appears to have been restored^ replacement handles^ the interior with modern wood effect lining^ moulding depletions^ splits^ marks and scratches^ viewing advised.
Lot 860
A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD MIRROR-BACK CREDENZA having a large shaped and arched mirror plate in a scrolled frame with carved crest and ornaments^ a serpentine fronted white marble top^ plain frieze and two central arched panel cupboard doors^ flanked by glazed conforming doors to the canted ends^ raised on a serpentine plinth base. 191.5cm(h) x 148cm(w) x 54cm(d) Depletion to crest^ scratches to marble top^ minor veneer depletions^ marks and scratches.
Lot 887
A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT-VENEERED BUREAU BOOKCASE having a moulded double arched cornice and frieze^ two arched^ quarter veneered fielded panel doors^ shaped internal shelving^ four crossbanded drawers and two candle slides^ the herringbone banded fall-front^concealing an arrangement of drawers and pigeon holes around a central cupboard and well with sliding cover^ the base with two short and two long herringbone banded drawers^ each with replacement shaped and pierced brass back plates and bale handles^ raised on shaped bracket feet. 227cm(h) x 91cm(w) x 52.5cm(d) Veneer splits and blisters^ some repairs and depletions^ replacement hinges to doors^ holes to back boards^ moulding splits to cornice^ appears to have additional/later moulding to base of top^ viewing advised.
Lot 897
A REPRODUCTION OAK THREE-PANEL COFFER having a triple-panelled rectangular top on iron-strap hinges^ a rosette and shell carved frieze with central panel carved with a shield-form crest in strap-work^ flanked by guilloche carved muntins and further carved panels^ the extending stiles carved with interlaced designs^ the base rail as the frieze. 72cm(h) x 106cm(w) x 65cm(d) Some movement to top^ some separation to upper front corner joints^ minor marks^ scratches and depletions.
Lot 17
1851 - AN IVORINE CLAD AND METAL MOUNTED TRINKET BOX, inscribed `A Present from The Crystal Palace` Made in Germany and a fine linen pictorial panel inscribed `Crystal Palace - printed in the machinery department`, 12 1/2" x 17 1/2" and a CARDBOARD BOX with printed velvet pin cushion of seashell surround (3)
Lot 95
1888 Glasgow - BARLOW & JONES LIMITED MACHINE WOVEN COTTON PANEL, red and cream, depicting the exhibition hall, 22" x 38 1/2", together with a BLACK PRINTED EXAMPLE featuring twenty one related portraits, 23" square, staining, and a COPY OF KELVINGROVE AND THE 1888 EXHIBITION` by Stanley K Hunter, No1, 1990, soft back (3)
Lot 220
1908 FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION LONDON - SMALL GILT METAL AND GLASS TRINKET BOX, the hinged cover with colour image of exhibition building behind the glass panel, TWO VERY SIMILAR BOXES AND DITTO COUNTER BELL, crown shaped with bird finial and three oval metal framed coloured vignettes/views, circular alabaster base 5" (12.7cm) high (4)
Lot 389
1939 NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR - GILT METAL TABLE LAMP, featuring the iconic ball and spire buildings outline (lacks opaque backing panel) PAIR IMPRESSED METAL BOOK ENDS depicting Christian scene building on OXIDISED METAL PANEL featuring ball and spire logo and a GENERAL ELECTRIC CIRCULAR MANTEL CLOCK, with printed pictorial dial showing General Electric Building (5)
Lot 61
Two silver rectangular vinaigrettes, the first late George III by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1819, the cover with foliage on a dot and linear ground, engraved ‘Rose’, the base with a chequered panel, the gilt interior with a scroll pierced grille, 3.5cm long; the second early Victorian by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1841, the engine turned cover with a vacant cartouche, the sides reeded, the base engine turned, the gilt interior with a scroll pierced grille, 3.2cm long
Lot 292
* A diamond ring, the rectangular panel composed of two lines of four brilliant cut diamonds, within an outer box collet setting, the tapered broad shoulders pavé set with fifteen brilliant cut diamonds to either side, approximately 0.90 carats total, to a plain polished shank, finger size L
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