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INTERESTING ANTIQUE WING LANTERN CLOCK, the posted movement with single hand, verge escapement, alarm and outside countwheel, the 7.25" chapter ring signed John Davis, Windsor, the brass case with finely turned corner pillars, urn finials, floral fretwork panels and ball feet, 14.5" high (wings replaced)
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French ornate brass four glass two train mantel clock, the movement stamped no. 16202 striking on a bell and with visible mercury pendulum, the 3.5" circular porcelain dial with visible escapement, within an ornate brass case surmounted by an urn and supported upon four acanthus sheathed hooped legs terminating in hoof feet, 17" high
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French ormolu and porcelain mounted two train mantel clock, the Japy Freres movement with outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the 3.25" porcelain dial painted with a cherub over porcelain panel painted with a couple fishing flanked by classical columns and surmounted by an urn, 15.5" high
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Mahogany three train bracket clock on eight bells and four gongs, the back plate stamped with the makers trademark L.F.S. striking on a gong, with 7" silvered chapter ring and subsidiary slow/fast and chiming bells/Westminster gongs subsidiary dials, within a stepped case with fluted canted pilasters surmounted by four brass urn finials, caddy top and brass carrying handle, 21" high
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An oak thirty-hour longcase clock, Will. Russell, Wootton, circa 1740. The four-pillar outside countwheel bell-striking movement with 12 inch square brass dial with calendar aperture to the Hoho bird and foliate scroll engraved matted centre within an applied Roman numeral silvered chapter ring with Arabic five minutes and fleur de lys half hour markers and signed Will. Rufsell along lower edge, with bird and urn pattern spandrel applied angles, the case with moulded cornice above long trunk door and reduced plinth base, 195cm high. William Russell is recorded in Loomes, Brian Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World Volume 2 as working in Wootton, Bedfordshire up to 1770.
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James Plunkett & Co., Warwick, A fine overmantel, Victorian, second half 19th century carved oak, the rectangular plate with urn surmount and Philips family crest with motto 'Simplex Munditiis', including pole and entwined rope twist surround, bearing a incomplete paper label to the reverse; "34 Warwick Street, Leamington, by appointment to her Majesty the Queen". Probably for James Plunkett and Co. h.216cm., w.190cm. Provenance Probably sold Contents of Welcombe Hall, local saleroom, Stratford upon Avon, 1931 as ''a richly carved-oak over-mantel with large mirror in centre, 6ft. 3in. [not including urn finial] by 6ft. 3in. by Plunkett, Warwick" Literature Anne Stevens, The Wood Carvers of Warwick, Warwick, 1980, p. 39 The crest is that of Philips of Heath House, Staffordshire, Lancashire and Warwickshire, Fairburn's Crests, Edinburgh, 1892, Vol.1, p. 355. Probably adopted by the Phillips family of Welcombe Hall. James Plunkett and Co. were a well know cabinet makers and wood carvers in Warwickshire and had a partnership with Thomas Kendall. W
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A 19th century Rococo style porcelain pot pourri, possibly Derby, in the form of a two handled urn, the pierced cover decorated in relief with enamelled flowers, the finial formed as a realistic peony, the main body also decorated with simple and intricate flowers, the whole highlighted with gilt, some loss to petals, 19 cm
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an Edwardian mahogany breakfront bookcase the swan-neck pediment with central urn finial, over boxwood strung frieze, four astragal glazed doors, enclosing adjustable shelves, on a moulded rectangular lower section, comprising two long drawers, four slides over four panelled cupboards, on plinth base 240cm wide, 225cm high
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a late 18th / 19th century Dutch oak and walnut floral marquetry cabinet chest the bonnet shaped cornice above arched glazed door and sides enclosing shelves, serpentine top over a bombe front with four long graduated drawers. on scroll bracket legs, the whole decorated with urn and draped foliate marquetry 94cm wide, 182cm high
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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CORNER CUPBOARD of quadrant form with stringing and parquetry banding, moulded cornice over frieze with marquetry patera depicting an insect, two doors with marquetry foliate corners enclosing shelving, urn shaped escutcheons, on moulded base, 19 1/4" wide, 45 1/4" high
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A pair of Chamberlains Worcester blue-ground and gilt cream-tureens, of campana urn form, painted with panels of pink roses reserved on a pale-yellow ground and within S-scroll borders, 14cm high, circa 1820 (lacking covers, one with glued handle) See Geoffrey A. Godden, Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852 (1982), p. 126, pl. 150 for a similar example
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A Coalport dark-blue-ground three-handled pot-pourri urn and cover, of globular form, painted by E.H. Bell with gilt C-scroll panels of flowers and a titled landscape scene (Loch Ranza), with domed and pierced cover, 17cm high, green printed marks, V5146R, circa 1920; and a Coalport Rococo revival style coffee cup and saucer, circa 1911, retailed by Goodes
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A Staffordshire pearlware milk jug, printed in puce with vignettes of a ruin and figures fishing before a country house, within pink lustre borders, 12.5cm high; and an urn shaped sugar bowl and domed cover within a pair of satyr masks and similarly decorated, 14cm high (crack), circa 1820 (see illustration on our website)
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A Careys Improved Opaque China blue and white printed urn-shaped two-handled soup-tureen, cover and stand, decorated with views of country houses, within a foliate border, 36cm wide, printed marks incorporating Royal coat-of-arms, circa 1830 (some chips) See A.W. Coysh and R.K. Henrywood, The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780-1880 (1982), p. 70, where the authors note that this partnership produced three series, The Cathedral, Irish Views and Titled Seats, of which this would most likely come from the latter two series noted.
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A selection of mostly German porcelain including Meissen, comprising; a Meissen (Marcolini) teabowl for the Turkish market, blue crossed swords mark, circa 1800, a Meissen flower-encrusted saucer (small chips), a pair of Meissen miniature figures, 6cm high (male figure missing an arm), a Meissen jug painted with a pink rose, 6cm high, a Dresden leaf-shaped dish, a Naples-style pot pourri urn on a tripartite dolphin support base, modelled con baso relievo istoriato, 13cm high, crowned N mark and a cabinet cup printed with Bonaparte taking leave of the guard on the way to exile, late 19th and early 20th centuries
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