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Lot 308
WARTIME CORRESPONDENCE & PHOTOGRAPHS: a quantity in carton, World War I & II periods, to include some postcards and cabinet cards, some British military manuals, interesting oil on board of prisoner seated in cell, photo album early 1950s inc. HMS Vanguard interest and sundry other printed and manuscript material related. (A carton)
Lot 112
A French carved giltwood vitrine, circa 1920, with scroll cresting and cherub mask, 174cm high, 80.5cm wide, 46cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old splits and chips. Surface appears original. Cresting has been detached and glued back in place. Fabric to interior with wear. Holes drilled through back legs and upper section of interior from where cabinet was once fixed to a wall. There are three shelves fitted to the interior, these are fabric lined (as is the rear and floor of the cabinet interior) There is no key present with the lot the cabinet is currently unlockedCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 149
A late George III mahogany and box strung secretaire bookcase, circa 1800, the swan neck pediment above a pair of astragal glazed doors, fitted secretaire drawer and a pair of cupboards, on square tapering feet, 227cm high, 115cm wide, 50.5cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Ivory handles to the interior have some minor edge chips, all are present and all appear to be original,The handles otherwise all appear to be later, they are lion masks that are hinged or swivel and in some cases appear to have been converted from another perpose, the inside of the secretaire drawer is obscured by the later inset so it is not possible to see what holes remain from the likely previous handle fitting but there are small square pluggs to the exterior of the drawers visable - these have been stained to disguise but are apparent on close inspectionThere are two keys present operating the lower cupboard and the secretaire, the lower key also opperates the cabinet lockThe interior of the cupboards is heavily scratched and marked from use,Overall the online catalogue image is a fair representation of the appearance and colour of this bookcasePlease note this splits into two parts for transport - the top cabinet section including cornice and the base section with drawer and cupboards. It may be possible to remove the which is probably held on with screws however Dreweatts have not investigated this and is up to the buyer to establishCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 291
Y A French rosewood and Vernis Martin vitrine, circa 1890, with swept dome top above a glazed door enclosing shelves, 170cm high 63cm wide, 39cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,No keys present, the cabinet door is locked shut at time of report, the interior fabric appears fairly recently applied and in a condition that reflects that, Overall polished appearance to the timber, the gilt metal is quite discoloured, there is some filler to the old joins, one lower element of the gilt metal is attached but it is lose - it requires additional pinningThe panel with some old chips and scratches and some areas of restoration Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 292
Y A French kingwood and Vernis Martin bijouterie cabinet, circa 1900, of bombe outline, with glazed top with a hinged cover above a door painted with lovers in a landscape, 120cm high, 92cm wide, 39cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The cabinet door to the base appears to be locked shut at time of report, the upper section is open - there are no keys present with the lotChips and losses to some veneers, the panel with wear and craquelure Gilt metal slightly lifting in placesThe lining to the top with marks and staining The glass with scratches and marks - the front piece is plastic and not glass - it is bendy and thin - this is clearly a replacement the other panels are glassPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 330
An Edwardian/George V mahogany drinks cabinet retailed by Walker & Hall, first quarter 20th century the top in two sections hinged at the side with rising tray inside, with ivorine label for Walker and Hall, 76cm x 52cm x 54cmCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, One leg has been through, the veneer is warped here due to this - the leg is still attached but it is unclear how superficial (or not) the break may be - it would certainly benefit from professional attention by a restorer prior to useThe internal action to the top is functioning at time of report, the timber to the surrounding areas has marks and wear from accommodating the metal arms of the actionThe interior has vacant save from the rise-and-fall tray with the appertures and fitted metal disks - these have signs of wear and use, one of the compartments has splits and cracks to the lining and surrounding timberPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 417
Y A French rosewood, marquetry, and gilt metal mounted secretaire display cabinet, circa 1880, of serpentine outline, with stepped top above a glazed and floral decorated panel door, with flanking ram mask mounts and raised on slender outswept legs, 174cm high, 81cm wide, 45cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,There is a key present operating the lock the glazed cabinet door, this encloses a glass shelf, this also secures the fall which can only be opened when the cabinet is unlocked, the lock is a little stiff and may require some oil - it is opperating at time of report,To the fall there are some loose gilt metal elements (but attached) - most probably from people pulling at these to open the fall, some other gilt metal elements lifting and require some re-pinningSome chips and losses to veneers The usual marks to the velvet lined interiorCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 45
A French mahogany and inlaid liquor cabinet, late 19th / early 20th century, the hinged lid inlaid with a musical instrument motif enclosing a fitted interior containing four gilt glass decanters and sixteen glassesCondition Report: Some wear to the gilding of the glass, some cracks to the the veneers of the top surface of the cabinet -- some small knocks to edges and corners.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 466
