Fine Interiors Auction on Sep 15, 2026 by Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers in Essex - Page 12
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Albert Hinrich Hussmann (German, 1874-1946), 'The Olympic Champion',
A pair of George II-style carved giltwood eagle console tables, late 19th/early 20th century, in the
A painted and parcel-gilt wooden and cast iron strongbox, 17th century and later,
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Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex, United Kingdom
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A collection of eight botanical studies, early 20th century,: A collection of eight botanical studies, early 20th century, watercolour and gouache, each depicting flowers and butterflies (20.5 x 26.5cm; 32.5 x 38.5cm framed) (8) Condition Report: Good to very
0269: A collection of eight botanical studies, early 20th century,
Est.
£600
-
£800
£360
A George I-style mahogany tripod chair, late 19th century,: A George I-style mahogany tripod chair, late 19th century, with a vasiform splat over a curved stuffover leather seat, the front carved cabriole leg terminating in a ball-and-claw foot, the rear legs
0270: A George I-style mahogany tripod chair, late 19th century,
Est.
£1,000
-
£2,000
£600
A baroque walnut cabinet, late 17th/early 18th century, French, Alsace,: A baroque walnut cabinet, late 17th/early 18th century, French, Alsace, twin-handled, fitted with an arrangement of rippled-moulded drawers, the central pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing
0271: A baroque walnut cabinet, late 17th/early 18th century, French, Alsace,
Est.
£2,000
-
£4,000
£1,200
An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock by Brysons, Edinburgh, circa 1840,: An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock by Brysons, Edinburgh, circa 1840, with an 8½-inch silvered Roman dial enclosed within an architectural case, fitted with a two-train movement striking
0272: An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock by Brysons, Edinburgh, circa 1840,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A Karabagh flat-weave wool rug, 20th century, Caucasian,: A Karabagh flat-weave wool rug, 20th century, Caucasian, decorated with foliate detail to a red ground, within a border of flower head motifs (244 x 138cm) Condition Report: Please note: although we
0273: A Karabagh flat-weave wool rug, 20th century, Caucasian,
Est.
£1,000
-
£2,000
£600
A painted birdcage, late 19th century, French,: A painted birdcage, late 19th century, French, of architectural form, surmounted by tapering finials throughout, with a carry handle (63cm wide, 25cm deep, 63cm high)
0274: A painted birdcage, late 19th century, French,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A late Victorian leather armchair, circa 1890,: A late Victorian leather armchair, circa 1890, the square buttoned back over a wide stuffover seat flanked by scrolling arms, raised on turned tapering legs terminating in castors (83cm wide, 85cm
0275: A late Victorian leather armchair, circa 1890,
Est.
£400
-
£600
£240
A William IV mahogany occasional table, circa 1835, in the manner of Gillows,: A William IV mahogany occasional table, circa 1835, in the manner of Gillows, the hexagonal verre églomisé top depicting Scarborough Castle, raised on a spiral-twist column terminating in a
0276: A William IV mahogany occasional table, circa 1835, in the manner of Gillows,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A William & Mary ebonised longcase clock by Thomas Johnson, Ratcliff Cross, circa 1690,: A William & Mary ebonised longcase clock by Thomas Johnson, Ratcliff Cross, circa 1690, of architectural form, the sloped pediment above an 11-inch brass dial with a silvered Roman chapter ring and
0277: A William & Mary ebonised longcase clock by Thomas Johnson, Ratcliff Cross, circa 1690,
Est.
£600
-
£800
£360
A William III brass lantern clock, circa 1700,: A William III brass lantern clock, circa 1700, unsigned, the pierced fretwork pediment above a 7-inch Roman chapter ring, with a weight-driven birdcage movement striking on a bell, mounted on a
0278: A William III brass lantern clock, circa 1700,
Est.
£400
-
£600
£240
A William III brass lantern clock by John Clowes, London, circa 1700 and later,: A William III brass lantern clock by John Clowes, London, circa 1700 and later, with a 6½-inch Roman dial and subsidiary 12-hour dial, enclosed within a pierced pillared case decorated with
0279: A William III brass lantern clock by John Clowes, London, circa 1700 and later,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A Queen Anne marquetry longcase clock by Sam Barrow, Hermatage, London, circa 1710,: A Queen Anne marquetry longcase clock by Sam Barrow, Hermatage, London, circa 1710, the case decorated throughout with seaweed and floral marquetry, the silvered chapter ring set with Roman numerals
0280: A Queen Anne marquetry longcase clock by Sam Barrow, Hermatage, London, circa 1710,
Est.
