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Lot 2144
A Professionally Made Wooden Coin Cabinet, 22cm x 18cm x 12cm (8¾ '' x 7'' x 4¾'') comprising 8 x trays: 2 trays with 11 spaces (each 41mm), 2 trays with 14 spaces (each 35mm), 1 tray with 14 spaces (each 32mm), 2 trays with 20 spaces (each 27mm) & 1 tray with 28 spaces (each 22mm), total spaces for 132 coins, all felt lined; brass fittings, lockable double doors (with key), virtually as new condition
Lot 76
A Royal Worcester "Brighton" pattern cabinet plate, a pair of Royal Doulton cut crystal brandy balloons, an opaline glass decanter and stopper, a ginger jar, a Kutani vase and a cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle (lacking stopper)Condition:Royal Worcester Brighton plate is fine.Doulton Brandies are fine.Opaline glass decanter and stopper have some rubbing to gilding and paint.the ginger jar is fine.Kutani vase has a large hairline crack to rim and small paint losses.The cinnabar snuff bottle has some small paint touch ups
Lot 164
A Chinese hardwood cabinet, circa 1900, the recessed door panels within beaded edges, fitted with a shelf and two drawers to the interior, brass fittings, 124cm high x 98.5cm long x 45cm deepProvenance: Purchased from Altfield Gallery, Hong Kong in 2014 (branch also in Chelsea Harbour Design Centre, Chelsea, London) 民国 硬木双开门柜一件Condition Report: Water stains and cracks commensurate to ageCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 166
A black lacquer and parcel gilt collectors cabinet, containing two short and four long drawers, the drawers and sides decorated with figure in exterior scenes, 39.5cm high, 35.5cm wide, 23cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, chips and lossesOld splits and cracksThe drawer handles appear to be later in manufacturePlease note, this has previously been fitted with doors, these are absent and there are old screw holes to the sidesCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 229
Matthijs Pool (Flemish 1670-1732) after Barend Graat and Francois van Bossuit Pan maltraite par Venus et CupidonEngraving, 1727, from the book 'Cabinet de l'art de schulpture (sic.) par le fameux sculpteur Francis van Bossuit'14 x 13cm (5½ x 5 in.)Together with three further engravings from the same publication: "Venus", "Dragon qui porte un enfant" and "Jupiter en Satire avec Antiope". (4)Condition Report: Under glass, unexamined out of glazed frame. Very slight undulation to the sheet. Light staining commensurate with age. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 247
An early Victorian mahogany cabinet bookcase, circa 1850, the lancet moulded doors enclosing shelves, the cabinet base with two drawers and cupboard doors, 241cm high, 125cm wide, 54cm deepProvenance: Private Collection, The Old Rectory, GloucestershirePurchased from T. G. Wilkinson, Petworth, in 1999. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old splits and cracks and some repairs to the glazing bars,All the other metalware (hinges, locks, handles) appear to be original, There are two keys present with this lot, one is operating the glazed cupboard doors, the lower ones have a key inserted in the lock and is stuck firmly. this may be the right key but the lock is seized and require a good oil, or it may be the wrong lock inserted and stuck - Dreweatts make no guarantees - all elements are open at time of report, there are screws required to fix the top to the base - there are two loose with the cabinet but Dreweatts do not guarantee how good a fit or the overall stability - this would need to be fixed securely before use in a domestic settingThe interior of the top cabinet has had a later backing inserted which has been painted black - presumably to better show off the former contentsThe interior of the lower panel doors is lighter in colour and appears un-polished, it is presumed that the flame veneers to the doors is thin and applied to the thicker planed panels for stability, this is of a differing timber and has been left as something of a feature. This cannot be proved for certain without deconstructing the doorsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 269
A mahogany side cabinet, incorporating 18th century elements, the glazed top section above an arrangement of four drawers and the stand base, with cabriole legs terminating in facetted feet, 170cm high overall, 82cm wide, 45cm deepProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracksChips and lossesThere are elements of mouldings and some timber detached but present with the lotThere are no keys, the drawers are all unlocked at time of report but the glazed doors remain locked shut, there are marks and signs of previous handles to these doors, the handles to the drawers are assumed to be original Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 281
A mahogany bookcase, circa 1900, almost certainly by Waring & Gillows, with old paper label to the rear, 177cm high, 91cm wide, 35cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOverall with a cleaned and polished appearance, The shelves are of a fixed height internally they cannot be adjusted, the brackets are fitted to the sides of the cabinet The lock appears to be original, there is a key present with this lot which is operating the lock at time of report The handles to the drawers appear to be the originalPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 357
A carved walnut cabinet, incorporating 17th century elements, above a later stand, 128cm high, 93cm wide, 49cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracksChips and losses, one head to a carved figure to one side is missing Signs of old woodwom with some open and some old filled holesThere are keys present to open the lockable cupboard doors, the locks here are various and later replacements - the pins to these are loose and will require some repairs and attention to fix securelyThere is a patch in the centre of the top that has scratches and wear - possibly a vase or something has sat her previously, there are also old cracks opening here tooAs catalogued the stand is later in date and associated to the cabinet - it is no way attached and the cabinet sits on top of the base with no way of securing - it could be attached with brackets to the rear if the purchaser wished to source and fit them Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 407
