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Click here to subscribeEarly 20th century Globe Wernicke mahogany three tier sectional bookcase, with leaded glass up and over doors and panelled cupboard under, on shaped plinth base, bearing ivorine label ' W87cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Edwardian varnished pine bookcase on cupboard, projecting cornice over shaped apron, two adjustable shelves flanked by fluted pilasters, two panelled cupboard doors to base, revealing another adjustable shelf, raised on plinth base, W110cm, H183cm, D35cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
RENE LALIQUE (1860-1945); a 'Cinq Cheveaux' clear and frosted glass car mascot circa 1925, embossed signature to rim, raised on chrome column, terminating on wooden plinth base, height 17.5cm (af).Footnote: this famous mascot is the earliest known example made for a specific vehicle, the Citroën 5CV, when it was presented at the 1925 Art Deco Exposition in Paris.Additional InformationMinor chipping to relief point on horses heads, chip to the top, internal crack near where the horses legs are, see additional images, wear to chrome and plinth base. We have removed the figure from the base and the base of the figure has general surface wear, no major faults, the amber coloured glass panel which is based inside the chrome mount has a chip/piece missing, the mount bears no stamp. The mascot can be removed from the mount.
ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR TUDRIC PEWTER AND LIBERTY & CO; a pair of candelabra, with relief and pierced floral decoration raised on square plinth bases, impressed marks and number 0530 to base, complete with detachable sconces, height is 28cm.Additional InformationGeneral surface wear stick one, wear to pewter on one sconce, detachable sconces not perfectly circular, wear/scratches to pewter around joint of candle holder. Stick two surface wear, wear to detachable sconces, each not perfectly circular, possible repair to each candle holder (see image). Please note, having viewed the candlesticks more closely, the line which we originally thought was a repair could actually be from the manufacturing process. Please study images closely.Postage to the UK would be a medium box.
19th Century 'Grand Tour' souvenir bronze figure of Mercury or Hermes, with winged helmet and heels, standing upon a mask base with variegated turned marble pedestal and cream marble plinth, 32.5cm high overall Condition: Slight wear to patina of bronze figure, bolt/pin to underside of bronze figure is loose in top of pedestal (so figure can be removed), bronze figure is missing his caduceus, minor chipping to top edge of marble pedestal, one corner of cream marble bae has been re-attached and repaired, marble ring has minor haircrack - **General condition consistent with age
Early 20th Century French gilt spelter figural lamp, modelled as a maiden holding a torch aloft, on naturalistic circular base and serpentine plinth, 86cm high overall Condition: Gilding maybe slightly later than original manufacture date of figure (looks like Woolworths gilt of the 1920's/30's), figure probably circa 1905/10. Lamp has bayonet fitting but no shade. Figure is drilled to wrist with remnants of wiring but will require refitting by a qualified electrician. Some wear to gilt patina of left arm. General wear to some high points. Typical flake losses to serpentine plinth. Drill hole to centre of back and another to circular metal base. **General condition consistent with age
Royal Worcester figure - The Bather Surprised, after Sir Thomas Brock, modelled as a classical figure against a tree stump decorated in gilt and raised on plinth, printed mark to bottom of the base, model 486, 38cm high Condition: Small fracture to top of neck/beneath the chin, missing three fingers to the left hand, with some signs of gilt loss to the back of tree stump - **General condition consistent with age
Mid 19th Century Parian group of Ariadne and the Panther, after Johann Heinrich von Dannecker, attributed to John Bell for Minton, incised 163 beneath, 30cm wide x 36cm high Condition: Very minor rubbing to one ear of panther, minor chip to lower edge of plinth, otherwise sound - **General condition consistent with age
