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Click here to subscribeAn African ceremonial headdress, comprising multiple blue and black feathers on an oak and steel bound hat stand, together with two other African hats, one woven cord and dyed red, the other with striped woven threads with a band of feathers, together with another matching hat stand and plinth
A late 19th century French gilt metal and porcelain inset mantel clock having a circular porcelain dial, Arabic numerals, and 8 day movement, raised on a velvet lined plinth, height 37cm; together with a late 19th century French rosewood and marquetry inlaid dome topped mantel clock having an enamel dial with Arabic numerals, height 28cm (2) Condition report: Both with losses and damage to dial porcelain
A 19th century French light oak and pine shop haberdashery cabinet, fitted with two rows of five life up compartments, some with remains of hand written labels, on a plinth base, 117w x 196t x 60d cm. Provenance: Dalby Hall, Lincolnshire. Purchased from Kenneth Harvey Antiques in 2001 for £1,750, with copy of receipt
A good quality Sheraton revival mahogany, boxwood and ebony strung decanter box, on the form of an urn, with a hinged lid and fitted interior, on a plinth base, surmounted by an acorn finial, the velvet lined interior fitted with three green glass decanters and stoppers, each having silver gilt mounts, London 1895 and six liqueur glasses, stamped to the lock hand made, Cope & Collinson, 63cm high
A large 19th century mahogany partners' pedestal desk, containing an arrangement of nine short drawers to the front and drawers and cupboards to the reverse, on a plinth base, stamped M. Willson, 68 Great Queen Street, London, to the drawer, 182cm. Thomas Willson is recorded as the proprietor of a firm of auctioneers and appraisers established in 1799 at this address, which continued until 1854. Other examples of furniture made from between circa 1780 to 1840 are known to carry this stamp.
A Good 11 7/8-Inch Symphonion Disc Musical Box, serial No. 236073, with twin Sublime-Harmony combs, each with blued comb screw washers, titled brass star-wheel bars, on reeded cast gilt bedplate, speed regulator, oak soundboards, under ebonised framed dustlid, mirrored interior with very carefully applied coloured lithograph study in celebration of Queen Victoria's Silver Jubilee, in fielded walnut and figured walnut veneered case with turned pilaster corners, raised fielded panelled lid top with later painted inlaid design, lion mask handle with wreath grip and moulded plinth base, with twin gilt bass handles integral start/stop and crank escutcheons, with 35 discs, most of which inside period carriage case.
A Superb 17-Inch Lochmann Original No. 68 Disc Musical Box, With Tubular Bell Accompaniment, with large single comb, four blued comb screw washers and twin separate four-tooth combs for bells accompaniment, with each bell suspended with twin lyre-form frame, from silvered reeded cast bedplate, single massive spring motor with twin sprung fly governor, on/off see-saw start/stop under motor cover with lithograph banner, plain polished walnut interior with full-frame signed coloured lithograph study of a maiden feeding ducks, rounded corners and plain fielded raised top, plinth, original T form winding key, with 14 Lochmann discs, titles re-painted - 26in. wide
An Edwardian oak bracket clock, of architectural form the domed caddy top with fish scale decoration over a blind fret frieze, with two pierced doors to the side, turned pilasters to the front on plinth base, the arched dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary Slow/Fast dial to an 8 day two train movement with pendulum, 70cm high,
**REOFFER - £80-£120 - 12TH AUGUST**A French ebonised marble, gilt metal and champleve mantel clock, rectangular moulded end top, above a circular 5 inch brass dial with 8-day movement striking to a bell, in between gilt matching figurines, on a plinth base raised on short gilt metal cabriole feet. 32cm H x 27cm W
A George III oak and mahogany 8-day longcase clock, swan neck pediment above a single glazed panel door, opening to a painted dial with roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, twin winding holes, 8-day movement striking on a bell, fluted square pillars, above a single panelled door with bone escutcheon keyhole, boxwood and ebony inlay, raised on a plinth base. (keys and Pendulum)
A reproduction mahogany coin collectors cabinet, late 20th Century, of rectangular form, the cavetto cornice above six long drawers having brass knop handles, opening to fitted flocked interiors, the bottom drawer of double height with false front, raised on a plinth base, 28.5cm H, 52cm W, 38cm D.
A Chinese cast metal figure of a stylised dragon raised on an associated shaped wooden base, length 33cm, and a similar smaller example, length 33cm (2).Additional InformationThe figure on the plinth has a split running through the body showing the join molds between the two sections also has green pitting and a rough finish throughout. The stand is a very close match for the figure but it doesn't quite sit flush within. There a few misshapen areas to the second figure to the raised points, mainly the claws and tip of tail and general surface wear to both.
A Japanese Meiji period bronze figure of an elephant raised on an associated wooden stand, unsigned, length 28cm, and a further bronze figure of an elephant, length 17cm (2).Additional InformationGeneral surface wear to both, some rubbing to raised parts, slight rough finish around larger elephants ears and scratches to the plinth base.
A carved Egyptian wooden Ushabti, height 26.5cm.Additional InformationBears paper label inscribed 'Ex Middleton Collection (AUS)' and now mounted on a wooden plinth. Virtually no decoration left and the eyes may have been touched up. Termite damage and splits to the sides. A hole drilled through the top where it would have had something at some stage and damage to the back. From a local collector/dealer.
