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Lot 628
A late 18th century mahogany writing bureau; the cleated angular fall opening to reveal fitted interior with central cupboard door, secret drawer, pigeonholes and further smaller drawers etc., all over four full-width graduated drawers probably retaining original brass swan-neck handles, raised on high bracket feet, 100cm wide
Lot 634
A fine Chippendale period mahogany chest-on-chest; the outset cornice with a Greek key design above an arrangement of two half-width over six full-width graduated drawers flanked by canted blind fret corners; raised on high ogee bracket feet, the chest retaining its original brass swan-neck handles, together with copy invoice from Edward A. Nowell (BADA) for £5,900, 112cm wide x 55cm (deepest) x 183.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The linings of the drawers are mahogany and the front of the drawers are also mahogany. Condition generally quite good, it's had some re-polishing at some stage. There are some vertical veneer splits to the frieze under the dentil cornice commensurate with age. The handles look original, the right hand side of the top where the top meets the base section has some restoration. Condition generally reasonable but it has had some re-polishing and there is some evidence of fading to some of it. The right hand side has approx. 10/12cm split running from the return moulding into the piece which has been repaired historically. Overall the piece is in quite good saleable order commensurate with age. There is some scuffing and marks to the periphery of the pronounced ogee bracket feet. See images.
Lot 638
A very fine late 19th/early 20th century serpentine-fronted mahogany, boxwood strung and satinwood compactum of large proportions; the broken swan-neck pediment above an arcaded frieze and two satinwood panelled and crossbanded doors opening to reveal original slides above a central green key fret band and three graduated drawers with brass swan-neck handles, further flanked by two panelled concave doors enclosing hanging space; raised on French-style slightly splaying bracket feet; 226cm high x 238cm wide x 67cm (deepest point at front) CONDITION REPORT: The left hand back panel is split considerably vertically. There are scratches and losses generally commensurate with age. Some scratching and veneer loss to the three bow fronted drawers sited centrally. The doors generally appear to be in good original condition although there is minor evidence of “some” bowing and shrinkage through age. Some veneers have discoloured slightly where they may have been prepped by a restorer for restoration. All of the original locks are present and the handles look original. In our view there would be a certain amount of restoration work required to bring the piece up to showroom/gallery saleable condition. The polish looks reasonable and original. The interior depth in the end sections is approx. 41cm deep although as the door is concave on the right hand side of the door this increases to 51cm. Where the polish was originally applied in some areas you can see that this has dried out and you can see the flecks of the grain as is usual in late 19th/early 20th Century mahogany furniture.
Lot 650
A late 18th century mahogany chest-on-chest; the outset cornice above an arrangement of two half-width and three full-width drawers; the upper section with canted fluted corners; raised on bracket feet; 110cm wide x 190cm high CONDITION REPORT: The upper section is darker than the lower section which looks faded. The escutcheons appear to have been replaced although the handles may be original as no evidence of no further holes are to be found. The piece obviously has had a re-polish at some stage and could do with another good re-polish. There is scuffing and scratching and minor veneers away to the bracket feet. There is some minor historic splitting to the sides which could be filled with wax. Some of the internal locks are now missing and the drawer linings are pine running from front to back. There is a split on the left hand side of the second full width drawer on the upper section just to the right of the canted fluted corners which is split approx. 5/6cm high and there are veneers away where the lower drawer on the top section meets the bottom section moulding. Further scuffs, scratches and marks etc., commensurate with age.
Lot 688
A late-18th century mahogany chest-on-chest; the dentil cornice above a high frieze, two half-width and six full-width graduated drawers with pierced brass handles; Anglesey kite-shaped escutcheons and raised on high bracket feet, 111cm wide x 196cm high CONDITION REPORT: This has been re-polished at some stage in our opinion not too well, looking at it from the left hand side there is full vertical splits to the side panels although the top split could be where the two panels are coming away but there are other vertical indentations. Looking at the front elevation there is some scratching and scuffing commensurate with age. The drawers appear to have been pine lined and there is some historic woodworm to the pine and there is a small 2/3cm section to the top of one of the pine drawers on the left hand side which is now away through worm erosion. The locks all appear to be in place and looking at the right hand side there are what look like splits but may be where the two panels are parting where they have shrunk and across the grain through age. The dentil cornice appears to be made of oak rather than mahogany and there are several small pieces of veneer that have been replaced some time ago. The very bottom drawer has a repair to the lower left hand side where the ovolo moulding is present approx. 3cm piece has been replaced at some stage.
