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Lot 1328
Four Royal Worcester and Chamberlain Worcester hand decorated cabinet plates comprising one with chaffinch decoration signed Powell, one with roses signed H Piper, one with partridge (unsigned) and another Chamberlain example with flowers and label verso suggesting the artist as Enoch Doe or George Rogers, diameter of largest 26.5cm
Lot 197
A small French walnut sideboard cabinet, 20th century, the moulded and canted top above two frieze drawers with panel fronts and turned droplet handles, over twin panelled cupboard doors opening to a plain interior, on a plinth base with cavetto feet, 130cm wide, 47cm deep, 99cm high.Condition report: Lacking top/gallery or possibly mirror back. Evidence of fixings to missing back with some filled holes and areas of other filler. Some blistering to the top. Section of lower back stile repaired. Elsewhere there are cosmetic marks and signs of age and use.
Lot 217
A Victorian walnut display cabinet, formerly the upper section to a bookcase, with barley-twist supports and 4 glass shelves, the panelled door on the back being the original front, alterations and restorations, 60cm wide x 26.5cm deep x 90.5cm highCondition report: Lacking two sections (20cm and 2cm) of moulding just below cornice. Lacking sections of mouldings on base. Minor chips, dents and scratches. Alterations and restorations.
Lot 243
A North European carved oak cabinet sideboard, late 19th century, in the style of Chevy Chase, the moulded top above two frieze drawers with foliage carving, over twin panelled cupboard doors carved in high relief with game amid foliage, opening to a plain interior with single shelf, flanked by fluted tapering columns and raised on an inverted breakfront carved base, 130cm wide, 55cm deep, 95cm high.Condition report: A small area of ink marks to the top with evidence of attempts to polish out, further minor stains to the top consistent with age and use. Some shrinkage to the top panel. Small section of the base at the back on one side loose. General cosmetic marks and wear throughout consistent with age and use.
Lot 9
A modern Chinese black lacquer and Chinoiserie decorated display cabinet with a pair of glazed doors enclosing an illuminated arrangement of shelves above a pair of cupboard doors with padlocked locks, height 198cm, width 102cm, depth 34cm. CONDITION REPORT Light signs of wear and a split to the top right of the pediment. The joints are a little bit open on some corners, the door frame has some scrapes, where it has caught as the door has been opened. Some shelves are nibbled to edges, but not noticeable when looking at the cabinet.
Lot 847
ICA Betrachtungsapparat Multiplast um 1920 ICA-MULTIPLAST Stereobetrachter in Mahagony poliert mit Säulenschränkchen, für Stereo-Glasdias im Format 4,5 x 10,7 cm. Die Okulare haben achromatische Linsen und sind mittels Zahntrieb fokussierbar. Der Ica-Multiplast ist ein vollkommener Apparat zur Betrachtung von Stereo-Diapositiven. Die Beschläge sind vernickelt, die achromatischen Linsen einstellbar. Die Bildwechslung ist einfach und leichtverständlich und wird durch ein Zählwerk vervollständigt. Der Apparat wird mit einem Einsatzkästchen (Magazin) für 25 Platten geliefert. Der Transport des Magazins erfolgt durch Drehen der Kurbel. Der untere Teil des Apparates faßt 12 Einsatzkästen für je 25 Platten, also zusammen 300 Stereobilder. Hergestellt ab 1920 von Ica A.-G., Dresden. Dabei über 1000 Glasplatten(Diapositive) mit verschiedenen Motiven, altersbedingter guter Zustand, funktionsfähig, Bedienungsanleitung anbei ICA viewing device Multiplast around 1920 ICA-MULTIPLAST stereo viewer in polished mahogany with pillar cabinet, for stereo glass slides in the format 4.5 x 10.7 cm, the eyepieces have achromatic lenses and can be focused with a gear drive, the fittings are nickel-plated, the achromatic lenses are adjustable, the picture change is simple and easy to understand and get handled with a gear drive, the device is supplied with an insert box (magazine) for 25 plates, the magazine is transported by turning the crank, the lower part of the device holds 12 insert boxes for each 25 plates, so a total of 300 stereo images, manufactured from 1920 by Ica A.-G., Dresden, includes over 1000 glass plates (slides) with different motives, in an age-related good condition, functional, with manual
Lot 118
An Art Deco burr walnut and maple cocktail cabinet,with two pairs of doors, the upper opening up to a mirrored interior with shelves and extending serving board, the lower to shelves and bottle racks, internally labelled 'Hospitality Cabinet' on a plaque, raised on a plinth, the upper section with wiring for internal lighting,99cm wide55cm deep138cm highCondition report: Wear commensurate with age and use. Scratches in places. Few minor dents occurring. Some loss of veneer to the sides. One internal mirror pane loose. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 176
An Art Deco walnut cocktail cabinet,the raised centre with a hinged and fall-down concave front, revealing a mirrored and fitted interior, over a bow front cupboard, flanked with cupboards either side, each with two shelves, the left-hand side with a cutlery drawer, 152.5cm wide52cm deep111cm highCondition report: Some knocks, some filled areas.
