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Lot 1487
An art deco style oak display cabinet with shallow upstand, enclosed by a pair of lead glazed doors with panelled bases applied grapes and leafage, flanked by stepped pillars, compressed bun feet, 107cm w, 119cm h; together with an oak elbow chair, the cresting rail shallow carved with flowerheads and scrolls, stuffed over brown rexine back with brass close studded detail, scrolling arms, on angular cabriole legs joined by wavy stretchers with later loose squab cushion, a rectangular oak stool with dished brown rexine seat on barley turned legs joined by stretchers, 40cm w (3) Display cabinet generally good with some fading. Chair lacking seat with wear generally consistent with age. Stool with abrasions, scratches and wear
Lot 1491
An Hitachi music system, comprising AM-FM stereo tuner, model FT-4000L, stereo amplifier model HA-2500, Hitachi turntable model HT-324 and a pair of Sansui SP-30 two way speakers, 20w, teak veneered cases with trellis grilles contained within a teak effect hi-fi cabinet Untested. Wear consistent with age
Lot 1494
A reproduction mahogany side cabinet, the rectangular top boxwood strung with crossbanded border above open sides with pillars and cross stretchers, the base enclosed by a pair of figured oval inlaid cupboards, bracket feet, 56cm w, 77cm h; together with a reproduction oval two tier occasional table in Louis XVI style, the quartered top within rosewood border, shaped apron applied giltmetal mounts, the legs with giltmetal pendants and joined by a serpentine shaped oval undertier, conforming leafy sabots, 56cm w, 76cm h (2) Damp stains abrasions scratches and wear, varnish / polish degrading
Lot 789
A Sampson Hancock cabinet cup and saucer, c1890, decorated in raised gilding with pheasants and trees on a cobalt ground, saucer 14cm diam, puce painted mark and a German porcelain floral encrusted miniature cabinet cup and saucer, after a Meissen model (4) Derby saucer - internal hairline crack really only evident from the reverse. German cup and saucer - typical but slight chipping of several of the flowers and leaves
Lot 18
19 th C Arts and Crafts Occasional/ Coffee 2 tier Table - ? Bell & Coupland , Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers, Lancaster ? after a EW Godwin ? Thebes? Aesthetic table design of 1885 , a carpet covered octagonal top and ebonized base table having stylized turned decoration , bearing an impressed elliptical shaped brass label under, 22 in.( 55.8 cm)wide x 25 in. ( 63.5 cm high)The son of Captain Henry Coupland, a mariner in the West Indies trade, Richard Coupland was born 1 April 1814, in Lancaster. He became a freeman of Lancaster in 1829-30 at the age of sixteen by patrimony, as customary being the son of a freeman. As a young man is is said he was sent to the Gillows? Oxford Street shop where he became chief salesman, then head of staff. Richard Coupland (upholsterer) witnessed a codicil to Robert Gillow's will on 15 September 1835, suggesting he was employed by the firm at this period.By 1849 he had left Gillow to join Peter Booth Bell as a partner, heralding the firm name changed from ?Lodge & Bell' to 'Bell & Coupland'.Bell & Coupland had a branch in Preston managed by Bell and Richard Coupland directed the Lancaster business. In 1863, Coupland went into local politics, became an Alderman and was Mayor of Lancaster in 1868-69 The Furniture Gazette (16 September 1882) recorded that the firm took two spaces in the Preston Guild procession in 1882, with one lorry showing upholsterers covering a black and gilt couch with silk, a mahogany davenport & some oak chair work and on the other lorry was an octagon show case containing silk curtains and other materials. The Furniture Gazette (6 May & 23 September 1882) recorded Bell & Coupland as suppliers of the furniture for the new County offices, included the Public Hall, Preston. Richard Coupland died in July 1884, but the firm continued and thrived under the management of Henry Coupland.Bell & Coupland marked their wares following Gillows and Lodge & Co.'s practice. They used brass plaques embossed with their name 'Bell & Coupland Lancaster Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers?Sources: DEFM; Gilbert, English Vernacular Furniture 1750-1900 (1991); Stuart, Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840 (2008), II, pp 227-8., BIFMO.
Lot 48
A 20th Century oak corner cabinet, the caddy top above a central glazed cupboard door enclosing two shelves, above a base section with single frieze drawer and cupboard door below, raised on a plinth base, 148 x 55.5 x 43cms deep; together with a 20th Century Stag walnut side cabinet, the rectangular projecting top above a pair of glazed cupboard doors enclosing two shelves, raised on shaped bracket feet, 98 x 80 x 27cms deep.
Lot 8
An early 20th Century mahogany cupboard (formerly a gramaphone cabinet) , the square top above two pairs of cupboard doors including vacant interiors, raised on shaped supports, 82.5 x 49 x 50cms; and a late Victorian beech easy armchair, the undulating top rail above a square padded back and channelled supports, above a padded seat, raised on ring turned and tapering legs, terminating in caps and ceramic casters, 100 x 51.5 x 57cms.
Lot 43
An early 20th Century walnut and gilt metal mounted side cabinet in the Louis XV style, the shaped top above an arrangement of two drawers with gilt metal handles and inset porcelain plaques depicting courting couples, raised on special mounted cabriole legs terminating in gilt sabots, 72 x 42 x 27cms deep.
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