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Click here to subscribeA George IV mahogany cross-banded and satinwood strung bow front chest of drawers, circa 1820, slight over-sailing top with satinwood foliage strung to the front, above three short and three long gradual drawers with brass moulded back handles and brass keyholes and locks, raised on carved outswept feet. 97cm H x 120cm W x 60cm D
A George III mahogany and satinwood cross-banded bow front sideboard, circa 1790, in the manner of Thomas Sheraton, shaped slight over-sailing top, above a single frieze drawer over an arch, flanked by twinned drawers one fitted with cellarette interior with lion masked brass ring handles, raised on tapered supports.
A George III cross-banded mahogany and satinwood strung toilet in large proportions, circa 1790, brass finials on fluted supports holding a rectangular framed period looking glass, on a bow front base with three frieze drawers, mounted ivory randles and escutcheon, raised on cabriole ogee feet.
A pair of Victorian grey glass candle holders with painted floral swags, the slight trumpet stem with flowers and leaves sprigs painted to either side, cut glass droppers with detailing to depict a bow, H 28cms, Diameter at top 12 cms [2]Condition:Some wear to gilt at top rims.Glass - goodAll droppers present ..one needs reattaching.
A collection of ladies Horrockses Fashions dresses - a dove grey and white striped cotton-mixed shirt waisted dress, two patch pockets on bodice, long sleeves, elasticated waist, slit pockets, early 1970's; an unlabelled sample black dress, scoop neck with tie detail attaching at the shoulders, elbow length sleeves, full skirt, nylon zip, early 1970's; a black crepe dress, elasticated waist, large cotton lace collar with a black velvet bow, long sleeves, mid-to-late 1970's (3)
A very high quality bodice with a high round neckline edged in buckram which is fastened by press studs. The sleeves on the crossover bodice are made in two sections. The first is gathered to elbow length and the bottom half of the sleeves are tapered into a long wrist fastening and secured by a brass sunray buttons. Fully lined 1895/1900. A duck egg blue grosgrain long fitted jacket from the 1880s which has a pointed tailcoat effect to front and back. Fully boned with an insert of gold brocade on the front and original buttons edged in blue stitching. There are two stains on the back and on the front left there are two holes and on the right one. A tobacco coloured rich velvet bodice. The swathed velvet on the front of the garment is secured on the wristband by 2 velvet bows. The garment is boned and features a rich, deep peach insert. The leg o mutton sleeves ae gathered into huge mounds of velvet. The high neck has a large velvet bow at the back and there is one on the waistband. Made by John Cordeau and sons of Clifton. Hook fastenings 1870s. (3)
A Teddy Tingling pleated tennis skirt, the underskirt is of broderie anglais, metal zip, 1953; a child's blue floral dress, the fabric is a mixture of cotton/crepe with a bird pattern has attached belt, bow at back, Peter Pan collar, fully lined from 1948; a jade green girls taffeta dress, the skirt has three frills/tiered, the bodice has ruffled frills down the front and back, 1943, it has a sash, knee length, would fit a girl of 7/8 years, made by Gillissoworer (3)
* MARY FEDDEN OBE RA RWA (BRITISH 1915 - 2012), CAT ON A CORNISH BEACH limited edition print on paper, signed and numbered 474/500 image size 29cm x 40cm, overall size 53cm x 62cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Note: Published exclusively by Bow Art and printed on 240gsm, uncoated, acid-free paper.