Lot 192
An Art Deco maple cocktail cabinet,with a hinged revolving front, revealing rose-tinted glass and mirror-clad shelves with railing,95cm wide44cm deep140cm highCondition report: With wear and cracks to the mirror plates. Some restoration to the veneer. Minor losses to the veneer. Scratches and marks occurring. Some spotting to the mirror plates. Bleaching and fading to the veneer in places. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 197
An Art Deco walnut and bird's-eye maple cocktail cabinet,in two parts, of demilune form with fluted cupboards, the top opening to reveal a fitted pink tinted glass interior, with two shelves, a mirrored slide, stuck, the base with a drawer and a shelf, 123cm wide44cm deep171cm highCondition report: Veneer losses to the top, base and plinth - scuffing. Slide tightly fixed in place. Lit interior, failed PAT test.
Lot 199
An Art Deco maple dressing table,by Maurice Adams, fitted with a large plate glass full height mirror, with a cylindrical light and shade, mounted to one side with a cabinet, opening to reveal four drawers with three shelves to the inside of the door, two glass shelves mounted in front of the mirror, labelled, 91cm wide55cm deep183cm highCondition report: The tabletop with scratches and marks. The mirror plate with minor chips to the upper left corners. The mirror plate with some flaking. Internally with stain to one shelf. A few smaller chips to the bottom of the cabinet. One glass shelf with small crack. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 224
An Art Deco walnut octagonal display cabinet,with a glazed door flanked with clear glass panels, enclosing three glass shelves, on a wedge-shaped plinth, 112cm wide28cm deep126cm highCondition report: Unmounted to the inside, wall paper stuck to the central back. some knocks and flakes of the veneers.
Lot 245
An archive of photographs, documents, pamphlets and books relating to David Burkle & Sons Ltd.,cabinetmakers, shopfitters and furniture makers, Cabinet and Joinery Works, 34 Osnaburgh St. NW1, detailing the range of furniture made by the firm,together with a further collection of material relating to the architect and designers, Sidney Houghton OBE,contained in approximately twenty-five albums (qty.)Condition report: 13 large albums with details of furniture designs.Many other earlier albums and photosgraphs of furniture designs, schemes. A large collection - addition images have been uploaded.
