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Lot 635
AN ENGLISH WROUGHT IRON RUSH-LIGHT HOLDER18th CenturyMounted on an octagonal walnut plinth, 23cm highCondition report: Shrinkage to the base with split across 1/3 of the width. Build up of dust to the base. The wrought iron with part twisted stem and arm. Overall pitted and with some oxidisation
Lot 637
A SILVER-PLATED CAR MASCOT ''SPEED NYMPH''20th CenturyModelled as a female with her arms outstretched, stamped 'REG ED' with further indistinct marks, mounted on an ebonised naturalistic stepped plinth, 25cm highCondition report: Tarnishing to the figure. Chips and scuffs to the base. Dirt and dust to the recesses
Lot 640
A NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE GILT-BRASS ADJUSTABLE FLOOR STANDING LAMPEarly 20th CenturyWith telescopic action, plinth base decorated with ribbon-tied laurel cartouches, raised on four lion paw feet, 120cm excluding shadeCondition report: Tarnished. The gilt lacquer discoloured and worn, notably to the base.
Lot 711
A GEORGE III OAK REGULATORBy Richard Clark, LondonThe case with a shallow arched pediment, flanked by canted angles, the trunk inset with a panel door, above a stepped base and plinth, the 10in. arched silvered dial, signed in the arch, with sweep minutes, seconds subsidary and hour sector, the movement with arched plates, six turned and shouldered pillars, deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, with steel rod heavy brass bob pendulum, 182cm highCondition reportThe case is in good original condition and a pleasant colour and patina. Some marks and knocks as expected consistent with age. The lower horizontal wooden dial fillet is slightly chipped.The dial is of a good even colour, some very light surface marks in places. Movement appears to have been well maintained but is now a little dusty and would require a service for efficient running. No winding or case keys. One brass cased weight, one large brass bob pendulum
Lot 712
AN UNUSUAL EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY REGULATOR WITH 24-HOUR DIALBy Barraud, LondonThe case with a shallow arch, circular glazed dial opening, above rectangular glazed panel door, on plinth base, the 11in. circular silvered dial, signed [perhaps a replacement?] with sweep minutes, and subsidiaries for seconds and twenty-four hours, the substantial plates with angled shoulders, six large turned pillars, six crossings to the wheels with deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, the glazed mercurial pendulum suspended from a substantial ‘A’-frame mounted on the seatboard, 201cm highCondition reportThe Mercury is temporarily stored separately. One brass cased weight. One weight pulley and key. Case: We’ll figured veneers to the front, especially to the hood and base. Please see additional images on our web for filled former fixings holes in sides. Perhaps these were for some solid fixing?Holes filled on backboard behind movement with a relatively modern wood filler. Would be better removed?Two pairs of additional fixing holes for the pendulum A frame on movement seat board. Two L shaped fixings on backboard to firm up the A frame, once in place. Currently the rear seat board screw holes are covered by forward position of the A frame. Screw hole ties in with risers beneath. Three small vacant holes and two filled holes in seatboard between lower pillars. Beat adjustment bridge has a spare screw hole and two locators which might have been for a cock which held in place the pendulum suspension block. The current suspension block is clearly a replacement.The substantial movement has been well cared for over the years but is now dusty and will require a full service before running.Unusually for Barraud the movement and dial is unnumbered. It may be that it is a replacement, possibly once enamel? The style of the turning to the foot of the dial feet does not match the foot turning of the pillars. The five minute markers and seconds numerals are heavy block. Substantial plates, canted on the upper corners. Wheel work of six crossings.
