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Click here to subscribeAn Art Deco burr walnut bachelor's cabinet,enclosing a hanging cupboard to one side, the other mounted with three drawers and a further cupboard enclosing two shelves, with Bakelite handles, raised on a plinth, 83.5cm wide50cm deep128cm highCondition report: Knocks and scuffing to the top. Cupboard door with scratch and scoured mark. Scuffing and filled area to the top left hinge. No lock - now a clip stop. Veneer chips to the edges.
An Heal & Son Art Deco walnut headboard,of stepped form, flanked on both sides by a cabinet over two shelves, over a bedside table, each bedside with a drawer and a cupboard opening on to shelving, the top with two integrated light fittings, each with a toggle switch on either side, with ivorine label to the right drawer, 283cm wide, 210cm in between the bedsides, 38cm deep163cm highCondition report: The top with some water damage. Wear commensurate with age. Scratches and marks occurring. Appears rewired for modern UK mains.
An Art Deco walnut and ebonised stand,three tiers with rounded ends supported with a chrome column, mounted with a cabinet to the opposite side, raised on castors, with a glass top,99cm wide34.5cm deep77cm highCondition report: Quarter veneered top, repolished and reebonised. Some cracks to the veneers and the ebonised areas. The cupboard has an ash and birch shelf. Modern castors. Glass top chipped.
An Italian rosewood bookcase display cabinet,by La Permanente Mobili Cantu, with an asymmetrical back with five shelves, over a rectangular cupboard, enclosing two reeded drawers, over an open cupboard, with a shaped cupboard to the side enclosing a single shelf, raised on tapering supports, with key, 116.5cm wide42cm deep162cm highCondition report: Some surface scratches to the back panel. Back of the panel has some chips to the veneer. Appears to have been reset with new screws. Some minor chipping to the veneers. Altogther good.
A three-piece rosewood modular corner suite, §Danish, each section with a rail back, cushion and bolster, a removable base, with block feet and castors to the back, 100.5cm wide69cm deep72cm high, together with a teak Studioline cocktail cabinet,Danish, designed by Verner Panton for France & Søn, with a folding lift-off top with recessed brass handles, over a sliding tray, on castors, 66.5cm square47.5cm high (4)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: Used condition, cabinet top has sun lightening and ring. Upholstery used and some staining and wear.CITES A10 No. 607686/02
An Art Deco burr walnut cocktail cabinet,with a raised breakfront central cabinet, opening to reveal a maple-lined interior with mirrors and glass divisions, over a fluted cabinet, no shelf, flanked with glazed cabinets, each with two glass shelves, raised on a 'U' shaped stand with a moulded plinth, 135cm wide42cm deep126cm highCondition report: In need of a full restoration. Losses to veneers to the drop-down front, edges and the base. Escutcheons missing to three of the cupboards. Glass chipped.
A modular set of four rosewood and ebonised bookcases, §comprising:a bookcase, with two adjustable shelves, over a drop-down cabinet, and three drawers,97cm wide39cm deep214.5cm high,a bookcase, with three adjustable shelves, over a shelf and cupboards,97cm wide39cm deep214.5cm high, and a pair of cabinets and shelves,with four adjustable shelves, 66cm wide34.5cm deep206.5cm high overall 328.5cm wide (4)Condition report: Some knocks and veneer chips to the edges and one cabinet. Used condition. Glass chipped to the shelves.CITES A10 No. 607672/01
An Art Deco walnut two-part cocktail cabinet, opening to reveal a mirrored interior, with bird's-eye maple lining and a glass shelf, centred with a pull-out mirror slide, over a cupboard with a single shelf and a rail to the base, labelled 'A Turnidge Product’, raised on ebonised black supports, 75.5cm wide 34cm deep 129.5cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: Back of glass shelf in the top slightly chipped. Some evidence of repolish and some areas filled.
An Art Deco-style maple stool,with ebonised detailing and a leather seat,70cm wide 39.5cm deep63cm high, and a bird's-eye maple bedside cabinet,with a bevelled top over a single drawer, above a cabinet door opening on to a single shelf, with turned ebonised handles, 35cm wide31cm deep67cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: With some crackling to the veneer. Some scuffing to the bases of both.
A Danish rosewood 'Royal' system §Poul Cadovius for Royal System for Cado, comprising:six various cupboards, with drawers, sliding cupboards and a drop-down cabinet, largest 80cm wide, 24cm deep, 51.5cm high,sixteen shelves, 80cm wide, 22cm deep,three shelves, 61.5cm wide, 21.5cm deep,three shelves, 62cm wide, 46cm deep,nine uprights, 203.5cm high,thirty-eight mounting brackets (qty.)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: CITES A10 No. 607686/01Most of the pieces have scratched tops, some extra photos added to the website.In used condition and have been in a house in North London for 40 years approx. Colour is fair and some colour change to the pieces.
