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Lot 412
Tang Dynasty, 618-907 A.D. A group of two hollow-formed ceramic figures: one a courtly lady sitting on a stool with right foot crossed over the left knee, holding a small goblet in both hands, cat beside her right foot; the other sitting with right foot raised to the seat of the stool, grape held between the fingers being raised to the mouth. See Prodan, M., The Art of the Tang Potter, London, 1960, for similar figures and discussion. 2.98 kg total, 29-30.2 cm high (11 3/8 - 11 7/8 in.). Ex Hong Kong collection.London Mayfair gallery, UK.Accompanied by thermoluminescence analysis report no.C122k22, for one of the figures. [2] A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]
Lot 512
Two Victorian piano stools, both with circular upholstered adjustable seats, carved tripod bases.Qty: 2Condition report:The camel coloured seat stool works by way of the adjustable seat screws up and down and remains a sturdy stool. The Green/ blue coloured seat stool does not adjust the height. The original screw thread post seems to be present but it doesn't rise or fall. The seat itself is also fairly unsteady with the platform it rests on being a little loose. The legs on this stool have old bracket repairs to the underside.
Lot 520
Pair of modern elm and yew wood Windsor armchairs, pierced vase backs, turned legs, with crinoline stretchers.Qty: 2Condition report:Both are comfortable to sit in. The height to top of seat is 44cm, the widest part is 50.5cm, they are 103cm to top of the back. Both are slightly twisted and legs dont sit quite flat to the floor. Otherwise no cracks or damages, just light rubbing to the edges. Please see the added photos online.
Lot 524
French beech stool, upholstered seat, carved and scrolled frame, 100x40cm, height 50cm.Condition report:There is a crack to the top edge on the right side, an old repair to one of the top of the legs, and possible splitting to the x-stretchers, otherwise the construction is solid. The top edges of the carved base a little rough but no bad chips to the legs. The top is a little marked and stained. No evidence of worm. Not indication that it im was ever gilt or with gesso work.
Lot 529
Pair of elm and beech hoop back elbow chairs, scrolled arms, turned spindles, shaped boarded seat, turned legs and rails, width 60cm, height 85cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Both are solid, but showing flaking and scraching to the varnish on most surfaces. The legs are rubbed and marked. To the seat is 47cm.
Lot 258
VICTORIAN CIRCULAR WALNUT FOOT STOOL with floral beadwork seat and moulded ceramic feet, 28cms diameter, a 19th century mahogany toilet mirror, the shield shaped plate with bevel glass and inlaid frame and supports, bow front base having three drawers and also inlaid, 84.5cms W and a brass Corinthian column table lamp with cream fabric shade, 75cms H
Lot 1
2018 SEAT Ibiza 1.0 TSI 95 FR (EZ) 5-Door, Mediterranean Blue, Petrol, Manual, Start/Stop, Registration Number NA68 UPH, Mileage 2,864 (two thousand eight hundred and sixty four miles), Only 1 key, Without V5 Document, MOT Expired 25 January 2023, No Service History, Fitted With Brand New Battery. CONDITION REPORT: The vehicle has been in a collision which has damaged both doors on the near (passenger) side. There are other minor bodywork imperfections to the rear bumper, driver's door handle, etc. Amber EPC warning light showing. Also Start/Stop System error message showing on display panel. The MOT report from 26 January 2022 verifies mileage then at 2,845. Brand new battery fitted on 16 February 2023 at a cost of £146.40
Lot 387
A George III inlaid mahogany longcase clock, late 18th century, the elaborate broken swan neck pediment with urn finials above gilt scrolling foliate painted glass frieze dated 1787, having reeded Corinthian columns with brass capitals, the trunk with satinwood paterae above moulded Gothic style door flanked by cluster columns, on crossbanded plinth with corresponding columns on ogee bracket feet, the arched painted dial signed SAML COLLIER ECCLES, with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at twelve, date aperture to centre and rolling moon phase dial to arch, the dial centre painted with a shepherd and his lover, the eight day movement striking a bell, with pendulum and weights, 256cm highProvenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best-known as the author John le Carré.Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee the working order or time keeping of any timepiece.Condition Report: Case: With wear consistent with age and use, to include knocks, scratches, splits and wear. The top with left finial detached but present and split to left side. Knocks and chips to cornice. Cracks and scratches to painted glass frieze. Left column is not sitting straight and has split and minor chips to base. Both columns with minor knocks and scratches and minor tarnishing to caps. Right side of hood has restored vertical splits, the left side with general scratching and restored patch to moulding. Chips and splits to seat board and some nails to case under seat board. Door with splits to veneer and with wooden block glued to frame behind door on lower left and splits to top right. The dental frieze underneath the hood with one missing tooth to the left side and one missing to right side. Trunk with minor discolouration to both sides, splits and warping to right side and minor chips to edges, lifting and minor chip to veneer above door. Door does not sit fully flush and with split to the right of the lower hinge. Plinth base with knocks to moulding, splits and warping to front and minor discolouration to sides. Left moulding has been re-glued as has one of the feet. The other feet with some wear. Backboard to case with holes, large cracks repaired with strip of cloth, and with replaced board to top and bottom sections. Dial: Craquelure and minor losses to paint. Chips to paint to dial edges. Minor rubbing to numerals. Some surface scratching. Tarnishing and bending to hands.Movement: Some scratches to backplate. Pendulum guide slightly bent. Tarnishing and bending to pendulum. Knocks and rusting to weights.Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee the working order or time keeping of any timepiece.