Lot 716
A SCOTTISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCKSigned John Jeffray, GlasgowThe case with a broken arched pediment, blind fret ornament, fluted three-quarter columns, above a trunk with arched inset door and plain plinth on bracket feet, the 12in. arched brass dial, with strike/silent, seconds subsidiary (replaced disc) and signature panel below with calendar aperture, twin train movement striking on a bell, 233cm highCondition reportTwo brass cased weights, one pendulum
Lot 717
A LATE GEORGE II WALNUT & OUTLINED LONGCASE CLOCKSigned William Hill, Junr., WalsinghamThe case with a moulded pediment, arched glazed panel door, above the trunk inset with a break-arched door, on plinth base, the 12in. arched brass dial, signed on a roundel in the arch, with seconds subsidiary and calendar aperture, twin train movement striking on a bell, 220cm high, movement and case associatedCondition report:The case: base reduced and later plinth added. Some Veneer lose, marks and knocks consistent with age. Case dirty requires a wax. Attractive colour overall especially panel door. There is a shrinkage crack at top where cleat meets main door panel, usual with age. Movement appears to be complete and cared for, now dirty and will require a service. Two brass cased weights, one pendulum
Lot 732a
A FRENCH ORMOLU AND MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKIn the Louis XVI style, last quarter 19th CenturyModelled with a lady holding a garland about a winged cherub, on a bow-fronted plinth with trophies and inset panel, with 4in. diameter white enamel dial, drum-shaped movement with countwheel strike on a bell32cm highCondition report:The dial and movement probably associated to the case. The movement will require a service.Width 28cm; depth 13.5cm; height 33cmOne pendulum
Lot 741
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY QUARTER-CHIMING MANTEL CLOCKBy J. J. ElliottThe case with a broken-arched top enclosing the 7in. convex silvered dial, above inset brass edged spandrels and flanked by fluted uprights, with brass grille panels, on plinth base and brass feet, the three train chain fusee movement stamped on the backplate JJE in a circular device, chiming the quarters on four blued steel gongs and the hours on a larger gong36cm highCondition Report:With pendulum and key
Lot 742
A GEORGE III SMALL BRASS-MOUNTED EBONISED BRACKET TIMEPIECEBy Hardy, LondonThe case with a break-arch top surmounted by a brass carrying handle, on plinth base and brass bun feet, the 4in. arched silvered dial, signed and with blued steel trefoil hands, the single train chain fusee movement with rectangular plates 25cm highCondition Report:Pendulum and keyThere is no front glass and the right side glass is loose. The clock is in good overall condition. Some slight marks and knocks consistent with age, especially to the door key hole. Some wear to silvering around winding square.
Lot 744
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY STRIKING BRACKET CLOCKBy Thomas Delasalle, London, circa 1770The bell top case with handle surmount and four finials, above arched glazed door and brass grille side panels, on plinth base and brass bracket feet, the 8in. arched brass dial with strike/silent in the arch, above silvered chapter ring, enclosing signature panel, the twin train movement with foliate engraved backplate, later anchor escapement and strike on a bell54 cm highCondition report:With pendulum and key
Lot 745
A RARE AND UNUSUAL GEORGE III AUTOMATON STRIKING BRACKET CLOCKBy Thomas Bray, Westminster, circa 1770The bell top case with handle surmount and four turned and engraved finials, above a glazed panel door with brass grille panels to the sides, on plinth base and brass bracket feet, the 6 3/4in. arched brass and painted dial with a scene of a farrier’s yard, furnace and two horses being shoed, above the silvered chapter ring enclosing the signature, above calendar aperture, blued steel hands, the twin train movement with foliate engraved backplate, fully signed Thomas Bray, Next St. Margarets Church Westminster, with verge escapement and strike on a bell54cm high Condition report: The case is in good condition. There are some small veneer repairs as would be expected in places. The finials and mounts to the pediment may be later replacements? The dial is in good condition. There is some slight loss to edges on the painted automata panel. The movement has been maintained well. The automata engagement rod from the pendulum appears to be missing a soldered piece so partially works. The other fine tapered metal wires appear to engage with each other. The movement ticks when wound and strikes.
Lot 748
A GEORGE III OAK STRIKING LANTERN CLOCKBy Stone, AylesburyThe case with a shallow arch and glazed dial aperture, above the slender trunk, inset with a door, on a stepped base and plain plinth, the 5 1/2in. arched brass dial, with signature roundel to the arch, the posted frame movement with verge escapement and countwheel strike on a bell186cm highCondition report:A charming the piece. The case of slim proportions. In good condition, marks and knocks consistent with age. Some old repairs in places. The movement is dirty and dusty. Dial spandrels worn through polishing. Movement will require conservation. The back feet and back finials have been partially removed to allow fitting to the case. With a brass cased weight.