A teak wall cabinet,Danish, designed by Peter Løvig Nielsen for Løvig Dansk, the upper section with an arrangement of eight adjustable shelves, over a cupboard opening to reveal two shelves to one side, with brass strap hinges and vertical 'T' handles, raised on tapering supports, branded 'Løvig Dansk' to the backboards, 120cm wide 45cm and 26cm deep178cm highCondition report: Some wear to the shelves and fixing points. Brass handles worn. Some knocks to the legs and the edges.
An Art Deco walnut 'Rocket' display cabinet,with glazed and fret cut cupboards with Bakelite handles, enclosing four glass shelves, raised on a reeded stand, 103cm wide35cm deep133.5cm highCondition report: Filled pinholes to the front reeded sections. Some knocks and repairs to the edges of the piece. Glass replaced.
A pair of Art Deco bedside tables, 1930s, attributed to Bath Cabinet Makers Ltd., each white painted, on turned tapering supports, with a door opening on to an unshelved interior, with a moulded brass tassel handle, 35cm square76.5cm high (2)Condition report: Paint later. Paint flaking off. Some stains to the top.
An Art Deco walnut two-tone veneered 'Token Works' cabinet on chest, designed by Betty Joel, the top fitted with three adjustable shelves, veneered in sycamore, raised on the lower section with seven asymmetrical drawers, the top two baize-lined, each with canted cut handles, and raised on an ebonised plinth, labelled 'Token Handmade Furniture Designed by Betty Joel Made by F Robert A Buckingham at Token Works Kingston By-pass October 1935', 122cm wide52cm deep196cm highCondition report: Each drawer fitted with a Bramah lock. Some water stains to the front of the carcass and the drawer fronts. One handle missing - this is filled. Further knocks to the edges and extremities. Scoured mark to the left side of the chest. One small veneer chip to the lower left edge of the cabinet. Drawers run smoothly. Faint smell of damp in some of the drawers - no smoke or long-lasting odours. The chest breaks into two. All drawers open. Additional images uploaded.
An Art Deco maple bed frame,of stepped form, with panelled front and top, with two integrated reading lights behind opaque glass panels, flanked to either side by a bedside cabinet with a single drawer over a shelf over a cupboard, with octagonal handles, on walnut veneered bases, 223cm wide, internally 151cm44cm deep118cm highCondition report: Some veneer loss. Scratches and marks occurring. Some minor staining. The veneer with shrinkage cracks in places. Rewired for UK standard mains.
An Arts and Crafts oak hanging wall cabinet,by Arthur Simpson of Kendal (1857-1922), with a central cupboard, carved with low relief leaf banding, flanked with shelves, fitted with hinged dust covers, labelled, 115cm wide20cm deep45.5cm highCondition report: Labelled in cupboard, with some wear. No shelf in the cupboard. Some knocks and remnants of paint to the frame.
A Swedish teak sideboard,1960s, Swedish, with three sliding doors, the left side opening on to a stack of four drawers, the middle and the right section opening on to shelving, raised on chamfered legs,152cm wide51cm deep71cm high, anda teak cocktail cabinet, 1960s, Swedish, in two sections, the upper section with a folding front opening on to a shelved interior, the lower section with a pair of doors opening on to a single shelf, raised on chamfered legs, 81cm wide31cm deep123cm high (2)Condition report: The cocktail cabinet missing one shelf. Both with some minor scuffs and wear. Overall good condition to both.
A pair of Art Deco walnut bedside cabinets,of bow-front design, each with a single drawer over a cabinet door, opening on to an unshelved interior, each raised on a plinth,39cm wide36cm deep67cm high (2)Condition report: With some scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. The tops has residue from tabs - possibly for glass to sit on. Additional images uploaded.
An Art Deco ebonised cocktail cabinet, in two sections, of demilune form with a reeded front, each section with a pair of doors with chromed spherical handles, the top section opening on to a maple-lined interior, with a blue-tinted back, and a clear glass worktop, the doors with shelves, the bottom section opening on to a shelved mahogany-lined interior with bottle racks, 83.5cm wide45cm deep152cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: Images uploaded - the interior with wear - the left cupboard door has cut area to the lock. Overall good to the outside - usual wear and tear.
