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Los 1560
Georgian mahogany bookcase on press cupboard, moulded sloped arch pediment with central turned finial, two astragal glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, moulded rectangular top over two fielded panelled doors, the interior fitted with three slides, on bracket feet, W129cm, H235cm, D50cm
Los 1622
George III oak floor standing corner cabinet, scrolled swan neck pediment with central finial over astragal glazed door, painted interior fitted with three shaped shelves, the lower section fitted with single shaped shelf enclosed by two fielded panel doors inlaid lozenges, on bracket feet, H195cm, W77cm
Los 162
An 18th century oak mule chest, with a hinged lid, containing a pair of short drawers below, on bracket feet100w x 47d x 48h cmCondition report: Solid and usable overall, but dirty and unrestored. The iron strapwork has been added, as has a piece of wood and the base at the back. The surfaces are quite heavily marked with water? damage to the centre of the lid. Handle missing. No key, but the locks are in place. Losses to the drawer edges. The wood is dry, dull and dirty. Some evidence of old worm in the base boards.
Los 175
A Regency mahogany linen press, fitted with slides, enclosed by panelled doors, containing two short over two long drawers, on swept bracket feet126w x 59d x 204h cmCondition report: Overall solid and usable. Unrestored having ben used in the same house for many years, until it was removed to the auction. Scruffy, as there are various pieces of veneer moulding missing, some losses to corners and edges and beading missing and broken, although we do have some pieces. Doors open ok, slides run and drawers open ok. Handles all match, no key.
Los 178
A George III mahogany linen press, with a Greek key cornice, enclosed by a pair of wavy panelled doors, with drawers below, flanked by heavy brass carrying handles, on bracket feet134w x 64d x 196h cmCondition report: Overall condition is usable, but it does need some attention. Unrestored as it has been in the same house for many years being used, before arriving at the auction. The left hand door has split at the joints, so the door panel is not secured correctly. Slides have been removed. There are some later additions and repairs to the cornice. One of the feet has broken in half, but we have the piece. Beading is broken around the drawer edges in places with some losses. Handles are complete and match, but no keys. Some losses to the cornice on the top edge at the back. Made from a good quality timber.
Los 183
A 19th century French fruitwood armoire, of large proportions, with a moulded cornice and enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, on shaped bracket feet158w x 68d x 237h cmCondition report: Overall it is complete, solid and usable. It looks like it would come apart, but arrived at the auction from storage, so we have not needed to take it apart. As it has been stored, it is dirty, with some marks to corners and edges where it has been moved. The wood is dry and would benefit from a polish. Has a rail inside and a shelf although appears to have had more shelves, which are now missing. We have a key which works. Is very large and cumbersome to move as it is so large.
Los 247
A pair of 20th century glazed oak dwarf display cabinets, each fitted with glass shelves and enclosed by a pair of bevelled glass doors, on a bracket feetEach 131w x 25d x 117h cmCondition report: Condition overall is ok and they are of good quality manufacture. The surfaces have been artificially aged to give them an antique look. Glass shelves can be adjusted. All the glass panels are bevelled and appear intact. Locks are in place but there is no key. Otherwise light wear and dirt from use.
Los 280
A Victorian mahogany apprentice miniature Scottish chest, containing four long drawers, between columns, on bracket feet23w x 15d x 27h cmCondition report: Overall solid and mostly complete, but unrestored and scruffy. Dirty. Some handles have been repaired. The frieze drawer has a split to one side 6cm long from the edge. Drawers run ok. The underside is very dirty and dry.
