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Lot 639
A late 19thC continental ebonised oak side cabinet or dresser, carved overall with lion masks, fruits, leaves, scrolls, etc., the top with a moulded cornice with two oak glazed doors, each with a frosted design with turned supports, the base with a moulded edge above frieze drawer and two panelled doors on a moulded plinth, 231cm high, 127cm wide.
Lot 616
An 18th century Welsh oak wall mounted food cupboard, the pair of doors with bobbin turned spindles over fretwork spindles pierced with heart shaped motifs, opening to two fixed shelves above a carved plinth base, 69cm H x 100cm W x 23cm DCondition reportMinor splits to rear back boards, LH side top moulding loose but not detached, small repair to inside base, minor split to top of cabinet, door catch later replacement (please see additional images)General wear commensurate with age and use.There appears to be no later alterations although buyers should satisfy themselves to this before bidding
Lot 627
An 18th century and later Jacobean cabinet on stand, the cabinet with a moulded cornice over two doors applied with geometric moulding opening to a single shelf, upon the base with a conforming single drawer, raised upon ring turned baluster supports united by a peripheral cross stretcher, 161cm H x 79cm W x 29cm D (at fault)
Lot 660
A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany shop/retail display cabinet, by Sage & Co, London, the two glazed doors applied with brass drop handles, opening to six adjustable glass shelves, with glass side panels and a solid back panel, raised upon turned feet, 102cm H x 120cm W x 44cm D (at fault)Condition report15cm crack to counter top front RH corner (see additional image), light water stains and fading to the top frame, five shelves appear to be later associated and have been 'cut to fit', interior fabric has some fading and light stains, general wear commensurate with age and useHalf width shelves with central bracket support
Lot 718
An Edwardian mahogany bow front display cabinet, by Ray and Miles, Liverpool, the raised back above a single convex glazed door opening to two fixed shelves, raised upon legs of tapering square section and spade feet, 134cm H x 60cm W x 35cm DCondition reportOnly light wear and fading, some stains to the interior fabric, no visible faults or damage
Lot 745
A 1960's/70's Staples teak Ladderax wall unit, comprising; seven ladder racks, four glazed cabinets, one single drawer chest, a three drawer chest, three fall front cabinets, six assorted shelves and fitting rods, lacking some tip hooks PLEASE NOTE: The paintings visible in the photographs are NOT part of this lotMeasurements tallest ladder 201cm , short ladder 110cmwidest shelf/cabinet 90cm, narrow shelf 59cm deepest cabinet 42cmTotal measurements 241cm H x 368cm W x 42cm DCondition reportOverall general light wear with some minor rubbing marks, light water stains and fading. No visible damage or faultsComplete with two keys for the lockable fall fronts, however no keys for the drawers.
Lot 746
A 1960's/70's Staples teak Ladderax wall unit, comprising; seven ladder racks, two glazed cabinets, one single drawer chest, a three drawer chest, two fall front cabinets, a sliding cabinet, nine assorted shelves, three corner shelves and fitting rods, lacking some tip hooks PLEASE NOTE: The paintings visible in the photographs are NOT part of this lotMeasurementstallest ladder 201cmshort ladder 178cm wide shelf/cabinet 90cmnarrow shelf/cabinet 59cmdeepest cabinet 42cm total measurements 202cm H x 307cm W x 42cm DCondition reportOverall general light wear with some minor rubbing marks, light water stains and fading. No visible damage or faultsComplete with two keys for the lockable fall fronts, however no keys for the drawers.
![Niels Otto Moller [1920-1981] for J L Moller, a set of four teak Model 79 dining chairs and two Model 64 open armchairs:, the](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/25ea1a08-995e-47f6-824a-ae1f016f32d3/dda60dda-a5f4-47b0-b377-ae2800cafcce/468x382.jpg)
Lot 362
Niels Otto Moller [1920-1981] for J L Moller, a set of four teak Model 79 dining chairs and two Model 64 open armchairs:, the curved back with three vertical bars over wool seat and raised on slender legs, Danish Furniture Makers quality mark and maker's mark stamped to subframe, [three of six illustrated]. [6]* Notes Niels Otto Moller completed his cabinet maker apprenticeship in 1939 and continued his education at a design school in Arhus, Denmark, In 1944 he established the company of J L Mollers and designed the Model 79 chair in 1966.
