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Lot 374
An early 19th century English gilt bronze fusee mantel timepiece the Roman enamel dial signed Perigal & Duterrau, Bond Street, with outer minute track and pierced gilt brass hands, the fusee movement with engine turned backplate and pendulum lock, unmarked, the case with drum top on floral rosette supports, on a square plinth with applied harvest basket and butterfly decoration to the front panel, the outset square base with stiff leaf moulding, on rosette scroll front supports with lion paw feet, 13½in. (34.25cm.) high.
Lot 392
A late Victorian marquetry rosewood chest of drawers of large proportions, in the manner of Maple & Co., with two short over three long drawers, all inlaid with dolphins, cornucopiae, foliage and drapery and with the original gilt brasses, standing on a plinth base, 48 x 22in. (122 x 56cm.), 48in. (122cm.) high.
Lot 518
Napoleon interest - a 19th century bronze inkstand the rectangular cover with a figure of Napoleon on horseback upon a rocky outcrop, inscribed `Napoleon Annibal Carolus Magnus MP.`, lifting off a plinth base with removable bronze, glass and porcelain inkwells (one a/f), 7in. (17.75cm.) high.
Lot 217
1987 MCC Cricket Bicentenary (1787-1987) souvenir cricket ball and medallions – to incl Official MCC Cricket Souvenir Commemorative Ball mounted on wooden plinth c/w engraved brass plaque together with commemorative bronze medal in makers case plus 2 x 1985 England v Australia boxed Medallions – to include a solid Nickel silver and a solid Bronze medallion played at Lord` s both in the original makers boxes (4)
Lot 875
Rare Players Ryder Cup Trophy. Rare Players Ryder Cup Silver Gilt Trophy presented to Philip Walton who made his only Ryder Cup appearance for Europe in 1995 at Oak Hill, where he won on the final green of the crucial penultimate singles match which ensured that Europe regained the Ryder Cup which at that time was only the second time Europe had won in US. The silver gilt Ryder Cup is silver hallmarked London and made by Asprey` s and is decorated with the American and European flags on one side and on the opposite are the engraved words, "The Ryder Cup". Just above the stem are four lion heads. Mounted on a tiered dark stained wooden plinth fitted with gilt band engraved "Philip Walton Ryder Cup Player 1995" overall size of approximately 12" tall. Comes with a written letter of provenance from Philip Walton. Note: Going into the Sunday singles matches, Europe trailed by 2 points, 7 to 9. For the first time, they overcame a deficit entering the singles to win the Cup. The unheralded Irish rookie Philip Walton who had only played in one match with Ian Woosnam secured victory for Europe by defeating Jay Haas by one hole securing the crucial 1 point to win. Note: – See recent auction 11th June 2014 by Worthridge N.C USA lot 411 Ryder Cup trophy presented to Peter Oosterhuis which realised $24940.00 incl B.P
Lot 486
A fine mid 19th century French patinated bronze ormolu and alabaster mantel clock, the architectural case surmounted by a pair of allegorical female figures, emblematic of literature and music, flanking a white enamelled Roman dial, set eight day movement with count wheel strike on bell, raised on a plinth base. H.56cm W.45cm
Lot 194
A FRENCH VINCENT ET CIE BRACKET CLOCK, 19th Century, carrara marble and ormolu mounted case in the form of two cherubs supporting the barrel clock surmounted by a bow, serpentine plinth, the 9cm enamel dial signed ‘Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh’, bell striking mechanism stamped with maker’s mark, height 28cm (key and pendulum)
Lot 22
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WALNUTWOOD AND BLEACHED WALNUT MANTEL CLOCK CASE, of waisted form with domed top and plinth base, the front inset with portrait plaque, `Conte Camillo Beuso Di Cabour`, 16"" (40.7cm) high, now with later dial, quartz movement and brass displaying eagle finial (not attached)
Lot 29
REGENCY ROSEWOOD MANTEL CLOCK, signed M. Knepfle, 15 Brick Lane, Spitalfields, the 5 1/2"" enamelled roman dial, powered by a single fusee movement housed in a case with shaped top chamferred fore corners, floral carvings to the front and plinth base with compressed bun feet, 13"" (33cm) high (chips and rubbing to the dial, case re-finished)
Lot 30
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY MANTEL CLOCK, retailed by E. Batty and Sons, Manchester, the 7 1/4"" brass dial with silvered chapter ring, matted centre and angelic mask gilt spandrels, powered by a twin fusee movment striking on a bell, housed in a caddy top case with brass top handle, scape pattern gilt side frets and plinth base, 17"" (43.2cm) high
Lot 31
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ARTS AND CRAFTS CARVED OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, the 9"" silvered Arabic dial powered by a twin weight driven movement striking on a gong, housed in a dome top case with deep moulded cornice above a long, glazed cupboard door, raised on a panelled base with carved stylised floral decorated and shaped plinth, 76"" (193cm) high
Lot 43
EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY PRESENTATION MANTEL CLOCK, the 4 3/4"" enamelled roman dial, powered by a gong striking drum shaped movement, housed in an arched top case with freestanding fore columns, floral pendant inlays, flanking the dial flanking the dial and inscribed presentation plaque to the plinth base, raised on splayed gilt metal bracket feet, 9 1/2"" (24.1cm) high, 15"" (38.1cm) wide
Lot 155
LATE NINETEENTH/EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY FLEMISH CARVED OAK CUPBOARD, the moulded cornice above a galleried frieze and panelled cupboard door, the upper panel with pierced circular design, the lower panel carved with tavern scene, enclosing three shelves to the interior and raised on a foliate carved plinth base with turned feet, 76 1/2"" (194.3cm) high, 36 1/2"" x 17 1/2"" (92.7cm x 44.5cm)
Lot 188
LATE 19th CENTURY CONTINENTAL CARVED WALNUT TWO DOOR LARGE BOOKCASE, the moulded cornice above a pair of five panelled glazed doors with arched floral crestings and half round split columns with conforming terminals, enclosure for adjustable shelves to the interior, raised on a plinth vase with oblong chamfered feet, 85"" (216cm) high, 48"" x 21 1/2"" (122 x 54.6cm)
Lot 197
MID NINETEENTH CENTURY BURR WALNUT AND MARQUETRY INLAID SERPENTINE FRONTED SIDE CABINET, the crossbanded top, inlaid frieze and conforming cupboard door inlaid with geometrical scroll work and enclosing two fixed shelves to the plush lined interior, flanked by cast gilt metal mounts and raised on a a suspid plinth, 43 1/4"" (109.8cm) high, 33"" x 16"" (83.8 x 40.6cm), split across top
Lot 209
GOOD QUALITY LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PARTNERS DESK, the moulded oblong top inset with three gilt tooled `Antique` red leather panels, above six frieze drawers, one fitted with Bramah lock and three drawers and cupboard door to each side of the pedestals, raised on plinth bases, 30 1/4"" (76.8cm) high, 69"" x 56"" (175.3cm x 142.3cm)
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