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Condition report:One dice missing but otherwise appears complete (there is room for another counter but there are 15 of each currently so we do not believe any are missing). Chess pieces generally ok…

Condition Report:Functioning. Light staining and marks/fading to the calendar as expected due to age and use. Knocks and wear to the case.Wear to the rolls, the top Day of the Week roll with thinning…

Condition Report:Not drilled for electricity. Glass with very minor nibbles to edges where they sit on the lamp. Burner and fittings with signs of wear. Lamp base with scratches, wear and…

Condition report: These look to be late 19th Century - Gothic revival. Weighted undersides that have been later drilled to accommodate wiring. Some rubbing to the silvering with various areas of…

Condition Report:Most with small losses or areas of wear (see photographs). Thermometer rubbed and detatched from the wood. See additional images.

Condition report: Light rubbing to the painted surfaces - see extra images. The figure stands well but the paws are not completely flush - see images. There are no apparent obvious repairs or signs…

Condition report: General inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, dirt and tarnishing and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.The smaller easel support is a little weak and would benefit from…

Condition report: The equestrian sculpture is patinated a bronze colour. The metal looks to be an alloy, and difficult to determine. Some other areas rubbed. See extra images.

J. Collinson was a family business, established in Liverpool. From 1851, after a visit from Queen Victoria who rode a dapple grey horse, their rocking horses were only produced in the dapple grey…

Condition Report:We cannot guarantee this clock is working, currently the elements are separate for transportation and pendulum has been carefully packed to a board for packing.The pendulum, weights…

Provenance The Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection

ProvenanceThe Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection Walton & Co were a Wolverhampton based manufacturer, trading for a short period from 1842 to 1847. They are associated with a series so called…

Provenance The Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection

ProvenanceThe Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection Christie's, South Kensington, 1 October 1997, lot 389.

ProvenanceThe Anthony & Marietta Coleridge Collection Mrs Derek Fitzgerald: Christie’s, London, unknown sale, according to owner’s records.

Condition report: Please see extra images which show the various drawers with their subdivisions. These can be removed but will leaves grooves / channels to the drawer sides. Some cracks to the to…

Condition report: The external depth is 95cm deep;  the internal depth from the front edge of the seat to the cushioned back is approx 55cm deep. General inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small…