A Javanese carved fragment of arched form decorated with a female figure, height 46cm, mounted on a modern wooden plinth for display.Additional InformationHeavy wear throughout, crack running around her head, also through her right arm and some of the surface has perished and deteriorated. It is simply screwed to a wooden upright and then onto the plinth base.
A 19th century rosewood, simulated rosewood and inlaid musical box with associated movement inscribed 'Columbia' and numbered 96602, length of barrel 21.5cm, diameter 6cm, length of case 55.5cm (af).Additional InformationThe movement is associated to the case and when positioned within this case damage has been caused. Some of the component parts are twisted and replaced, there is also a bad knock to the right edge of the barrel. Five teeth are damaged on the comb and the damping pad is slightly off centre. The case has surface scratches and heavy wear throughout and some of the black painting to the lower plinth is also missing.
A French alabaster mantel clock with urn surmount above pink enamelled dial set with Roman numerals, raised on stepped plinth base, with pendulum, height 27cm, width 23cm, depth 12.5cm.Additional InformationThe dial has had an old repair near the key winding hole, the stepped plinth base with three old repair fills, chipping to the edges throughout, we do not guarantee the working order of any clock, missing the glass front and the back cover.
A George III oak cased longcase clock, the arched brass dial set with silver chapter ring beneath a circular plaque inscribed 'Tho & Ann Elliot, Brimhope' above arched long door and plinth base, height 203cm, with two weights and a pendulum.Additional InformationSpandrels replaced and heavy wear to the surface of the dial and that and the movement are associated to the case, missing the brass furniture and also a column upright to the canopy, a chip to the moulding on the canopy, the timber itself is very dry throughout and of poor colour. The movement is 8 day and sold with two weights and a pendulum.
An early to mid-19th century mahogany longcase clock with repainted arched dial inscribed 'JAS. White, Largo' above a short door and plinth base, height 216cm, with two weights and pendulum.Additional InformationThe dial has been repainted, the glass is cracked, dial and movement associated to case. Splits to the veneer and old repairs and patches to the veneer throughout, old repairs to the pediment. The movement is 8 day and sold with two weights and pendulum
An early to mid-19th century mahogany and crossbanded longcase clock, the repainted arch dial inscribed 'WM Travis, Leek' above lancet shaped short door and plinth base, height 230cm, sold with two weights and a pendulum.Additional InformationLoses to the case and old repairs to the veneers, some veneers missing, dial is repainted as mentioned, the seat boards have been replaced and altered. The movement is 8 day and the clock is sold with two weights and a pendulum. Either side of the door the darker sections are complete replacements to the veneer.
A mid-19th century oak rosewood crossbanded and inlaid long case clock, the arched dial repainted and inscribed 'J. Marks & Co Peterboro' (sic) with short door and plinth base, height 214cm, sold with two weights and pendulum.Additional InformationThe movement and dial are associated with the case, the case itself is badly damaged with splits to the plinth, splits to the pediment, looses to the veneer throughout, splits to the door, old repairs and the dial has been repainted. The movement is 8 day and sold with two weights and pendulum
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, the repainted arch dial inscribed 'W. Nickifson. Newcastle' (sic), with shaped arch door and plinth base, height 223cm, sold with two weights and a pendulum.Additional InformationAs mentioned the dial is repainted and associated to the case, old repairs and loses to the inlay and veneer. The swan necks are also repaired and loses to the fluted uprights, there are splits to the side panels of the plinth base and cracks to the veneer. The movement is 8 day and is sold with two weights and a pendulum.
An early 19th century mahogany and inlaid longcase cclock with repainted arch dial set with rolling moon phase and now inscribed 'Ed. Mafsey Burflem' (sic) above long door and plinth base to ogee, bracket feet, height 235cm, sold with two weights and a pendulum.Additional InformationDial repainted as mentioned associated to case, heavy wear and damage to the case throughout and losses to the veneer and old repairs, inlay and stringing missing, a very bad crack running horizontally to the plinth base, further knocks and loses throughout. The movement is 8 day and is sold with two weights and a pendulum
URQUHART & HART OF CLERKENWELL-GREEN; a late 18th/early 19th century mahogany eight day longcase clock, the domed hood with brass grilles to sides and reeded brass mounted columns flanking a silvered dial set with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and further engraved detail, above domed door to plinth base with shaped apron on bracket feet, 222 x 48 x 25cm.Additional InformationScuffs, marks and discolouration to dial, light sun bleaching to case body, some splits and crazing to veneer, usual wear commensurate with age and use. Clock comes with two weights and pendulum, but it is difficult to say if these are original to the clock or are period replacements. The clock does not come with a winding crank.
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock with repainted 11.5" square dial inscribed 'J.Sharratt Stone', above short door and plinth base, height 201cm, sold with a single weight and pendulumAdditional InformationCrack to the glass, dial repainted and associated to the case, the swan necks and the upper part of the canopy have been remodelled and restored. Splits to the plinth base and lacking any feet or moulding around the base. The movement is 30 hours and sold with a single weight and pendulum. Heavy wear to the case throughout.
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