Lot 940
PROBABLY HEALS; A MAHOGANY TWO PART CHESTWith five short and five long drawers on plinth base, 122cm wide; 53cm deep; 115cm highCondition report:53cm deepFaded timber. Oak, quarter fillet drawer linings. Some shrunk out of position. Walnut turned handles, some with chips and reglued. An old glued repair to the corner of the plinth base, on the right corner. General scuffs, small chips rubbing commensurate with use and age.
Lot 987
A MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE CABINETLate 19th / 20th century and later, with four glazed doors over three drawers and cupboards, 165cm wide; 221.5cm highCondition report: Later metal work. Scuffs, knocks, dents and marks consistent with considerable use and age. Some heavier scuffs to the door frames. Various shelves with some missing and those that are present - with some warping, chipping and some later. Later clips.Lacquered surfaces. Will require tidying up. Please see extra images on www.bellmans.co.ukThe quality of the timber and construction would suggest a late 19th century or 20th century construction with later elements. The plinth base to this lot is slightly higher in comparison to lot 988.
Lot 988
A MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE CABINETLate 19th century and later, with four glazed doors over three drawers and cupboards,165cm wide; 219.5cm highCondition report: Later handles and escutcheons. Scuffs, scratches, knocks and dents from use over time. Some heavier scratching to the sides of the frame where the doors have been used. Requiring some tidying. Lacquered at some point. Various shelves although some warped and some lacking fitments to secure in place and probably some shelves associated and others missing. Dirt and dust. The quality of the timber and construction would suggest a late 19th century or 20th century construction with later elements. See extra images on www.bellmans.co.ukThis lot is slightly lower in comparison to lot 287; the plinth base is slightly shorter.
Lot 1002
A 19TH CENTURY OAK PEDESTAL DESKWith nine drawers about the knee, 136cm wide; 76cm deepCondition report: Various knocks, chips, losses and marks from good wear and use. Including chips to the plinth base and loss to back corner moulding, abrasion to the corner below and other edges. The leather top worn, various scratches, dents and holes. The two bottom drawers to each side have been later joined to make one larger drawer on each side. Replacement bun handle, one loose and one missing. Castor in a drawer. see extra images.
Lot 1030
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE CABINETWith four astragal glazed doors over four panel cupboards, on plinth base, 213cm wide; 46.5cm deep; 262cm highCondition report: One key.Generally in good condition and functional. There are a few areas of damage including some water marks to the base of one glazed door (left side)and related shelf infront. Various scuffs and scratches where the inverted cupboard doors have opened and closed. Some veneer loss to edge of the side return (one piece present attached in cupboard) Other numerous old scuffs, old dents, marks (some small minor patches of filler), notably to the plinth base and bottom of the cupboard doors.There have been some alterations over time as to be expected, possibly the base has been reduced in depth slightly as the top half over hangs at the back. Repair to the central area of the moulded section running along the top of the base section, beneath the area where the two central doors meet. See extra images.Some shrinkage and movement to the backboards. See additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 1090
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BURMESE HARDWOOD CARVED SIDE CABINETWith profusely carved and pierced twin door bow front section flanked by door to either side, divided by columns, on plinth base, 140cm wide; 42cm deep; 112cm highCondition report: The top is 42cm deep at the deepest point, and including the plinth base is approx 45cm deep.In good condition. A few scuffs, chips and knocks to edges and extremities, marks and general signs of wear commensurate with use and age. Some areas of minor shrinkage to the timber and between the jointed sections. The central doors enclosing two shelves and doors either side also with two shelfs. Slightly loose moulding to the bottom right of the plinth base.