An Art Deco maple and ebonised ‘Big Bertha’ cocktail cabinet, of oval form, the raised centre opening to reveal a lit interior, with a slide mounted with a black glass panel, and a cupboard below, supported with ebonised and reeded mounts, 135cm wide 49cm deep 166cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: Lock on internal doors removed. The veneer with some scratches and cracks in places. Some minor lifting to the veneer along the edges. Internal worktop with ringlet marks. Some scuffing to the feet.
A contemporary maple and beechwood wall cabinet, designed by Mortimer Cartridge Designs, June 1995, with three shelves to the upper section, over a slide, and a further shelf, with two fitted cabinets, with an engraved brass medallion,121cm wide 56.5cm deep212cm highCondition report: Top support loose. Some surface colour changes.
A Gordon Russell Art Deco walnut breakfront cabinet,1930s, with a central glazed door, flanked by a blind door on either side, all opening on to internal glass shelving, the central cabinet with internal lighting, with three drawers below, on rounded tapering legs, labelled 'Russell of Broadway' to the underside,122cm wide46cm deep150cm highCondition report: Some minor scratches and marks. Generally good condition.
An Art Deco walnut ‘Rocket’ display cabinet, the circular cabinet with hinged glazed doors to the centre, with fretwork beadwork and four glass shelves, 103cm wide 33cm deep134cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: Some replaced strips and veneers to the front and sides and the base of the piece. A slight yawn to the right cupboard and the frame of the door. Some knocks occurring to the edges of the cabinet.
A teak wall cabinet,Danish, designed for Domino Møbler, Ormond, the top section with an adjustable shelf, four vertical divisions, over a fall front, enclosing compartments, the lower section with four drawers, with a sliding cupboard with a shelf, on a plinth base, labelled 'Domino Møbler, Ormond, Denmark',122cm wide39cm deep183cm highCondition report: Knocks to the corners of the top section, also some water stains to the shelves.
A collection of teak wall-mounted cabinets,two part sets, the first comprising:a walnut-fronted chest of three drawers, 76cm wide, 35.5cm deep, 42cm high,a walnut-fronted fall front cabinet, 76cm wide, 35.5cm deep, 41.5cm high,a walnut-fronted two-slide cupboard, 76cm wide, 35.5cm deep, 41.5cm high,two teak and glass-fronted cabinets, 76cm wide, 23cm deep, 57cm high,three ladder uprights, 181cm high,a single self, 76cm wide, 23cm deep,the second comprising:a teak three-drawer chest, 89cm wide, 40cm deep, 47cm high,a two-slide cupboard, 89cm wide, 35cm deep, 47cm high,five shelves, 43cm wide, 42cm deep,two shelves, 90cm wide, 42cm deep,eighteen horizontal supports,three gold uprights, 216.5cm high (qty.)Condition report: All items worn, a restoration project for these pieces. First set - wear to all pieces. Veneer losses and some issues to the front of the cabinets. Scuffs and scours to the units. Ladder sections worn and slightly bent. Second set - some loss of colour. Shelves worn, some with splits and veneer chips and flakes. Metal supports worn.
An Art Deco walnut and ebonised display cabinet,with glazed doors, enclosing two wood shelves, raised on a 'U' shaped stand, 109cm wide28cm deep128cm highCondition report: Restored and repolished. Ebonised front area on left has a scuff and small loss of paint. Some minor knocks to the frame.
An Art Deco maple dressing table,by Bath Cabinet-Makers Company, centred with a mirror, with an integral stool and light, the light raised on a chromed arm, atop a stepped wooden pillar, each tier supporting a circular glass shelf, 135cm wide approximately146cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: The rings locking the glass shelves in place with splits. One glass shelf only stays on in a specific angle. With scratches, scuffs and wear.
A pair of Art Deco bird's-eye maple bedside tables,each with a bevelled top, with a single drawer over a cabinet door opening on to a single shelf, with shaped Bakelite handles, 37cm wide32cm deep66cm high (2)Condition report: One with some scuffs and marks to the top. Some minor hairline cracks to the veneer occurring.
A Staples' teak and satin black metal Ladderax corner wall unit,1960s, designed by Robert Heals for Staples, comprising: a glazed display cabinet unit, with glass shelves, two cocktail cabinets, a slanting magazine shelf, a chest unit with three drawers, a cabinet unit with sliding doors, eight 6ft black uprights, six 6ft golden uprights, a corner post, two corner shelves, a quantity of shelving and supports (qty.)Condition report: Overall good, wear commensurate with age and use. Some general scuffing and marks. The uprights with some scratches.
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