An Aesthetic Movement walnut, parcel gilt and polychrome painted side cabinet, last quarter 19th century, attributed to Collier & Plucknett, with floral painted panels throughout, the painted panel to the cresting centred by a portrait roundel of a maiden, 238cm high, 170cm wide, 50cm deep Provenance: By family repute, purchased from a sale a Wood Norton, Worcestershire in 1912 when Prince Philippe, Duke of Orléans left the estate. A bedroom suite with near identically decorated panels by Collier & Plucknett of Warwick & Leamington sold in these rooms in May 2021James Plucknett was originally in partnership with Frederick Collier with showroom in Leamington Spa and workshops in Warwick. The firm advertised in various trade directories between 1872-1880 and gained many commissions from well healed local families as well as from further afield. They advertises themselves as '...Manufacturers of rich carved furniture in the peculiar styles characteristic of the Gothic, Tudor and Elizabethan ages' Perhaps Collier and Plucknett's best known commission was for Tyntesfield, the celebrated Victorian Mansion, which was re-modelled for William Gibbs (1790-1875). Collier and Plucknett supplied much of the Gothic revival furniture to Tyntesfield. Today Tyntesfield is owned by the national trust and as well as examples of furniture visitors can also view the fully fitted Collier and Plucknett bathroom of Matilda Blanche GibbsCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSome old chips and losses to timber and also to some areas of the decoration, the concave gilt and painted element with a significant old loss to the surface toward one corner, some of the other panels with old marks, scratches, and areas of lossThe handles and locks appear original throughout, there is one small key present that operates the lock to one of the small glazed cupboards, the other one remains locked, the lower cupboard doors are open at time of report, there are no locks to the drawers by design, one lower door appears to have been forced open at some point and there are knocks, indentation and damage to timber here. One escutcheon to a glazed cupboard is loose - it requires a pin to straighten and secureThe gilt to the recesses is worn Some marks scratches and staining to the topPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe provenance came from the vendor, a copy of the book Wood Norton Hall by John Richard Hodges is provided along side with an illustration of the cabinet and a note about it's reputed provenance. The copy of the page (46) is provided in the additional images onlineCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 43
A Regency mahogany side cabinet, circa 1820, with marble top, 88cm high, 106cm wide, 31cm deepCondition Report: There are marks, scuffs, knocks and abrasions consistent with age and use.The marble top has chips to the back corners and small chips 'visible' to touch and some scratching.The material behind the brass grilles is later (and a bit shiney) the pattern if offset, not fitting the diamond grilles.The left door has a sliding catch to the side of the door at the base; the right door is not quite straight as it does not engage smoothly and flush.There are more knocks and scuffs to the base than elsewhere.Please see the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 462
A mahogany twin pedestal D-end dining table, 19th century and later, to include one additional leaf insertion, 75cm high, 328cm long overall, 122cm widePlease note this comes with a leaf cabinet, this appears to be associated to the lot and the leaf is too short to fit snuggly within, it is 86cm high, 146cm wide, 27cm deep and is in the form of a narrow side cabinet - please see additional images for details Please note the original length of this table was incorrect in the PDF and online catalogues the length without the leaf is 262cm long, the leaf is 66 cm long giving an overall length of 328cm not 347cm as originally cataloguedCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOverall with a polished appearance, there are some marks and indentations to the top, the tops are fairly uniform in appearance the additional leaf is darker in colourSome marks and stains to the topPlease note this is formed of D-ends and an attached leaf at each end - this appears to be by later design, there is then one extra leaf that can be inserted, the length without the leaf is 262cm long, the leaf is 66 cm long giving an overall length of 328cmThe tops are designed to tilt, there are hinged bolts and a catch to secure the top to the base, this action is functioning and holding at the time of report. When the leaves are in the 'up' position it becomes apparent that the tops have been adapted previously (as per the catalogued description)Overall solid and stable, the elements are joined by table clips and there are enough for the table complete with extra leafThe leaf cabinet appears to be associated and truly belong to another table, however it does 'work' along side this one, there are some old chips and losses to the veneers to thisPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition and the action of this tableCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 482
A mahogany side cabinet in Regency style, 20th century, with furniture dealer's plaque to back 'TJ BRAY 39-41, EAST ST, HORNCASTLE', with fluted pilasters flanking two drawers and two grille doors, 92cm high, 143.5cm wide, 43.5cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThis cabinet is Regency in style as catalogued but is later in manufacture,There is a shelf to the interior with supporting bracketsOverall with a polished and clean appearance overallThe fabric lining to the doors is in fair order overall, Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 72
A George III mahogany cabinet bookcase, circa 1800, the glazed helix-moulded doors enclosing adjustable shelves, above a frieze drawer and a pair of cabinet doors, 235cm high, 118cm wide, 57cm deepProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old cracks, most notably to one lower panel, One rear leg is loose - it is supporting the cabinet at present but will require a propper repair before use in a domestic settingThe handles have an oval patch of timber behind that appears slightly incongruous to the overall piece but no clear signs to suggest these are not correct or later additions.The glass all appears to be old and with the usual deformitiesOverall with a dark colour overallPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 44
Harrison (Joseph). The Floricultural Cabinet, and Florists' Magazine, volume VI, January-December 1838 & XV, January-December 1847, 24 hand-coloured engraved plates of flowers, including several double-page, some spotting and marks throughout, contemporary half maroon morocco, rubbed and some marks, 8vo, together with other various natural history, mostly late 19th and early 20th century, including Robert L. Wallace, The Canary Book, 3rd edition, 1892, Rev. Francis Smith, The Canary: Its Varieties, Management and Breeding, 1868 (both generally with some marks and the first volume with some waterstaining), Spencer Thomson, Wanderings Among the Wildflowers, 4th edition, revised, 1857, W. Swaysland, Familiar Wild Birds, 1st-4th Series, Cassell and Company, 1903, F. Edward Hulme, Familiar Garden Flowers, 1st-5th Series, Cassell and Company, circa 1900 and F. Edward Hulme, Familiar Wild Flowers, 1st-8th Series, circa 1900-1905 (rebound), etc.Qty: (45)
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