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Lot 373
A Fry’s Chocolate walnut display cabinet,early 20th century, the arched parcel gilt pediment enclosing a Fry's Chocolate hailware type sign, with 'R Parmer Show Case Maker, Rupert St Bristol' label, over a glazed body with mirrored sliding doors, two glass shelves, the front panel etched Fry's By Special Royal Appointment Choice Chocolate, all raised on a plinth base, carved and gilt, J.S.Fry & Sons Ltd,71cm wide38cm deep92cm highCondition ReportWear and losses to the gilding. Glass panels intact. Losses and scuffs to the finish on the frame. Mirrors foxed and marked. No signs of woodworm, restoration or damage.
Lot 417
A pair of Grange Louis Phillipe style commodes, each with a moulded top over three drawers, with brass ring handles, raised on a plinth base, with short bracket feet, all with a pale painted yellow finish 118cm wide 55cm deep 83cm highProvenance: The selected contents of the Waltons Estate, Much Hadham. Buying these commodes at auction could save up to a total of 0.64 tonnes of CO2e compared to purchasing new a chest of drawers.Condition ReportSome knocks and losses to the paint, otherwise good order.
Lot 461
A small George III walnut longcase clock,dated 1814, by Samuel Denton of Oxford, the domed hood enclosing a brass movement with a silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman numerals, above a long door and plinth base on bracket feet, 32cm wide22cm deep152cm highCondition ReportLater blocks added to the back feet, so it currently leans forward a little. Split to the base of the case and in need of re-gluing. Further splits, chips, knocks and losses to case. Areas of repair and restoration to case. The dial cleaned. Winding and door keys present. The movement appears to have had professional attention in the last 20 years. We are unable to guarantee the working order of the movement and suggest inspection by a professional.
Lot 55
A collection of silver plated hoof mounts,each with engraved horse's name and dates,largest 17cm widetogether with a horseshoe trophy,engraved 'Offert Par Mt Et Mme Henri Serruys', on a marble plinth,19cm high (4)Provenance: The Trophy Cabinet of Peter Robeson, OBE – Godfather of British Show JumpingCondition ReportAll in need of a good clean.
Lot 63
▴ Roger De Minvielle (French 1897-1987),an equestrian bronze presentation trophy, modelled as a bicorne wearing rider on a rearing horse, signed to the base Minvielle, mounted atop a bevelled oak plinth, mounted with a plaque inscribed 'Grand Prix De La Ville De Dinard 1969'24cm highProvenance: The Trophy Cabinet of Peter Robeson, OBE – Godfather of British Show JumpingCondition ReportWith some tarnish throughout. With some buildup of dust to the recesses.
Lot 64
▴ Roger De Minvielle (French 1897-1987),an equestrian bronze presentation trophy, modelled as a bicorne-wearing rider on a rearing horse, signed to the base Minvielle, mounted atop a bevelled oak plinth,24cm highProvenance: The Trophy Cabinet of Peter Robeson, OBE – Godfather of British Show JumpingCondition ReportWith some tarnish to the recesses. Missing its presentation plaque to the base - With some glue remnants after the plaque.
Lot 65
Roger De Minvielle (French 1897-1987),an equestrian bronze presentation trophy, modelled as a bicorne wearing rider on a rearing horse, signed to the base Minvielle, mounted atop a bevelled oak plinth, mounted with a presentation plaque 'Federation Francaise Des Sports Equestres - C.H.I.O De Nice 1967'24cm highProvenance: The Trophy Cabinet of Peter Robeson, OBE – Godfather of British Show JumpingCondition ReportWith some minor tarnish to the surface. The recesses with some buildup of dust.
Lot 91
A Chinese pottery horse,Tang dynasty (618-907), modelled standing with the right front leg raised, with a hogged mane on its thick curved neck, the lively folds of the saddlecloth swaying from the saddle,61cm highThe result of the thermoluminescence authenticity test no. 79.92 by the University of Hong Kong on 31 July 1992 is consistent with the dating of this lot.Condition ReportWith a photocopy of the thermoluminescence authenticity test.Both front two legs have broken off and damaged. Fully restored, tail missing.Wood plinth 51cm wide x 107cm high x 33cm deep
Lot 279
A Regency mahogany, sarcophagus form tea caddy, inlaid with boxwood and ebony stringing and lozenge-form motifs with dot and tulip flower terminals, with brass lion's mask and ring handles, raised on a shaped plinth, some minor damage and losses, 32cm wide x 18cm deep x 19.5cm highLacking mixing/sugar bowl. Liners of canisters worn.Damage - including lacking 5cm of ebony stringing on rectangular pad on lid and lower section of left foot.Minor restoration, including apron (5cm on left side of front later), back right foot and small isolated sections of inlay, including stringing on left vertical edge of the front.
