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Lot 351
A modern bow-fronted designer sideboard with gilt style decoration; two bow-fronted end cupboard doors flanking two central cupboard doors each enclosing shelf each with clear lucite lozenge-shaped handle centered with a gilded lozenge, the cabinet raised on four square tapering feet (152cm wide x 50cm deepest x 92cm high)
Lot 367
A fine early 20th century serpentine-fronted mahogany side cabinet in 18th century-style; white marble top, gilt highlighted rope-style frieze with a central foliate carving below, raised on four highly ornate gilt legs terminating in claw-and-ball feet (124cm wide x 53.5cm deepest x 101cm high)Condition Report: In the Auctioneer's opinion the gilding has probably been applied at a later date, upon close inspection it looks reasonably fresh and looking at the feet there are little indentations and some minor dents etc which have been covered over with this later gilding/paint. Overall the cabinet appears very showy and is of very fine quality and has a great look about it. Condition - very good overall commensurate with age.
Lot 384
A 19th century walnut and boxwood-strung Davenport desk; the angular superstructure decorated with a Tunbridgeware-style lozenge and opening to reveal stationery cabinet with compartments and two inkwells, the main fall with a leather-inset writing surface and opening to reveal pigeonholes, two central doors below with further Tunbridgeware-style decoration to the the front and sides, concave-fronted platform stretcher uniting turned supports with castors (54.5cm wide x 100cm highest point)
Lot 505
{} A George III Style Gilt, Gesso and Japanned Display Cabinet, late 19th century, the glazed canopy above a fluted frieze surmounted by urns and flowerbells above a central glazed door enclosing a painted interior, the base with a cupboard door with three panels decorated with Oriental figures in a landscape, above a guilloche base, square tapering legs and block feet (repainted), 86cm by 43cm by 221cmIn good decorative order throughout. Some slight natural losses to the gesso with small losses around the flower bells and base. Right-hand cupboard door with some rubbing to the paintwork but generally in good decorative order (see images).
Lot 511
A Victorian Rosewood and Marquetry Inlaid Music Cabinet, circa 1870, with a small gallery shelf and bevelled glass plate below with turned supports, the mirror door inlaid with urns and ribbons enclosing a deep drawer, two shelves and a divided interior, on brass capped feet and castors, 61cm by 38cm by 132cm
Lot 534
A Mahogany D Shaped Display Cabinet, with a moulded and dentil cornice above a blind fret carved frieze and glazed doors enclosing two shelves, raised on an associated George III D shaped table with carved rosettes and fluted tapering legs, the table late 18th century, the cabinet later, 88.5cm by 45cm by 193cm
Lot 539
A Victorian Satinwood and Polychrome Painted Display Cabinet, late 19th century, in Neo-Classical style, the moulded top above a central glazed door flanked by rosewood crossbanding and two glazed doors enclosing a green velvet lined interior, three painted panels below, on splayed bracket feet, 127cm by 32cm by 193cm
Lot 556
~ A George III Glazed Mahogany Display Cabinet, late 18th century, the fret carved swan neck pediment above glazed doors enclosing two shelves, on an associated base with two drawers and square chamfered legs joined by a shelf, 67cm by 34cm by 174cmCabinet with variations in colour. The upper section is slightly faded compared to the base. Fret work pediment with repair. Right-hand glazed door with patch repair and further fault. End panels with old handle? marks. Previous escutcheon marks visible. Base - drawer front is split and bottom shelf with further natural ? splits. With key and working lock (see images).
Lot 558
~ A Victorian Mahogany Four-Door Library Bookcase, 2nd half 19th century, the bold cornice above four glazed doors enclosing a later velvet lined interior, an open section below flanked by two cupboard doors with adjustable shelves, 305cm by 49cm by 276cmThe top is removable therefore the bookcase is in two pieces. This cabinet has some later additions, it was used as a gun cabinet so the upper section is green baize lined. Central glazed doors - the right-hand section has a later drawer added and an aperture to receive guns. Lower left-hand panel with traces of paint. The plinth base with numerous scuffs. The right-hand front corner with section of timber missing and small damage to the moulding. Front-right hand corner of the upper section with section of timber missing. Glazed doors are later.
Lot 601
A Good Satinwood and Polychrome Decorated Free-Standing Corner Cabinet, circa 1900, painted with trailing flowers and ribbons, the central glazed door enclosing a velvet lined interior, the lower section with a moulded cupboard door with an oval panel, all between canted sides, 95cm by 62cm by 237cm
Lot 603
An Early 20th Century Chinese Hardwood Side Cabinet, the top section with moulded and scrolled handles above two drawers decorated with dragons' heads, with two cupboard doors below enclosing a shelf, decorated overall with scrolls, 125cm by 44cm by 96cm Cosmetically good however with slight colour loss/fading around the drawers. The top also has a shrinkage split (see image). Otherwise the carved detail is good. There is no lock for the cupboard doors.
