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Lot 234
VINTAGE METAL BOUND TRAVEL TRUNKcontaining a selection of period ladies clothes including a pair of button-up leather boots, waistcoat, jacket, housecoat with embroidered trim, beadwork top, satin tunic with trousers, undergarments, 1970's cloak and trousers noted, viewing required, a large leather bound travel trunk, and a large wooden bound travel trunk 55cm high x 86.5cm wide x 54cm deep
Lot 853
A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY INLAID EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK BY JOHN CHAMBLEY OF WOLVERHAMPTON, the painted face with date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, maker's name to the arch, the case with inlaid detail, H 215 cm A/F, twin weights and pendulumCondition Report:The base of the trunk is replaced.
Lot 103
An amusing British anthropomorphic elephant 1920s, possibly Einco, with blue mohair, white googly glass eyes with orange and black painted pupil, red felt mouth and end of trunk, swivel head with seams meeting at cross on top of the head, standing on straight hind legs, rotund body with jointed arms, black stitched toes, tails and squeaker - 16in. (401?2cm.) high (faded to grey, some general thinning and wear)
Lot 71
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, the painted dial signed Jonathan Wainwright Nottingham, with swan neck pediment centred by a gilt brass sphere, moon phase dial with painted flower spandrels, Corinthian column pilasters, slender trunk and panelled base on square bracket feet, 51cm wide x 236 cm high, pendulum and two weights, winder. See illustration
Lot 734
A Louis Vuitton case, with leather bound edge, stamped "Louis Vuitton" to the lock and "LV" to the hasps. 72 cm x 44 cm x 23 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The handle is serviceable however the leather to the right-hand side by the brass bracket is worn through and detached. The left hand side is badly perished. The handle is however secure and functional. There is further perishing to the leather on the remainder of the handle. The interior of the trunk is in generally good condition with only minor scuffs and blemishes as one would expect. There are no interior dividers. All metalwork is present and original. All corner bindings are in reasonable condition but do have scuffs and abrasions as one would expect. The trunk is generally scuffed and marked but there are no perforations or losses to the canvas. There are however numerous scuffs, marks, scratches and losses to the paintwork. The leather corner bindings are all intact but with numerous old marks and scuffs. The hinges and closing mechanisms operate as they should. We do not have a key for the lock.
Lot 1271
An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, with swans neck pediment with blind fretwork above the arched glazed door enclosing the 11.5 inch arched painted dial with moon phase and eight day striking movement by Jn. Smith Pittenweem flanked by fluted columns, with long trunk door and conforming base with bracket feet. Height 207 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The hood is in generally good condition and of good colour. There has been an old break between the swan's necks which should be visible on our image. This is minor. The trunk is in generally good order. The door is not warped and there are no problems with the sides of the case or base. The backboards are original. There is some very long gone old woodworm holes in the softwood on the backboards but these are very minor. We have both weights and pendulum. The movement appears to be complete and is striking and the movement appears to be ticking also. We have not tested the moon phase. The dial is in original untouched condition with some minor surface scratches and paint losses. The most evident damage being to points behind two of the movement pillars. We do not think that the clock is a marriage as the cheeks are not built up and the mask fits around the dial.
Lot 1418
An early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock by Graham of Cockermouth, with two-train movement and painted dial. CONDITION REPORT: The clock hood is in generally good condition with no significant damage, losses or restoration. The glass in intact. The painted dial is a little dirty, scuffed and marked but has no significant problems. The movement appears to be complete. The catgut is detached from the going train. The clock does however tick when pressure is applied to the barrel. In our opinion the movement is likely to work but will need the catgut reattaching and would probably benefit from a clean. We have both weights and the pendulum. We cannot open the trunk door as unfortunately there is no key. The trunk is in generally good condition. The backboards are in good order. There is some woodworm to the bottom 3 inches of base. This is most evident on the sides of the clock case and on the bottom board of the base which in an ideal world should be removed. The plinth return moulding left and right is missing. There is also a moulding below the crossbanding on the trunk door. The left hand return section of this is also missing. The width of clock at widest point 55 cm, height 216 cm.
Lot 1467
A George III oak longcase clock by William Nicholson of Whitehaven, with thirty hour movement, the case with swans neck pediment, long trunk door, reeded quarter column corners and raised on bracket feet. Height 210 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This is a 30 hour clock. It has false winding apertures in order to make it appear as 8 day clocks which were much more expensive to make. The hood is in generally good condition with the exception of a cracked glass. There will also have been something between the swans necks which is missing, possibly a wheatsheaf. The remainder of the hood is in generally good order with only minor surface scratches and marks as one would expect. The brass dial is in good order but has lost much of its silvering. We have the clock weight and pendulum which is unfortunately missing the metal suspension. The clock does however tick without the pendulum and strikes as it should. The seatboard that would support the movement is missing. The movement does however fit the door aperture and we do not think that the clock is a marriage. The case is a typical Cumbrian case. The door is not warped, the sides of the case are in good order as are the base and bracket feet. The case is a little dry and could do with a good wax.
