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Click here to subscribeRowntree's Chocolates white painted and mahogany shop counter-top display cabinet of oblong form with three glazed sides and sliding glass doors to the back, the shaped pediment inscribed 'By Appointment Makers to T.M. the King and Queen Rowntree's Chocolates', 82 x 90 x 43cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A mahogany and tulipwood banded collector’s cabinet, late 19th/ early 20th century, of architectural form, the hinged top opening to two slide covered recesses, the front with three hinged falls each enclosing five small drawers and separated by pilasters, 30cm high, 27cm wide, 17cm deep Provenance: The collection of the late Professor Michael Jaffé, Clifton Maybank. Ï’ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information. Please note, there are two drawers in the base that are not included in the original cataloguing.
A Scottish ebonised and gilt metal mounted side cabinet, last quarter 19th century, in Napoleon III style, with onyx top above a pair of doors enclosing height adjustable shelves, the rear stamped for Morison & co, Edinburgh and serial numbered, 98cm high, 89cm wide, 46cm deep Morison & Co. of Edinburgh was established in 1808 and it expanded under the management of the Reid family to become one of the premier cabinet makers in Scotland with branches in Glasgow and Manchester. Many examples of their work can be found at Lauriston Castle, Edinburgh the former home of the Reid family.
A '17th century' oak block front half cabinet, rectangular top above a frieze drawer and a pair of rectangular doors enclosing further drawers, applied with geometric mouldings and split turnings, carved bun feet, 101cm high, 106cm wide (an old reconstruction incorporating some period timbers)
A Derby coffee cup and saucer, painted by Zachariah Boreman, en puce camaïeu with riverside landscapes, each reserve within gilt interlocking ovals, gilt trailing borders of leaves and berries, gilt line rim, the cup 6.5cm high, the saucer 12.6cm diam, decorator's mark numbered 1 in puce for Thomas Soar, puce crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1785; a conforming cup, c.1785; a later saucer, similar, 13.1cm diam, red crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1810 (4) For a similar cabinet solitaire see: Hoyte, The Charles Norman Collection of 18th Century Derby Porcelain, 1996, page 22.Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: The puce marked saucer with a stabilised slight hairline, 3.5cm long; stable nibble to footrim and further stained nibbles to exterior rim. One coffee cup with an exterior blemish over gilt band at one section; the other good. Keane period saucer crazed. Otherwise anticipated surface wear.
A George III mahogany secretaire cabinet, moulded cornice above a pair of rectangular doors veneered with well-figured ovals, projecting base with fitted drawer, above three long graduated drawers, crossbanded and outlined throughout with boxwood and ebony stringing, oval brass handles, outswept bracket feet, 225cm high, 108cm wide, c.1820
A Derby Topographical cabinet saucer, painted by John Brewer, pencilled en black camaïeu with a figure riding through a village, on a bloom ground, raised white beaded border, broad gilt rim, 13.5cm diam, red crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1815; a Derby Bute-shaped breakfast teacup and saucer, pattern 748, painted en red camaïeu with a frieze of acorns and oak leaves, on gilt ground, the deep saucer 15cm diam, decorator's mark numbered 3 in red, red crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1820; a Derby fluted teapot, angular scroll handle, 17cm high, puce crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c. 1795; a Derby circular dessert plate, decorated in imitation of a Japanese Kakiemon palette, gilt rim, 21.5cm diam, c.1820, Bonhams label to verso (4) Condition Report: Crazed cabinet saucer with expected wear and some rubbed gilding, two filled rom chips and two cracks - the largest 3cm long. Firing blemish to base of cup, saucer good, just expected light wear. The teapot restored throughout but fairly well. Dessert plate good but for light wear.