Lot 550
A 18th century Italian marquetry secrétaire à abattant, the front and side panels with flower filled classical urns, etc., comprising frieze drawer with goat mask ring handles, fall front writing surface enclosing small cupboard and drawers, double cupboard under on canted bracket feet, with later marble top, width 36", height 58"
Lot 26
‡A French champlevé enamelled and gilt bronze twin handled casket in the Orientalist taste, final quarter 19th century, of tapered square form, the hinged cover with an oval painted miniature depicting an amorino with a basket of roses, attached polychrome champlevé enamel panels on exposed gilt ground, conforming front back and sides, the interior with velvet lining, with spreading base on bracket feet, 17.5 cm high, 16.5 cm wide, 16.5 cm deep An identical model was sold at Christie's New York, Interiors, 1-2 October 2008, Lot 857 ‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 5
‡ ϒA French ‘Japonisme’ walnut, beechwood, padouk and mother of pearl inlaid pedestal in the manner of Gabriel Viardot, late 19th century, the alter shaped top with pierced fret bracket supports flanking inlaid panels with pavilions, plants, butterflies and central mask, the tapering support on a fret carved plinth 47cm wide, 122cm high, 28cm deep Note: previously attributed to the manufactory of Gabriel Viardot ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.‡ Indicates that the lot is being sold whilst subject to temporary importation and that VAT is due at the reduced rate (5%). Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.
Lot 124
PROBABLY SCOTTISH, GOOD QUALITY LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CARVED OAK MIRROR BACK SIDEBOARD IN THE ART NOUVEAU STYLE, the back with pierced scroll cresting above a blind fret carved frieze and central cupboard door, amber glass glazed and overlaid with embossed brass stylised foliage, set over an open shelf with bevel edged mirror back and turned supports, flanked by side panels with D shaped brackets with bevel edged mirrors above and turned support, the advanced lower section with moulded oblong top above two central drawers, fitted with heavy brass handles, and with panelled cupboard door under, the centre carved with scroll work, flanked by a pair of conforming cupboard doors and blind fret carved fore corners, and raised on heavy bracket feet, 88" (223.5cm) high, 72" x 24" (183cm x 61cm), together with an OAK MIRROR BACK FOR A SIDEBOARD WITH MATCHING CRESTING, (2)
Lot 140
LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS OF WIDE PROPORTIONS, the moulded oblong top with short back above a green baize lined slide and three long, graduated flame cut drawers, fitted with brass swan neck handles with fret cut back plates, raised on bracket feet, 32 ¼" (82cm) high overall, 48 ½" x 23 ½" (123.2cm x 59.7cm) possibly originally the base to a chest on chest
Lot 142
EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY FIGURED MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE CHEST ON CHEST, the broken architectural pediment with dentil moulded border, above two short and three long, cockbeaded drawers, the lower drawer fitted with pigeon holes, short drawers and moulding drawers, flanking a central aperture (lacking door) and pair of fluted pilaster fronted secret drawers, the conforming lower section with three long drawers, fitted with brass swan neck handles, and raised on ogee bracket feet, 81 ½" (207cm) high, 54" x 23 ¼" (137.2cm x 59.1cm), the lower section lacking escutcheons and the drops to the handles differs slightly
Lot 38
LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK WITH HALIFAX ROLLING MOON PHASE, SIGNED J. COLLINS, CHEADLE, the 14" painted Roman dial with subsidiary date and moon phase apertures to the centre, enclosed by sea shell spandrels and powered by an eight day movement striking on a bell, housed in a case with swan neck pediment and gilt wood finial above free standing square, fluted columns to the fore corners, set over trunk door with wavy top, flanked by square, fluted quarter columns, and raised on a chamferred base with ogee bracket feet, 89" (226cm) high
Lot 40
A LATE GEORGE VI CHARLES FRODSHAM WALNUT AND GILT BRASS MOUNTED MINIATURE BRACKET CLOCK, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and Roman numerals, finely cast and gilded brass spandrels, the arch centred by a silvered rounded inscribed 'Chas Frodsham Clockmaker to H.M. The King', with carrying handle, circa 1950, 10 1/4" (26cm) high
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