Lot 1119
A 17TH CENTURY AND LATER OAK CUPBOARDWith two four panel doors, on plinth base, 168cm wide; 42.5cm deep; 127cm highCondition report: The cupboard is 42.5cm deep. Probably dates from the late 17th Century with a number of later parts including the backboards, bottom board, plinth and other elements. The horizontal section across the top of the right side door is later pegged and rail is later, the other side with loss to the left door, top left corner. Various other later repairs - please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk, including a repair below the hinge on the right side of the door, filler to some of the losses. Both doors with a four nails in a square configuration to the centre. The cupboard is probably a housekeeper’s example, estate made. Lacking any shelves but with later support bars added to the sides. Otherwise, scuffs, chips, small losses, shrinkage and movement to timber commensurate with use and age. A few water marks to the top.
Lot 1130
A LARGE RECONSTITUTED STONE URNWith vine and grape moulded body over twin Bacchus handles on fluted soccle and stepped square pedestal 75cm wide; 175cm highCondition report:Various light chips in areas to the edges and exposed extremities. Discolouration and weathering commensurate with exposure to the elements. Some variation to the plinth in colour.Handles loose, as per extra illustration.
Lot 37
Bristol Aeroplane Company. A fine presentation model of a Bristol “Bulldog” aeroplane, circa 1930, of silver-plated bronze representing the RAF front-line fighter biplane of the inter-war period, a fine and well-detailed model with excellent detail including radial-engine, exhaust-pipes, rotating propeller and incised detail to all flying surfaces & fuselage; mounted upon an ebonised wood plinth with stepped base and applied oval enamel “Bristol” plaque to profile side, patinated original condition, wingspan 18 cmQty: (1)
Lot 150
An early 19th century Staffordshire figure of a standing poodle, a pair of recumbent poodles and a Samson miniature spanielfirst, on plinth base, second on gilt scroll bases, pseudo gold anchor mark, third pseudo gold anchor mark, (4)first height 10.7 cm.Condition: first good condition. Second one paw has been repaired to one poodle, slight chip to inside edge of base
Lot 230
A Georgian gilt metal framed memorial locket c.1800oval, painted in sepia on paper with a classical maiden and a putto holding a garland bedside a plinth two doves flying above, mounted on cream silk, verso a later portrait watercolour on ivory portrait of a woman, hinged glazed double locket with suspension loop, in a fitted period red grained leather caselocket 6.5 x 5.3 cm.Condition: Fair condition, rubbing to gilt locket, leather case with scuffs and minor marks
Lot 240
A Chelsea porcelain gold mounted scent bottle and stopper c.1760moulded as a seated shepherdess seated beside a flower filled gourd shaped vase on a plinth, the stopper in the form of a bouquet of encrusted roses and leaves and painted with the motto 'Gage D'Amour, concave base decorated in gilt with a floral spray, gold mount with chainheight 9.5 cmCondition: Restoration to brim of hat, ear of lamb, concave base and stopper. Otherwise fair condition, minor chips to petals of encrusted flower in the urnA similar example can be found in the Gardiner Museum, Toronto, Canada
Lot 26
A pair of large late 19th century French Louis XVI style ormolu mounted Sevres style porcelain six light candelabra,the turquoise ground shouldered tapering vases painted with gilt foliate rocaille framed panels depicting a reclining maiden on clouds representing Music and the Arts respectively, to reverse allegorical scenes with musical instruments and doves in a wooded landscape, mounted with twin vine scroll handles issuing five candle arms in the form of lilies, on bases with leaf cast volute scroll uprights and inset with Sevres style panels painted with foliate sprays, on plinth basesheight 73.5 cmCondition: Good condition. Ormolu bright and with some minor rubbing and marks. No signs of restoration. Some light rubbing and marks to panels , notably to clouds to Music's right and and allegorical scene with doves on Arts vase. One Porcelain panel on the base of Music is cracked
Lot 27
A pair of French Empire style silver plated figural five light candelabraeach cast as the winged figure of Victory standing on a sphere holding aloft a torch issuing five candle arms, on a circular plinth with applied eagle and crossed quivers, on square basesheight 72.5 cm.Condition: Fair condition. One maiden has lost the tip of one finger. Some light rubbing
