Fine and Decorative Arts - Day Two

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A Whitefriars clear facet concentric mil

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Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

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Fine and Decorative Arts - Day Two

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Glass, Ceramics, Oriental, Books & Prints, Works of Art, Furniture

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Howell James & Co, London, a late 19th C: Howell James & Co, London, a late 19th Century bracket clock of Aesthetic Movement design, circa 1880, ebonised and incised case with fretwork gallery top with finials, the main case with inset blue

0633: Howell James & Co, London, a late 19th CEst. £150-£200

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Thomas Stripling, Barwell, Leicestershir: Thomas Stripling, Barwell, Leicestershire, an 18th Century oak longcase clock, dentil cornice with marquetry inlaid frieze, square brass dial with bright cut engraved birds and sun motif to the

0634: Thomas Stripling, Barwell, LeicestershirEst. £250-£350

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A late 19th Century green veined onyx pe: A late 19th Century green veined onyx pedestal clock of Louis XV design, French circa 1870, caddy top, 22cm circular dial with gilt metal Roman numerals, the main body of tapered form incorporating

0635: A late 19th Century green veined onyx peEst. £5,000-£8,000

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A French carriage alarm clock, late 19th: A French carriage alarm clock, late 19th Century, brass corniche case with oval visible escapement window to the cover, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary hours alarm dial, height

0636: A French carriage alarm clock, late 19thEst. £100-£120

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John Hall & Co, Manchester, a late Victo: John Hall & Co, Manchester, a late Victorian light oak bracket clock, circa 1890, the case of Baroque design with broken pediment, arched bright cut engraved brass dial with silvered subsidiary

0637: John Hall & Co, Manchester, a late VictoEst. £1,000-£1,500

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A late Victorian aneroid barometer, circ: A late Victorian aneroid barometer, circa 1890, carved oak case with scrollwork, thermometer over the principal dial, height 88cm

0638: A late Victorian aneroid barometer, circEst. £50-£80

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A late 19th gilt metal and ormolu bracke: A late 19th gilt metal and ormolu bracket clock, circa 1880, the case of Baroque design with an Arabic numeral jewelled dial signed Bell Brothers, flanked by ormolu classical figures either side,

0639: A late 19th gilt metal and ormolu brackeEst. £100-£150

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John Roberts, Dartmouth, a late 18th Cen: John Roberts, Dartmouth, a late 18th Century shuttlecock automata longcase clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours on a bell, with the thirteen-inch painted break-arch dial having

0640: John Roberts, Dartmouth, a late 18th CenEst. £400-£600

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Jules Leemans, Brussels, a 19th Century: Jules Leemans, Brussels, a 19th Century black slate bracket clock, of balloon form, green veined marble detailing, black chapter ring with gilt Roman numerals, signed Horologie de la Poste, Ju

0641: Jules Leemans, Brussels, a 19th CenturyEst. £200-£300

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A 19th Century French ormolu bracket clo: A 19th Century French ormolu bracket clock of Empire design, circa 1870, in the form of an eagle with outstretched wings supporting a globe clock draped with a spray of roses, raised on a fretwork

0642: A 19th Century French ormolu bracket cloEst. £400-£600

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A 19th Century bracket clock of Biederme: A 19th Century bracket clock of Biedermeier design, birds eye maple and ebonised case with stepped caddy arched pediment, 15cm white convex enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary date dial

0643: A 19th Century bracket clock of BiedermeEst. £200-£300

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A black lacquer mantel clock, circa 1920: A black lacquer mantel clock, circa 1920s, chinoiserie decorated with figures and pagodas in landscapes, 9cm silvered dial with Roman numerals, height 15cm, width 29cm

0644: A black lacquer mantel clock, circa 1920Est. £50-£80

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A George III mahogany cellarette, circa: A George III mahogany cellarette, circa 1790, sarcophagus chest caddy from on integrated stand, the chamfered lid hinged and opening to reveal an eight section interior, on four square section

0646: A George III mahogany cellarette, circaEst. £50-£80

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A late Louis XV ormolu-mounted mahogany: A late Louis XV ormolu-mounted mahogany breakfront commode a la Greque by Jean Francois-Oeben (German, 1721-1763), third quarter of the 18th Century, white veined marble top with moulded edge, over

0647: A late Louis XV ormolu-mounted mahoganyEst. £20,000-£30,000

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A George II walnut lowboy of small propo: A George II walnut lowboy of small proportions, circa 1740, quarter veneered, strung and crossbanded moulded top over a single long frieze drawer above three short drawers all with later brass plate

0648: A George II walnut lowboy of small propoEst. £150-£250

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A George III walnut lowboy, circa 1770,: A George III walnut lowboy, circa 1770, crossbanded moulded top over a central frieze drawer with serpentine apron, flanked by two short drawers either side with brass drop handles, cabriole legs,

0649: A George III walnut lowboy, circa 1770,Est. £150-£200

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A George III country oak dresser base, c: A George III country oak dresser base, circa 1770, four frieze drawers over twin panelled central cupboards flanked by two further drawers either side with brass handles, fluted canted sides,

0650: A George III country oak dresser base, cEst. £600-£800

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A George II figured walnut chest on stan: A George II figured walnut chest on stand, circa 1750, moulded cornice long drawer over three short and three long graduated drawers with brass drop handles, the stand incorporating a single long

0651: A George II figured walnut chest on stanEst. £200-£300

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An early 18th Century walnut oyster vene: An early 18th Century walnut oyster veneered cabinet on stand, probably continental, crossbanded top with moulded cornice, over double doors opening to an arrangement of various sized crossbanded

0652: An early 18th Century walnut oyster veneEst. £400-£600

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A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass,: A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass, circa 1820 and later, ball cornice, Greek key eglomise frieze, the plate flanked by Egyptian head capital pilasters, 83 by 57cm

0653: A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass,Est. £70-£100

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A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass,: A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass, circa 1820 and later, plain cornice, the frieze with a relief moulded scene of shepherd and shepherdess with their flock, the plate flanked by Egyptian head

0654: A Regency gilt wood pier looking glass,Est. £100-£120

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A mid Victorian plum pudding mahogany br: A mid Victorian plum pudding mahogany breakfast table, circa 1860, circular tilt top, tapered octagonal support, trefoil plinth, bun feet concealing metal castors, diameter 120cm

0655: A mid Victorian plum pudding mahogany brEst. £150-£250

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A late Victorian rosewood strung games t: A late Victorian rosewood strung games table, circa 1890, fold-over moulded top with green baize surface, single long frieze drawer flanked by short drawers either side with stamped brass handles,

0656: A late Victorian rosewood strung games tEst. £200-£300

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A late 19th Century flame mahogany welli: A late 19th Century flame mahogany wellington chest, circa 1870, of Empire design, overhanging single frieze drawer over four graduated drawers with brass drop handles and escutcheons, flanked by

0657: A late 19th Century flame mahogany welliEst. £100-£150

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