A George III mahogany apothecary cabinet, hinged cover above rectangular doors to recto and verso, enclosing an arrangement of compartments, medicine bottles, glass vessels and medical accoutrements, brass swan neck carrying handles to sides, skirted base, bracket feet, 33cm high, 30cm wide, c.1800
An Edwardian Neo-Classical Revival satinwood crossbanded mahogany display cabinet, turned urnular and pine cone finials above a pair of glazed doors, the projecting base with a pair of drawers, outlined throughout with boxwood and ebony stringing, tapered square legs, spade feet, 175cm high, 94cm wide, c.1905
An early Derby quatrefoil coffee cup, painted with two birds by a tree in polychrome enamels and wash, to verso with blossoming country flowers in the manner of the Cotton-stem Painter, wishbone handle with scrolls, iron red rim, 5.7cm high, c.1756-1758; another, similar (2) Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Each restored by nice cabinet examples.
A Victorian burr walnut music room cabinet, well figured top with matched veneers and a pierced three-quarter gallery, above an undertier and a glazed door enclosing labelled shelves trimmed in tooled and gilt leather, turned lotus carved supports, ceramic casters, 105cm high, 66cm wide, c.1850
A Royal Worcester cabinet coffee cup and stand, painted by E. Phillips with friezes of country flowers in bloom, green ground bands, gilt 'jewelled' borders, cup interior and scroll handle gilt, the saucer 11.5cm diam, date code for 1924; a Royal Worcester teacup and saucer, in the Aesthetic Movement taste, with blue ivy on a white ground below a gild 'jewelled' border, the saucer 13.5cm diam, puce printed marks, date code for 1877
A comprehensive silver canteen of cutlery for twelve, comprising large soup ladle, two sauce ladles, carving set, dinner, knives, dinner forks, fish forks and knives, dessert spoons, dessert forks, coffee spoons, tea spoons, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1972, approx 90oz; fitted in an oak side cabinet
A 19th century Meissen Named-View ovoid vase and cover, Yorkshire, painted with a Picturesque landscape, the verso well-painted with summer flowers in bloom, encrusted throughout with colourful roses and summer flowers, naturalistic green branch handles, gilt scrolling diaper and line borders, 14cm high, 23cm wide, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, c. 1830; a 19th century German porcelain Schneeballen pot, applied with pink flowers throughout, the domed cover applied with a branch handle, cherries and a rose, 7.5cm high; a 19th century Dresden ovoid cabinet cup, painted with Watteauesque figures, pink ground, gilt entwined snake handle, lion paw feet, 8cm high (3)
An Italian gilt metal mounted tooled leather table cabinet, the fan shaped top with shallow gallery above a rectangular door centred by a portrait miniature lithographed in polychrome with an allusion to Cupid and Psyche, flanked by a pair of bookcase compartments, decorated overall and picked out in gilt with a courting couple and Rococo devices, lion paw feet, 36cm high, 43cm wide, c.1920
O.Oakley, after, S W Reynolds by, Sir Joseph Paxton, F.L.S. H.S. F.S.A. designer of the Crystal Palace dedicated to H G The Duke of Devonshire KG, published May 1st 1851,monochrome engraving, 62cm x 44cm, maple frame; Richard Earlom by, Jan Van Huysom (after) A Flower Piece in the cabinet at Houghton published by John Boydell 25th June 1778, 56cm x 42cm (2) Provenance: From the Estate of Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Alice Cavendish CVO (24 April 1926 -15 September 2018), daughter of Edward Cavendish, 10th Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth House, Derbyshire
A Sheraton Revival satinwood and marquetry music room side cabinet, rectangular top inlaid with a Neo-Classical urn and cover, above a frieze drawer, shelves and compartments, crossbanded and outlined throughout with boxwood and ebony stringing, tapered square legs, 96cm high, 51cm wide, c.1890
Boxes and Objects - a Sestrel gimbal marine compass, cold-painted cover and frame; fossils and paleontological specimens, various, all Yorkshire coast; 19th century and later photographs, including cabinet card and carte de visite portraits, antique furniture, topography; Chinese hardwood stand; cased set of six EPNS teaspoons; Irish linen table cloth; Collector's Medal Albums, without medals (2); etc
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