A collection of mainly 17th century Tavern Tokens, 50 in total comprising, 1, HER Halfe Penny without Temple Barr, The Pasgrav Head Tavern, 2, OEF West in Bow Street, at The Blew Lion, 3, At The 3 Turn Tavern, EC in St Pauls Church Yard. 4, RF Westminster Street Ralf F? In S, 5, MIM at ?Tllif Crose, ? The Swan, 6 SPM Church Fryers In, Philip Starkey AT, 7, PRT Brailsford (picture of horseshoe) Reverse ?, 8, HHM Bishopgate Street, ?, 9, MC Tuttil Street In, At The Wheatsheaf, 10, WIL FRV at the Svggar, WF Wapping Lofe In, 11, Thomas Dennis At The, Kings In Oxen 1652 DTA, 12, Iohn Tey At The, Angell In Oxford IT, 13, Edward Mvns at the Svgera, Loaf on London Bridg 166? Halfe Penny, 14, Richard Briggs 1660, BRA at Qveenehith, 15, 1650 AAP Basin Lane, at the Seven Stares, 16, Iohn Robottom ?, St Martins Lane Tavern Halfe Penny 1667, 17, The Cross Shvfles, In Bow Street SHB 1653, 18, possibly St Clements?, 19, Thomas Pineck (mermaid), In Reading, 20, William Bell Vintner at the Bear, at Hungerford his Half Penny 1668, 21, Thomas Burrowes, In Nottingham, 22, James Partrich, Rooyston Vintner PIC, 23, Tho Meyricke, In Salopp 1663 His Half Penny, 24, Mathew Garnatt, Red Lyon In Hounslow His Half Penny 1668, 25, Seth Ireland at the, Govlding Key In Oxon SI, 26, Bishopgate at the Crispin and, Crispianvs 1653 Rich Levet A, 27, Richard Ballard of Monmuth His Halfe Penny for Necesary Chaing, 1668 God Pre Serve Our Graciovs King, 28, 1652 In Basen Lane IG, at the Whit Hors, 29, On 1669 Fishmonger, Nich Orimin In Oxon, 30, WIA In Cvrriers Alley, at the Bird In Hand, 31, Iohn Tey at the, Angell Oxford IT, 32, The Queens Head, BSM Billins Gate, 33, James Cooper at the, In St Katherns Lane His Half Peny 1668?, IA, 34, John Harison In Tvtell Street, at the Black Lyon, 35, Charles Goodwin His Half Peny, Vintner of Barnes, 36, Phillip Carterett, In White Hart Yard 1666 his Halfe Penny, 37, Mathew White at the , Aldersgate Street His Halfe Penny MWA, 38, At The Hen and, Chickins at the Hamons Key Iohn Sell, 39, WE Gaunt 1652 Wapping, at the Man En Tre, 40, At The Blew Bell, S Katherins Lans CIS, 41, Will Nodes, NCF?, 42, SI Govlding Key Oxon, At the Seth Ireland, 43, Rober Millard Baker, 166? Caxson His Half Penny, 44, Henry Gibson at the, Falcon Fetter Lane 1650, 45, Richard east at the (Stags Head), In White Cross Street, 46, Richard Ely at the, 3 Sammons In Oxon ERA, 47, Mary Greendown, MG In Watlington 1664, 48, Iohn Finch of, Wisbech IF 1666 (Grocers Arms), 49, George Peirce, In Cheap Side PGM 1665, 50, F11 ? Bealby, at the Seven Stars.
HERMÈS VINTAGE Kleid, Gr. 40. Herstellergröße 42. Seidenmodell in geradem Verlauf mit Schleifendekor am Kragen, verschiedene historische Szenerien in dunklen Tönen auf hellem Grund. Gut erhalten. | HERMÈS VINTAGE dress, size 40. Manufacturer's size 42. silk model in straight course with bow decoration on the collar, various historical scenes in dark tones on a light background. Well preserved.
YVES SAINT LAURENT VINTAGE Rock, Gr. 36, Koll.: 90er. Herstellergröße 38. Ballonrock aus Tüll mit breitem, Pailletten besetztem Bund und Schleifen-Dekor aus Samt. Gut erhalten.| YVES SAINT LAURENT VINTAGE skirt, size 36, coll.: 90s. Manufacturer's size 38. Balloon skirt in tulle with wide waistband trimmed with paliettes and bow decoration in velvet. Well preserved.
A George III-style (later) bow-fronted mahogany and cross banded sideboard of small proportions; the central bow-fronted drawer above a shaped frieze and with two further larger drawers flanking, raised on square tapering legs terminating in high spade feet (122cm wide x 51cm deepest x 88cm high)
A George III-style (early 20th century) bow-fronted mahogany sideboard of small proportions; crossbanded and boxwood strung, single central bow-fronted drawer, napery drawer below and flanked by two cupboard doors, raised on square tapering legs terminating in spayed feet (122cm wide x 98cm deepest x 91.5cm high)
A good late 18th century George II period mahogany, stop-fluted and boxwood strung bow-fronted hanging corner cupboard with two doors (70cm wide x 105cm high)Condition Report: The doors shut well although at close quarters it is noted that when they are shut there is a tiny, minor vertical gap between the doors due to shrinkage across the grain. The quality of timber looks very good with no splits or major damage apparent from the front elevation. The cornice moulding appears all intact and original as does the base moulding. Good overall order with some general minor knocks and scratches commensurate with age etc.
A good Edwardian period mahogany display cabinet; satinwood crossbanded, floral marquetry and boxwood strung, the central bow-fronted glazed door flanked by two vertical rectangular marquetry panelled doors with display compartments above, conforming base with undertier, raised on square tapering legs terminating in spade feet (122cm wide x 42cm deepest x 167cm high)
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