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Lot 205
Late Georgian crossbanded mahogany large chest of 2 short over 3 long graduated drawers with brass drop handles flanked by reeded canted corners on bracket feet 115L x 103cm H Condition general wear, small section of LHS beading loose but present, short split RH top and vertical cracks to both side panels
Lot 302
Three Pakistani silver coloured boxes, all presentation engraved to President Iskander Mirza, to include: a rectangular casket chased with floral decoration, the cover engraved with an inscription in a rectangular reserve, the body with a shield shaped vacant reserve, 31cm (12 1/4in) long, mounted to a velvet base and with a silk interior; another similar, 37cm (14 1/2in) long; and a rectangular casket, with a rectangular engraved finial to the cover, chased and engraved with grape vine decoration and on four bracket feet, 35cm (13 3/4in) long, with a velvet interior; together with a Victorian silver presentation trowel by George Adams, London 1861, with a horn handle, 32cm (12 1/2in) long
Lot 65
Y A Victorian silver mounted and tortoiseshell rectangular tray by William Comyns & Sons, London 1891, with a pierced and chased C-scroll and mask border, on four bracket feet, 19cm (7 1/2in) long; another silver mounted and tortoiseshell tray; a silver mounted and tortoiseshell heart shaped frame by William Comyns & Sons, London 1892, with beaded borders, 12cm (4 3/4in) high; and a silver mounted and tortoiseshell page turner by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1891, 19cm (7 1/2in) long Provenance: Berwick House, Shrewsbury, ShropshireCondition Report: Rectangular tray - Marks are clear, wobbles, signs of solder repair to one corner, tortoiseshell goodShaped tray - Marks clear, stands well, play to the tortoiseshellFrame - Marks clear, silver easel back, stands well, tortoiseshell goodPage turner - Marks slightly rubbed, blade detaches from handle, tortoiseshell goodAll with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 180
A late 20th century burr walnut library bookcase, moulded cornice above a pair of astragal doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the projecting base with a pair of short cockbeaded drawers and a pair of panel cupboard doors with a further adjustable shelve, bracket feet, 194cm high, 103cm wide, 37cm deep.
Lot 191
A late 20th century burr walnut bureau of narrow proportions, fall front enclosing a baize lined writing surface, pigeonholes and a small drawer above four narrow cockbeaded drawers, brass handles, bracket feet, 53cm wide, 95cm high; a late 20th century burr walnut corner cupboard, stepped cornice above a astragal glazed door enclosing two glass shelves and a cupboard door, 187cm high.(2)
Lot 193
A late 20th century oak two tier hall table, two short drawers, brass handles, bracket feet, 54cm high, 76cm wide, 41cm deep; another walnut veneered television stand, 42cm high, 83cm wide, 51cm deep; an oak Jonell sewing table, hinged top, 57.5cm high, 63cm wide; an oak magazine rack 50cm high.
Lot 201
A George IV mahogany washstand-cum-commode, inlaid with ebony stringing and with an exploding top, restorations, damage, 61cm wide x 42.5cm deep x 85cm highCondition report: Lacking two handles, restorations, including top inside edges, veneers, including stiles and rails and position of handle above doors evident as shadow and dowelled. Front left bracket foot restored. Pull-out base now reveals a void. Exploding top reveals original interior but pull-up slide lacking plate. Chips, dents and scratches.
Lot 205
A George II / George III oak bureau, with a stepped interior and a well, very damaged and losses, 96cm wide x 53cm deep x 101.5cm highCondition report: Losses, including 22cm, 7cm x and 5cm sections of lip moulding on fall, back left and right corners of side below top and above fall, largest 6cm x 3cm. Top three drawers with chipped cockbeads, largest 10cm on middle drawer. Bottom drawer lacking entire bottom cockbead and 33cm of top and sides very chipped. Lacking two locks. Lacking original bracket feet at the back and 10cm of side of right bracket foot and entire moulding to the back. Also lacking 3 interior drawers and door. Old positions of short drawer handles evident from dowels. Chips, dents, scratches and stains consistent with age and use. As found.
