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Lot 2347
J. R. Losada of Regent Street, London - a mid-19th century Swiss walnut music box playing 60 airs, having ten 7¼" cylinders, with repeat/change and play/stop mechanisms, the highly polished case with kingwood crossbanding, case w.64cm, the whole complete with nine interchangeable cylinders (one of the original ten is missing), all housed in later made walnut two drawer cabinet on stand.Note: Spanish watchmaker Jose Rodriguez Losada (1801-1870) was exiled to London due to his liberal military past during the Liberal Triennium. The Committee for Aid to Emigrants in London secured him a job as a cleaner at a watchmakers shop where he soon learnt the trade and eventually inherited the business. The Regent Street shop was opened in 1835. He produced chronometers for the Spanish Navy as well as celebrated pocket watches (sabonetas). In 1866 he donated the Casa de Correos clock in Madrid's Puerta Del Sol to the Madrid City Council free of charge - this clock still takes centre stage for Madrid residents and visitors at midnight on New Year's Eve. Fully working and in excellent condition all over.No apparent breaks or losses.Colour of case is excellent.
Lot 2497
A 19th century mahogany fitted cabinet on stand, the twin oval panelled doors opening to reveal a well-fitted interior of fifteen drawers, each with turned brass knobs, the whole raised upon a conch shell marquetry inlaid and satinwood strung stand, w.85cm, d.46cm, h.131cmStands well.Top with several small repairs and minor splits.Colour generally good and consistent all over.Veneer loss to left hand door lower right corner.Drawers all good but some run more smoothly than others.Brass knobs to drawers all replacement.Stand is good with no apparent breaks.
Lot 2506
A mid-Victorian burr walnut and inlaid side cabinet, having a gilt brass arcaded raised back, the twin panelled doors with rosewood crossbanding and enclosing two fixed shelves, all within ram's head gilt metal mounts on quarter turned pilasters, the whole raised upon a plinth (some losses), w.114cm, d.44cm, h.91cm
Lot 331
A collection of approximately 178 Grand Tour Intaglio/plaster seals. In a six drawer collectors cabinet with faux inlaid walnut finish to box and blue sugar paper Georgian drawer lining. Unusually having some American seals including 'Bostonium Recuperation 1776', 'B Franklin Americain' and Napoleon, Lord Viscount Wellington, Georgius IV, Lord Byron, William Shakespeare, Matthew Boulton, George Canning, Colosseum, etc.
Lot 429
A Georgian mahogany bow front corner cabinet with an associated astragal glazed top section. H198cm x W74cm Condition Report: No keys but it didn't come with any. In my experience the locks are never complicated and taking a key section out makes nearly any key work.the longest side measurement is 53 cmyes there are two tempered glass shelves with fixed supports.the lower section is Georgian, not the top but looks a good match in style, colour and proportions
Lot 241
A 19th century style grey painted pine linen press: the shaped cresting over a flared, moulded cornice and a pair of panelled enclosing a hanging rail, flanked by fluted muntins, over a base with two short over two long graduated drawers with painted turned handles, on bracket feet, 116 x 58.5cm, 209cm high.* Condition: Some wear to paint to edges and around handles, plus paint loss to left side of base from a piece of parcel tape. The top section is separate from the base. The base has a piece cut-out from the back corner on the right hand side, probably to clear a pipe or similar in a property. This has removed part of the drawer runner at the back. The lower drawer is missing the lining (see photo) and has a large chip to the wood to the back left. The stop blocks are missing from this drawer and the two short drawers. The right hand door is slightly warped at the top, but they still close firmly. The top section has a 3in. hole cut through the back panel at the lower left (it was used as a TV cabinet at one time). The hanging rail is still fitted to the interior however.
Lot 258
A Louis XVI style D-shaped mahogany, kingwood, marquetry and marble cabinet: late 20th century, the buff marble top over a single frieze drawer and cupboard beneath; flora, foliate and strapwork marquetry panels and the sides with conforming marquetry panels; raised on turned, fluted tapered legs with gilt-brass cap sabots. (LWH 93 x 38 x 82 cm)
Lot 267
A light-oak glazed wall hanging cabinet or bookcase - believed to be by Thomas Hudson (the 'Cowman') of Odell, Bedfordshire, the ogee moulded cornice over a pair of six-panel astragal glazed doors, enclosing a divided interior with two adjustable glass shelves to each side, on a moulded plinth. (LWH 92.5 x 28.75 x 78.5cm.)
Lot 288
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany and rosewood crossbanded secretaire cabinet - of small propertions, the moulded top with shallow three-quarter gallery, over a secretaire drawer, the fall front inlaid with ovals and boxwood stringing, enclosing a satinwood fitted interior with five drawers and six pigeonholes, above a pair of conforming oval panelled doors enclosing two slides, on shaped bracket feet united by a shaped apron. (LWH 69.5 x 48 x 109cm.)
Lot 388
A George III mahogany collector's table cabinet - the rectangular box with boxwood stringing and gilt-brass side handles, the fall-front enclosing a fitted interior with three upper shallow slides fitted with cut-outs for coins, above an arrangement of three rows of four, three and two short drawers and two long drawers beneath, all fitted with compartments and holding a variety of collector's curios including glass cameos, shells, mineral specimens, rosary peas and coral, raised on turned ball feet, with key. (LWH 35.5 x 22 x 29 cm)
Lot 764
An early 20th century beech, oak and glazed table-top confectionary cabinet, stencilled 'Cadbury's Chocolates' on three sides, with twin rear sliding doors, with two adjustable shelves, h.60cm, w.41cm, d.36cm Timber areas complete but well-worn throughout (most evident to top surface).Evidence of historic woodworm to top at 3 o’clock.Both shelves present.Glass areas good and complete.Grubby to all surfaces.Stencilled text appears to be original.
Lot 4183
Chinese red lacquer and bone and hardstone applied cabinet on stand, late 19th Century, with panelled doors enclosing shelves, the doors decorated with scenes of children in a park with pavilion, on a stand, damages, 121xm high x 95cm wide x 53xm deepCondition Report: The doors are loose in the cabinet.There are losses to lacquer in the more vulnerable areas. Edges, corners. Stand.Cracks and losses to lacquer to the top.Overall this cabinet will need restoration.
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