A REGENCY MAHOGANY BOW-FRONTED SIDE TABLE or writing table, having a rectangular bow-fronted top with reeded edge detail and two frieze drawers with geometric moulding, raised on turned, tapering and reeded legs and turned feet. 71.5cm(h) x 118cm(w) x 61.5cm(d) Marks, stains and scratches, depletions to top edge/front corners, some depletions above legs, one drawer missing handle, the other with loose and depleted handles, some old worm damage to underside, possibly ~cut-down~ leg room hight of 52cm.
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AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOW-FRONTED SIDEBOARD having a shallow raised back, bow-fronted rectangular top, cockbeaded drawers and central arch, raised on tapering square section legs, the reverse bearing retailers label for J Simpson of Helensburgh. 88cm9h) x 121cm9w) x 58cm(d) Generally good, minor marks and scratches.
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOW-FRONTED SIDEBOARD having a shallow raised back, bow-fronted rectangular top with inlaid stringing, inlaid drawers and central arch, raised on tapering square section legs finishing with spade feet. 88cm(h) x 122cm(w) x 62cm(d) Marks and scratches, some minor depletions.
Late Victorian Dark Mahogany Sideboard Display Unit on scrolling French style cabriole supports, carved frieze, end glazed cabinets with C scroll glazing bars, single frieze drawers with blind fret carved decoration, centre bow fronted cabinet with large cartouche shaped mouldings, centre bow fronted drawer with upstand to rear, internal wooden shelves to the centre & glazed shelves to the ends
A group of ladies fashion outfits, 1960`s and 1970`s to include and navy blue, red and white floral design mini dress by Dollyrockers, designed by Sambo, a cotton mini dress with a pink and lilac daffodil print, short puff sleeves and elasticated smocking to the bust, a cream and navy blue sleeves dress and bolero jacket suit, the dress with pleated bodice, the jacket with covered buttons and bow detail and long pointed collar, together with a quantity of further outfits. (lot)
J HYDE (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) "Study of a young girl standing in a blue dress and chequered trousers holding a hoop with a dog alongside in a landscape", watercolour, signed and dated "1850" lower left, 24 cm x 18 cm, a similar "Study of a young boy wearing a top hat and riding coat holding a riding crop with dog alongside in a tree-lined landscape", watercolour, unsigned, 19 cm x 23 cm, together with a similar "Study of a young girl in a blue lace-lined crinoline dress standing looking left in a tree-lined landscape, holding a pamphlet in her right hand", watercolour, unsigned, 20 cm x 14 cm and J DEMPSEY "Study of a young gentleman wearing a black and white chequered waistcoat and jacket with black bow tie and white trousers holding a book in his left hand in a landscape", watercolour, inscribed "J Dempsey Pinxt Lower Arcade Bristol", 20 cm x 14 cm (4)
ERNEST WALLCOUSINS (1883-1976) A three-quarter portrait of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), wearing a bow tie and standing before a table displaying St. George slaying the Dragon, oil on canvas, 54" x 35"The model of St George and The Dragon appears to have been added to this work sometime after its initial creation. It`s presence has several possible layers of symbolic meaning. Firstly, it may represent the Allied victory of good over evil during World War II. In addition, as St George is the patron saint of Moscow, it may be emblematic of the alliance between Britain and Russian at the time. It may also have been added to celebrate Elizabeth II`s Coronation in 1953. Finally, the presence of St George and The Dragon could allude to the Great George insignia given by Queen Anne to John Churchill, Ist Duke of Marlborough, to celebrate his victory at the Battle of Blenheim. Sir Winston Churchill wore this very insignia at the Coronation of Elizabeth II. This portrait is illustrated opposite page 1 of The Victory Book, published by Odhams Press Ltd to commemorate the Allied victory in World War II. A copy of this publication is included with this lot. Ernest Wallcousins (1883-1976) was appointed as the official illustrator for all Royal occasions between 1935 and 1963.Provenance: Private collection, London. THE VENDOR WISHES THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO BE ADDED:A PORTRAIT OF WINSTON CHURCHILL CELEBRATING VICTORY, 1945, FEATURING ST GEORGE SLAYING THE DRAGON BY C.E. WALLCOUSINS THE ILLUSTRATOR FOR ALL ROYAL OCCASIONS 1935-1963.The portrait shows Churchill in a book lined room, thought to be a representation of the Cabinet Room and of hist literacy and rhetoric genius, standing behind a table with his hand on a Mercator`s map of the world which symbolises his role as the great strategist globally of the Second World War.St George slaying the Dragon in front of Churchill was added later, perhaps alluding to the Marlborough Great George insignia of his forbear, John Churchill. Winston Churchill wore this insignia on the event of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June, 1953, the 60th anniversary of which is this year. Overall condition of this painting appears quite good with light surface dirt and discolouration. There is a small patch visible on the reverse corresponding with the position of the St. George`s and The Dragon, which were later additions. There are also minor surface losses to the gilt frame.
A PAIR OF FRENCH WALNUT DISPLAY CABINETS with bow fronted and shaped tops with a moulded border above three open shelves above three open shelves between turned and gilt decorated columns, with serpentine side panels and a bow fronted base, with applied gilt metal mounts, 27.5" wide (2). See illustration
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