Lot 207
A George III oak livery cupboard, North Wales, the two doors with double, arched fielded panels above a rectangular fielded panel, enclosing hanging space, the base with three short drawers over two long drawers, raised on bracket feet, later top and cornice, some damage, 133cm wide x 50cm deep x 188cm highCondition report: Cornice and top boards later, chips and dents including top left bead of base and both front bracket feet cracked and damaged. Left short drawer lacking 1/2 of right side and no runner on left and lacking handle. Another handle present but detached. Base (dust) boards of left long drawer partially detatched. Overall good condition and colour and figuring above average
Lot 209
A George II walnut veneered chest of drawers, inlaid with boxwood stringing, raised on bracket feet, later top and damaged, 81cm wide x 49cm deep x 92cm highCondition report: Later top, stained sides, badly split from top to bottom. Later handles and escutcheons. Veneers restored, particularly rails and stiles. Chips and losses, including 1.5cm x 0.5cm on rails and 2cm x 2cm of corner of one drawer. Drawer fronts generally ok but some chips, including corners and gouges, including 3.5cm long example on 2nd drawer from bottom. Bracket feet chipped. Right front foot patched.
Lot 219
A well proportioned small George III mahogany chest of drawers, with a caddy top, brushing slide, two short and three ovolo lip-moulded drawers and bracket feet, damaged, losses and restorations (old), 79cm wide x 42cm deep x 74cm highCondition report: Mahogany sides and drawer fronts. Restorations, including 6.5cm x 5cm patch on left short drawer, lip moulds and stiles and rails. Damage, including 1cm x 2.5cm section lost from top front edge. Sections of veneers on stiles and rails lost and patched. Later handles, escutcheons and locks. Losses include 2cm on right stile and 5cm on left stile. Overall - top and sides ok and colour above average. Chips, dents and scratches.
Lot 226
A George III mahogany linen press, converted to a wardrobe, the shaped cornice above two flame-figured, razor-blade panelled doors, enclosing hanging space, the lower section with two short and two long, graduated, cock-beaded drawers, on bracket feet, lacking slides, some damage and restorations, 132cm wide x 64cm deep x 191cm high Condition report: Doors with hairline cracks, including left door with 32cm vertical crack in the middle. Restorations, including lower right of left door with 11cm x 3cm patch. Lacking original catches, including lower one on left door (latterly filled) and both on right door (latterly filled). Central brass dividing bead later. Doors later braced on the inside.Overall good colour and figuring. Mahogany carcase. Handles probably original.
Lot 228
An early 19th century mahogany rectangular chest of drawers, with two short and three long graduated, cock-beaded drawers, on bracket feet, 92.5cm wide x 47cm deep x 104cm highCondition report: Generally ok. Later handles and backplates and escutcheons. Colour and figuring of front average. Some small hairline cracks, including left side. Later bracket feet. Mahogany carcase.
Lot 245
A George III mahogany bureau, the fall cross-banded front opening to a fitted interior with central cupboard flanked by drawers and pigeon holes, above four graduated cock-beaded drawers, raised on bracket feet, 92cm wide, 51cm deep, 108cm high.Condition report: General wear throughout with repairs including: split to one side; plate inserted to fall lock rebate; splitting to the fall front; fall slightly warped; patched veneer to fall front edge and adjacent carcass edge; interior a little tired but complete; skiver replaced; top drawer front re-attached and braced; all handles are later replacements, one of which is missing its swing; key escutcheon replaced; patches to all four front rails; some small chips, losses and repairs to cock-beading; two feet original but re-blocked; various typical cosmetic marks consistent with age and use.
