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Lot 783
A late George III mahogany chest, the cross-banded top with applied moulded edge over four long graduated drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on bracket feet, 92 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 92 cm high, together with an associated mahogany and astragal glazed two door bookcase cabinet enclosing three adjustable shelves, 97.5 cm wide x 110 cm high
Lot 810
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, the moulded and parquetry inlaid cornice over two astragal glazed doors enclosing glass shelving, over two panels decorated with harebell swags and Prince of Wales feathers, enclosing a further shelf raised on ogee bracket feet, 146 cm wide x 62 cm deep x 216 cm high
Lot 813
A Georgian mahogany corner washstand, a circa 1900 mahogany glazed corner cabinet of small proportions, a Victorian walnut framed buttoned back salon chair, an oak two drawer side table converted to a canteen table, a mahogany three section canterbury, a mahogany two door cupboard containing Denon compact disc player and amplifier, a Belling warmer cabinet and a modern mahogany free-standing corner cabinet, together with an 18th Century walnut vase back chair on cabriole front legs to pad feet, a 19th Century mahogany carved bar back chair on sabre supports and two 20th Century rush seat bar back kitchen chairs
Lot 816
A modern mahogany two door dwarf cabinet on square tapered legs, 100 cm wide x 90 cm high, together with a pair of mahogany side cabinets with single drawers above a recess, 70 cm wide x 65 cm high, a single drawer side table of similar design, 65 cm wide x 65 cm high and a pair of glass top two tier tables, 70 cm wide x 55 cm high (6)
Lot 822
An Edwardian mahogany and blind fretwork decorated side cabinet with two glazed cabinets linked by a shelf over two further glazed doors and recess flanked by cupboard doors, raised on turned supports, 137 cm wide x 167 cm high and an oak mirror back dressing chest of three long drawers in the Jacobean style, 91 cm wide x 162 cm high
Lot 85
A collection of various treen ware to include an Indian carved sandalwood and inlaid dome top two section tea caddy, a Victorian burr walnut and brass embellished dome top stationery box by E Aldis of Pimlico, a Chinese red lacquered rectangular box decorated with birds on blossoming branches, bearing two seal signature lower left, a Chinese black lacquered and mother of pearl inlaid sarcophagus shaped box, a Chinese black lacquered and mother of pearl inlaid table top cabinet, a green dyed tortoiseshell travelling eating set with knife (chopsticks missing), an Indian finely carved teak cigarette box, cribbage board and box, a plain scratch-built crib board, a pair of turned wooden candlesticks and a pair of 19th Century carved oak lion figures and an oak box containing playing cards, etc
Lot 880
A Chinese black lacquered wedding cabinet, the two doors enclosing two shelves, one with two integral drawers over two further small drawers on a shaped bracket foot base, 109 cm wide x 61.5 cm deep x 179.5 cm high, together with a dark stained two tier altar type side table on square tapered legs, 120.5 cm wide x 26 cm deep x 85 cm high
Lot 329
Early 19th Century Chamberlains Worcester set of five armorial cabinet plates, claret ground with a gilt fluted rim, the central crest of a golden eagle and a deer on a heraldic crimson chapeau, impressed marks verso, 28cm diameter 1 plate wear to claret ground in several places minor wear to gilding, small chip and hairline crack 1 plate small scratches and loss of colour to claret ground 1 plate hairline crack to border and scratches1 plate crazed to centre and scratches and loss of colour to claret ground1 plate 2 hairline cracks and losses to claret groundsee many extra images
Lot 105
An Art Deco birch and ebonised cabinet on stand, circa 1930, the panel doors enclosing an arrangement of five slides, 106cm high, 66cm wide, 35cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Overall polished appearance, Some old splits and cracks, Some chips and losses - mainly to corners and extremities Each of the drawers is approx 6.5cm high The internal handles appear to be original, the top most left hand side pull with some old splits and breaks where it meets the drawer fronts With a key operating the lock at time of report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 130
David Linley, a solid English walnut triple pedestal dining table, circa 1990, the rectangular top with moulded edge above the square section and moulded pedestals with spreading stepped bases, 74cm high, 462cm long overall, 154.5cm wide, impressed LINLEY Provenance: Property of a Gentleman of Title English Walnut, Juglans Regia, has been a popular choice of timber for cabinet making in Europe since the renaissanceCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use in a domestic setting,The table overall appears to have been polished, but there are some marks from use to the top, including some ring marks and indentations and scratches, The pedestal bases with marks and scratches from age and use too Overall the table is solid and stable.It can be used as a smaller two pedestal table, but the third pedestal and leaf would need to be stored, the central leaf is 152cm long, the ends are 155cm long each.This is a heavy table - as catalogued it is solid walnut, it breaks down into three tops and three bases. It can be moved piece by piece by two professional carriers. Dreweatts cannot give a quote or estimate for this but we can suggest firms if required. Please refer to additional image for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 131
David Linley, a set of eighteen solid English walnut dining chairs, circa 2000, comprising ten armchairs and eight side chairs, each with gold weave upholstery to the removable backs and seat, the frames with acorn pattern finials, all 98cm high, impressed LINLEY to rear rails Provenance: Property of a Gentleman of Title English Walnut, Juglans Regia, has been a popular choice of timber for cabinet making in Europe since the renaissance Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use in a domestic setting,as catalogued these are solid walnut, One finial is broken off but is present - the break is quite clean and the elements appears to fit the socket - this should be mendable with a simple glue but it is probably best to get advice from a professional prior to a 'home remedy'. - please see images of this area. Another finial has signs of previous repair too - this has been stabilised and is solid at time of reportOne chair is missing the mouldings to one side, these are not present with the lot and have been missing for the entire period whilst at DreweattsOtherwise the chairs appear in a condition reflecting their lack of significant age and use with usual marks and scratchesThe gold fabric is probably more of a light rose-gold colour and not brash and shiny - please see the colour in the catalogue images and additional images for details Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe armchairs are 59cm wide across the arms (ie their widest point), the side chairs are 50cm wide across the front (ie their widest point)Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 154
A pair of limed oak display cabinets, of recent manufacture, each in the form of obelisks, the pyramidal shelf section on ball feet and above the square section plinth base, 207cm high, 60cm square Condition Report: The ebonised ball feet are detached but present with the lot - they were inserted for the photograph but no inserted for the view at Donnington. One to each is attached through the internal wiring. Some old splits and cracks, some chips and losses to the ebonised surfaces.As catalogued these are not of great age and overall the condition reflects this. there are some areas of wear to the surface, each with an area that appears to have old tape deposits. The locks to the cabinet bases are new in appearance. Dreweatts cannot guarantee the electrical wiring or fitments - these would need to be rewired prior to use in a domestic setting. they are sold as a piece of display furniture only. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 734
An Art Deco burr walnut veneer cocktail cabinet probably Epstein, L'Odeon form, two central twin door fitted cabinets, the top compartment with electric light, flanked with smaller side cabinets below stepped shelves, fitted with suite of glasses, decanters, cocktail shaker and tray, unsigned, one glass missing, 122cm wide, 153cm. high
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