fine art sale

A 19th century figural mantle clock, with winged female nude warrior standing on armour and with onyx base below housing the two-train clock movement and 3.25 inch enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, with gilt metal surround and raised on four scrolling paw feet. Width 15 ins, height 32 ins (see illustration).

Estimated: £400 - £600

A Victorian brass faced wall clock, with wag-o-the-wall movement, the case embossed with stylised Art Nouveau inspired decoration. 12 ins square.

Sold for £65

A 19th century pine spoon rack, with candle box beneath. Width 13 ins.

Sold for £100

A 19th century French slate mantle clock, with brass finial to each corner above the rectangular case, the circular dial applied with Roman numerals and with two-train striking movement by F. Marti & Co., flanked by column corners and with metal battle plaque scene beneath and with square stepped base raised on a mahogany plinth. Width 10.5 ins, height 15 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £95

A French slate and marble clock, of architectural style, with applied Roman numerals and with visible Brocot escapement and two-train striking movement, flanked by recessed rectangular columns and raised on a rectangular base incised and gilt. Width 19 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £90

A French black slate clock, with architectural case having a Gothic finial to each corner, with caddy top to centre with pineapple finial, the dial with applied metal Roman numerals and with visible Brocot escapement and two-train movement by Mougin, flanked by fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and with stepped base, the whole incised with leaves and bellflower. Width 14.25 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £125

A late 19th century timepiece, with cylindrical brass case to enamelled dial with Roman numerals and single-train movement, supported by a cherub holding sword with scrolling rococo base. Height 10 ins.

Sold for £50

A perpetual motion clock under dome, with circular enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, with Brocot escapement and supported by simple columns, with weighted platform beneath and on circular base. Height including dome 12 ins.

Sold for £20

A Gustav Becker perpetual motion clock under glass dome, with three finials above the circular enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, with simple column beneath, with weighted platform and raised on a circular base. Height including dome 12 ins.

Sold for £45

A French black slate and marble mantle clock, with incised case, the circular dial with enamelled chapter ring with Arabic numerals and single-train movement with horseshoe trademark, flanked by half round columns and with stepped base. Width 8.5 ins.

Sold for £30

A 19th century Tunbridge Ware casket, domed top with Gothic ruin hinging to an interior fitted for stationery, the bombe sides with Tunbridge Ware roses. Width 10 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £420

A Victorian walnut writing slope, brass bound, with green tooled leather writing surface, inkwell and pen tray. Width 11.5 ins.

Sold for £85

A George III mahogany cellarette, the rectangular top with centre oval shell medallion and bats wing corner spandrels opening to an interior previously fitted for six bottles now open, the front panel with bats wing corner spandrels, with brass drop carrying handle to either side, with moulding below and raised on bracket feet. Width 15 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £320

A 19th century mahogany dressing table mirror, shield shape, set on turned centre column with three downswept legs terminating in pad feet. Width 7.5 ins, height 14.5 ins.

Sold for £80

A Regency mother of pearl tea caddy, with stepped hinged lid opening to an interior fitted with two compartments, the rectangular body with canted angles and plinth base raised on short recessed feet. Width 8 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £260

A Victorian footstool, with mahogany showframe raised on cabriole legs and with woolwork floral tapestry top.

Sold for £55

A Patent Electric clock, movement on cast iron plate stamped "The B.P. Patent System E.M. Amateur Patent No. 24620/04 and 919/07", in wooden case and with four clock movements.

Sold for £1800

A late 19th century French brass clock, with vase and cover finial to stepped hood in turn above a glazed door enclosing the dial with applied ceramic tablets with Roman numerals and two-train movement, with stepped base raised on short feet. Height 16 ins.

Sold for £60

A perpetual motion anniversary clock, the silvered dial inscribed "Grant & Son, Carlisle", with brocot escapement and single-train movement by Gustav Becker, raised on a circular plinth and with glass dome. Height including dome 12 ins.

Sold for £10

A Victorian rosewood veneered banjo barometer, with onion top, with hygrometer, alcohol thermometer, mirror, silvered brass dial and spirit level.

Sold for £70

A George mahogany candle box, wall mounting, with slope front and open interior, the front panel with foliate inlaid medallion. Height 21 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £150

A marble topped bracket, with gilt metal base and scroll support. Width 21 ins.