Lot 16A
Antique oak shelves, the table top shelves with grape and flower carved dome top over three short shelves with shaped aprons on bracket feet, 80 x 63cm. CONDITION REPORT there are areas that look repaired and that will need repairing, this was possibly part of an older piece of furniture and adapted for alternate use.Curved board is made of multiple pieces of woodMissing parts to top of the curve at the back and the damage has pushed the central panel out, there is a gap running down the entire back
Lot 53
A George III cross banded and inlaid mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing a satinwood fitted interior with central door with inlaid marquetry panel, above four long graduated drawers on bracket feet, height 117cm, width 119cm, depth 60cm. CONDITION REPORT The top has a large water stain, scratches, ink stains, a split. The top is slightly warped, scratches and marks commensurate with age. There is a split to the fall front, the leather is split. There are some splits to the sides, scratches, nibbles to the front. There is one little drop ring handle missing from the pull-out slide. Overall, an attractive piece.Handles appear original and back boards are present
Lot 103
Stutzuhr und ein Paar Leuchtervasen KPM um 1875 farbig und goldstaffiert, blaue Zeptermarke, 1. Wahl, auf Volutenfüßen das taillierte Uhrengehäuse mit umwickeltem Stabfries, Blattdekor, Voluten und seitlichen, plastischen Puttiköpfen über Gitterwerk. Bekrönende Deckelschale mit Draperie und Frauenmasken. Chrysoprasgrüner Fond. Reiche Goldstaffage. Auf drei Seiten sepiagemalte, sog. "fliegende" Kinder in goldradierten Rahmungen. Zifferblatt Email. Hakengang. Halbstundenschlag auf Glocke (Aufhängungsfeder def.). Entsprechend dekorierte Leuchtervasen mit Frauenköpfen, Säulenschaft und quadratischem Stand. H. 34,5/27 cm (restauriert). Die Modelle um 1773/75. Vgl. Lenz, Berliner Porzellan, Berlin 1913, Bd. II, Tafeln 102/104. Laut innenliegender alter Notiz ein Geschenk der Deutschen Kaiserin Augusta an den Archivar und Historiker Leopold von Eltester (1822-79) vom November 1875, wohl als Anerkennung für seine Mitarbeit an der Allgemeinen Deutschen Biographie, deren erste Bände in diesem Jahr erschienen. Bracket clock and a pair of KPM candlestick vases around 1875 colored and gold painted, blue scepter mark, 1st choice, on volute feet the waisted watch case with wrapped bar frieze, with leaf decor, volutes and lateral, three-dimensional putti heads over latticework, crowning lid with drapery and women's masks, chrysoprase green base, with rich gold decor, so-called "flying" children in gold etched frames, sepia-painted on three sides, emailled dial, hook walk, half hour strike on bell (suspension spring def.), correspondingly decorated candlestick vases with women's heads, column shaft and square stand. height: 34.5 / 27 cm (restored), the models around 1773/75. comparison Lenz, Berliner Porzellan, Berlin 1913, Vol. II, plates 102/104, according to the inside old note, a gift from the German empress Augusta to the archivist and historian Leopold von Eltester (1822-79) from november 1875, probably in recognition of his work on the "Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie", the first volumes of which were published that year
Lot 392
A walnut crossbanded chest of drawers,by Heal and Son, with an arrangement of three short and four graduated drawers, ivorine button to drawer, raised on a moulded apron and bracket feet,77cm wide48cm deep112cm highCondition report: Some veneer chips to the drawers and edges. Knocks and dinks to the edges - scuffing and stains to the bracket feet. Top in good condition. A few minor scratches occurring. A few small chips to edges.
Lot 88
A Gordon Russell oak two-part cabinet and chest, design No. X113, the panelled cupboard with radiating panelling, opening to reveal two compartments each with a shelf, over four drawers, and raised on a bracket plinth, labelled to the underside of the top drawer, 'The Russell Workshops Broadway Worcs This piece of furniture design No. X113, was made throughout The Gordon Russell Workshops Broadway Worcestershire Designer: Gordon Russell Foreman: Edgar Turner Cabinet Maker: C Beadle Timber used: English brown oak Date 18.5.1929', 78.5cm wide 41cm deep 167.5cm highX113 was a special order and a unique commission, the purchaser being a Mrs Laws, according to records held at the Gordon Russell Museum, 'special orders' only started in 1929. Provenance: The Estate of Fiona MacCarthy (1940-2020). Condition report: Some knocks to the edges, water-staining to the lowest drawer and to the plinth. Some chips to the oak on the upper section on the corners. Panelled backs.
Lot 2
CIRCA 1900 INDIAN CARVED HARDWOOD TABLE CABINET with an Edwardian mahogany fancy side table, the cabinet having peacock pierced crest with flanking finials over twin opening doors revealing a lined interior, single lower frieze drawer on a shaped base and leaf carved corner bracket feet, 72.5cms H, 44.5cms W, 49cms W max, 30cms max D, the table with shaped top on pierced swept upper supports, twin side shelves on pierced shaped lower supports and conjoining lower shelf, 76cms H, 79cms max W, 42.5cms D
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