Lot 155
An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock by Edward Renouf & Co. of Jersey, the arched painted dial with fan spandrels and fruit and flowers, the Roman chapter ring with Arabic outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial at 12 and date dial at 6, engraved and gilded hands, eight day bell strike movement, the hood flanked by turned columns and surmounted by turned finials, over an arched trunk door, deep base and shallow plinth, 81¾in. (207.5cm.) high.
Lot 1342
A gilt brass Empire style fire fender, the top horizontal tubular rail with centralised ring, flanked by two cherubs on cylindrical pedestals, one seated to the left upon a tree trunk reading a book, the second a bird perched on his forearm, in front of pedestals with fruit and foliate swags, on scotia form base with raised shell and knot design, missing side components, 34in. (86.5cm.) long.
Lot 151
A mid-18th century oak cased eight day longcase clock by William Coulton of York, the arched brass Roman dial with outer Arabic minute track, matted centre, subsidiary seconds at noon, chamfered date aperture at six, signed, within gilt sea serpent spandrels and Tempus Fugit roundel to arch with winged figure automaton, the case with oversized caddy top hood on turned pillars, over a slender trunk with arched door, on base with bracket feet, 85in. (216cm) high.
Lot 157
A small 19th century mahogany single fusee drop dial wall clock, the 8in. circular Roman painted dial signed for W. W. Wilson of Croydon, glazed door with brass bezel on moulded and stepped mahogany frame, the dropped trunk with curved lower edge and door to underside, hinged movement access door to right side, 15in. (38cm.) high, 11¾in. (29.8cm.) wide.
Lot 152
A George III Channel Islands mahogany cased longcase clock by Thos. De Gruchy of St. Helier, Jersey, eight day bell strike movement, the hood with arched door, enclosing the Roman enamelled dial with painted and gilded floral spandrels and further floral decoration to the arch, flanked by slightly bellied turned and fluted columns below the swan neck pediment with brass rosette mounts to the scrolls and two sphere and spire finials, the central sphere surmounted by an eagle, the pointed arched door of the trunk over a deep base section on a shaped skirt and bracket feet, overall height 86½in. (219.75 cm.).
Lot 154
An 18th century oak 30 hour longcase clock by Jno. Ramsbottom, c.1770, the 13in. circular Roman brass dial with foliate engraving, signed, date dial at six, pierced steel hands, the hood flanked by turned columns beneath a swan neck pediment, the trunk with serpentine top door over an ogee moulded base, 83¼in. (211.5cm.) high.
Lot 171
A good quality mahogany cased musical grandmother clock, c.1900, the egg & dart moulded arched cornice over an arched brass dial with silvered Roman chapter ring and gilt cherub and crown spandrels, silvered chime dial to arch, the trunk with fluted chamfered corners and arched glazed door, the eight day movement with Westminster, St. Michael and Whittington chimes, 77½in. (202cm.) high, 16¾in. (42.75cm.) wide.
Lot 24
A pair of Meissen figures of a boy and girl, he wearing a puce foliate decorated jacket, green britches, holding his hat full of birds eggs in his right hand on a naturalistic base with a black and white dog; she with a shawl over her head, wearing a yellow jacket, a flower decorated dress on a naturalistic base with an ewe, blue cross sword marks to back of base, both 24cm (9.5 in) high (2) (D) He has lost his left arm from his shoulders, his right thumb and there are losses to the applied foliage. There is a crack through the base and through the tree trunk behind him She has lost the little finger from her right hand and there are losses from the foliage applied around her
Lot 453
An 18th century Vienna 'Vendange' group, of a man with a pannier of flowers, the woman with a basket of grapes, a child behind drawing wine from a barrel amongst growing grapes, 23cm (5 in) high (D) The tree trunk to one side of the couple has gone and chips are preesent within a paper package
Lot 989
An 18th century mahogany longcase clock, the break arch hood with three ball finials, side fret panels, 12inch brass dial with engraved outer border and signed 'Jno Oliver Manchester' below, seasonal figural spandrels, seconds dial, date aperture within foliate scroll engraving, figure of Father Time engraved to a silvered boss to the arch, (one upper dolphin mount broken), the trunk with brass stop fluted corner pilasters, on a panelled plinth, movement and dial second quarter 18th century, the case c.1770
Lot 991
A mahogany and inlaid early 19th century longcase clock, the hood with turned urn finials above moulded swanneck pediment above panels painted in gilt with leafy fronds, twin reeded columns, the 14inch painted dial signed 'Harrison, Ormskirk', with seconds and calendar dials, moonphase disc to the arch, 4 pillar 8 day movement numbered '252' to the reverse, the trunk with lancet top door flanked by quarter columns, all on a rectangular plinth and ogee feet, 246cm (96in)
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