Sold for £35

A 19th century black slate mantle clock, with French two-train movement, the circular dial with Roman numerals flanked by columns with Corinthian capitals. Width 11 ins.

Sold for £40

A brass lantern clock, by Mappin & Webb London, of typical form with domed cover, circular dial with Roman numerals and single-train movement. Width 4 ins, height 10.5 ins.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A Victorian walnut bracket clock, with Junghans two-train movement striking on five gongs, with arched silvered brass dial and architectural case. Width 12.5 ins.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A late Victorian copper mounted barrel, in the form of a large flagon, with loop handle, together with a small oak brass bound barrel paper basket.

Sold for £100

An Edwardian mirror, with mahogany frame being boxwood and ebony strung, the mirror with bevelled glass. Height 36 ins, width 54 ins.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A Victorian walnut jewellery casket, rectangular, with chamfered ebony, brass and bone decorated edge to well fitted interior with lift out tray and painted compartment beneath. Width 13 ins.

Sold for £50

A pair of George III mahogany side chairs, in the Chippendale style, with yoke shaped top rails, vase splats and shaped stiles, with drop in seats upholstered in patterned material, with moulded front rail and raised on legs of square chamfered section (see illustration).

Sold for £135

A set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs.

Sold for £420

Three George III mahogany Hepplewhite style side chairs, carved respectively with bellflower, wheat and Prince of Wales plume, each with shaped seat and raised on legs of square tapering section.

Sold for £200

Two George III mahogany side chairs, one with bowed top rail, the other of Hepplewhite design, both with leather seats and raised on legs of square section.

Sold for £20

A George III mahogany side chair, the back and seat upholstered in a bird, scroll and floral tapestry and raised on moulded chamfered legs of square section united by stretchers.

Sold for £50

A 19th century mahogany occasional chair, in the French style, with moulded showframe, upholstered back and stuff over seat, with serpentine front rail and raised on cabriole legs.

Sold for £20

A George III mahogany Chippendale style side chair, the yoke shaped top rail being foliate and scroll carved, with pierced splat back, fluted stiles and stuff over seat upholstered in a green and beige corded material and raised on moulded legs of square section united by stretchers.

Sold for £160

A George I walnut side chair, with yoke shaped top rail, solid splat back and shaped stiles, the drop in seat upholstered in a woolwork tapestry, with bowed front rail and raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet and united by stretchers (see illustration).

Sold for £300

An 18th century walnut side chair, with yoke shaped top rail, serpentine splat with foliate marquetry, with moulded stiles and drop in seat, moulded front rail and raised on cabriole legs (see illustration).

Estimated: £50 - £80

An 18th century walnut side chair, with yoke shaped top rail, solid splat and shaped stiles, with drop in seat with rose patterned woolwork cover, raised on cabriole legs.

Sold for £10

A set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs, comprising two arm and four single, each armchair with bowed top rail with chequer inlay, with moulded stiles and downswept scroll arms being boxwood strung, with drop in seats upholstered in a floral patterned material, with moulded front rail and raised on sabre legs (see illustration).

Sold for £580

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany and satinwood crossbanded corner armchair, raised on tapered legs of square section outlined with boxwood stringing.

Sold for £115

A pair of Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs, with drop in seats and raised on turned front legs.

Sold for £85

A late 19th century Aesthetic Movement ladies chair, the back and seat upholstered in a star patterned material, the showframe incised and gilt painted to black ground.

Estimated: £100 - £150

A good set of ten Regency mahogany dining chairs, Whitehaven design, comprising one arm and nine single chairs, the armchair with rope twist and turned top rail, with moulded stiles and arms with turned supports, with shell and scroll bar back, drop in seats upholstered in leather cloth, with moulded front rail and raised on sabre legs (see illustration).

Sold for £5400

A fine mahogany Gainsborough chair, probably George III, the back, seat and arms upholstered in a green silk type fabric with rose and scroll tapestry, having well carved downswept arms and scroll and foliate carved front legs terminating in scroll feet with recessed brass castors, the rear legs not carved but of similar design and terminating in scroll feet also with recessed brass castors. Width 29.5 ins, height 40 ins (see illustration).