Lot 608
A Dutch Walnut Display Cabinet, in 17th century style, the moulded top above glazed doors enclosing two fixed shelves with two drawers below, on scrolled supports and a flattened stretcher, 115cm by 33cm by 205cmReasonable colour and condition. Small veneer loss to the left-hand panel (see image). Small shrinkage splits around the door and moulding. Section of veneer missing on the internal bar (see image). Also patch repair on middle section corner. Some colouring and minor repair work around drawer fronts.
Lot 673
A Pair of Regency Mahogany Uxbridge Library Reading Chairs, early 19th century, possibly by Gillows, the rectangular backs and reeded frames with removable cream upholstered squab cushions, turned baluster arm supports and turned legs with brass capped toes and castors, 64cm by 71cm by 94cm Provenance: Delamere House, CheshireThomas Chippendale the Younger (1749-1822) referred to caned chairs as hunting chairs. Also revered to as such by Thomas Sheraton in his Cabinet Dictionary of 1803, formed temporary resting place for one that is fatigued as hunters generally are. Other examples sometimes furnished with a reading slide or footrest. This particular chair, which is similar to a Gillows example, was formerly referred to as Ashburnham, while by 1807 it is referred to as an Uxbridge chair after one supplied to Henry Bayly, 1st Earl of Uxbridge
Lot 355
Poul Cadovius (1911-2011) for CADO - an extensive 1960s Danish teak wall-mounted modular wall unit, comprising; eight upright wall-mounted batons, the modular units consisting of one chest of four long drawers, two fallfront cabinets, a pair of twin panelled sliding double door cupboards, two further narrow depth double panelled sliding door cabinets, a matching twin glazed sliding door cabinet, a further matching open shelved compartment, and six adjustable shelves with brass rod supports, with further bag of fixing screws, cabinets and shelf width each 80cmCondition report: This needs to be drilled to the wall to be constructed – we have seen a photograph of it constructed but have not done it ourselves.Various small scratches to the tops of the teak sections, nothing particularly major and a bottle of scratch remover would remedy most of these.Overall appears clean and perfectly useable.
Lot 360
A 1970s teak modular wall unit, comprising; three black painted metal divisional supports, each h.202cm, two 5ft cabinets, each having twin sliding doors, one with three central drawers and the other with open compartment housing a glass shelf, a 5ft open shelf, one 3ft twin sliding door cabinet, and a further 3ft single fallfront cabinetCondition report: Overall condition is poor.Very faded in places, with some scratches and watermarks.Needs to be screwed to the wall, so we have not assembled it.
Lot 365
A 1960s teak wall-mounted modular unit, comprising; five fixing wall batons, three 203cm long and the other two 180cm long, two further short cross batons, a twin sliding door single cabinet, a single fallfront cabinet, two deep shelves, two mid-depth shelves, and four shallower shelves, all units and shelves w.80cm, with brass connecting rodsCondition report: Cupboards and shelves with general surface scuffs and scratches commensurate with age.Some paint residue to extremities (from where painted around when mounted to wall).Batons in similar condition.Colour of teak good and original.
Lot 376
Poul Cadovius (1911-2011) for CADO - an extensive 1960s Danish teak wall-mounted modular wall unit, comprising; twelve various lengths of wall-mounted batons, the modular units consisting of three chests each of three long graduated drawers, two fallfront cupboards, two twin panelled door cupboards, a narrow form single cabinet with twin glass sliding doors, a twin drawer squat unit, a pair of deep shelves, and six narrow shelves (lacking metal rod hangers), cabinets and shelves each w.80cmCondition report: Some elements have quite deep scratches and white marks to the tops.We have not put this together as it needs to be screwed to a wall.No wall bars and keys present.Drawers run OK and the falls stay shut.The cupboard doors open OK but are very slightly stiff.Most of the sections will at least need some scratch cover.The two cupboards have shelves which can be added.Very minor veneer loss to the falls.No hangers, pegs or screws present.
Lot 116
Works of art, to include a plated cigarette case, leather wallets, early to mid 20th Century diaries, bone sewing accessories, collection of zips, Art Deco mirror frame, collection of Dewhurst's Sylko, Clark & Co's cotton reels, Folk Art wooden clog, miniature jewellery cabinet, painted box, postcards, mid 20th Century sewing patterns, James Yates tankard, Tajine type pot, and others (qty)
Lot 511
A mid 20th century hardwood bureau, of serpentine shape, on claw and ball feet, by Rockford Cabinet Co, together with a Victorian balloon back chair and an oak occasional table (3)92w x 110h x 50d cmCondition report: Bureau - Usable but scruffy. Slightly sun bleached to the front. Inside is scruffy with quite a lot of wear and dirty. No keys, but all the drawers run ok, handles are complete and match. Various light signs of use and wear throughout.
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