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Click here to subscribeA pair of Heal's mahogany bedside cabinets, each with a single routed drawer, a cupboard below with ring handles, one labelled to the inside of the door, 41cm wide 33cm deep 61cm high, and a matching three-drawer chest, ivorine label to the inside of the drawer, 91.5cm wide 46cm deep 78cm high (3)
A rare 17th Century silver pair-cased pocket watch, Richard Masterson, Londini, the silver dial with central vase of flowers and Roman numerals to the chapter ring, in outer shagreen case, 4cm diameter/Provenance: Spetchley Park/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: 11:Outer case- Front badly rubbed and worn. Back missing some silver work. No papers. One hook clasp missing. Hinge sound.Watch case- With dent and split at 7.30.Face- Pitted and dentedWatch movement does not work if wound. Movement spins.Does not tick, ratchet on drum not working, hands move.Watch is all original and of the period.
A silver pair-cased watch, J Grantham, London, no. 6966, silver case with repoussé scene of Mars & Diana, 40mm dial/Provenance: Spetchley Park/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: 2:Fob ring very loose. Case tarnished but hinge intact. Nasty split to back of watch case. Currently in working order. Dent to name plate. Date letter rubbed however circa 1800.
An 18th Century Irish silver Warwick cruet, probably Richard Williams, Dublin circa 1770, the stand with ring handle and five circular gadroon rimmed stands on a cinquefoil base with shell feet containing three casters and two cut glass bottles with silver tops, with armorial to cartouche at front, 28cm high, approximately 1670gm/Note: The arms are those of Quin impaling Monck and relate to Dr Henry Quin (171801791) the noted Physician who married Ann Monck in the 1750s. CONDITION REPORT: There are some small bends to the frame and light wear, particularly to the armorial but generally sound. Top of one bottle has chipping to rim, this is hidden by cap. Caps have makers mark only. Large caster has slight repairs to pierced cover. Small casters, one has a solid cover (not pierced) the other has an inner sleeve to strengthen it, some damage to piercing. Generally quite worn.
A Paris (Angoulême) ewer, cover and basin, circa 1780, the ewer with silver gilt mounts, gilt and enamelled with a border of square trellis panels, crowned A marks, the ewer 20.5cm high/Provenance: Spetchley Park CONDITION REPORT: basin with large chips inside foot ring, ewer with chipped cover
A good 18th century style ebonised bracket clock by Johnson Longford, with twin fusee movement, the gilt brass arched face with subsidiary chime/non chime dial and silvered chapter ring, the case with cup and cover finials, twin handles, gilt metal pierced side plates and cast scrolled ormolu feet with musical movement striking on graduated bells and a gong, 40 cm, pendulum
One box of assorted camera equipment to include: Comet S Fil 127 camera, Kodak Retinette IB camera, Telstar binoculars, pair of Olympus 7 x 21pciii classic field binoculars, a Kowa T5-613 spotting scope together with a shooting stickCondition ReportSpotting scop fair, it is protective case. Lenses we cannot comment, eye piece magnification unknown but eye piece holding ring is missing. Overall is 60 x 27 scope?
Indo-Chinese copper and silver-coloured metal coffee pot with embossed dragon decoration, 34cm high, antique brass handbell with eight concentric brass cup bells on stem with ring-turned hardwood handle, metal striker and an Eastern silvered metal cylindrical vase, allover embossed, 25cm high
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