fine art

An oval coopered barrel form planter, 19th century. Width 19 ins.

Sold for £45

A Victorian Toleware coal receiver, painted with flowers and with rear wheels.

Sold for £42

A 19th century oak brass bound cylindrical bucket. Diameter 13 ins.

Sold for £90

A Victorian oak decanter casket, with metal bindings and housing four cut glass decanters. Width 9 ins.

Sold for £180

An Edwardian mahogany mantle clock, with silvered brass dial with Arabic numerals, two-train movement, Height 14 ins.

Sold for £70

A brass carriage clock, timepiece only, with Arabic numerals, complete with case. Height excluding carrying handle 4 ins.

Sold for £75

An Edwardian mahogany wall hanging display cabinet, fitted with two doors. Width 35 ins.

Sold for £82

An Indian brass inlaid rectangular hardwood tray, with carrying handle to either end. Length 36 ins.

Sold for £95

A George III mahogany small cellarette, with hinged top to later tin lining, brass drop handle with lion mask backplate to each side and raised on short bun feet. Width 17.5 ins (see illustration). .

Sold for £320

A late 19th/early 20th century gilt and cushion framed mirror, in the Venetian style. Width 32 ins, height 36 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £220

A Victorian skeleton clock, single fusee, raised on a marble base. Height of clock only 18 ins.

Sold for £600

A George III ebonised bracket clock, by Clarke, London, two-train fusee movement, silvered brass dial, pineapple finials and raised on short brass feet. Height 17.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £800

An early 19th century tortoiseshell tea caddy, faceted form, two compartments, short ball feet. Width 6.25 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £300

A Victorian brass bound miniature casket, containing two scent bottles. Width 5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £320

A Regency/William IV mahogany barometer, by Fagioli Clerkenwell.

Sold for £120

A Victorian mahogany miniature Scotch chest, two short and three long graduated drawers, quarter columns corners and raised on short turned feet. Width 15 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £300

A Victorian mahogany framed toilet mirror, rectangular, with scroll uprights and shaped base. Width 25 ins.

Sold for £50

A German olive wood cased mantle clock, with gilt and enamel face, fourteen day striking, circa 1900.

Sold for £80

A Victorian mantle clock, brass, with rampant lion terminal and ceramic Roman numerals. Width 11.5 ins.

Sold for £280

A late 19th century rosewood triple fusee bracket clock, with flaming torch finial and four further corner finials to the brass inlaid case, with silvered brass dial and various subsidiary dials to the arch, flanked by brass columns and with stepped breakfront base raised on gilt brass feet. Height 30 ins, width 17.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £2800

A pair of composition and gilt painted Girandole mirrors. Height 31 ins.

Sold for £110

A large late Victorian aneroid barometer with thermometer, oak cased, lion and foliate carved. Height 37 ins.

Sold for £200

A Victorian corromandelwood and brass inlaid desk stand, with glass inkwells and raised on ball feet. Width 13.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £280

A Continental table top cabinet, decorated to the top with a carved spur and wings and foliate designs, the front similarly decorated, the whole raised on short bun feet.

Sold for £150

A late 19th century French boulle mantle clock, marked "James & Walter Marshall, Paris", with gilt metal mounts and two-train striking movement. Height 13 ins, width 9.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £600

A walnut framed Carolean style stool, with Bergere top, turned supports and cabriole legs.

Sold for £40

A Victorian mahogany dressing stool, with stuffover top and raised on four cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet. Length 19 ins.

Sold for £65

A mahogany Chippendale style carved wall mirror, circa 1900. Height 41 ins, width 11.5 ins.

Sold for £140

A Victorian walnut writing slope, with blue tooled leather writing surface and brass bindings. Width 19.75 ins.

Sold for £80

A 19th century clock garniture, circa 1870, comprising centre clock in the form of a longcase clock and with pair of four branch candelabra accompanying, the clock with two-train striking movement, circular dial and raised on scroll feet. Clock height 22 ins, width 7.25 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £320

An Edwardian oak planter, with spindled sides, turned centre column and circular base raised on three bun feet, with carrying handle and later liner. Diameter 15 ins.

