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Lot 1101
A longcase clock, the 28 cm arch square brass dial signed Dunston, Falmouth, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, engraved scrolling foliage and ships, the arch decorated a naval engagement and Britannia, dated 12 April 1782, fitted an eight day movement, in a mahogany case, with a pendulum, two keys and weights, 218 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by RB The profile of the brass arch tracks the profile of the hood arch pretty well, probably originally silvered, the movement is dirty, dusty and covered in cobwebs and has clearly not run for sometime, the hood is generally in good condition, with a couple of teeth missing from the dentil cornice, the case is in generally good condition again, the hinges appear to be original, and the trunk door not warped. The base is good again, although the plinth section is probably later. Overall a very much in a market fresh condition, from a local deceased estate, now requiring some repair/restoration.
Lot 1103
A longcase clock, the 27.5 cm square brass dial signed Saml Elford, Sherborne, with Roman numerals and subsidiary calendar aperture fitted a 30 hour movement, in a painted pine case, with pendulum and a weight, 208 cm high Condition report Report by GH The case is chipped and scratched, particularly around the plinth at the base. Also evidence of woodworm. There is a crack to the front panel of the base which is just off centre and extends vertically up to the top of the base. Paint finish is generally worn and aged. Clock face has some scratches and wear. Hands slightly bent. Movement appears complete but dirty and oily. Pendulum attachment appears to be a DIY modification using some old wire. Pendulum is quite bent. Weight present. Overall presents very well in nice patinated condition. In terms of whether the face and case belong together the face appears to fit the case very well in my opinion. They look like they match but there is a good chance that they don't. Charterhouse does not guarantee the working condition of any watches or clocks.
Lot 2160
A 19th century mahogany and inlaid eight day longcase clock, the hood with broken swan neck pediment centred to the top with an inlaid figure of Britannia above the moon phase dial set with Roman numerals to chapter ring, with subsidiary seconds dial, flanked by two turned columns, the Gothic arched door with bone escutcheon, on plinth base, height 240cm. CONDITION REPORT: The surface has wear commensurate with age, there are areas of splits and scratches, there is a major split through the plinth base, one of the brass volutes is broken but present.
Lot 2162
STANFORD; an early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the arched silvered dial inscribed "Stanford, Epsom" set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture housing an eight day movement above long arched door to plinth base, height 200cm. CONDITION REPORT: General surface wear, scratches to dial, weights are not brass cased, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 2163
WILLIAM BARKER, WIGAN; a late 18th century oak longcase clock, with brass square face and silvered circular dial set with Roman numerals to the chapter ring, with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, the flat hood with caddy pediment and four turned columns above arched doors flanked by two quarter columns on plinth base with bracket feet, height 217cm. Maker is listed as active c.1760.
Lot 2164
JOHN PEARSON, LOUTH; an early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, the domed hood with broken swan neck and brass turned finials, the enamel hand painted dial set with Roman numerals and with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, flanked by two fluted columns, above arched door and plinth base to bracket feet, height 205cm. CONDITION REPORT: Repainted dial. Case has been restored. Vertical splits to veneers on hood. Other patches to veneers.
Lot 2165
A George III oak longcase clock, the caddy top above 12" square brass dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand and date, inscribed "J. Whitworth Lussley", within a detailed engraved central plate with exotic birds and a vessel at sea housing an eight day movement above long arched door, quarter moulded pilasters and stepped plinth, height approx 206cm. James Whitworth is listed as operating in Lussley c.1775. CONDITION REPORT: In original untouched condition. Has not been messed around with. Lower plinth and a later addition but basically good order but in need of some T.L.C.. Does stand slightly off-centre.
Lot 2166
A George III mahogany eight day longcase clock, the arched hood above arched brass and silvered dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and strike/silent dial inscribed "Heny Sanderson London" above the date aperture, flanked by brass detailed stop fluted pilasters, long arched door and plinth base, height 232cm. Henry Sanderson is listed as operating in London c.1772-1783. CONDITION REPORT: Dial probably associated to case. Plinth may have been altered as back boards do not run to full length. Some old repairs and damage to veneers. Please refer to additional photos.
Lot 2167
A George III oak and crossbanded eight day longcase clock, the moulded cornice above 12" brass dial set with silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, date aperture and plaque inscribed "Willm Lupton, Altrincham", above long arched door and plinth base, height 205cm. The Lupton family are listed as operating in Altrincham c.1765.
Lot 2489
A good quality Edwardian mahogany and satinwood inlaid linen press, the twin detailed cupboard doors enclosing two original slides above two short and two long drawers to a plinth base, width 132cm. CONDITION REPORT: Retains original slides and of good colour. Sadly a lot of chips to veneers and losses. Mouldings missing around drawer fronts. Splits to cornice.
Lot 298
After BERTHEL THORVALDSEN (Danish, 1770-1844); a 19th century wood and gesso small figure of Hebe, after the original 1906 marble which is in the Thorvaldsen Museum in Copenhagen, label to base, height including circular plinth 55.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: There has been damage to the head and down the arms which has been repaired, scuffing to the ewer, abrasions to the plinth.
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