Lot 246
An archive of photographs, documents, pamphlets and books, relating to David Burkle & Sons Ltd,cabinetmakers, shopfitters and furniture makers, Cabinet and Joinery Works, 34 Osnaburgh St. NW1, early 20th century and later, detailing works carried out on behalf of major architects and designers of the time, projects include: the Private Offices and Pullman car of Mr Henry Ford, the Art Deco refit of Eltham Palace, the Berkeley Hotel, Gatwick Airport, London Heathrow, the Bank of England and others, all contained in albums (qty.) Condition report: Nine photographs - all mounted on card - comprising five together - with inscription 'Private Office for Mr Henry Ford and Mr Edsel Ford at Dearborn USA and four others (in two pairs) and one inscribed to the top 'Pullman Car for Mr Henry Ford' all 26.5 x 35cm.Eltham Palace - these photos are within a small album - none inscribed. 20.5 x 15.5cm approx.Eleven albums - these contain various schemes - photos added to the condition report. Three further albums, later schemes, these are all listed in the front of the albums.A brief list in the albums are:Kodal Labs, Hemel Hempstead, 1973St Johns College, 1973Berkeley Hotel, 1972-73Concorde Check-In Chelsea and Kensington Town Hall, 1976/7Newcastle Airport, 1967Heathrow Conversion Terminal 3, 1973Manchester Magistrates Court, 1971Bank of England, 1968Eagle Star insurance, 1968Shell Centre Floors, 1963Warwick University, 1968Ford Motors Dagenham, 1952/3Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue, 1956Royal Military Chapel, Wellington Barracks, 1964Various Barclays Bank locationsLondon Heathrow, 1955BOAC Victoria Extension, 1960Ghana Parliament, 1961Savoy Hotel, 1952 and 1947.The majority of the items within this lot relate to post war work.
Lot 248
An Art Deco burr walnut drinks cabinet,of rectangular form, with two drawers, a pair of doors opening up to a mirrored interior with bottle racks, with faux ivory mounts, 87cm wide38cm deep122cm highCondition report: With bleaching and lifting to the veneer. Left side with remnants of label.
Lot 250
An Art Deco burr walnut cocktail cabinet,in two sections, the lower half with a pair of doors opening on to bottle racks, the upper half with a pair opening to a mirrored interior with glass shelves and an extending serving board, with faux ivory fittings, 106cm wide52cm deep170cm highCondition report: With bleaching to the veneer. Scuffings to the base. Some veneer loss. Interior with wear, stains and scratches. Mirrors with spotting. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 342
A 'Sierra' teak sideboard,1970s, G Plan, with a pair of doors opening on to one shelf, with three drawers, a forward-folding bar cabinet with internal shelving, 206cm wide46cm deep80cm highCondition report: The bar hatch with repair. Top with stain to the right end. General scratching and wear allover.
Lot 384
A teak and maple cocktail cabinet,c.1960, the moulded teak carcass, with a maple tambour front section, enclosing shelves and two drawers, with a printed Formica slide, over a pair of slides enclosing a shelf, raised on turned ebonised supports, with a double hoop stretcher, labelled 'CWS Ltd Cabinet Factory Radcliffe' with British Trade Standard logo,101.5cm wide45.5cm deep140cm high, slide 83cm highCondition report: Wear to the edges and corners. Ebonised supports with knocks and scuffing. Wear to the slide fret handle.
Lot 449
An Ercol dining table, 163cm long71cm deep72cm high, a table extension, 48cm long,five chairs,(1+4) and a cocktail cabinet, 96cm wide46cm deep116.5cm high (8)Condition report: Used condition - stains and cup marks on table and cabinet. Five button handles damaged on the cabinet, various old labels.
Lot 522
A Danish teak wall cabinet,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.
Lot 53
A walnut and maple compactum,c.1880, the inverted top with a carved frieze, over a felt-backed shelf and fleur-de-lys cut apron, over a cabinet enclosing four slides and a base drawer, flanked with hanging cupboards, green cloth lined with base drawers, each door painted with a silhouette roundel of German literary and musical figures: Goethe, Handel, Haydn and Schiller, the cupboards flanked with carved figures, each holding a globe, a book, a serpent or an hourglass, raised on turned columns, raised on an inverted stand with block feet, 242cm wide74cm deep179cm highExhibited: Liberty, 1996.Condition report: See images.Good overall - some knocks and chips. Gilt wear. One keyhole has a lot of scuffing. 5 parts.
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