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Lot 124
An Art Deco burr walnut combination dressing table and stool, by W& T Lock, Bath, asymmetrical design, the table with a glazed cabinet above, fitted drawer, flanked by a full length mirror to the right, with cylindrical bank of three drawers to the left, with pole mirror, applied and stamped labels.
Lot 240
A quantity of Taschen and other publications, including: Bourgery & Jacob, The Atlas of Human Anatomy and Surgery - the Coloured plates of 1831-1854 , Taschen 2008; Albertus Seba, Cabinet of Natural Curiosities , Taschen 2001; Stuart Roy Clarke, The Cradle of the Game , SRC Books, 2010, signed slipcase edition, with limited edition photographic print 'Gates of the New Adams Park 1992', 5/50; Chris Ware, Building Stories , Jonathan Cape, 2012; Matteo Pericola/ Colum McCann, World Unfurled, Chronicle Books, 2008. (Qty: 5 publications)
Lot 7
An Aesthetic Movement cabinet plate, attributed to Christopher Dresser for Minton , 1876, the central field painted with a bird enclosed by broad turquoise border with butterflies and prunus blossom, with raised paste gilding, retailer's backstamp for 'Philips, Oxford St, London', stamped Minton marks, 21.5cm diam.
Lot 1302
A large bottle of De Moullon & Co Grand fine champagne cognac 14.25in.5% Import duty will be charged on the hammer price.The Beaulieu House Collection, the estate of John Bedford Esq. Removed from St Peter’s Port, GuernseyJohn Bedford of William Bedford was one of the major dealers in antique furniture in London in the 1970s and for the next 35 years dominated his corner of the trade.The business was started in the 1960s simply to help his brother William recover from an illness, with a small stall in the Kensington Antiques Hypermarket selling antique glass, while John continued in his role as company secretary at Smith’s Industries.Buying was fitted in at the weekends and evenings by John around other commitments.After a relatively short time it was found that the furniture used on the stand for display purposes sold more profitably than the glass and a decision was made to take a much larger premises in Upper Street, Islington, and concentrate on period furniture.John now took up the full-time role of running an antiques business with the skills and approach of a ‘true businessman’, driving the operation forward into what would become one of the first publicly quoted antiques businesses on the stock exchange.It operated out of the 15,000sq ft of The Merchants Hall in Islington.Dealers from across the world would find this often became a one-stop shop for their purchases, allowing them to shorten buying trips to the UK often by weeks.John was always a kind, cultured and generous man with wide-ranging interests from motor racing to building one of the finest private libraries in the world covering cabinet-makers and furniture designers to the brass-makers of Birmingham.
Lot 483
Chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on stand, with a pair of doors decorated with figures and temples, mounted on brass hinges and escutcheons, opening to reveal cabinets interior with two upper fitted drawers, on a gilt wood stand, profusely carved with scrolling acanthus and flower heads. 116cm long 56cm wide 168cm high The cabinet could be described as in country house condition. Although it is in good solid condition there are many issues relating to condition, splits in doors, gilt loss laqure/paint loss etc.. We advise contacting our office for more information Provenance: Skelmorlie Castle, Skermorlie, Ayrshire
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