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Lot 1428
A collection of 19thC and other porcelain and effects, a Coalbrookdale style basket on three feet, hand painted with a scene of cottage with entwined handle, 16cm high, unmarked, an early 19thC plate, probably Coalport, with peach moulded border, cabinet cups, saucers, plates, dish with double cross sword marks, etc., and a large 19thC porcelain cup comport. (a quantity, AF)
Lot 1430
Various cabinet cups and saucers, an unusual 19thC Richard Briggs Company of Boston teacup and saucer, transfer printed in blue with figure and goat before buildings, the saucer, 15cm diameter, various other cabinet cups, saucers, Royal Worcester coffee can and saucer, shaped Mikado Royal Crown Derby pin dish, other cabinet cups, saucers, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 1438
Various 19thC porcelain and effects, an urn vase in Imari colours with gilt highlight, 20cm high, various cabinet plates, Grainger Worcester decorated with flowers with gilt highlights another hand painted with flowers with a coat of arms to the centre, other Coalport style, other summer flowers, one with Union border, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 1455
Various collectors plates etc., one marked 24 karat gold or floral form inset with flowers, 24cm wide, a Klimt Goebel dish, Limoges style and other cabinet plates, wall plates, etc., and further teacups, saucers, cabinet plates, a Cauldon Parian China Arcadian crested model of the Queen's dolls house, other miniature china and effects, etc., (a quantity).
Lot 17
A gauge 1 live steam model of the British Railway 4-6-2 tender locomotive No 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley', made by Aster Hobby Co., Inc for Fulgurex. (Built up). The cab with fittings including steam pressure gauge, water sight glass, regulator and other usual fittings. The model finished in British Railways green lined livery with fitted steps, handrails and lamps.The model has never been steamed and comes together with its original box, instructions, tools and a display case with fitted track.Condition Report: The locomotive is in very good condition and has never been steamed.It has come in from a deceased estate. Purchased direct from Aster and never used. Just been displayed in a cabinet. Locomotive measurements: length 46cm, width 9cm, height 13cmTender measurements: length 25cm, width 9cm, height 13cmCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 180
A fine original boardroom model of T.S.M.V 'Fingal', displayed in original glazed case on stand with engraved brass plaque Built by Blythswood Shipbuilders Co. Ltd. Glasgow for The Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses. Edinburgh. The model finely finished with detailing including wheel house, lifeboats, railings and masks with rigging.* Fingal was commissioned by the Northern Lighthouse Board (NLB) in 1963 and was the last ship to be built by the Blythswood Shipbuilding Company in Glasgow. Registered in Leith, she was stationed for 30 years in Oban and then for 6 years in Stromness, ferrying lighthouse keepers, essential supplies and maintenance staff to lighthouses, as well as undertaking repairs to navigational aids throughout the West Coast and the North of Scotland. Fingal retired from NLB service in 2000. The name Fingal is believed to pay homage to the King of the Morven (Argyll) in ancient Caledonia during the 3rd century.Fingal's duties included bringing equipment of the utmost importance to some of Scotland's most far-off lighthouses. She was one of three vessels responsible for the Scottish coast and when lighthouse keepers saw Fingal on the horizon, it meant their three week posting was over and that replacement lighthouse keepers and vital supplies were on the way.Condition Report: Display cabinet 140cm long by 39cm wideThe model itself is approximately 115cm longCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 69
MODERN LIGHTWOOD & PAINTED BEDROOM FURNITURE GROUP, 8 items to include a three drawer lightwood chest, 76.5cms H, 78cms W, 42cms D, single door tall cabinet, 80cms H, 34cms W, 26cms D, pair of three basket storage stands, 66cms H, 42cms W, 31cms D, mini bank of 14 drawers with turned wooden knobs, 30cms H, 40cms W, 20cms D and three long dressing mirrors, 97cms the tallest
Lot 391
λ A LATE REGENCY ROSEWOOD BREAKFRONT SIDE CABINET EARLY 19TH CENTURY inlaid with boxwood banding, the raised bookcase back with a pierced quatrefoil brass gallery, above a pair of glazed doors flanked by further doors and pilasters, enclosing a plush lined interior with a shelf, on cast brass hairy paw feet; 118.8cm high, 142.5cm wide, 49cm deep
