Lindsay Burns & Company
Lot 8
Lot 9
9. A late 17th/early 18th century oak longcase clock S. WHALLEY, MANCHESTER, the 12¼” square brass dial with a silvered chapter ring bearing Roman and Arabic numerals, with subsidiary dial and date aperture on a scrolling flower head and mask pendant ground, the spandrels set with pierced mask and scroll mounts, the twin train four pillar movement striking on a bell, enclosed within a rectangular hood supported by turned cylindrical columns, the trunk door with slightly shaped top and mahogany veneered border, repeated on the case, on a rectangular base, raised on bracket feet, pendulum, weights and key present, 204cm high. £700-900
10. An early 20th century satinwood miniature longcase clock, the 8” brass dial with silvered chapter ring bearing Roman and Arabic numerals, the three train movement striking on Westminster chimes, the hood with caddy top, with arched trunk door and rectangular base, raised on bracket feet, 149cm high. £300-500
Lot 12 (part) FURNITURE
11. An impressive late Victorian mahogany bookcase of large size, the breakfront centre section with broken architectural pediment centred by a rectangular plinth, within a dentil frieze above a pair of astragal glazed cupboard doors enclosing four adjustable leather trimmed shelves over an open recess, flanked by pairs of astragal glazed cupboard doors enclosing corresponding adjustable shelves, the straight fronted base with a moulded edge above six rectangular panelled cupboard doors each enclosing a shelf, raised on a plinth base, 390cm wide x 312.5cm high x 53.5cm deep. £1000-2000
12. A Victorian aesthetic movement six piece oak bedroom suite, comprising: two door wardrobe, 146cm wide x 216cm high x 64cm deep, a chest of drawers, 122cm wide x 115cm high x 59cm deep, a side table, 81cm wide x 75cm high x 50cm deep, a mirror back knee hole dressing table, 133cm wide x 145cm high x 61cm deep, a towel rail and chair. £400-600
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