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Click here to subscribeA late 19th century Portuguese single chair, carved decorative back with finely turned spiral balusters, frame with barley twist legs and cross stretchers, drop-in seat, together with an Elizabethan design oak centre table, with lunette frieze on cup and cover supports, 76 x 50 cm (30 x 19 1/2 in)
A Walnut cross banded, Oak cased, Longcase Clock, Brass dial Robt Scholfield, applied at the corners with Rococo spandrels and circular Roman chapter ring, outside minute track, 30-hour movement with subsidiary minutes dial, the hood with swan neck pediment, central eagle and ball finial and the face flanked on either side with reeded columns with gilt metal capitals, plain trunk and plinth base with bracket feet (seat board missing), 78 1/2" high
Kilkenny: Hogan (John) Kilkenny, The Ancient City of Ossory, The Seat of its Kings, The See of its Bishops... 8vo Kilkenny 1884. First, list of subs., fold. map, plan & table; Egan (P.M.) The Illustrated Guide to the City and County of Kilkenny, sm. 8vo Kilkenny n.d. [c. 1884], First, illus. adverts etc. Both cloth. (2)
A miscellaneous collection to include a small timber footstool with upholstered seat raised on four tapering turned supports, a vintage industrial lamp on pivoting stem with clip-in base, a pair of brass candlesticks, brass Trench Art shell cases, a quantity of treen to include butter paddles, nut screws, various bowls, boxes, etc
A selection of five articles of miniature furniture constructed in timber to include a rocking chair with turned spindle detail and painted finish in shades of blue and brown, 41cm tall approximately, a child's high chair with white painted finish, raised on four tin wheels, 35cm tall approximately, a garden bench with slatted seat and D-shaped vertical slatted back, a similar patio table, etc
A miscellaneous collection to include a small timber footstool in the ecclesiastical manner with pierced sides and studded leather seat together with a box containing an oriental lacquerware box with fowl decoration, a small oil burning lamp with wrythen moulded cranberry glass font, copper cider ladle, large brass ladle, brass candlestick, brass shell cases
A fine and rare Gothic Windsor chair in yew and elm/Provenance: Sam Wolsey/see illustration Condition Report: Central splat split to right hand side and scratches and pitting to arch, split and repair to left hand side, seat with scratches acceptable with age. Seat split underneath and at both front leg joints. Crinoline split but generally chair in good condition.
A 19th Century ash and beech comb-back Windsor armchair with shaped seat on turned legs joined by a turned H stretcher/see illustration Condition Report: Split at middle rail, stains to seat, seat also showing signs of varnish and left hand arm termination replaced. The stretchers and legs appear fine
A pair of Orkney chairs, with oak frames, plaited string backs and loose trap seats on square tapered legs/see illustration Condition Report: These are both in very good condition circa 1920 The oak frames probably need a polis but nothing else is needed Height of back 3ft 6ins Overall width 2ft 1 ins Seat height 1ft 4ins Overall depth 1ft 8ins
A Champion Wilton side saddle and cover Condition Report: The saddle seat measures 17” from front to back. The seat and upper flaps look generally in fair condition with a few scuffs and a couple of holes (worm?) near the pommel. The upper leg support has a stitched repair to the tip; the lower support has a small hole near tip. The metal element under one flap has been heavily greased. The under flaps have signs of old repairs and some damage. The padding beneath these flaps is coming out, this area is in poor condition and it would need to be repaired by a saddler. There is a felt numnah in the lot and also a canvas cover. Owing to the specialist nature of this lot we highly recommend viewing prior to bidding.
A Victorian painted dapple grey rocking horse, fitted for a side saddle on trestle type rocker/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey Condition Report: In need of restoration. Saddle, bridle and tail missing. Right ear broken and missing. One infant handle missing. Body rubbed, cracked and scratched, paint flaking, especially poor at front legs and mouth. Height from floor to top point of head 113cm Length from hoof to hoof 103cm Height from floor to top of seat 85cm Trestle base 127cm wide
A late 17th Century oak side chair with scroll carved cresting rail, rectangular splat with turned columns to the sides, having a solid seat on turned legs united by a turned stretcher Condition Report: One cresting scroll missing, the other loose, right hand pillar finial damaged, seat split, chair loose in joints, back stretcher new.
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