Lot 289
An 18th century inlaid mahogany bracket clock by Edward Foster, LondonThe cross-banded arch-top case surmounted by a brass carrying handle, above a narrow moulded cornice, the sides inset with inlaid arched patera, on a moulded plinth base, the 6-inch arched brass dial with strike/silent above a Roman and Arabic chapter ring flanked by well pierced foliate scroll spandrels, the matted centre with a shaped silvered signature plaque over a date aperture, the twin gut fusee movement with verge escapement rack striking on a bell, with repeater chord, 31cm high.Case: Some compression fractures to the top. Fine splits to the rear door frame with a few small chips to the edge. Minor cosmetic marks and veneer fractures in places consistent with age and use.Dial: Good and clean with only negligible signs of age.Movement: Winds, sets, runs for a short time, strikes and repeats. Not tested for timekeeping or longevity.
Lot 292
A good, rare, George II, figured walnut veneered, 8-day, three-train, chiming, musical longcase clock by John Drury, London, the hood with a cyma recta pediment above a scotia cornice, over opening side frets with overlaid, pierced brass 'foliage' and an arched door, enclosing a 13" brass dial, the silvered border in the arch engraved with 12 tunes, including 'A Minuett by Mr Handell', 'A Minuett by Mr Alland', 'The Happy Clown', 'On a Bank of Flowers', 'Richmond Ball' and 'New Grenadiers March', over the arch signed 'John Drury London', the dial below with pierced and relief moulded cherubim spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic 5-minute markers and subsidiary dials 'Strike/Not Strike' and 'Chime/Not Chime', the matted ground centre with a seconds subsidiary dial and date aperture, above the long trunk door cross-banded and feather-banded, flanked by chamfered corners, the conforming base with a raised, shaped panel and a shaped plinth, the 8-day movement with anchor escapement, thick brass plates, 8 pillars, 26 hammers chiming on 14 bells, playing one of 12 tunes every three hours, the pinned barrel mounted transversally on the back, striking the hours, with three original brass-clad weights and pendulum, plus winder and two keys, one an 18th century Continental key, minor damage and restorations on case, 49cm wide (hood 59cm wide) x 29cm deep x 270cm high (10) The vendor was in the diplomatic corps and bought this clock, when stationed in Moscow, from an antique shop (a 'commission shop') in the late 1950s.John Drury was apprenticed to his father and made free of the Clockmaker's Company on the 16th of January 1720 and operated from Red Lion Street in Clerkenwell, London.Bonhams has sold a few examples with similar movements, including an example by George Clarke (lot 65), which was sold on the 16th of December 2020. It played 12 tunes, with 27 hammers and 15 bells, playing a tune avery three hours (like this clock by Drury), but with a 'Halifax' moon. It sold for £8,500. Also, on the 11th of July 2018 a longcase clock by Stephen Asselin (lot 40), with an additional barrel and so playing 24 tunes, made £7,000. The condition, originality and working order of these clocks is not known, however.Case - overall a good colour and in reasonable condition, but with the inevitable chipped veeneers (including the base of the plinth) and restorations on isolated sections of veneers. Sound frets lacking small elements of brass-work.Movement - In working order in the client's home. Recently cleaned, as the 'not strike' and 'not chime' were not fully operational.Dial - lacking small end section on the right of the lower left spandrel.
Lot 120
A Zacatecas seated female figure urn Mexico, circa 250 - 550 AD pottery, with pierced eyes, mouth and ears, with curved arms and hands placed on her abdomen, with painted orange bands, bordering black wavy lines to the torso, 31.5cm high, on a stepped wood plinth. (2) Provenance Sotheby's, London, 28 November 1983, lot 12. Romy Rey Collection, London.
Lot 710
A Victorian mahogany breakfront wardrobe, outswept cornice above a central mirror door carved and applied with the Prince of Wales's feathers, Irish shamrock, English roses and Scottish thistles, flanked by panel doors carved and applied with fruiting vine, plinth base, 219.5cm high, 231.5cm wide, 76.5cm deep
Lot 751
A good pair of antique French Empire style glazed-in mahogany vitrine/curio cabinets, the serpentine form white marble tops enclosing tin jardiniere liners over handed bevel-edged pane cabinet doors, raised on deep plinths, 68.5 cm w x 40 cm x 88 cm h (2) - good and original overall, chips to corners of narble tops, surface scratches and a few losses/chips to plinth veneers, all commensurate with age and use
Lot 759
A Victorian mahogany six drawer Wellington chest, with turned pulls, raised on a plinth base, 51 cm x 39 cm x 111 cm h - old surface dirty, partly sunbleached, the top displaying multiple abrasions/scratches/indents, one turned knob damaged, lower hinge to locking stile missing, drawers have much slack
Lot 857
A late 19th/early 20thC ash Art Nouveau wardrobe, the concave shaped cornice carved with roundels and with stylised leaves to the cornice, above a mirrored door with bevelled plate, flanked by floral carvings and panels, the base with two drawers, on a plinth, later handles, 201cm high, 171cm wide.
Lot 642
A collection of Victorian 19th century English china figurines to include three English porcelain nodders comprising of a couple with vegetable basket & fruit, together with boy in traditional clothes. The lot to also include two Staffordshire cat figurines on blue plinth & more. Tallest measuring approx. 17cm.
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