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A George III mahogany longcase clock by James Warren of Canterbury, the 12ins arched painted dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the spandrels decorated in the Neo-classical manner with oval paterae to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with arched and moulded cornice and reeded pillars to hood, arched trunk door, the plinth inlaid with boxwood stringings, on bracket feet, 83ins high £1000-1500
Note: James Warren and his son also James were probably the most well known of the late 18th Century Canterbury makers. The father recorded working 1767-1793.
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A late 18th/early 19th Century mahogany longcase clock by Hamlet of London, the 12ins silvered dial with subsidiary calendar, seconds and strike/silent dials to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in case with shaped top and three brass finials, turned and fluted pillars to hood, the trunk with quartered and fluted columns, arched trunk door, on shaped apron and bracket feet, 97.5ins high (lacking hand to calendar dial - case in poor condition) £1200-1500
Note: Thomas Hamlet recorded working London 1795-1832
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An early George III mahogany longcase clock by Samuel Buxton of Diss, the 12ins arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the dial centre silvered and engraved with a mythical bird and leaf scroll ornament, within gilt spandrels to the eight day two train five pillar movement striking on a bell contained in figured mahogany case with shaped cresting and turned, fluted and brass stopped pillars to hood, arched and moulded trunk door and the base with astragal moulding, on bracket feet, 89ins high (including brass finial) £1800-2000
Note: Samuel Buxton recorded working in Diss before 1773
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An early 20th Century oak longcase clock of large proportions retailed by The Association of Diamond Merchants Ltd, 6 Grand Hotel Buildings, Trafalgar Square, London, the shaped brass dial with silvered chapter ring with raised Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and twin dials for chime/silent and indicator for Westminster and Whittington chimes, the arch showing phases of the moon on a gilt brass ground boldly engraved with leaf scroll ornament to the eight day three train movement striking and chiming on five gongs and eight bells, contained in case in the Art Nouveau manner, the hood with shaped cresting inset with embossed copper frieze panel and conforming lower panel, and with shaped and fretted uprights, the trunk door and sides inset with leaded Gothic pattern glazed panels, on flared base with chamfered front supports and bracket feet, 111ins high £3000-4000
Provenance: Purchased for Mockbeggar House, Mockbeggar Farm, Cliffe, Rochester, Kent in 1905 and remained in the same house until 2014
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An antique Saryk Joval face woven in muted colours and ivory with endless repeats of guls on a dark brown/red ground, 38ins x 66ins £600-800
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An antique Saryk Torba face woven in muted colours and ivory with endless repeat of guls on a red ground, 15ins x 50ins £250-300
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An early 20th Century Tekke Turkmen rug woven in muted colours and ivory with two rows of nine guls on a brick red ground within conforming borders, 44ins x 33ins £1000-1500
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An antique Turkoman rug woven in ivory and blue with endless hooked lozenge repeats on a madder ground within conforming borders, 55ins x 39ins £120-160
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An antique Caucasian rug or saddle bag face woven in colours with cabbage rose motifs on a striped blue, red and white ground within border of stylised flowerheads, 53ins x 27ins, and with fringed and tasselled ends (worn), a 20th Century Hamadan rug woven in muted colours and ivory with serrated double lozenge medallion on a dark red ground within conforming borders, 60ins x 48ins, and an antique Afshar rug (extensively damaged) £200-300
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An antique Shiraz rug woven in colours with endless three medallion repeat, with stylised floral ornament on a red ground within conforming borders, 62ins x 42ins £200-300
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A Shiraz rug woven in muted colours with three central lozenge motifs on a blue ground and within conforming border, 85ins x 53ins (worn), and two other Persian rugs, various £80-120
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An antique Hamadan rug woven in muted colours with oval double headed medallion, conforming spandrels and floral filler motifs on a dark blue ground within conforming border, 85ins x 55ins £200-300
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An antique Hamadan rug woven in muted colours with oval double headed medallion and conforming spandrels on an ivory ground, with stylised floral filler motifs within conforming border, 77ins x 65ins (slight losses to ends) £200-300
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An antique Caucasian or Kurdish runner woven in colours with geometric diaper motifs on a brown ground within animal and geometric motif borders, 12ft 3ins x 4ft 2ins £700-1000
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A Kilim runner woven in black, navy and yellow with stylised trees and lozenge motifs on a red ground and within four stripe border, 15ft 3ins x 5ft 5ins £150-200
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An Indian carpet of Aubusson design woven in colours with oval floral medallion on an open cream ground within floral borders, 14ft 10ins x 9ft £120-160
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A Kirman carpet woven in colours with bold oval central floral filled medallion on a navy blue ground, within conforming wide borders, 9ft 9ins x 5ft 3ins £250-350
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A Chinese carpet woven in colours with five dragons and other motifs on a pale yellow ground within border of cloud band design, 12ft 2ins x 9ft £600-800
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A Meshad carpet woven in colours with oval double headed medallion, conforming spandrels and floral filler motifs on a deep red ground within conforming borders and with signature to one end, 12ft 9ins x 10ft £800-1200
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A Tabriz carpet woven in colours with trees, birds and animals on a blue ground within conforming borders, 12ft x 8ft 5ins £500-700