Edwardian inlaid mahogany triple-fusee musical bracket or table clock, Anonymous, circa 1900, the 7-inch silvered rectangular dial with foliate engraving, silvered chapter ring with Roman hours and Arabic minutes beneath three subsidiary rings for Chime/Silent, Slow/Fast and Chime on 8 gongs/Westminster Chime, the anonymous movement chiming on eight coiled blued steel gongs and striking on a ninth by a pin-barrel, the break-arched case with inlaid ribbons and cornucopiae over satinwood-banded glazed door on inlaid base with ogee bracket feet, 55cm high Condition: Dial - minor tarnishing to plain centre within chapter ring, movement appears to have been renovated at some stage with a number of unused holes, unsigned, case is slightly pale in some areas but otherwise intact, minor cracking to left hand side of plinth base and some discolouration to inlaid bell flowers to all sides of base, replacement glazing to sides to rear door (should have silk-backed pierced metal sound frets), sold with key, pendulum and winder - **General condition consistent with age
Negretti & Zambra barograph, lacquered brass clockwork mechanism for cylinder, mahogany case with drawer to plinth for papers, movement stamped "G. Luck Barograph and Recorder Co. Ltd, made in England", key wind, fast and slow mechanism movement going, width 40cm (16"), depth 26cm (10"), height 20cm (8").Condition report: Overall good condition, with large number of spare recording papers in storage drawer.
Pair of bronze figures of huntsmen, each cast in the form of a figure sitting on a horse, one hollering, the other listening, oval bases signed J. Willisgood, 1874, height 28cm (11"), each bronze supported on pink granite plinths.Condition report: Overall good colour, one plinth detached from bronze.
Ivor Novello Award. Karma Chameleon (Culture Club), Best Pop Song 1983. Bronze statuette, a representation of the Greek Muse of lyric poetry, Euterpe, on wooden plinth with engraved brass plaque, 'Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd, Warner Bros. Music Ltd. "Karma Chameleon" Best Pop Song 1983'. The song, which was co-written by Phil Pickett, Boy George and Culture Club, is one of the biggest-selling singles of all time worldwide. According to Sir Richard Branson (in his autobiography, Losing My Virginity), the song 'became Number 1 in every country in the world that had a chart.'Provenance: Vendor worked for Virgin Music Publishers and has provided the following quote about the award: 'It was a sad day for those of us who worked at Virgin when Richard Branson sold the Virgin Music empire to EMI in 1992. Virgin Music Publishers were the first to have to pack up their things and leave. As part of the creative team we were allowed to take mementos, Karma Chameleon was my favourite track of the decade, it was a kind of karma-justice losing my job but being able to take the Ivor as a keepsake'
A Victorian mahogany chiffonier type sideboard, circa 1860, rectangular top above a single drawer with two panel doors below opening to three tier shelves, raised on a rectangular plinth base. 92cm H x 107cm W x 49cm DCondition: In generally good condition with no obvious breaks, just general scratches to top. Side trim coming loose on left side but easy to fix
the circular folding top with cross banded edge, the turned baluster support on a trefoil plinth base with gilt brass hairy lion paw feet 121.5 x 73cm Provenance: Robert & Georgina Hastie, Hungerford. Purchased 1996 for £5,200.00Condition report: Central dark patch to top where pot has sat, table repolished, various repairs and losses to veneers especially to the base, brass polished
of long duration, the swanneck pediment hood with 3 ball finials above 13inch arched silvered dial signed 'Henry Buxton Fecit' above rolling moon disc, each spandrel with a subsidiary small dial for day, month, strike/silent and High Water (Gravesend, London, Bristol, Dover, Portsmouth), also with typical silvered seconds dial and date aperture, and astronomical dial (now blanked off), the trunk with shaped top door flanked by quarter reeded columns, on a panelled canted plinth with ogee feet; with two 46cm weights, the subsidiary dials not connected, 231cm highCondition report: incorrect seatboard; few losses to dentil hood mouldings and cracks to case; movement probably 3 or 4 week duration, but also previously described as month going. Currently ticking. Dial probably cleaned / re-silvered.
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