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Lot 602
Group of eight antique brooches to include a gold seed pearl floral spray brooch with star-shaped flowers, two oval amethyst brooches, jade panel brooch, Cairngorm gold mounted brooch, Victorian 9ct gold brooch in the form of a horseshoe and riding crop, Edwardian 15ct gold gem set bar brooch and a Georgian agate broochThe jade/green hardstone panel measures approximately 16 x 14 x 2.7mm, weighs approximately 5.4 grams
Lot 80
Group of 18th century Worcester, including a plate, circa 1765-70, painted with a phoenix and dragon pattern in the Kakiemon style, a Queen's pattern teapot stand, tea bowl and saucer, a turquoise ground saucer with floral sprays, a fan-panel tea bowl and saucer on a wet blue ground, a fluted blue and gilt cup with bird to the interior, together with a Philip Christian sparrow beak jug and a Chinese famille rose coffee cup (10)Phoenix and dragon plate stapled. One tea bowl with hairline. Teapot stand with repair. Otherwise good condition with a few small chips.
Lot 800
18th century mahogany cased bracket clock with arched gilt and silvered dial signed William Robins, London, strike/silent to arch and date aperture, rococo spandrels, fusée movement with engraved scrollwork to back plate, striking on bell in mahogany veneered case with caddy top on bracket feet, 44cm high, key and pendulum presentGood condition, does run but strikes out of sequence and not tested for timekeeping. The movement appears to be in good restored condition. The case has some damage to the tracery on one side panel and a crack to the glass panel behind it. There is evidence that the case originally had some urn finials to the top corners and may have had a carrying handle at the top, the holes for which have been covered up with a small fillet of mahogany. The front left hand bracket foot is bent out of shape
Lot 811
Fine Regency satinwood balloon form bracket clock signed Tregent, Strand, London with painted circular dial, twin fusée movement with signed and floral swag engraved back plate striking on bell, in fine string inlaid satinwood case with gilt ball surmount, Prince of Wales feather crest marquetry panel raised on gilt brass bracket feet, 54.5cm high, sold with pendulum and keyGeneral overall condition good, movement is clean and appears to be in working order, although we have not had it running, dial is reasonable, some damage to surface around winding holes and outer edge, numerals worn in places, bezel is worn and tarnished. Case is quite good, some minor scratching, veneer cracking and missing in places. Rear door veneer is damaged near key hole and has a piece missing at left hand lower corner, lower hinge is exposed, woodwork under base has been repaired. No keys to front or rear doors. See additional images.Provenence: Private local Suffolk collection.
Lot 6
A brass coaching lantern, 19th century, French or Dutch, with a crown finial, each glass pane engraved with a coronet, 24cm wide 38cm deep 90cm high Condition ReportPAT test - Passed for 12v A small chip in the glass to lower edge of main panel, it might be possible to seal for external use Drilled to the rear for modern wiring Good strong structure There is a wall bracket
Lot 217
A Louis XIII walnut buffet à deux corps, 17th century, with carved panel doors and gadrooned detail, raised on bun feet,168cm wide66cm deep209cm highCondition ReportLot 217 General knocks, surface wear, chips, losses, splits, scratches, and repairs throughout, commensurate with age and use. Evidence of historic woodworm damage throughout, which does not appear active. The interior has been later adapted with shelves, and now the upper section has had its shelves removed and replaced with a modern hanging rail. The lower section is present with shelves, showing general wear. Three keys are present, and the locks are functional. Hinges are good, backboards appear replaced, joints are sound and solid, and overall, the piece appears in good usable condition with historic wear and restorations.
Lot 172
Dutch School, 18th century Still life of a vase of summer bloomsoil on panel130 x 83cm, in a carved giltwood frameCondition ReportFramed: 129 x 83cmThe painting is executed in oil on wooden panel which is formed from three boards in vertical alignment. The joins in the boards have been reinforced verso. The joins are visible at the front in places but appear stable. Craquelure in places with minor losses, surface scuffs and scratches. May benefit from a light clean. Examined under UV light restoration is visible to the joins. Further spots of retouching fluoresce throughout with larger areas of overpainting visible in the upper right and lower half. A thick layer of varnish has been applied and may obscure further restoration. Please see additional condition images.