Sold for £75

A George III mahogany stool, rectangular, with Victorian woolwork upholstery and raised on four turned legs. Length 22 ins, width 14.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £180

A Victorian walnut lap or table top games board, rectangular, with checkerboard top hinging to an interior with green baize lined playing surface and cribbage markers. Width 24 ins.

Sold for £190

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany balloon clock, with two-train striking movement, the case raised on short brass bun feet. Height 12.5 ins, width 8.25 ins.

Sold for £160

A Georgian mahogany cheese or bun coaster, of typical form. Length 16 ins.

Sold for £35

A mahogany post box, with pagoda top, hexagonal body and drawer to base. Height 23 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £500

A brass carriage clock, Matthew Norman, London, timepiece only. Height 4.75 ins excluding carrying handle.

Sold for £48

A Victorian walnut brass bound jewellery casket, with lift out interior tray. Width 10 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £120

A Victorian coromandelwood games compendium, backgammon, draughts, chess, cribbage, dominoes, bridge, etc. Width 13 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £450

A Victorian walnut portable cabinet, with pair of doors enclosing three drawers with recessed brass drop handles and recessed carrying handles to either side. Width 13.25 ins.

Sold for £180

A 19th century French gilt metal mantle clock, with Sevres style porcelain plaque, figural and with hunting emblems, two-train striking movement. Length 15 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £300

A 19th century clock garniture, with white marble pillars to the clock and with pair of accompanying urns, the clock with two-train striking movement and porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, the movement stamped "Societe Crusienne S.C.A.P.H.". Height 16 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £200

A Mappin & Webb Limited mantle clock, by Elliott Clocks, walnut case, silvered brass dial, captive key wind. Height including carrying handle 9 ins.

Sold for £85

A 19th century elm rustic stool, raised on three splayed legs with stretchers beneath. Diameter 14 ins.

Sold for £150

A Victorian oak stool, with single lion and blind fretwork carved end. Length 25 ins.

Sold for £40

A leather covered domed topped box, a rosewood tea caddy, small box with hunting scene to lid and Islamic octagonal bone inlaid box.

Sold for £42

A brass combined barometer carriage desk timepiece, enamelled and with centre carrying handle. Width 5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £190

A miniature brass carriage clock, with porcelain panels and dial. Height excluding carrying handle 56 mm (see illustration).

Sold for £120

A brass carriage clock, with bamboo style case and porcelain panels. Height including carrying handle 4.5 ins.

Sold for £150

A miniature brass carriage clock, with silvered dial surround. Height excluding carrying handle 60 mm (see illustration).

Sold for £90

A brass carriage clock, oval in plan, with enamelled dial. Height 68 mm.

Sold for £35

A midsized brass carriage clock, with enamelled dial, French manufacture. Height excluding carrying handle 85 mm.

Sold for £75

A faux tortoiseshell domed top tea caddy. Width 6.25 ins.

Sold for £170

A Victorian cabinet makers tool chest, with well fitted interior in flame and other mahogany and with series of sliding drawers, compartments and vintage tools.

Sold for £480

A 19th century Italian giltwood mirror, decorated with birds, insects, fruit and flowers and with cherub and vase surmount. 28 ins x 42 ins.

Sold for £110

A Victorian mahogany toilet mirror, rectangular, with scroll supports and raised on short bun feet. Width 24 ins.

Sold for £50

A nest of three oak tables, with silhouette end supports. Width 22 ins.

Sold for £30

A 19th century mahogany twin drop flap side table, fitted with a single frieze drawer and raised on tapered legs of square section. Width 19 ins.

Sold for £50

An 18th century French walnut/fruitwood bureau, of serpentine outline and raised on cabriole legs. Width 40 ins.

Sold for £550

A Victorian walnut side chair and Georgian mahogany occasional chair.

Sold for £80

A George III mahogany chest of drawers,with moulded edge above four long graduated drawers
with brass drop handles and cockbeading to each drawer front and raised on bracket feet. Width 38 ins.