Estimated: £3000 - £5000

A Victorian walnut chaise lounge, single chair back with exposed showframe, deep buttoned and with serpentine front rail, raised on cabriole legs (see illustration).

Sold for £560

A 19th century child's Windsor armchair, with turned legs and stretchers.

Sold for £190

An Edwardian mahogany framed armchair, upholstered in a beige patterned material with bush motifs, raised on turned front legs and brass castors.

Sold for £210

A set of eight 19th century mahogany dining chairs, in the Hepplewhite style, with pierced splat backs with Prince of Wales feathers, with moulded frames, outswept arms to each armchair and with drop in seat upholstered in green velvet type material and raised on moulded legs of square section united by stretchers.

Sold for £500

A 19th century ash and elm child's Windsor armchair, of typical construction with pierced splat back, shaped seat and crinoline stretcher (see illustration).

Estimated: £300 - £400

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany framed tub chair, with shaped seat upholstered in a William Morris style fabric and raised on turned legs united by stretchers.

Sold for £150

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany tub chair, with three shield splats, the seat upholstered in an embossed material and raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A walnut stool, oval, circa 1930 and in the Queen Anne style, raised on four cabriole legs terminating in hairy paw feet.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A late Victorian armchair, with bellflower carved back, shaped arms and seat upholstered in an exotic bird tapestry and raised on turned and reeded front legs.

Sold for £50

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany piano stool, with low back and tapestry seat cover, with lift up lid and raised on tapered legs of square section.

Estimated: £100 - £150

A 19th century dressing stool, the exposed showframe with lion mask terminals to foliate and scroll carved sides and legs, recently re-upholstered in a beige fabric with braiding. Width 25 ins (see illustration).

Estimated: £400 - £600

A Victorian rosewood piano stool, the circular top with latticework upholstery in beige, with beaded edge above the adjustable column with gadrooned support beneath and raised on three foliate carved scroll legs.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A George III mahogany armchair, with three bar back and downswept arms with scroll support, with drop in seat and raised on legs of square section.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A 19th century French armchair, with exposed foliate carved moulded showframe, with upholstered back, padded arms and seat and raised on front cabriole legs.

Sold for £330

A set of four 19th century mahogany dining chairs, Scottish, with incised backs and stuff over seats and raised on turned incised front legs terminating in castors.

Estimated: £120 - £180

A set of six William IV mahogany dining chairs.

Sold for £140

A set of six Victorian balloon-back dining chairs.

Sold for £180

A 19th century Eskdale ladder back armchair, of large form, with rush seat and turned legs. Width 26 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £170

A George III mahogany wing easy chair, upholstered in a floral pattern material and raised on front foliate carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet. Width 31 ins, height of back 35 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £300

A 19th century hardwood armchair, possibly Anglo-Indian, with scroll and plume carved pediment to the pierced back depicting a vase, flowers and scrollwork, with downswept arms and shaped supports the seats upholstered in a floral patterned material in blue, with carved front rail and raised on scrolling legs terminating in claw and ball feet.

Estimated: £250 - £300

A 19th century oak and ash rush seated armchair, with spindled back and with similar single chair.

Estimated: £70 - £100

A mahogany tub armchair, with horseshoe shaped back, with upholstered seat and raised on cabriole legs.

Sold for £88

A set of four Victorian walnut occasional chairs, each with incised showframes, stuff over seats upholstered in a red velvet type material with geometric patterns and raised on turned fluted front legs.

Sold for £100

A 17th century style oak Wainscot chair, with carved panelled back, downswept arms and solid seats raised on turned front legs united by low stretchers.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A pair of Art Nouveau walnut armchairs, with shaped backs and arms, with rush seats and raised on turned front legs terminating in pad feet.

Sold for £195

A late Victorian carved oak window seat, with turned handles to the rectangular top with carved edge and recessed carved frieze, raised on four legs. Width 49 ins.

Estimated: £150 - £200

A late Victorian carved oak elbow chair, with moulded frame to solid seat and raised on X framed legs.

Estimated: £250 - £300

A late 19th century oak Gothic style hall chair.

Estimated: £100 - £150

A set of four George III country fruitwood Chippendale style dining chairs, each with yoke shaped top rail, pierced splat back and shaped stiles, with drop in seats and raised on legs of chamfered rectangular section.

