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Lot 42
AN EMPIRE STYLE ROSEWOOD CYLINDER FRONT WRITING DESK, quarter cut, crossbanded and boxwood line inlaid veneers with brass edging strips, the cylinder fall with classical urn and floral swag inlay opening to reveal brass edged drawers and slide-out work surface, single lower frieze drawer with swag inlay, on tapering reeded supports with brass cups and caps, 98.5 cms high, 90 cms wide, (polish crazed to the top, some fading, dry flaky areas to the cylinder front, some knocks to the brassware)
Lot 641
NINETEENTH-CENTURY CARVED GILT WOOD CONSOLE TABLEthe rouge royale marble top with inverted break-front centre and curved ends to the fore, above a cabochon and leaf scroll decorated frieze, raised on leaf carved fluted legs, joined by an urn centred stretcher rails90 cm. high; 104 cm. wide; 44 cm. deep
Lot 27
"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 5th June 1937 - Champion Bowsprit Class - First prize - Won by Sara" - An Edward VIII silver two-handled prize cup and cover with plain body and moulded scroll handles, the tiered and domed cover with urn pattern finial and with moulded circular rim, 18.5ins high, by William Neale Ltd., London 1936, (weight 66ozs)
Lot 81
A George III silver urn-pattern christening mug, cast and engraved with fruiting vines and leaf scroll ornament, with entwined fruiting vine pattern handle, 3.75ins high, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1816, a George III silver oval milk jug with reeded rim and angular handle, 3.75ins high, London 1802, and a small selection of other silver items, various, (combined weighable silver 26ozs)
Lot 24
"Fortieth Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1934 - Open Staysail Class - First prize - Presented by The Corporation of London - Won by Veronica" - A George V silver two-handled prize cup with urn shaped body, scroll handles and circular footrim, 13ins high, by A.E Poston & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1933, (weight 28ozs)
Lot 19
A pair of late Victorian silver two-handled urn pattern table oil lamps (now converted to electric) with part fluted bodies and on circular reeded footrims, 10ins high, makers mark rubbed, London 1899, (engraved with presentation inscription to each - complete with burners now separate), and shades for same
Lot 28
"Grand Coronation Thames & Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1953 - A Champion Bowsprit Class - First Prize - Presented by The Joint Committee - Won by Sara" - A late Victorian silver two-handled prize cup with associated cover, the urn shaped body partly embossed with leaf ornament, with reeded and leaf capped handles and with conforming circular footrim, 12.75ins high, by Mappin & Webb, London 1899, the cover with turned and reeded finial, London 1935, (weight 50ozs)
Lot 23
Collection of Silver Prize Trophies won by F.T.Everard & Sons Limited of The Wharf, Greenhithe, Kent. "Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1962 - Champion Bowsprit Class - 2nd Prize Cup" - An Elizabeth II silver two-handled prize cup with urn pattern body, leaf capped double scroll handles and moulded footrim, 8ins high, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 1960, (weight 15ozs), and with black plinth for same
Lot 960
An inlaid mahogany longcase clock by Joseph Heckstetter of London, the 12ins arched brass dial with wide silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, the matted dial centre with subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and turned winding holes, and with strike/silent dial to arch, to the eight day two train five pillar movement striking on a bell, and with additional chiming mechanism on eight bells, contained in associated mahogany case, later inalid with Neo-classical style urn and leaf scroll and floral ornament, the hood with swept top and three turned finials and turned, fluted and brass stopped columns to hood, shaped trunk door flanked by fluted and brass stopped quarter columns, the base with raised astragal moulded panel and on double plith base, 98ins high, (including finials), (movement with added arch and adapted arch, in associated case, later inlaid) Note: Joseph Heckstetter recorded as apprenticed 1687, clockmaker in London 1694-1704
Lot 927
A late George III mahogany mantel clock by Sargent, Jermyn Street, London, the 8ins arched painted metal dial with Roman numerals and with strike/silent and pendulum regulation dials to arch, to the eight day three train movement striking and quarter chiming on nine bells, contained in figured mahogany and brass mounted case, the cresting of swept form surmounted by turned brass urn and with brass scale pattern panels to sides, four further smaller brass urn finials, moulded cornice and brass stopped fluted quarter columns, the side panels with fretted brass scale pattern grills and moulded base with brass ogee bracket feet, 27ins high Note: Joseph Sargent is recorded working in German Street, London from 1794-1820, he was watchmaker to The Princess of Wales Provenance: Campbell & Archard Ltd. Incorporating Derek Roberts Antiques, 25 Shipbourne Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN10 3DN, Stock No. 31819
Lot 917
An early 19th Century French gilt brass cased lyre pattern mantel timepiece, the 3.75ins diameter white enamelled chapter ring with Arabic numerals, to the eight day single train movement with silk suspension, the whole supported in gilt metal lyre pattern casing, two-handled flaming urn to crest and with acanthus leaves, fruiting baskets and ribbon swags, on twin rectangular gilt brass supports and rectangular white marble plinth base with gilt brass bead ornament, 16.5ins high, complete with rosewood rectangular plinth base and rectangular glass dome for same, 19.25ins high, (dome cracked to one side) Provenance: Campbell & Archard Ltd. Incorporating Derek Roberts Antiques, 25 Shipbourne Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN10 3DN, Stock No. 24077
Lot 95
A Large 18th Century French Carved Oak Armoire Corps Deux. The upper & lower cupboards having moulded panel doors boldly carved with satyr face masks and cameo portraits in quatrefoil cartouches with a pair of carved frieze drawers in between. The integral corner columns entwined in carved ivy with urn finial terminals surmounted by winged cherub heads to the top and lion heads below. The moulded base on lion paw feet 78 ins (198 cms) high, 60½ ins (154 cms) wide, 25 ins (63.5 cms) deep.
Lot 265
An Early 19th Century Brass Chandelier. The eight S-scroll branches with profiled green man terminals poking out their tongues, and bearing broad dished drip pans centred by urn shaped candle cups. The tenons pegging into a knopped central stem below a disc of four slot-on merman ornaments and a twin headed eagle surmount with detachable wings. The large globe pendant with hanging ring, approx 34 ins (86 cms) in length, 40 ins (102 cms) wide.
Lot 60
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Sheffield 1791, maker's mark of John Parsons & Co, the urn shaped sockets fitted with detachable sconces with maker's mark of John Green, Roberts, Mosley & Co, over octagonal tapering columns, raised on spreading circular base (weighted), the entire decorated with bright cut engraving. (2)
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