Sold for £350

An antique oak side table, with two planked top, recessed frieze fitted with a single drawer with moulded drawer front and raised on bobbin turned legs with low stretchers. Width 33 ins.

Sold for £240

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany ladies secretaire desk, with silhouette sides. Width 32 ins.

Sold for £100

A George III oak cupboard in two parts, the top half with a moulded cornice above a pair of arched panelled recessed cupboard doors, the base fitted with two drawers above a pair of panelled cupboard doors and all raised on stile feet. Width 44 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £600

A George III oak longcase clock, Henry Baker Malling, with arched silvered brass dial, Roman numerals, date aperture, subsidiary seconds dial and two-train striking movement.

Sold for £300

A George III mahogany tea table, with rounded corners, boxwood and ebony stringing. Width 36ins.

Sold for £100

A George III oak three panelled coffer, good colour, with moulded edge, three panelled front and raised on bracket feet. Width 49.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £280

A large refectory table with eight ladder back chairs, the table having a planked top with cleated ends and raised on silhouette supports, length 100 ins, width 30 ins, the chairs comprising two arm and six single (see illustration).

Sold for £1400

An Edwardian walnut chest of drawers, with moulded edge above two short and three long graduated drawers with brass drop handles and pierced backplates and raised on bracket feet. Width 40.5 ins.

Sold for £80

A Georgian pine longcase clock, the movement by Wolley Codnor, eight day, striking. Dial width 9.75 ins, case height 69 ins.

Sold for £380

A pair of 19th century yew wood single chairs, with pierced splat backs, solid shaped seats and turned legs.

Sold for £80

A Victorian walnut tripod table, with segmented top, foliate carved edge, snap action, turned and carved column and three downswept legs terminating in carved feet. Diameter 26 ins.

Sold for £200

A mahogany side cabinet, with metal gallery, leather top and writing slide above a pair of doors modelled as books and raised on turned reeded legs. Width 23 ins.

Sold for £220

A pair of Continental oak bedside cabinets, each with marble top, fitted with a drawer and cupboard, with turned supports and low shelf. Width 16 ins.

Sold for £350

A late 19th century Chinese hardwood square low occasional table, with carved and pierced frieze and raised on four legs. Width 25 ins.

Sold for £420

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany standing corner cabinet, with swag inlay, satinwood banding, boxwood and ebony stringing and raised on legs of rectangular section. Width 24 ins.

Sold for £240

A foliate marquetry and kingwood cabinet on cupboard, second half 20th century, with metal mounts and oak shelves. Width 46 ins.

Sold for £520

A 19th century inlaid mahogany demi-lune side table, with marble top and raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. Width 43 ins.

Sold for £65

An Indian elephant jardiniere stand, circular, with elephant head and trunk base.

Sold for £95

A late 19th/early 20th century settee, with upholstered scroll back, with spindle gallery beneath, serpentine stuffover seat and raised on front cabriole legs terminating in castors. Width 67 ins.

Sold for £190

A walnut and mahogany lowboy, reproduction, with moulded edge above three frieze drawers, with shaped apron and raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. Width 32.5 ins.

Sold for £350

A George III mahogany bureau, with sloped front to fitted interior and with four graduated drawers with brass swans neck drop handles and cockbeading to each drawer front, raised on bracket feet. Width 41.5 ins.

Sold for £280

An Edwardian satinwood shaped Pembroke table, fitted with an end drawer, crossbanded in rosewood, with centre fan medallion and raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in brass castors. Width 37 ins.

Sold for £350

A walnut cased grand piano by Eavestaff, overstrung, baby. Width 57 ins, length 54 ins.

Sold for £1700

A Victorian mahogany extending dining table, with wind out action, having a moulded edge and rounded corners and complete with three leaves, the whole raised on four turned legs terminating in castors. Width 51 ins, length including leaves 115 ins.

Sold for £1100

A Victorian mahogany four door sideboard, with mirror back, having three frieze drawers above four arched panelled cupboard doors and with plinth beneath. Width 75 ins.

