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Viewing times
Stansted Viewing | Auction
Viewing will be held at our Stansted Auction Rooms, Cambridge Road, Stansted Mountfitchet CM24 8GE, as follows:
Friday 11 September, 10am - 4pm
Sunday 13 September, 10am - 1pm
Monday 14 September, 10am - 4pm
All lots are, however, extensively illustrated and carry detailed condition reports - see 'Condition report' at the foot of each lot description.
The auction will take place at our Stansted Auction Rooms, Cambridge Road, Stansted Mountfitchet CM24 8GE.
Buyer's Notes
COLLECTIONS
To save you having to wait, we operate a mandatory booking system for collections. Please book your appointment 24 hours in advance, to ensure your items are ready when you arrive.
Due to our busy schedule of auctions, we are no longer able to store items at our saleroom here at Stansted Mountfitchet, for our Fine Interiors, Design and other specialist sales.
STORAGE OF LOTS | Sworders x Abels Partnership
Furniture and large items, and small items if they form part of the same invoice, not collected within seven working days of the auction will be removed by Abels Moving Services Ltd (Abels), at your expense, and delivered to their depot at Potters Bar, where they will be subject to collection, administration and storage fees - see below.
CHARGES
Collection Fee
Collection from Sworders £25 per collection of 1 – 5 items and £50 per collection of 6-10 items listed on an invoice (plus VAT)
Items will be stored free of charge for 7 days from the Sworders collection date.
Storage Charges
Storage charges will commence on the 8th day after being collected by Abels at £4.00 per lot, per day.
Additional charges will be made for items exceeding 8 x 8ft.
A Levied Liability Charge (LLC) of £0.08p / per £1k value of goods.
Abels will charge to the client for storage, shipping and delivery. All costs associated with collection and storage are payable directly to Abels and must be paid prior to collection of the lot(s).
Abels Terms & Conditions can be found here. (All subject to VAT and 6.72% insurance on total admin charge).
Collection is by prior appointment, made directly with Abels Monday – Friday, 8.30am – 4.30pm (No weekend collections). You will need to provide your ID at the time of collection, or prior notification, where your items are being collected by a third party.
Abels Moving Services Ltd.
The Heights East
Cranborne Road
Potters Bar
EN6 3JN
0800 342 3719
collectionsPB@abels.co.uk
These charges are set by Abels; once collected, Sworders will be unable to answer questions relating to items and recommend you contact Abels directly.
See Sworders Terms and Conditions for more information.
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Lot 195
A Bauhaus-inspired flat-weave wool carpet of recent manufacture,
Lot 196
A Regency-style rosewood, mahogany and parcel-gilt centre table late 19th century,
Lot 197
A Regency-style brass and leather étagère late 19th century,
Lot 199
A pair of Regency-style rosewood low bookcases early 20th century,
Lot 202
A near pair of Regency painted wooden klismos chairs circa 1815,
Lot 203
A Regency mahogany and brass wall clock by Leplastrier, London circa 1810,
Lot 204
A Regency mahogany hall bench first quarter of the 19th century,
Lot 206
A Regency amboyna and ebony-strung sofa table circa 1810,
Lot 207
A pair of Regency-style painted and parcel-gilt wooden elbow chairs 20th century,
Lot 208
A large Regency mahogany serving table in the manner of Thomas Hope circa 1820, Irish,
Lot 209
A Regency silkwork embroidered map of England and Wales early 19th century,
Lot 212
A pair of Regency-style rosewood and brass étagères 20th century,
Lot 213
A flat-weave wool carpet of recent manufacture, inspired by the work of Colefax & Fowler,
Lot 214
A large Regency-style brass and glass hall lantern 20th century,
Lot 215
A Regency mahogany extending dining table by Thomas Butler circa 1810,
Lot 216
A set of eight Regency mahogany klismos dining chairs circa 1820,
Lot 217
A pair of Regency-style beech bergère library armchairs 20th century,
Lot 220
A Regency-style painted and parcel-gilt specimen marble coffee table 20th century,
Lot 221
A George IV rosewood and brass side cabinet attributed to Gillows circa 1830,
Lot 226
An ash and elm comb-back Windsor armchair late 18th century, West Country,
Lot 227
A George I walnut and feather-banded bachelor's chest circa 1725,
Lot 232
A Victorian scumbled pine linen press second half of the 19th century,
Lot 238
A pair of featherwork and watercolour bird pictures 19th century,
Lot 239
A vernacular elm and beech Windsor armchair early 19th century, West Country,
Lot 240
A Renaissance walnut draw-leaf table late 16th century and later, French,
Lot 243
An ash and elm comb-back Windsor armchair second half of the 18th century, Thames Valley,
Lot 249
A walnut-framed leather wing armchair 18th century, Spanish,
Lot 251
A late George III yew and elm Windsor chair circa 1800, north-east Midlands,
Lot 253
A pair of Victorian-style leather wing armchairs 20th century,
Lot 255
A Sorrento walnut and olivewood occasional table 19th century,
Lot 259
A beechwood longcase clock by James Wady, Newport circa 1740, with a later case,
Lot 260
A set of nine Charles II-style oak dining chairs 20th century,
Lot 261
A large elm farmhouse kitchen table late 18th/early 19th century,
Lot 262
A vernacular mahogany and oak occasional table 19th century,
Lot 263
A woolwork picture of a stag first quarter of the 19th century,
Lot 264
A late George III fruitwood, ash and elm Windsor chair circa 1800, Thames Valley,
Lot 267
A William IV mahogany longcase clock by J Warr, Greenock circa 1830,
Lot 268
A painted ash and elm Windsor chair circa 1820, West Country, Yealmpton,
Lot 270
A George I-style mahogany tripod chair late 19th century,
Lot 271
A baroque walnut cabinet late 17th/early 18th century, French, Alsace,
Lot 272
An early Victorian mahogany bracket clock by Brysons, Edinburgh circa 1840,
Lot 274
A painted birdcage late 19th century, French,
Lot 276
A William IV mahogany occasional table circa 1835, in the manner of Gillows,
Lot 277
A William & Mary ebonised longcase clock by Thomas Johnson, Ratcliff Cross circa 1690,
Lot 279
A William III brass lantern clock by John Clowes, London circa 1700 and later,
Lot 280
A Queen Anne marquetry longcase clock by Sam Barrow, Hermatage, London circa 1710,
Lot 281
A Queen Anne Anglo-Dutch walnut longcase clock by Fromanteel & Clarke circa 1710,
Lot 282
A brass winged lantern clock by Joseph Windmills, London late 17th century,
Lot 283
A walnut month-going longcase clock by Markewick, London 17th century and later,
Lot 284
A George II seaweed marquetry longcase clock by Sam Bradley, Worcester circa 1750,
Lot 285
An oak longcase clock by John Tribe, Thackham mid-18th century,
Lot 286
A brass lantern clock by William Donning, Petworth first quarter of the 18th century,
Lot 287
A George II lacquer and parcel-gilt longcase clock by Nathaniel Hedge, Colchester circa 1760,
Lot 289
A George III mahogany cockpen armchair late 18th century, Scottish,
Lot 291
An export gold lacquered workbox second quarter of the 19th century, Chinese, Fuzhou,
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