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Two very early and scarce Seth Thomas clocks; a pre-1866 veneered softwood small shelf clock with original back paper, 9" high; also a circa 1900 house shaped "Lodge Lever" alarm clock in nickel steel, glass sides and 3" dial, 7" high (2) *Featured in Alan Shenton - Collectable Clock, figure 189
Henty (G. A.) A Search for a Secret, second edition, minor marking to pictorial onlay, spine ends a little creased and bumped, [1911]; Through Russian Snows, upper hinge cracked, partial loss to pastedown, n.d.; A Knight of the White Cross, first edition, slight shelf lean, 1896; Facing Death, contemporary ink ownership inscription, [1885], some spotting and foxing, original pictorial cloth, stamped in gilt, spine ends and corners bumped but otherwise bright, clean copies; and c.70 others, including a second edition of The March to Coomassie, by the same and similar, some first editions, all in original pictorial cloth, v.s. (c.75)
Good mahogany inlaid American shelf clock timepiece, the 7" painted arched dial signed David Wood, Newbury Port over a square door inlaid with chevron banding and a central heraldic symbol, within a stepped quarter pillared case, surmounted by a moulded rounded arched cornice with three brass flaming urn finials united by pierced foliate crestings, 34" high (pendulum, weight and keys) *This clock is a Michael Basch commissioned reproduction of a David Wood of Newbury Port Massachusetts shelf clock circa 1970 The clock is sold with a detailed account of its history and construction, which is also shown in an image on the internet
An attractive and fine quality large George III style inlaid Sideboard, the shaped shelf back over a satinwood banded large bow fronted top, with two frieze drawers and centre brass inlaid panel, flanked by two inlaid panel doors, the entire profusely inlaid with shells, over eight square inlaid tapering legs, 244cms (8')long. (1)
A fine quality Victorian walnut and crossbanded Buffet, in the style of Lamb of Manchester, with a carved shaped back with circular monogram, and shelf above three tiers, panel backs, turned pillar support on a base with frieze drawer on bun feet, approx. 141cms x 106cms (55 1/2" x 42"). (1)
A late Victorian carved walnut mirror back Display Cabinet, the carved and pierced decorated cornice over a central shield shaped mirror above a shelf with frieze drawer and inlaid panel doors, flanked either side by glazed doors on carved cabriole legs, approx. 223cms h x 142cms w (88" x 56"). (1)
A small Charles II joined oak single-door enclosed-cupboard, circa 1670Have a one-piece top board, the panelled door enclosing a single shelf, on ball-turned legs, joined all round by plain stretchers, 49cm wide x 31cm deep x 98.5cm high, (19in wide x 12in deep x 38 1/2in high)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.
A small boarded oak desk box, English, circa 1600-20The hinged slope enclosing an interior fitted with till, the lid now lacking, above an enclosed shelf with an aperture, the front board with a reserve carved with a run of opposing leafy 'S'-scrolls, joined by strapwork, one end with initial triad 'HBM', 32cm wide x 24cm deep x 23.5cm high, (12 1/2in wide x 9in deep x 9in high)
A Henry VIII joined oak linenfold-carved coffer, circa 1540Having a thick twin-boarded and end-cleated hinged lid, three linenfold-carved panels to the front and two to each side, interior lidded till and part shelf, on moderately broad extended stile supports, 97cm wide x 45cm deep x 58.5cm high, (38in wide x 17 1/2in deep x 23in high)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.
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