Lot 388
Property of John Kenworthy-Brown (lot 9, 18, 65, 272-319, 388-397 and 560)John Kenworthy-Browne is an art historian specialising in architecture and sculpture, principally from the neoclassical period. He was educated at Ampleforth College and Wadham College, Oxford, followed by the Courtauld Institute in London. John was the first National Trust curator at Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire, which he opened to the public in 1961. The Queen Mother visited Dyrham on 16th March 1962, and she was pictured with him outside the Assembly Rooms during the visit. After his time at Dyrham, John joined Christies where he catalogued furniture, and it was at Christies that he first became fascinated with sculpture.John has published numerous articles in Apollo, Burlington Magazine, The British Art Journal, Sculpture Journal and Country Life. He wrote the sculpture entries for The Age of Neo-Classicism Exhibition in 1972. He also published Chippendale and his Contemporaries (1975), and he was the co-author of Three Centuries of Furniture (1972) and The Country House Guide (1979). His work on a publication on the British sculptor Joseph Nollekens was cut short by an accident, and it is for Johns care that the following 61 lots are being sold.A Queen Anne walnut side chair, c.1710, with shaped splat backrest, drop in seat, raised on cabriole legs, with shell carving, to pad feetProvenance: The Property of John Kenworthy-Browne FSACondition Report: Many splits to veneer on backrest, particularly around the top, large split running up the length of the backrest, large knock to the top of the back, split to back left side, knocks, marks and scratches to all woodwork, split under front side of frame, split to front right foot, split to left seat block, splits to veneer on frame, gouges and dark stains to woodwork, upholstery is in good condition, minor tear to fabric underneath seat, signs of old woodworm to later stretcher, one sign of very minor woodworm to underside of frame (there is one hole near the later stretcher that is on the frame itself)
Lot 418
A George III mahogany tilt top breakfast table, c.1800, rosewood cross banded, raised on ring turned column and four splayed legs to brass caps and castors, 72cm high, 160cm wide, 115cm deep, together with a set of eight George III mahogany spar back dining chairs (9) Condition Report: Table: Splits to veneer border, large dark stains to top, cuts, marks, gouges and scuffs to top, some ring marks, knocks, chips and gouges to edge of top, one castor is missing inducing a large wobble in the table, minor splits to central support, knocks, marks and scratches to legs and supports, brackets to underside of support are partially corroded, brass feet and castors are scuffed and tarnished, some old repairs to gouges in top, signs of old woodworm to top of support and base of top. Chairs: All with knocks, marks and scratches to woodwork all over, upholstery is slightly worn in places on all, minor stains and marks to upholstery of all, signs of old woodworm on all, all structurally sound, seat blocks have been reglued on some, all with dark stains and gouges to backrest, three with larger cuts to edges of backrest, moulding/ carved edges are chipped in places
Lot 433
A George III walnut stool, c.1760, velour upholstered drop in seat, raised on cabriole legs to ball and claw feet, 45cm high, 51cm wide, 45cm deepProvenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best-known as the author John le Carré.Condition Report: Large open split to back portion of right side, stretching the length of the frame, repaired split to front right frame, cuts, gouges, knocks and scratches all over, large split to top of back side of frame, signs of old woodworm and wear to underside, marks and abrasive wear to upholstery, splits to veneer, dark stains, feet are slightly eaten away, signs of old woodworm to feet
Lot 435
A George III style three seat camel back sofa, mid 20th century, with scroll arms and blue floral damask upholstery, the base carved with swags and flowers, raised on carved cabriole legs to ball and claw feet, 90cm high, 218cm wide, 78cm deepCondition Report: Rips and tears to upholstery to top of backrest, smaller rips and tears to upholstery all over, large stains to armrests, stains to seats and backrest, large tear and severe fraying to upholstery on back right corner, upholstery is fraying to back left corner, large scuffs and scratches to feet, knocks marks and scratches all over wooden frame, minor splits to carved portions of frame and legs, old cuts and gouges to wood
Lot 443
A pair of Regency painted simulated bamboo armchairs, c.1820, with rush seats and painted floral detail, raised on faux bamboo legs and stretchers (2)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best-known as the author John le Carré.Condition Report: Chip to backrest by arm on one, paint missing on both, knocks, marks and scratches all over both, rush seating is slightly damaged on both, with some strands torn, strands underneath seat are loose, arms slightly wobbly on one, other with very slight wobble/play to arms, splits to paint/finish at joints, some abrasive wear to legs and feet of both, minor marks to cushions, larger loss of paint to front corner of seat on one
Lot 469
A pair of mahogany framed club armchairs, first quarter 20th century, with brass nail decorated olive green leather upholstery, the shaped backrests and scrolling arms, raised on scrolling supports (2)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best-known as the author John le Carré.Condition Report: Creasing, marks and scratches to leather all over both, some larger dark stains to seat, arms and backrest, knocks, marks and scratches to feet and wood frame, split to frame above front right foot of one, moulding has split at corner above front right foot of one, dents and scratches to brass buttons, splits to veneer on frames at front of both, repairs along frame of one where the veneer has broken and had to be re glued
Lot 529
A Victorian cast-iron 'Nasturtium' pattern garden seat, by Coalbrookdale & Co., third quarter 19th century, green painted, stamped C.B.Dale Co to back rest with serial number 195629 and kite mark, 88cm high, 92cm wide, 64cm deepNote: The design for this seat was registered and patented by the Coalbrookdale Iron Foundry at the Public Record Office on the 1st March 1866 and is seat number 44 in their 1875 Castings Catalogue, Section III, page 253.
Lot 26
An ornate Louis XV-style gold-painted bergere conversation settee, the ornate undulating back centred by a scroll and swag panel, serpentine seat rail above shell carved apron, on acanthus capped cabriole legs, 118 x 52 x 73cms high; together with a similarly styled armchair, 64 x 59 x 79cms high.
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