Lot 218
A Karelian birch commode, c.1830, Continental, with a drawer and cupboards, on shaped bracket feet, 120cm wide 44cm deep 94cm high Condition ReportOne key present. The overall colour is good and even. There are signs of old wood worm in many of the panels, which appears to have been present in the timber before construction. There is a small loss of timber to the back right lower plinth panel, there is also some timber shrinkage between the panels of the doors and sides and the centre moulding between the doors is a replacement. Joints sound and solid. Drawer and doors functioning well. Overall presents in good structural and cosmetic condition and is ready to place.
Lot 66
A Consulate painted library bookcase, c.1810, French, with column and relief decorated neoclassical panels,244cm wide45cm deep283cm highCondition ReportThe mouldings are all applied plaster reliefs.The bookcases have been refreshed in white paint and the double has been joined with a central panel that is removeable and could be used as a pair.
Lot 19
An antique oval pendant locket with floral panel CONDITION REPORT Dimensions: Width, 2.4cm Height, 3cm Height with hoop, 3.7cm crack as per image Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself. To that end, we have provided a number of additional images to showcase the lot in further detail.
Lot 200
A mixed lot to include an Edwardian piano stool with a leather and studwork upholstered adjustable seat raised on turned and stretchered supports, along with a C.1900 walnut Arts and Crafts coal scuttle with scrolled handles above a fall front frieze having a carved acanthus leaf panel in a moulded cartouche raised on a pedestal base, and a pair of oak Arts and Crafts fire kerbs each having a carved and shaped top on turned spindles raised on a carved plinth base. H.47 W.54 D.35cm (piano stool), H.45 W.41 D.37cm (coal scuttle), H.26 W.38 D.25cm (fire kerbs)
Lot 915
A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN BRASS MOUNTED MAHOGANY SINGLE DOOR GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET74cm wide; 46cm deep; 200cm highOld marks and scratches present all over, bottom front pane of glass cracked and loose, some small dents around the brass banding, split to bottom right side panel, see additional images. Item is in one piece.
Lot 350
A LARGE SHAPED OVAL TWIN HANDLED GALLERY TRAYWith bold scallop form motifs to the handles and fitted with a wooden panel to the base, probably North European, length 87cmWeight of border of frame of twin handled tray excluding the central oval panel which appears to be a thin plate of silver pinned to an oval wooden base approx 2000g
Lot 1218
A GROUP OF ENGLISH CERAMICS (8)Second half 19th century Comprising a pair of Royal Worcester white and blue cornucopiae, impressed factory mark and registration mark for 1868, 18.5cm high; a glazed parian group of a boy riding on the back of a swan, unmarked, 15cm high; a Minton biscuit figure of a boy with bulrushes adapted as a candlestick with ormolu sconce, impressed date code for 1856, 32cm high; a pair of Wedgwood earthenware shell salts, impressed marks, 9.5cm wide, and a pair of Copeland bone china cabinet plates with landscapesWorcester cornucopiae- one with restoration to the serpent and the bird. The other with some restoration to the bird and with a chip to its beak.Boy and swan- small chip to the edge of the boy's drapery. Glaze scuff to his nose.The boy is made separatelyMinton boy with bulrushes- some restoration to the gilt quiver. Chip to his right forefinger. Some losses to the ends of the leavesPair of salts- one with small glaze chip to the outer rim. Minor flaking of the enamelsCopeland plates, painted with titled landscapes, `Tancarville' and `Troyes', 22cm diameter- each with wear to the central panel and to the gilding
Lot 260
A GEORGE III SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUGAR BOWLThe body decorated with a scrolled band above an anchor crest, raised on four spherical feet, length including handles 19.5cm, width 10.5cm London 1808, weight 414 gramsCondition reportAn oval panel has been applied to one side, probably covering a previous crest or monogram, the anchor crest to the other side has not been previously engraved, body has quite a lot of denting, one of the spherical feet is badly dented and is also split and out of alignment, scratch code and further marks underneath, interior gilding is now very weak, generally rather tired
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