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Click here to subscribeA VICTORIAN SILVER HINGED LIDDED DRESSING TABLE BOX AND THREE FURTHER ITEMS (4)The dressing table box with embossed decoration, length 17cm, Birmingham 1898, weight 112 grams, also a silver handled magnifying glass, Birmingham 1900, a French plated metal mounted circular desk clock and a plated on copper large vase, with floral and foliate scroll embossed decoration, height 52cm
A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include an oak barley twist table, a sewing machine, a mahogany sofa table, a brass magazine rack, a brass and onyx standard lamp, and a clock, condition report: clock and sewing machine untested, clock with one winding key, one pendulum, all with general signs of wear and usage (6)
A BURR WALNUT RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE, with wavy edges, raised on cabriole legs, width 90cm x depth 44cm x height 46cm, a stool, an occasional table, and a clock, condition report: clock untested, one winding key, one pendulum, all with imperfections, such as marks, scratches, stains, other wear and usage (4)
A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a white metal and hardstone bangle, a hard stone bracelet and necklace, a 'Swarovski' table lighter, two watches and three clock movements, loose gemstones and a small quantity of costume jewellery (condition report: general moderate wear, lighter and watches have not been tested for working condition, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the items)
A Regency Style Mahogany Striking Table Clock, retalied by Goldsmiths Company, 112 Regent St., London, circa 1900, case arch pediment with carrying handle, side fish scale sound frets, front of base with applied presentation plaque, bracket feet, 8" painted convex dial, with Roman numerals and signed, twin fusee movement with an anchor escapement and striking on a gong, 44cm high over handleCase is faded in parts, case with signs of white paint residue to the surface in parts, front top righ tand side piece of corner moulding missing, metal parts are discoloured, front of the base with an applied presentation plaque, back door slightly bowed when closed, front glass with stain marks, painted dial with small chips to the painted surfaces in parts and crazing marks, outer minute track and Roman numerals are rubbed in parts, movement needs cleaning, steel gong with signs of rust, movement seat board needs rebuilding, with pendulum and key
J H Borrell circa 1795 George III twin fusee table clock. Ebonised four window case with brass carrying handle to pediment. The lockable front door, with gilt brass and red velvet panels either side of the arch, opening to a brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals to the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes on the chapter ring. The central panel also silvered and bearing the inscription of 'J H Borell London'. Above the 12 a silvered disc with engraved sun face motif within the arch. Gilt brass spandrels. The rear lockable door opening to a brass four pillar two train fusee movement with anchor escapement, striking to a bell. Backplate inscribed 'J.H.Borrell London'. H 40cm, W 26cm, D 16cm. John Henry Borell (anglicised from Jean Henri Borel), was a Swiss Huguenot watchmaker born in 1757 in Couvet, Switzerland. Immigrating to England in the 1790's Henry Borrell was a London Master watch and clockmaker whose address was registered at 15 Wilderness Row (active 1795-1840).
A fine Victorian brass bound coromandel travelling vanity case, with silver-topped contents London, 1873, George Betjemann & Son of rectangular form, opening to reveal a fully fitted interior with hinged action side drawers and drop flap front, abbatant mirror to lid interior, containing thirteen silver and glass dressing table vessels, chased engraved decoration and monogram, together with mother-of-pearl handled manicure and other accoutrements, some associated, including a Victorian ivory encased timepiece, central removable tray disguising secret drawers, with original leather case Condition: Two splits to the top, including one that runs the whole width. Knocks and wear to the case throughout. The open and close mechanism function. Some instruments missing. Wear to the interior. Tarnishing to the silver but no dents. The small hand mirror with a crack to the glass. Re clock: IMPORTANT NOTE This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission number reference: TQ76PXAQ Provenance: Reputed to have belonged to Elspeth, Lady Invernairn (1874-1955), wife of Lord Invernairn, one of Ernest Shackleton's major backers. Thence by descent.
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, UNION JACK THEMED ITEMS AND MISCELLANEOUS, to include a selection of Christmas tree baubles, tinsel, and LED warm white lights, two sets of vintage colour flower style lights, boxes of mixed Christmas cards, bottle gift boxes, etc., Union Jack items include a Ravel pocket watch, a model of a 1951 Volkswagen Beetle scale 1/18, made by Maisto, money box in the shape of a Mini, Ansons umbrella, flags, bunting, table mats, wall clock, metal bin, laundry basket, storage box and lid, stationery set, ds skins etc. VE day mugs, Leyland buses mug, collection of badges mainly bus themed, etc (3 boxes + loose), (sd/af)
A Mappin & Webb reproduction walnut cased table clock, surmounted by a handle, the brass dial with applied silvered chapter ring showing Roman numerals, having an eight day movement with Westminster chimes, height 34cmWinds, ticks and adjusts as it should, but we do not know if it keeps time well.Strikes as it should.
A mixed lot to include a silver decanter label Brandy, a pair of engine turned napkin rings, along with a silver front Kitney and Co clock and picture frame and an ebony dressing table mirror with a white metal initial to the back Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request
20th Century Oak French Longcase 'Comtoise' Grandfather Clock. White face with Roman numerals, the case with an arched hood pediment, a waisted shaped case with a large glass opening door showing the decorative brass pendulum. Approx. 7' high. Together with a table canteen of cutlery, setting for six, raised on barley twist legs. 30'' high, 17.5'' wide, 12'' deep. As found.
A box of various plated wares to include a pair of sauce boats, three further sauce boats, plated sugar bowl, two plated alms dishes "Moseley challenge trophy 1987/1988", a set of six soup spoons, one pint trophy mug "High Peak April 3rd 1934 adjacent hunt's maiden race", six various pewter mugs, brass miniature mug, two plated toast racks, copper dish with heart decoration in the Art Nouveau manner 32.5 cm diameter, a pair of brass candlestick table lamps and a mahogany and inlaid cased mantel clock, the face inscribed "Finnigans Ltd Manchester Liverpool Paris make" (replacement battery movement)
Edwardian oak table clock, brass dial with silvered chapter ring, signed Pearce & Sons, Leeds, two chain movement striking on two gongs, the architectural case with triangular pediment and fluted pilasters, width 33cm, height 43cm.Condition report:Repair to top. Discolouration to dial and sides of case. Nibbles to edges. Minor water damage to various areas. Scratch to back. Metal grille looks tired. Red material is stained on inside. Pendulum and key included. Untested. Please see additional uploaded images.