Y A French kingwood, floral inlaid, and gilt metal mounted vitrine, last quarter 19th century, of serpentine outline, the stepped top above a glazed panel door, and raised on short cabriole legs, the rear with old atelier label for "A Monin Genoble", 165cm high, 83cm wide, 45cm deep.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Chips and losses to some veneers including near the top and the apron to the baseThe interior with two velvet lined shelves, this velvet has the usual marks and scuffs consistent with age and use, some balding and areas of loss to,The top has a piece of wood, this appears to be later and may be to replace a marble top - the quality of this timber does not match the rest of the cabinet,The gilt metal all discoloured and dark in apperance overall, This probably dates from the end of the 19th century - circa 1900, toward the end of the date given in the catalogue. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 47
A French mahogany and gilt metal mounted bookcase, second half 19th century, the pair of glazed doors enclosing shelves above a brushing slide and pair of further panels doors enclosing an arrangements of slide drawers, on a plinth base and spool feet, 259cm high, 141cm wide, 57cm deep Please note this is 259cm high and not as originally published in the catalogue and online, the description has been updated onlineCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Timber with polished appearance overall, the brass also with some polish, this has a duller appearance overall and there are some patches of dull ness in the deeper recesses and extremities, Some elements are detached but present - these are to the cornice and one side - the elements are in the cabinet, there are 4 shelves and 3 pairs of brackets to hold them to the sides There is one key present that is opperating both the locks at time of report - it does not look original.Some scratches and gouges to the slidePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionPlease note this is 257cm high and not as originally printed in the catalogue - the description has been changed to reflect thisCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 94
Y A French kingwood and gilt metal mounted vitrine, circa 1880, of serpentine outline, the arrangement of glazed shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, 211cm high, 125cm wide, 43cm deep.Condition Report: Cabinet with mirrored back.Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. Some losses and areas of veneer re-stuck. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 219
* Mixed silver. A mixed collection of 72 silver items, including a George III brightcut teaspoon by George Wintle, London 1805, a pair of silver Masonic teaspoons by G.F. Westwood and Sons, Birmingham 1922, a silver feeding spoon by Deakin & Francis Ltd, with a hammered finish and curved bird handle, 10.5cm long, a silver babies rattle, Birmingham 1921, decorated with an image of Little Bo Peep to each side and three bells on a mother of pearl handle, 8cm long, a small Chinese silver dish, on an outsplayed foot, 6cm diameter, silver cheroot and holder, button hooks and other items, displayed in a glazed oak bijouterie cabinet, 72cm high x 44cm wide x 36cm deep (approximately 10 spoons are silver plated)Qty: (72)
Lot 333
* Cabinet. A fine early 19th century Italian cabinet, the rosewood veneered cabinet of rectangular form, inlaid with ivory panels engraved or etched depicting scenes from classical mythology, with brass corner straps and large carrying handles, the hinged fall with original key enclosing, a central architectural cabinet door with a drawer above and below flanked by a pair of drawers and a deeper drawer below with a dummy drawer front, the interior of the fall inset with engraved ivory panels with line inlay formation, 39cm high x 92cm wide x 35.5cm deep, on a later 19th century ebonised and inlaid stand, with glass covered single drawer with brass lock stamped 'V.R. Patent, Brooks' s Double Lever Lock', on square tapered supports united by a stretcher, 79cm high x 102cm wide x 43cm deepQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London. The lot is sold with an original copy of The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide dated December 1946 in which an article features the cabinet with an illustration, Jack Webb writes to the editor asking for more information about the cabinet. A typed letter from the editor together with black and white photographs is also included. The article suggests that "this very attractive example is typical of the portable cabinets made during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, when panels of etched ivory were inlaid in backgrounds of ebony, tortoiseshell, or one of the fashionable Oriental woods which were just reaching European cabinet makers. The etched pictorial scenes, if read in sequence, will usually associate themselves with a story of classical mythology, but historical subjects were also portrayed", and that the "style and form indicate that this cabinet was made between 1805 and 1820. If the lines of the etching are tinted brown by the use of silver nitrate as the etching medium, this is further indication that the work belongs to the early 1800's, when the silver nitrate method of etching ivory was in full favour. Formerly the lines were black, the etching medium having been sulphuric acid."
Lot 338
* Display cabinet. A large Edwardian rosewood and mahogany shop display cabinet, with four large glass doors with brass handles stamped E. Pollard & Co, London, enclosing 12 shelves, old wallpaper lining on vacant aperture base, 184cm high x 290cm wide x 37cm deepQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London. E. Pollard & Co, Clerkenwell Road London were famous for supplying shop fittings in the early 20th century.
Lot 341
* Medal Collectors Cabinet. A fine Victorian mahogany medal collectors cabinet, the rectangular top above two panelled doors enclosing 50 shallow drawers above 6 deeper drawers each with turned wooden handle, on bun feet, each drawer has a sticker indicating the drawer number and Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment and other areas of collecting, with key, old split to the top and general wear commensurate with age, 101cm high x 103xm high x 45cm deepQty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London. This cabinet housed Jack's medal collection which will be sold at DNW, London on 20 August 2020.
Lot 3A
LEVER BROTHERS; a mahogany advertising rotating shop display cabinet on stand, tapering form, with four advertising panels on top section and single hinged door, height 60cm, width 33cm.Additional InformationGeneral surface wear and scratches, shelves with minor chipping to the edges, one shelf is a possible replacement, minor knocks, but overall good condition. No sign of woodworm. Rotates freely and soundly, the single catch to the glazed door is sound and functions, base with some minor knocks and wear commensurate with the rest of the piece.
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