£5,000
-
£8,000
£3,000
A Queen Anne Anglo-Dutch walnut longcase clock by Fromanteel & Clarke, circa 1710,: A Queen Anne Anglo-Dutch walnut longcase clock by Fromanteel & Clarke, circa 1710, the 10-inch brass dial set with a silvered Roman chapter ring and apertures for day and date, the eight-day movement
0281: A Queen Anne Anglo-Dutch walnut longcase clock by Fromanteel & Clarke, circa 1710,
Est.
£5,000
-
£7,000
£3,000
A brass winged lantern clock by Joseph Windmills, London, late 17th century,: A brass winged lantern clock by Joseph Windmills, London, late 17th century, the four-pillar domed top above a 6½-inch silvered Roman chapter ring and subsidiary 12-hour dial, flanked by winged
0282: A brass winged lantern clock by Joseph Windmills, London, late 17th century,
Est.
£3,000
-
£5,000
£1,800
A walnut month-going longcase clock by Markewick, London, 17th century and later,: A walnut month-going longcase clock by Markewick, London, 17th century and later, the 12-inch brass dial with subsidiary moonphase, date aperture and ringed winding holes, the silvered chapter ring
0283: A walnut month-going longcase clock by Markewick, London, 17th century and later,
Est.
£4,000
-
£6,000
£2,400
A George II seaweed marquetry longcase clock by Sam Bradley, Worcester, circa 1750,: A George II seaweed marquetry longcase clock by Sam Bradley, Worcester, circa 1750, the moulded projecting cornice above a blind-fret frieze, and 12-inch brass dial set with a silvered chapter
0284: A George II seaweed marquetry longcase clock by Sam Bradley, Worcester, circa 1750,
Est.
£1,000
-
£2,000
£600
An oak longcase clock by John Tribe, Thackham, mid-18th century,: An oak longcase clock by John Tribe, Thackham, mid-18th century, the carved slender case enclosing a hook-and-spike escapement, with a brass Roman dial set with foliate fretwork spandrels (40cm wide,
0285: An oak longcase clock by John Tribe, Thackham, mid-18th century,
Est.
£800
-
£1,200
£480
A brass lantern clock by William Donning, Petworth, first quarter of the 18th century,: A brass lantern clock by William Donning, Petworth, first quarter of the 18th century, the pierced four-pillar domed top surmounted by a turned finial, above a silvered Roman chapter ring flanked by
0286: A brass lantern clock by William Donning, Petworth, first quarter of the 18th century,
Est.
£500
-
£800
£300
A George II lacquer and parcel-gilt longcase clock by Nathaniel Hedge, Colchester, circa 1760,: A George II lacquer and parcel-gilt longcase clock by Nathaniel Hedge, Colchester, circa 1760, the case decorated throughout in the chinoiserie taste, with a silvered chapter ring set with Roman
0287: A George II lacquer and parcel-gilt longcase clock by Nathaniel Hedge, Colchester, circa 1760,
Est.
£600
-
£800
£360
A Regency-style patinated metal hall lantern, 20th century,: A Regency-style patinated metal hall lantern, 20th century, of rectangular form, with a foliate finial and pierced detail, with four glass panes enclosing a pricket candle sconce (30.5cm wide, 30.5cm
0288: A Regency-style patinated metal hall lantern, 20th century,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A George III mahogany cockpen armchair, late 18th century, Scottish,: A George III mahogany cockpen armchair, late 18th century, Scottish, the lattice back over a concave stuffover seat covered in black geometric horsehair upholstery, raised on front cluster column
0289: A George III mahogany cockpen armchair, late 18th century, Scottish,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180
A Regency mahogany, rosewood and parcel-gilt centre table, circa 1815, in the manner of Henry: A Regency mahogany, rosewood and parcel-gilt centre table, circa 1815, in the manner of Henry Holland, the crossbanded circular tilt top raised on a parcel-gilt fluted column, terminating in a
0290: A Regency mahogany, rosewood and parcel-gilt centre table, circa 1815, in the manner of Henry
Est.
£2,000
-
£4,000
£1,200
An export gold lacquered workbox, second quarter of the 19th century, Chinese, Fuzhou,: An export gold lacquered workbox, second quarter of the 19th century, Chinese, Fuzhou, of irregular octagonal outline, with a hinged lid enclosing a detachable storage tray composed of various
0291: An export gold lacquered workbox, second quarter of the 19th century, Chinese, Fuzhou,
Est.
£3,000
-
£5,000
£1,800
An export painted leather chest, late 19th century, Chinese,: An export painted leather chest, late 19th century, Chinese, the hinged lid enclosing a void interior, decorated throughout with floral motifs (90cm wide, 46cm deep, 41cm high)
0292: An export painted leather chest, late 19th century, Chinese,
Est.
£300
-
£500
£180