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Lot 1107
An 18th century style Irish tallboy chest, the moulded and dentil cornice above seven graduated long drawers, on a shell mounted plinth base, with cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 84 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by MW The overall appearance has sun damage which has bleached the colour from the wood. The handles have later replacements, there are two shrinkage splits at the top of the case on both sides, which are both approx. 6 inches in length. There are several large scratches to both sides of the carcase
Lot 1109
A Victorian mahogany bookcase on cupboard, having a pair of glazed doors above a pair of panel doors, 130 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by NG Approx. Measurements H: 241cm W (top): 130cm W (base): 125cm D: 44cm Cornice with some losses to back left side as you look at it. Moulding around glass moved so joints are not closed at top. Panel doors with slight bow. Overall wear with knocks and bumps especially to plinth. Report by JB Bookcase displays general signs of wear and markings that you would expect from age and use, both backing boards top and bottom intact and would appear original. Left hand side top hat section is missing some veneer to the rear, general marks, scratches and bruises to left hand side of the case. Similar markings and scratches can be observed to the right hand side also. Some light wear to centre top hat section. Light chipping to veneer to the top of the left hand door. The surrounding edge to the glass is slightly raised on both the left and right hand side of the top sections, and is loose to the touch. Interior would seem in relatively good order, again general markings wear and scratching that you would expect. Both doors in working order. A few dark marks can be observed to the bottom of the left hand side door, running down on to the base section, which has a few noticeable dents to the surface, along with the coffee mark, and two deep scratches along with some chipping to the front. Hinges replaced, shelves and shelving sections would appear original, they display a coherent amount of wear in comparison to other sections. General rubbing and markings to base. Right hand exterior door would appear slightly sun-bleached, with both displaying general markings. Left hand side of the lower cabinet has two noticeably deep scratches and some loss of veneer around foot area, and the same can be said for the right hand side. Whereas the front bottom section is slightly sun-bleached Please see illustrations for details
Lot 328
Collection of Welsh Rugby Union Centenary glass ware and other souvenirs – to incl 1981Glass engraved rugby ball – issued to JL Hayes mounted on a wooden plinth, 1980 Welsh Rugby Union Centenary Commemorative FDC depicting a Welsh And French player and Commemorative Envelope –mounted on a card holder, and Welsh Rugby Union Centenary Presentation Copper Etching – Centenary Year 1980/81, celebrating 8 Grand Slams and 16 Triple Crowns to front, and mounted in gilt frame overall 24cm x 32cm . (VG) (3)
Lot 478
ROBERT LINDSEY CLARK A.R.B.S. (1892-1926) "THE BROKEN LIMBER", signed and dated 1924,cast and patinated bronze, 22" x 26.5", on a carved oak table stand, 54" high overall and fitted with turntable to enable rotation of the piece Provenance: Capt. W.N. McClean and thence by descent. Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1924, no.1551. Acquired at the end of the exhibition by Capt. McClean for £300. An Exhibition of Cheltenham Artists at Cheltenham Art Gallery, December 8th 1925 - January 16th 1925, by kind permission of Capt. W.N. McClean. Literature: `The Best, a history of H.H. Martyn & Co`, John Whitaker, Promenade Publications, 1998 `The Broken Limber` or `The Limber - A Broken Pole` was originally designed as Cheltenham`s Memorial to those lost in The Great War, and was envisaged to be a life size cast set upon a plinth of Portland Stone. The piece depicts two horses lunging to pull an eighteen pounder gun limber of the Royal Horse Artillery from the mud, being expertly controlled by a soldier who is riding one of the horses, despite the broken limber pole which has given under the strain. The bronze offered here is the prime version as exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1924. It appears from correspondence between the Artist and Capt. McClean that two replicas of the bronze had been commissioned at the time of the sale, and that these would be marked `Replica` and have an additional rifle butt amongst the debris at the bottom of the sculpture to distinguish them from the original cast. A replica of the bronze is in the collection of The Museum of Cheltenham. The correspondence between Robert Lindsey Clark and Capt. W.N. McClean is included in this lot.
Lot 1582
Late Regency rosewood breakfront credenza, gallery top above mirrored back over central cupboard door with column supports flanked by two cupboard doors with brass lattice on plinth base Removed from Ashwick Court, Ashwick, Oak Hill, near Bath for convenience of sale 50 x 54 x 16in. (127 x 137 x 41cm)
Lot 815
International Exhibition 1862, white metal medal by G. Dowler, view of exhibition buuldings, above the building for the international exhibition (south front view) opened may 1st 1862, below cover a space of 26 acres, length 1200 ft width 700 ft, height 100 ft, nave 85 ft wide the building is of brick, the domes are of iron and glass, height 250 ft and 160 ft dia: at base. (the largest domes ever erected) cost £300`000, rev. Britannia standing on plinth holding flag and olive branch attended by personification of industry and commerce, eye of Providence above, 75 mm. (BHM 2731), light scuffs on high relief, good very fine, rare VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions
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