Page 40 - Nigel Ward and Co Catalogue 23rd and 24th October 2026
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1709      A cross-banded and inlaid Mahogany cased    1719      An Oak cased 30 hour longcase Clock, the
                     eight day Longcase Clock having an arched,            painted face with Arabic numerals, having a
                     domed faced painted dial with Roman                   painted illustration of a bird to the arch, the
                     numerals, a date sub-dial above the 6 o'clock         corners with painted fruit details and the name
                     position and a second sub dial below the 12           ''Williams, Merthyr'', there is an inset semi-
                     o'clock position, the arch features a painted         circular date window above the 6 o'clock
                     scene with Greco/Roman pillars near the               position, the swan neck pediment hood is
                     coast and a later building facing the bay with a      flanked by fluted pillar, as is the trunk of the
                     sailing ship and hills to the corners are painted     case which also has a fluted frieze, ran briefly
                     ruins/follies, (sadly the weights and pendulum        during cataloguing believed to require a
                     are lacking as is the second hand), 86 1'8''          service/lubrication, 86 3/4'' high x 20 3/4'' wide
                     high x 17 3/4'' wide and 9 1/8'' deep approx.         x 11'' deep approx.

           1710      A Mahogany corner four-stage Whatnot with   1720      A primitive old Elm six plank Dirk Chest having
                     turned supports and carved foliage details, 23        a fluted frieze to the front, 33 1/2'' long x 10
                     1/4'' wide x 16 1/4'' deep approx.                    3/4'' deep x 19 1/8'' high approx.
           1711      A good quality Mahogany Piano Stool standing   1721      A Mahogany Cheval Mirror, with bamboo effect
                     on tapering square legs terminating in spade          supports, 63'' tall to top of urn finials, 20'' wide
                     feet, and with light and darkwood stringing and       overall.
                     unusually with low arms and backrest, the   1722      A Georgian Mahogany double swing-leg, drop-
                     seat lifting to reveal a music storage                leaf rectangular Dining Table, 48 1/4'' x 23 3/4''
                     compartment, 19 3/8'' wide x 17'' deep x 27''         extending to 64 3/4'' and 28 5/8'' high.
                     high overall approx.                        1723      A dark Oak peg-joyned Coffer/Blanket Chest,

           1712      An Edwardian Mahogany Chest of two long and           the front panels with carved geometric design,
                     two short Drawers having brass drop handles           47 1/2'' long x 23'' deep x 24 3/4'' high.
                     and standing on turned legs, 42'' deep x 19   1724      An elegant and uncommon semi-oval burr
                     1/2'' wide and 31 1/4'' high approx.                  Walnut and boxwood inlaid top Card/Side
           1713      A compact Mahogany rotating Bookcase                  Table, the flap-over top rotating to reveal a
                     standing on a turned pillar with four splay feet,     card storage compartment and standing on a
                     14'' square x 27 3/4'' high approx.                   turned and lobed pillar and four carved
           1714      An Oak swing-leg, dropleaf Dining Table, 48'' x       splayed feet, 36'' wide x 22'' deep x 29 1/4''
                     20 3/8'' extending to 48'' and 27 3/4'' high          high, the green baize lined top 43 1/4'' x 36
                     approx (the drop leaf requires partial re-            1/2'' when open and 28'' high.
                     attaching).                                 1725      A William IV Rosewood Side Cabinet having a
           1715      A 19th century Mahogany Chest of three long           pair of opposing doors, the panels being of
                     and two short Drawers having shaped brass             chinoiserie flavour depicting numerous flower
                     backplate drop handles, 38 3/8'' wide x 18            blooms and parasols, and flanked by reeded
                     3/8'' deep x 30 7/8'' high approx.                    pillars, 42'' wide x 14 1/8'' deep and 36 5/8''
           1716      A lathback Windsor Armchair having an Elm             high, and raised on turned and lobed feet, key
                     seat, turned arm supports, leg and stretchers,        present.
                     22 1/2'' wide x 43 1/2'' high.              1726      A stylish ''Skovby'' Danish Rosewood
           1717      A pleasingly plain peg-joyned, three panelled         Sideboard having two pairs of opposing doors,
                     Blanket Chest/Coffer, 41 3/4'' long x 19 1/2''        the left hand side cupboard with four
                     deep x 27 1/8'' high approx.                          slides/drawers. 80 3/4'' wide x 19'' deep x 32
           1718      A pair of Mahogany sold seated Hall Chairs            3/4'' high approx.
                     standing on octagonal and turned front legs,   1727      A circa 1900 Satinwood Kneehole Desk having
                     the backs with mirrored scroll and swag detail        three frieze drawers and pedestals, each with
                     and a recessed shield, 14 3/4'' wide x 15 3/4''       three short drawers, all with brass drop ring
                     deep x 31 1/4'' high approx.                          handles, 48'' wide x 23 1/4'' deep x 28 1/2''
                                                                           high.
                                                                 1728      An Art Deco design, bentwood Oak armed,
                                                                           armchair upholstered in green Velvet-type
                                                                           fabric.
                                                                 1729      Am open-armed, Circa 1930 fireside armchair,
                                                                           the arched back and seat upholstered in green
                                                                           Velvet/Dralon type fabric.


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