![David Gregson [b.1954], a limed oak two door cabinet: of jointed construction, the double panel doors with inlaid dot decorat](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/25ea1a08-995e-47f6-824a-ae1f016f32d3/e4abd0b0-bcc9-49ee-b55b-ae2800caeeb5/468x382.jpg)
Lot 815
An Edwardian rosewood full height side cabinet with mirror back in the Sheraton style, extensive classical and floral marquetry inlay, the upper section with swan neck pediment, central glazed 2 door cupboard and open shelves, the base with 2 end cupboards, frieze drawer, central recessed shelf and undershelf, on turned legs, height 212 cm, width 138 cm
Lot 461
A mahogany and gilt metal mounted side cabinet, probably Russian, 19th century, with mirrored superstructure above the pair of cabinet doors, 157cm high, 89cm wide, 32cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, The surface uneven and untidy, this may benefit from a clean and polish, the gilt metal areas with wear and various indentations and knocks. To one side this is lifting.There is one shelf to the interior, there is a bracket for a second. This appears to be mahogany veneered on a pine carcass that has been stained darker - the interior surface is uneven.The mirror plates probably original - with spotting, depletion, and bloomPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 472
A Regency mahogany secretaire bookcase, circa 1815, with glazed doors above the fall front secretaire enclosing a leather inset and an arrangement of pigeon holes and drawers, with two panelled doors on bracket feet, 213cm high, 114cm wide, 55cm deepCondition Report: What appears to be a 'rail' to the upper section is in fact peeling lining paper where the boards have slipped previouslyMarks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThere are later associated glass shelves to the upper section. These were not placed in the catalogue and online images. If wooden ones were wished for these would need to be sourced by the purchaser. The grooves to the side to hold them are present. There are old paper letters applied to the centre upright. The top is screwed to the base for stability, this does need them as is prone to 'rock' without them and is not safe for use as such in a domestic setting. These are not original screws. The fitted drawer with marks and stains from use, the leather inset is creased and with old split along the horizontal 'hinge'. Some handles missing in this area - all drawers are present the report stated that two were missing they had been removed temporally but are now present again now.The base with two slides - these also have paper labels to them.There are four keys present, these do not operate all the locks - the cabinet doors do not appear to want to unlock - they can be opened carefully at time of report Old splits and cracks, some chips and lossesPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe internal depth of the top section is 23.5cmCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 93
An oak spice or collectors cupboard, incorporating late 17th century elements, the mitre moulded panel door enclosing an arrangement of drawers, 30cm high, 34cm wide, 22cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, chips and losses, As catalogued this includes period elements but probably re-built and made into this cabinet at a later date using period and later elements. There are two pieces of walnut to the door panel - these are notably redder than the oakThere is a key to the lock operating at time of report. the drawers all with pull handles. The escutcheon with holes and marks around it probably from a previous fitting.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 10
A French giltwood display cabinet, in Louis XV style, late 19th/ early 20th century, with Breche Violette marble top, 123cm high, 101cm wide, 33cm deepProvenance: Private collection removed from 9, Royal Crescent, BathCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, chips and losses to the gilt surfaceThe interior velvet lining appears to be later, this has marks and signs of age and useThe marble top with the usual chips and knocks to the extremities including some larger losses to the edges and rear corners, also some natural faults and some filled repairsThe glass to the lower central 'window' is present but is broken to one edge it is in two main peices - this will either require professional restoration or replacement by the purchaser. There are some shelves present which are wrapped in packaging and have not been inspected by Dreweatts. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 124
Y A Regency rosewood and gilt metal mounted side cabinet, circa 1820, the mirror back superstructure above a pair of pleated silk panel doors, 135cm high, 109cm wide, 36cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses to veneerThe gilt metal mounts with dirt and discolouration, some losses to the lower elements of beading There is a key to operate the lock to the cabinet doors,The silk panels are probably replacements there are some marks and dirt to theseThe superstructure is screwed to the rear and is secure at time of report Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
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