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A modern Eastern rug of Kashan design, woven in colours with lozenge medallion, conforming spandrels and floral ornament on a red ground, within conforming borders, 82ins x 54ins, and a Beluch rug £100-150
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A Sarouk rug woven in shades of blue and green with double headed medallion, conforming spandrels and floral filler motifs on a peach ground within conforming borders, 84ins x 53ins £2500-3000
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A Caucasian "Chelaberd" carpet woven in muted colours with three cruciform motifs on a dark blue ground within conforming borders, 9ft 8ins x 5ft (with repairs) £600-800
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An early 20th Century Lori Pambak Caucasian rug woven in primary colours with bold motifs on a red ground within conforming borders, 87ins x 64ins £3000-4000
Note: A similar example sold at Christie's, King Street, 2nd April 2009, Lot 19
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An early 20th Century Karachopf Kazak carpet woven in colours with three central octagonal guls on a madder ground and within conforming border, 8ft 1ins x 6ft 3ins £1500-2000
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A Tabriz silk rug woven in colours with double headed medallion, conforming spandrels and abundant floral filler motifs including tulips and carnations on a dark blue ground within conforming borders, 60ins x 39ins £600-800
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An Indian silk rug of Persian design woven in colours with a hunting scene on a dark blue ground within conforming borders, 80ins x 50ins £100-150
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An Isfahan rug woven in red and blue with central medallion, conforming spandrels and with entwined leafage on an ivory ground within conforming borders, 62ins x 41ins £2500-3000
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A Qum silk rug woven in colours with endless floral and fauna repeats on a sand coloured ground within conforming borders, 81ins x 55ins £3000-4000
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A very fine mid 20th Century Qum silk rug woven in colours with floral filled 'Sultan's Head' design, on a madder ground and within conforming border, 88ins x 54ins £2500-3000
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Kashan rug woven in colours with floral filled double headed medallion, conforming spandrels each depicting an urn of flowers on a red ground with abrash stripes within conforming borders, 80ins x 52ins £3500-5000
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An early 20th Century Kashan silk rug woven in colours with oval double headed medallion, conforming spandrels and filler motifs on a red ground within conforming borders, 80ins x 55ins £6000-8000
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A set of six 19th Century Dutch mahogany dining chairs of Biedermeier design with panelled crest rails, scrolled backs and the seats upholstered in green dralon and studded, on sabre legs, and two similar dining chairs £400-600
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A set of six George III "Scottish" mahogany dining chairs, the narrow panelled crest rails with moulded gadroon cresting, the splats each interspersed by three turned paterae, the drop-in seats upholstered in brown hide, on turned front supports with turned X-pattern stretchers £400-600
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A set of six George III mahogany dining chairs (including one armchair) with narrow panelled crest rails, reeded uprights and X-pattern splats, the seats upholstered in pale green brocade, on slender turned and reeded front legs £300-400
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A set of six early Victorian mahogany dining chairs (including two armchairs) with plain crest rails, the drop-in seats upholstered in floral needlework, on turned and reeded legs (all with repairs) £400-600
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A set of six Victorian mahogany framed dining chairs with shaped and moulded backs, the seats and back panels upholstered in blue leather, on turned and reeded front legs £250-350
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A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs with shaped moulded and scroll carved backs and splats, the seats upholstered in red cloth, on turned and reeded baluster front legs £200-300
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A set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs with plain crest rails, the seats upholstered in mushroom corded cloth, on turned front legs £200-300
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A set of six Victorian mahogany balloon back occasional chairs with shaped and moulded backs and fretted and carved splats, the seats upholstered in cream cloth, on moulded cabriole front legs (all repolished) £150-200
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A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, the shaped backs with fretted and carved splats, the seats upholstered in cream cloth, on turned front legs (all repolished) £100-150
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A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs, the shaped backs with scroll carved splats, the seats upholstered in cream cloth, on turned front legs (all repolished) £100-150
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A set of eight oak high back dining chairs of Carolean design (including two armchairs) with pierced and carved crest rails and spiral turned supports, the backs and seats caned, on turned underframes, with seat cushions for same £300-400
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A set of six oak square back dining chairs of Cromwellian design, upholstered in brown hide and studded, on turned front legs £200-300
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A matched set of six 19th Century beechwood and elm Windsor kitchen chairs with plain crest rails, turned splats and wood seats, on turned legs (slight wear and damage) £200-300
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A set of four Victorian mahogany dining chairs with rectangular crest rails, the drop-in seats upholstered in pink dralon, on turned front legs £120-160
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A pair of late Victorian oak 'ladder back' hall chairs of unusual Arts and Crafts design, the flared crest rails carved with 'Celtic Knot' motifs, with caned seats, on chamfered legs (both in need of re-caning and loose to joints) £150-200
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A pair of Victorian dark red lacquer balloon back occasional chairs by Bettridge & Co, Birmingham, the circular backs with raised boss ornament, cane seats, on cabriole front legs £100-150
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