Sold for £280

A Victorian Chesterfield settee, deep buttoned with high back and upholstered in a blue velvet with braiding and raised on turned front legs. Width 69 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £500

A Queen Anne style settee, deep buttoned in blue leather with detachable cushions and raised on scroll and foliate carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet (see illustration).

Sold for £620

A set of eight George III mahogany dining chairs, comprising two arm and six single each with bowed top rail, moulded stiles and simple bar back, with drop in seats, straight front rails and raised on tapered legs of square section (see illustration).

Sold for £1450

A late 19th century oak side chair, with Gothic carved top rail, panelled back and solid seat.

Sold for £80

A set of one carver arm and five single Georgian country oak dining chairs, with solid seats and raised on tapered legs of square section.

Sold for £400

A large Victorian rosewood fire screen, with shell and scroll mounts to the rectangular frame with barley sugar twist supports and raised on downswept scroll legs.

Sold for £55

A mahogany low stool, the rectangular top with woolwork tapestry in a foliate design to beige ground, with exposed showframe and raised on four cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. Length 42 ins.

Sold for £20

A Georgian corner armchair, with drop in seat to serpentine front rail, raised on turned legs terminating in pad fee.

Sold for £20

A late Victorian adjustable gout stool,. upholstered in a deep buttoned velvet type fabric with braided edge and raised on turned legs.

Sold for £50

A set of six late 19th/early 20th century oak dining chairs, in the Queen Anne style, with drop in seats and raised on turned front legs united by shaped stretchers.

Sold for £140

A late Victorian salon suite, comprising settee, two armchairs and four single chairs, with exposed scroll carved pierced showframe to each piece and with velvet type striped material and raised on short cabriole legs terminating in castors.

Sold for £480

A Windsor armchair, ash and elm, with pierced splat back, solid seat, turned legs and crinoline stretcher.

Sold for £160

A matched set of one carver arm and five single George III Chippendale style country oak dining chairs, each with yoke shaped top rail to solid splat back with shaped stiles and solid seat raised on legs of square tapering section with exception of the armchair with turned legs and stretchers (see illustration).

Sold for £340

A late Victorian oak nursing chair, with deep buttoned back and stuff over seat, with moulded arms with turned supports, raised on turned front legs.

Sold for £90

A late 19th century oak Arts & Crafts armchair, with stylised foliate carving to the top rails set between shaped stiles and with stylised tulip carved centre splats to back, upholstered in gold velvet type material and raised on legs of square tapering section.

Estimated: £50 - £80

A late 19th century fruitwood rocking chair, with rush seat, shaped legs and ladder back.

Sold for £75

A 19th century Lancashire spindle backed armchair, with rush seat and turned legs terminating in pad feet.

Sold for £150

A Mouseman Thompson stool, of shaped outline, raised on three faceted legs. Width 12 ins.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A Mouseman Thompson of Kilburn child's seat, with triangular pediment and sliding tray top, with three mice peering over the front rail and raised on silhouette legs. Width 17 ins, height 49 ins, depth 24 ins (see illustration).

Estimated: £2000 - £3000

Four Arts & Crafts inspired mahogany dining chairs, circa 1900, with two splats with stylised tulip incisions, with leather upholstered seats and raised on legs of square section united by stretchers.

Estimated: £100 - £150

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany music seat, raised on tapered legs of square section, with pierced end supports united by a low shelf.

Estimated: £80 - £120

An aluminium and plastic swivel armchair, with leather back and seat, late 1960's/early 1970's.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A pair of oak adjustable armchairs, circa 1930, with spindled supports to the arms and with foliate carved front stretcher.

Estimated: £200 - £300

A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, each with bowed and foliate carved top rail, with back and seat upholstered in beige velvet type material, with serpentine front rail and raised on turned front legs.

Sold for £200

An oak Turner's chair, 20th century.

Sold for £45

An early 19th century child's Windsor armchair, yew wood and ash, of good patination with pierced splat back, shaped seat and turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher (see illustration).

Sold for £340

A pair of early 18th century Queen Anne style splat back dining chairs, green painted with gilt decoration to splat, stiles and legs, raised on cabriole front legs and turned stretchers (see illustration).

Sold for £190