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Click here to subscribeLate C18th Georgian Oak Chest with 2 small cock beaded drawers to each side of a deep bonnet drawer, 3 long graduated drawers on pierced bracket supports with candy twist & turned columns, deep top plinth cross banded in mahogany with turned mahogany handles inset with Mother in Pearl & Ivory escutcheons
Late Victorian Mahogany Triple Wardrobe centre section with pair of carved panelled doors over small bevelled glass mirror, 2 open compartments with pull out jewellery drawers all over a nest of 4 graduated drawers, flanked each side by a pair of full length bevelled glass mirrors, each over single drawer all on a plinth base with cornice over
Mid C19th Victorian Carved Oak Hall Stand & Seat, the base with 3 carved panels on plinth base with rising seat storage unit, 2 quadrant returns with drip trays for umbrellas & sticks rising with 2 square section supports extensively carved with leaves & flowers to a canopied top carved & lunate carved frieze with cornice over all with turned wood coat hooks
A Louis XVI ormolu mantle clock, the enamel chapter ring marked 'Gaston Jolly' with machine engraved centre surmounted by the sleeping Cupid and standing attentive Venus, upon a rectangular plinth base with turned feet, now with associated Vincenti 1855 Medaille D'Argent bell striking movement, 27cm wide, 38cm high
John Wignall, Ormskirk, a flame mahogany and satinwood inlaid longcase clock, the swan neck pediment with reeded columns and gilt painted foliate frieze panel, the shaped top trunk door flanked by quarter fluted pilasters, raised on a rectangular plinth with canted corners, the 14 inch square enamel dial with painted spandrels, seconds and calendar dials, and 4 pillar 8 day movement, 221cm high
An oak longcase clock, 18th century and later, the hood with swan neck pediment and slender columns, the trunk with shaped top door and raised on a panelled plinth with ogee feet, the square brass 12 inch dial signed 'Wm Eastwood' between V and VII, the centre well engraved with two pairs of figures and exotic plants, scroll spandrels, calendar dial (non functioning), and associated 8 day 4 pillar movement, 221cm high
A 19th century walnut library folio stand/architect's table, the rounded rectangular leather inset adjustable sliding top with fold down book rests supported on an extending fluted column, standing on a rosette applied moulded shaped plinth base with wooden casters, 100cm wide, 70cm deep, 114cm high fully extended
A William IV rosewood library bookcase cabinet, the upper section with moulded cornice above a pair of glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves flanked with acanthus headed spreading columns, the lower section with a rectangular top above an open shelf and a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing further adjustable shelves, standing on a plinth base, 134cm wide, 46cm deep, 204cm high
Joseph Cremer: A 19th century walnut mirror back breakfront sideboard, the rectangular arched plate within a moulded frame above a shaped moulded top and a pair of marquetry inlaid panelled doors signed J Cremer, flanked with glazed cupboard doors enclosing shelves, standing on a plinth base, 187cm wide, 55cm deep, 162cm high. Joseph Cremer (1830-1878) was one of the most renowned marqueteurs of the mid-nineteenth century in France, supplying furniture to Louis Philippe in 1844 and the King of Holland. Specialising in marquetry panels for the incorporation into other cabinet makers' carcasses, Cremer exhibited at major exhibitions, winning medals in 1839, 1844, 1849 and 1852. At the Paris Exposition Universelle he was described by the judges as 'un maitre'
Hunting Interest. A twin two handled trophy, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934, inscribed Fowey Harriers, Adjacent Hunts Maiden Race 20 -3 -35 won by H C St Aubyn's 'Lady Day', 17.5cm high and a twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1924, inscribed Bideford and District Farmer Harriers, Point to Point Meeting, Horwood March 11th 1925, Adjacent Hunt Pony Race, 22cm high to include plinth, and a mounted antler, crested and inscribed caught by greyhounds at Anjam, 13th April 1855, 40oz weighable silver (4)
LARGE PARIS PORCELAIN TWO-HANDLED VASE AND COVER, LATE 19th CENTURY, the domed cover with acorn finial above a fluted waisted neck, the ovoid body painted with a cartouche depicting a gaming group in 18th century costume, opposed by a landscape, raised on a waisted socle with square plinth, enriched throughout with gilded scrolls and foliage and floral sprays, with spurious mark of Sevres type. 47.5cm
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