Lot 3
A Victorian walnut and floral marquetry pier cabinetwith gilt metal mounts, rectangular top above frieze inlaid in floral motif, with ornate applied gilt metal corbals, border, trim and Satyr mask head, arched glazed door, fitted single shelf to interior with velvet lining, on shaped plinth basewidth 82cm x height 113.5cm x depth 33cmCondition: Generally structurally sound/ good - losses to veneer, splitting and wear. The top with losses to veneer particularly to front left corner, marks, and a small area of right hand edge. The left hand side panel with vertical fracture to veneer almost entire length and further horizontal fracture. The door with right angle shaped split to left hand side above glazing and further vertical split to top left of door. Mount trim to top edge of glazing loose. Small loss of veneer to directly under top. Mask loose to right hand side. The velvet lining with some marks and indentation. Plinth base - section of loss to right hand side. Velvet lining with marks and indentation. PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT MUST BE COLLECTED FROM THE AUCTION VENUE, FARLEIGH GOLF CLUB BY 3PM ON FRIDAY 19TH NOVEMBER
Lot 40
A late 19th French Louis XVI style ormolu mounted Sevres style porcelain mantle clockthe rectangular dial painted with gilt Roman numerals and a floral wreath signed Simpson & Cie?, 8 day drum movement striking on a bell, stamped 288 4 8, the architectural case surmounted by an segmental pediment and two reclining putti with a tortoise, flanked by a pair of flaming urns on a canted breakfront plinth baseheight 37 cm.Condition: Pendulum present but no winding key. Movement untested. Rear dust cover absent. Ormolu dirty would benefit from a clean. Sight rubbing to ormolu on front of base.
Lot 2156
GARRARD & CO; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled lidded pedestal trophy cup, engraved 'George Simpson Memorial Trophy' and with numerous winners' names, London 1910, height 36cm, with ebonised wooden plinth base, overall height 46cm, approx 63.78ozt/1984g.Additional InformationMinor knocks and scuffs to the wooden plinth base. The cover with dents and knocks, especially to the inside rim, which is misshapen.
Lot 2158
CARRINGTON & CO; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled lidded trophy cup, the cover with a single knop finial with gadrooned outer border, the main body engraved with the Royal coat of arms and inscribed 'The King's Cup West Norfolk Hunt Club Steeplechase Mr J A Keiths White Guard 1927', with gadrooned lower body, London 1926, approx 33.90ozt/1054g, height 22cm, with mahogany Carrington & Co plinth base, overall height 27cm.Additional InformationThe cover is slightly warped when sat on the main body, light scratches, tarnishing and wear.
Lot 2422
TOYE, KENNING & SPENCER; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver miniature model of a coronation carriage, raised on a team plinth base, Birmingham 1952, approximate weight 84.6g, fitted in original box, with a small silver model of a half coronet (2). Additional InformationTarnishing, light wear, wheels are slightly bent, slightly misshapen, loose of plinth base.
Lot 2460
WALKER & HALL; a pair of George VI hallmarked silver sauceboats with cast rims, Birmingham 1938, length 14cm, approx 6.74ozt/209g.Additional InformationEach piece with heavy denting to the plinth bases, knocks, as expected. Rubbing to the marks, slight unevenness due to the dents on the bases.
Lot 3049
A Blue John pedestal bowl with knopped stem, raised on a slate and a Blue John stepped plinth base, height 19cm.Additional InformationThere is a chip to the edge of the Blue John plinth base, there is also three chips to the corner/edges of the slate base, there is a possible repair to the Blue John plinth base which has been filled with silver (?), obvious natural flaws in the Blue John stone.
Lot 3051
A Blue John chalice, the ogee shaped bowl raised on a turned column support raised on circular plinth base, height 16cm.Additional InformationThere are obvious natural flaws in the stone, there is small chip to the top rim/old repair to the stone, there is also a possible old repair to the stem and foot rim.
Lot 3244
RICCARDO AURILI (1834-1914); a spelter figure of cupid, signed 'Rdo Aurili J.F Deur. France, and with circular foundry mark on marble base, height 58cm.Additional InformationSome light rubbing and some light scratches to the surface of the metal but essentially good condition. Diameter of the plinth base 19cm.
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