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Lot 724
A LOUIS MAJORELLE MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY MUSIC CABINET, CIRCA 1900 inlaid in fruitwood, with top drawer, the bottom tier with four sections, featuring perennial field flowers, signed in marquetry lower right of bottom right panel, supported by four curving legs; overall dimensions: 115 (h) x 61 (w) x 35.5 (d) cm (45 1/4 x 24 x 14 in.)
Lot 238
Victorian tooled gilt album 'Sunny Memories' containing some photographs captioned 'With the Renfrewshire County Fox-Hounds 1900', ships, wooded landscapes, houses and other scenes, collection of Victorian and later portrait cabinet cards, collection of Morropaque slides, folding plate camera with tripod and related instruments Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 1235
19th century inlaid mahogany floor standing corner display cabinet, single astragal glazed door enclosing three shaped shelves, two cupboard doors, bracket supports (W86cm, H195cm, D54cm) and a 20th century walnut nest of thee tables (2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 314
A Victorian Figured Walnut Desk, labelled Sopwith & Co Patent, Manufacturer, Newcastle-on-Tyne, circa 1870, the upper section with two cupboard doors flanking a fall front with an inset green leather writing surface and an arrangement of pigeon holes, the base with moulded top and sliding drawer to the side with pivoting turned legs for support, the desk with eight graduated drawers, on a platform base, 143cm by 80cm by 155cm See illustration Thomas Sopwith, son of a cabinet maker, invented an ingenious type of desk with all its drawers secured by a single lock, name the Monocleid, which won a prize in the 1851 Great Exhibition. Thomas Sopwith is listed at Dog-Bank, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, see Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840, pg.839. Maximum length extended 255cm. Slightly faded but a uniform colour. Top of superstructure with numerous scratches, some deep. Leather writing surface replaced so in good cosmetic condition. Leather replaced to pull-out drawer to the side, so in reasonable condition. Some very small natural small splits around the moulded top and plain frieze. All drawers open. 100220
Lot 319
A Figured Walnut and Featherbanded Bookcase Cabinet, the cavetto cornice above a cushion shaped drawer and later moulded cupboard doors enclosing an arrangement of thirteen drawers around a central cupboard door, a pull-out writing slope below, the central moulding above three featherbanded deep drawers above a moulded and wavy shaped base, on turned feet, 18th century and restored, 112cm by 60cm by 224cm See illustration
Lot 1533
H. Brooks & Co of London - a Victorian burr walnut music cabinet, having a scroll carved three-quarter gallery with inset mirrorplate, over a front having five hinged panelled doors operating from turning one finial, concealing gilt tooled leather faux volumes for sheet music, over a pull-out fall front drawer concealing exercise piano, the base with mirror back, fret carved side panels, and fine quality leaf carved scroll uprights over platform undertier, w.75cm, d.45cm, h.154cm. This piece was reputedly made for the Great Exhibition of 1851, and was featured on the Antiques Roadshow when transmitted from Ely in 1979, where it was examined by Arthur Negus.
Lot 1288
A 19th century gilt bronze pedestal comport, having Sèvres porcelain inset cabinet plate decorated with cabbage roses within a cobalt blue and gilt border, with Sèvres factory backstamp and further annotated verso (plate a/f), the whole supported in a gilt brass fruiting vine border, the circular base surmounted with two cherubs over a cut frieze, h.19cm, dia.25cm
Lot 79
NO RESERVE Furniture.- Riccardi-Cubitt (Monique) The Art of the Cabinet, 1992 § Ramond (Pierre) Marquetry, Los Angeles, 2002 § Wolvesperges (T.) Le Meuble Français en Lacque au XVIIIe siecle, Paris, 1999 § Hinckley (F.Lewis) Directory of the Historic Cabinet Woods, New York, 1960 § Edwards (Clive) Encyclopedia of Furniture Materials, Trades and Techniques, 2000 § Stalker (J.) & George Parker. A Treatise of Japanning and Varnishing 1688, facsimile reprint, 1960 § Walch (K.) & J.Koller. Baroque and Rococo Lacquers, original wrappers, Munich, 1997, illustrations, some colour, original cloth or boards, all but the last with dust-jackets; and 3 others on wood and cabinets, 4to & 8vo (10)Provenance: The Partridge Fine Arts Research Library
Lot 80
NO RESERVE Furniture.- Sheraton (Thomas) Thomas Sheraton's Complete Furniture Works, with Supplement by Walter Rendell Storey, facsimile reprint, bound in half green morocco, New York, [1946] § Chippendale (Thomas) The Gentleman & Cabinet-Maker's Director, third edition of 1762, New York, 1966 § Hepplewhite (George) The Cabinet-Maker & Unpholsterer's Guide, third edition of 1794, New York, 1969 § George Smith's Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, New York, 1970 § Jones (D., editor) The Edinburgh Cabinet and Chair Makers' Books of Prices 1805-1825, original cloth with dust-jacket, Cupar, 2000, all facsimile reprints, plates and illustrations, all but the last bound in half green, red or blue morocco, gilt, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe; and 7 other facsimile reprints, v.s. (12)Provenance: The Partridge Fine Arts Research Library
Lot 341
An Art Deco figured walnut cocktail cabinet, having typical twin hinged upper compartment enclosing mirrored interior with sundry contents, over twin cupboard doors housing integral shelf over bottle holder compartment, with shaped chrome and ivorine inset handles, h.117.5cm, w.64cm, d.38cm.Approx. 3.5 x 3cm patch repair to veneer to back right corner of top surface.A large area of the front doors with central crazing and surface fading.Scuffed area of approx. 7x1cm to lower left corner near fallfront compartment.Some spots of treated woodworm close to the veneer patch repair, and to front edge of top pane.Small veneer losses to edged extremities.Some fading to surfaces and general age wear throughout.
Lot 376
A 1970s teak portable cocktail cabinet by Turnidge, of slight curved form with rounded corners, the twin front cupboard doors enclosing fitted shelves and lower bottle holders, with further cocktail making accessories, having rear clear glazed sliding doors, fitted for electricity, labelled 'A Turnidge Product' to inside of one door, h.108cm, w.83cm, d.44cm
Lot 400
A 1970s teak Ladderax modular wall unit, comprising 2ft single fall-front cupboard, single 2ft cabinet with twin clear glass sliding doors, single 2ft adjustable teak shelf, three 3ft adjustable teak shelves, and three black painted metal laddered upright supports, with a total of 12 of each gilt metal connecting bars.Approx. 11cm scratch to back left hand corner of top surface of sliding door cabinet.Twin holes drilled through sides of each cupboard towards top rear area.Glass shelf broken and no longer present in the lot.
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