Sold for £450

An Edwardian satinwood display cabinet, crossbanded and ebony strung, with glazed door with wooden astragals and bowed glazed sides, raised on tapered legs of square section united by a raised kidney shaped shelf. Width 52.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £1600

An Edwardian satinwood side cabinet, painted, with swans neck pediment above a pair of glazed doors enclosing shelves, the base fitted with two frieze drawers, with tapered legs of square section and shaped shelf. Width 43 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £750

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany sofa table, satinwood banded, boxwood and ebony strung and fitted with two frieze drawers with brass knob handles, with opposing dummy drawers, centre stretcher and downswept moulded legs terminating in brass capped castors. Width 37 ins.

Sold for £500

A 17th century joined oak nursing chair, together with two Derbyshire joined oak dining chairs.

Sold for £90

A 19th century armchair, fruitwood, rush seat, ladderback.

Sold for £95

A near pair of 19th century primitive three legged stools. Each width 15.5 ins (see illustration).

Sold for £190

A George III oak box, rectangular, with iron carrying handle to either side and raised on a later stand. Width 28.5 ins.

Sold for £140

A 19th century seaman's trunk, marked "C. Cooper", pine, with rope carrying handle to either side. Width 37.5 ins.

Sold for £120

A 19th century oak and mahogany tripod table, rectangular top with turned column and three downswept legs. Width 18 ins.

Sold for £42

A William IV mahogany turnover top tea table, well figured, with carved frieze, turned column support, quatreform base and lions paw feet. Width 34 ins.

Sold for £380

A William IV mahogany tripod table, with circular top with moulded edge and lobed column and raised on a triform base. Diameter 18 ins.

Sold for £85

A fine George I walnut cased astronomical longcase clock by Christopher Pinchbeck circa 1725, eight day striking, the clock has a complicated dial probably the work of Pinchbeck Senior. The chapter ring is about 2 inches smaller than the dial plate to allow room for the five subsidiary dials. The decoration between the dials is of gilt repousse brass sheet. The dial and the arch show the phases of the moon through an opening and its age by a pointer reading across to the outer ring of numbers. It also indicates the times of high tide at thirty seaports, mainly British but also including such places as Lisbon, Callice (Calais) and Hamburg. The upper left hand dial has a rotating centre marked with I to XII twice and a sun and inscribed "Suns Place in y Ecliptick and Southing of 24 Stars". The outer fixed ring has on its inner edge the twelve signs of The Zodiac to which the sun points in turn during its annual path through the heavens. Outside the signs of The Zodiac are the names of the stars such as "Head of Andromeda", "Swans Tail" and "Antares". The Roman numeral which comes opposite the particular star gives its time of southing, that is crossing the meridian at that date. The upper right hand dial also has a rotating centre engraved with a crescent moon and inscribed "This Shews the Sign The Moon Is In". The fixed outer ring has the signs of The Zodiac to which the moon points in turn. The lower left hand dial has a hand which points to the month with its zodiacal sign. The lower right hand dial is marked with the day of the week, each with its planetary sign. The case is veneered with finely figured walnut with the usual herringbone banding and crossbanding. Case height 92.5 ins, dial width 12 ins. PROVENANCE - The clock is featured in "The Longcase Clock" by Tom Robinson, pages 231-234, published by The Antique Collectors Club. The clock has been in its current ownership since purchased in 1952 from the auction sale of the contents of Breton Lodge near Wakefield in the estate of Major G. Phillips JP. We have a copy of the catalogue for this sale. The Christopher Pinchbeck was Lot 95 and realised £230. The catalogue states that "This clock was formerly in the Hardcastle collection and exhibited at Temple Newsam in 1949". The clock was also featured in the Horological Journal December 1950. The clock is sold with a copy insurance replacement valuation by Lyon & Turnbull for £80,000 dated August 2012 (see illustration).

Sold for £29000

A Victorian walnut credenza, typical form, with panelled centre door, glazed side doors, metal mounts and raised on short turned feet. Width 58 ins.

Sold for £600

A pair of George III mahogany armchairs, with drop in seats, turned front legs and stretchers (see illustration).

Sold for £500