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An 18th Century 8 day longcase clock by Step Aselin, London, the 30.5cms square brass dial with cherub and crown spandrels, silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, in oak case with mahogany crossbanding, the hood with swans neck pediment, fluted pillars to the dial door, shaped full length trunk door flanked by fluted pilasters and on panelled plinth base, 203cms high
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A William IV mahogany sideboard, the raised back with applied scroll and foliate mouldings, the base fitted with central serpentine shaped drawer above pair of panelled doors and flanked by arched panelled doors enclosing cupboards and cellerette drawer, on plinth base, 184cms wide 153cms high max
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An early 20th century break-front mahogany secretaire bookcase, the moulded cornice over a central glazed door flanked by two narrow glazed cupboards, above central secretaire drawer and three graduated drawers, flanked by two cupboards, raised upon a moulded plinth base, Hathaway's, New York label 197x118cm.
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An Arts and Crafts inverted break-front sideboard, the central raised section, with a single lead glazed door, flanked by s-shaped shelves, on square section supports, the base of three central drawers and a shaped recess, flanked by two panelled cupboards, on a plinth base, with copper mounts throughout, 160x146cm.
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An Edwardian pedestal silver Trophy Cup with knopped stem and beaded rims engraved 'Dulverton Hunt Puppy Show 1928 2nd Prize Bitches', London 1902. 7ozs. Height 8in. A 2-handled pedestal Trophy Cup engraved 'Quarme Harriers Puppy Show 1931 1st Prize Dog', London 1930. 6ozs, on plinth and another engraved 'Devon and Somerset Stag Hounds Puppy Show 1921'. Birmingham 1920. 3ozs
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AN ORMOLU MANTEL CLOCK dial white enamel, movement drum, signed J. Contour, Paris, striking on a bell, case the cylindrical movement on an elaborate rococo scroll and floral plinth, upon which reclines a figure of Summer, 12 3/4in. (32.5cm.) high ++dial cracked This clock was purchased by the vendor's great great grandfather, John Gould, FRS, the eminent naturalist and ornithological artist and illustrator at the Paris Exhibition
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Property from a Private Chelsea Collection A burr walnut and walnut cabinet designed by Josef Bachem for the home of L. Tell Berlin circa 1923 the twin cupboard doors enclosing a shelf the solid supports with mid tier and plinth base 145cm high by 130cm. wide by 40cm. deep Provenance 1938 - 1969 Phaidon Press London Purchased by the vendor Phillips London 12th June 1990 lot 295. A settee and armchair from this set is in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum London. A further two armchairs and a coffee table are in the collection of Temple Newsam House formerly on display in the library at Lotherton Hall Aberford. See Christopher Gilbert Furniture at Temple Newsam House and Lotherton Hall Volume II 1978 London items 574 and 575 illustrated page 448. W
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Other Properties A Royal Doulton ivory parian figure of Ellen Terry as Queen Catherine by Charles Noke circa 1894 wearing a period costume standing on a stepped plinth with mat cover together with: a contemporary photograph of the actress a letter in her hand and a photograph of her great-grandson the award winning stage and screen actor Sir John Gielgud underside stamped with Doulton mark figure with impressed mark 'Noke' 32cm. high Provenance Previously sold at Sotheby's New Bond Street The John Gielgud Collection 5th April 2001 lot 307. Dame Ellen Alicia Terry (1847 - 1828) made her stage debut at the age of nine playing the boy Mamillius in Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale. Her most sensational success as an actress was as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing and she appeared in several works by George Bernard Shaw. She lectured on Shakespeare in England the U.S.A. and Canada and in 1925 was created a Dame of the British Empire. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000) continued the family tradition of Shakespearean interpretations but he is also known for more contemporary roles. He played with Noel Coward and Graham Greene and his success continued on screen with directors such as Lawrence Olivier and Orson Welles. He was knighted in 1953 and appointed a Companion of Honour in 1977.
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