Lot 394
λ A REGENCY ROSEWOOD BREAKFRONT SIDE CABINET C.1815-20 with parcel gilt decoration and egg and dart and nulled mouldings, with a pair of brass grille and pleated silk doors enclosing a simulated interior with two adjustable shelves, flanked by fluted pilasters, with applied corbels and two further conforming cupboards, on lobed bun feet 91.4cm high, 183cm wide, 37cm deep
Lot 409
λ A REGENCY ROSEWOOD, EBONY AND BRASS MARQUETRY MIRROR BY GEORGE BULLOCK, C.1815 the rectangular plate within an ebony moulded slip and with a brass foliate inlaid border, originally in a recess 189.3 x 143cm Provenance Supplied to Robert Ferguson, M.P. (d.1840) for Raith House, Kirkcaldy, Fife and by descent. Christie's, Important English Furniture and Carpets, 6th July 2000, lot 82, sold for £23,500 (incl. fees). Sotheby's, the Christopher Hodsoll Collection, 29th October 2002, lot 171, sold for £26,290 (incl. fees). Catalogue Note This pier mirror was supplied for the Drawing Room at Raith House by George Bullock to hang above a matching console cabinet with a Mona marble top as part of a 'pier-set'. It was listed in the 1895 'Inventory of the Mansion House of Raith, Kircaldy', p.46, by Alexander Dowell as a 'Rosewood and brass inlaid console cabinet, serpentine marble top, with large mirror above'. Robert Ferguson, M.P. for Fife and his new wife, the former Countess of Elgin, employed Bullock to transform their villa in the most fashionable antique taste. The linked foliate brass pattern on this mirror can be found on other items of Bullock furniture, including on the frieze of a pair of cabinets in the collection of the Duke Abercorn at Barons Court.
Lot 479
A BURMESE CARVED HARDWOOD CABINET MID-19TH CENTURY all over carved with scrolling foliage, with panels of animals and birds, the top with a three-quarter gallery and with a hinged door revealing a vacant baize lined compartment, above a pair of panelled doors enclosing a part divided interior 90.8cm high, 79cm wide, 40cm deep
Lot 55
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TABLETOP COLLECTOR'S CABINET C.1800 with kingwood banding, the hinged door revealing fifty-four drawers, with turned bone handles, the right side with a lockable compartment fitted with two long drawers, with brass side carrying handles 27cm high, 34.8cm wide, 26cm deep Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.
Lot 56
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BURR YEW PORTABLE WRITING CABINET C.1790-1800 inlaid with stringing, the top with a military style sunken brass handle above a pair of burr veneered hinged swing doors, each fitted with six graduated marble paper lined drawers with satinwood banding and turned bone handles, with a central hinged writing slope the base inlaid with a conch shell, later lined with rexine 27.5cm high, 36.2cm wide, 25.3cm deep Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.
Lot 642
NINE AMERICAN AMER-FROHSE ANATOMICAL TEACHING WALL CHARTS AFTER FRANK FROHSE, C.1940 each chromolithograph, numbered and titled 'Male and Female Pelvis', 'Skeleton', Head and Neck', 'Chest and Abdomen', 'Ear and Eye', 'Circulation, Heart-Skin', 'Nervous System', 'Muscles', 'The Endocrine Glands', published by A. J. Nystrom, Chicago, the charts of scroll form, on a retractable mechanism mounted in an oak wall cabinet 161 x 106cm, the cabinet: 54.7 x 127cm
Lot 94
A GEORGE IV BURR YEW LAMP TABLE BY ROBERT JAMES OF BRISTOL, C.1825 the drop-leaf top above a cedar lined frieze drawer, with a blue paper printed trade label, inscribed 'Robert James cabinet maker & upholsterer, Royal Polyanthus Wood Manufactory, 35 Broad Mead, Bristol', on turned pole supports united by a turned twin baluster stretcher and brass castors 73.8cm high, 40.8 x 76.6cm (open) Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner. Catalogue Note Robert James was working in Bristol between 1784 and 1831. He was recorded as trading as a cabinet maker in Terill Street during the 1790s. In 1818 he was declared bankrupt but by 1821 he was advertising himself as a 'Manufacturer of the Beautiful Polyanthus Wood' and in 1822 he received a Royal patent and subsequently described himself as 'Manufacturer in British Woods to his Majesty'.
Lot 135
A SMALL ARTS AND CRAFTS BLUE PAINTED OAK TABLE RELIQUARY CABINET IN GOTHIC STYLE, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY; with traces of gilding, with turreted corners and decorated with lancet arches, grapevines, leaves and flowers, with initials 'HK' on one side, with a panelled door and a lift-off cover 40.2cm high, 27.2cm wide, 27.5cm deep
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