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Lot 235
A pair of Helena Wolfsohn quatreform cabinet cups and saucers, late 19th century, each decorated with panels of courting figures between panels of flowers, all within gilt borders, cross sword marks to the underside and a Continental porcelain cabinet cup and saucer. CONDITION REPORT: The taller of the two quatreform cups has extensive glaze crazing and gives out a flat ring when lightly tapped. Its saucer has a very fine 3 cm hairline crack visible on the underside issuing from the rim. Otherwise these appear to be free from any obvious chips, cracks or restorations. Its partner cup and saucer both appear to be in good order with no obvious chips, cracks or restorations. The handle of the cup has very light gilt rubbing. Both items ring out nicely when lightly tapped. The Austrian style cup and saucer is free from any chips, cracks or obvious restorations.
Lot 244
A Meissen onion pattern hot water jug and cover, two cups and saucers and side plate, a small cabinet cup and dish, the teacup with floral bouquets and butterfly, the dish decorated with a rose, each with gilt rims, factory marks. Jug height 25.5 cm (8). CONDITION REPORT: The hot water jug lid has chips to the petal on the knop and a small chip to the interior rim. The jug itself appears to be free from any obvious chips, cracks or restorations. One cup has a single interior rim chip whilst the other has two small rim chips. One saucer has three small rim chips, the other saucer appears to be free from any obvious faults. The side plate appears to be free from any obvious chips, cracks or restorations. The cabinet cup appears to free from any obvious chips, cracks or restorations and similarly the small pin dish.
Lot 595
A VICTORIAN DEAL, OAK AND PAINTED TOOL CHEST, SECOND HALF 19TH C the underside of the lid painted with royal arms and inscribed Jos Thripp [sic] & Sons Coachmaker to her Majesty, the fitted interior containing 19th and early 20th c tools including plough, moulding, smoothing, panel and side fillister planes by various makers, router, mortice gauge mitre square, plated brace, augers, patterns, saws, mallet and stock of hand made nails in three compartments, 57cm h, 61 x 98cm, keyThe famous West End firm of coachbuilders was founded by John Thrupp in London in the mid 18th c and survived until 1967. In 1858 the firm under his successors Robert and Charles Joseph Thrupp merged with that of the coachbuilder George Maberly (1797-1883). Thrupp and Maberly were appointed Coachmakers to the Queen in 1885. There is no reason to suppose the painting of the Royal Arms and inscription is of significantly later date, notwithstanding the curious misspelling of Thripp for Thrupp and use of the old style name when the firm was trading as Thrupp and Maberly. It is in good, but unrestored, condition has been in the present cabinet makers ownership for many decades and it would therefore be reasonable to infer that the original owner was some highly skilled tradesman proud of his connection - whether journeyman or long time employee - of this most illustrious of British coachbuildersIn good original condition, stored for many years in a workshop, the exterior much encrusted with dirt and grim, knocks and scratches, the interior clean
Lot 746
A FINE MAHOGANY, SATINWOOD AND PENWORK CABINET IN THE MANNER OF JAMES HICKS OF DUBLIN, C1910 with anthemion frieze above fifteen pane doors enclosing silk lined interior with line inlaid shelves, the lower part enclosed by a pair of finely figured and panelled doors on splayed feet, 189cm h; 42 x 118cm, old depository label THOMAS JOHNSON & SONS LTD BELFAST inscribed Mrs B TateSuperb quality and in fine original condition, parts all original, not cracked or warped, tip of one of the feet slightly chipped. The sides profile cut for dado rail and skirting board. One of the lower doors not quite engaging to close, the right hand door very slightly warped
Lot 761
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOKCASE, LATE 19TH C the cabinet with pear-drop frieze fitted with adjustable shelves enclosed by glazed doors, the bureau with panelled front enclosing fitted interior, 221 cm h; 55 x 104cmRepolished and repaired cracks to flap of bureau, shrinkage crack and small repair to one side
Lot 34
TWO FLIGHT, BARR & BARR WORCESTER PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES, of shaped circular form with gilded gadrooned rims, one centrally painted with a view of "Salisbury" within an insect painted apple green border, titled, the other with a vignette of a peacock within a similar claret border, printed and impressed marks, 8 1/2" diameter (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 679
A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SALON CABINET of serpentine outline with rosewood banding, stringing and foliate marquetry, the top with large oval floral patera on a parquetry ground, two similar panelled doors below each with ribbon tied musical trophy flanked by floral festoons, glazed cabinet at either end, raised on cabriole legs and knurl feet, 55 1/2" x 18 1/4" x 35 1/2" (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 685
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET of demi lune form, the moulded and dentil inlaid overhanging cornice over a chequer inlaid frieze, arched astragal glazed door and side panels enclosing silk lined interior with shaped shelving, frieze drawer below flanked on either side a deep cupboard, brass drop handles, raised on square tapering legs and block feet joined by an undershelf, 40 3/4" x 20 1/4" x 75 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 716
A DUTCH BURR WALNUT WALL DISPLAY CABINET, late 19th century, of shallow canted form, arched moulded cornice centred by a scroll and leaf carved crest, single astragal door and glazed sides enclosing shaped shelving, on moulded base, 34 3/4" x 8 1/2" x 34 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 725
A MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET, 20th century, of demi lune form crossbanded with stringing, the banded top over two cut cornered panelled and inlaid door flanked on either side by a similar panel, shaped apron and splayed bracket feet, label for Christopher Pratt, Bradford, 52" x 20 1/2" x 37 1/4" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 743
A LATE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND EBONISED PIER CABINET of canted form crossbanded with stringing, moulded edged top with pierced brass gallery, single door with marquetry musical trophy on ebonised ground flanked by mirror backed open shelving, fluted pilasters, raised on square supports, 42" x 17" x 37" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 905
A late 17th century Flemish ebony cedar and tortoiseshell veneered table cabinet, of breakfront outline, the central architectural door, gilt metal mounted, with a figure of Venus and Cupid with a flaming heart within an arch, flanked by cylindrical tapering columns, a cherub mask above, enclosing four drawers inlaid with geometric stringing, flanked by six drawers, within borders inlaid with repeated stringing and roundels, wrought metal loop side carrying handles, on an associated projecting base, in similar style, with dummy drawer fronts, split turned uprights and ripple mouldings, on later turned bun feet, 100cm wide x 30cm deep x 61.5cm high, with two keys (2).Illustrated
Lot 920
A William & Mary oyster walnut and walnut veneered laburnum banded cabinet, the moulded cornice above a pair of doors centred by concentric circles and enclosing an arrangement of eleven drawers around a central cupboard containing four further drawers, on a projecting stand with long frieze drawer, on six later barley twist turned legs united by concave stretchers on bun feet, 115cm wide x 53cm deep x 164cm high. Illustrated
Lot 585
A good late 19th Century haberdashery cabinet of twenty four drawers, each with a numerical label, gold on black, and a conforming contents label divided by a brass flush fitting handle, moulded plinth base and overhanging top, the drawer titles including 'Hooks and Eyes', 'Silk Reels', 'Colored Cottons', 'Thimbles/ Measures' etc., 136 x 34 x 89cm high
Lot 603
A mahogany canteen of cutlery, modelled as a side table, containing 12 place settings of community plate, principally complete, the cabinet bearing plaque for "James Weir, 66 Buchanan Street, Glasgow". Width 89 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Each piece of cutlery is engraved with the letter W. This a 12-place setting with 12 table forks and knives and 12 dessert forks & knives. The dessert knives and forks are located beneath the table knives and forks.
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