Los 134
A late Victorian pine Dressing Table, with rectangular swing mirror on pierced shaped supports with she;f below, the chest with three long drawers, Arts ad Crafts style handles, bracket feet, 36in (91.5cm) x 17½in (45cm), 66in (168cm) high, together with a Victorian pine single wardrobe 31in (79cm) x 16½in (42cm) x 77i (195cm) (2)
Los 198
A late 19th century Spanish mahogany-cased bracket clock; the movement striking on two gongs with a repeater mechanism, the case with gilt-metal mounts and the caddy-moulded top surmounted by a Classical finial to the centre and further finials to the corners, the façade mounted with open-cast cherub-head spandrels to the door and caryatids above pendant garlands of flowers to the canted corners, decorative pierced gilt-metal side sound holes headed with cherubic-style masks, the arched brass face having a silvered roundel to the arch inscribed Pena y Sobrino Madrid above small strike/silent and slow stroke/fast dials, the silvered chapter ring encircling a matted centre with scrolling gilt mounts cast with cherub heads and scrolling lattice work, raised on claw-and-ball white ceramic feet (68cm high)(Damage: No glass to the door and the left-hand side with prominent 9cm split from the top running to the sound box, also the gong hammers are bent and misaligned; opening the rear door, it is noted that further damage has occurred to the right-hand side of the top with white wood showing and pieces of wood away and splitting to the right-hand vertical etc.)
Los 201
An 18th century 30-hour oak longcase clock; ogee-style cornice above a blind fret carved frieze and 11-inch brass dial with ornate pierced gilded spandrels headed with masks, the silver chapter ring with Roman numerals and surrounding an engraved and mottled centre with two gilded cherubic figures upon birds of prey in relief, a lower date aperture and an axehead-shaped plate below the 12 o'clock position detailing the maker 'Samuel Whalley, Manchester', the dial flanked by two columns above a shaped trunk door with a lower central circular glass aperture, raised on short bracket-style feet, with single weight (some restoration required) (210cm high)
Los 370
A late 18th century mahogany writing bureau of large proportions; the sloping cross-banded fall opening to reveal fully fitted interior with central cupboard door and a further variety of drawers and pigeonholes including thin slides flanking to the top, the exterior with two half-width of over three full-width graduated drawers with brass swan-neck handles, raised on short ogee bracket feet (120cm wide x 57cm deep x 102cm high)
Los 374
A good early 20th century walnut veneered writing bureau of small proportions; the cross- and feather-banded sloping fall opening to reveal a fully fitted stepped interior, central slide above two half-width and two full-width cross-banded graduated drawers within a double-D moulding and brass Dutch-style drop-handles, raised on bracket feet (69cm wide x 49cm x 94cm high)
Los 378
A very well-made 18th century style (later) Anglo-Indian rosewood bureau cabinet; the outset cornice above two glazed doors, each with six hand-bevelled glass plates enclosing shelves, the wide and heavy cleated fall opening to reveal fully fitted stepped interior with central reeded cupboard door, opening to reveal spring-loaded catches releasing the two turned columns as 'secret' compartments, further with pigeon-holes and varying sized stepped drawers etc. and a well below, the façade with three top false drawers over two half-width and two full-width graduated true drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet (189cm high x 58cm deep x 126cm wide)Condition Report: the cabinet is in good honest condition, it has been stored so some the colour has lightened (rectified with a professional re-polish). The two base draws also appear to be slightly discoloured. The fall supports - the left-hand one is sturdy and good, the right-hard one is also good. Upon close inspection (front on) the right-hand side has lightened and has a very minor split but not problematical. The fall itself is flat and has small split from right-hand side (cleated ends) and some strengthening wood has been used to prevent the splitting. The inside of the piece is highly elaborate with lots of secret draws, small cupboards, slides etc. A stepped interior and the two brass hinges are quite verdigris, the lock also. Overall the piece has a very nice look.
Los 125
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY EASTERN CARVED CAMPHOR WOOD CHEST, the hinged cover carved with a panel of courtly figures in a garden, framed by a Greek key and floral border, the base fitted carved cup carrying handles, the front of the base carved with the panel of a sailing ship, carved landscape panels to the sides, raised on bracket feet, opens to reveal an inner candles box, 94cm wide x 44cm deep x 49cm high
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