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Click here to subscribeA Royal Worcester blush ivory cabinet plate, depicting Tintern Abbey, signed R. Ruston, puce date code 1909, Rd No 223547, diameter 22 cm, another reticulated plate in the 'Empress' free form pattern, signed E. Hawley, Sheffield, marked 'W4667', diameter 21.5 cm, the third with floral decoration with gold trim, puce date mark 1889, marked 'W2626', diameter 23.5 cm (3).
A painted music/work table, by Edward & Roberts, London, the hinged cover painted with a reclining lady, opening to reveal a group of musical instruments, dummy drawer over a drawer, manufacturers label and stamped makers mark, 44 x 35 x 73 cm. Founded in 1845, Edwards and Roberts became synonymous with high quality furniture, both as cabinet makers, producing items to a very high standard using the finest timbers, and as 'Importers of Ancient Furniture'. By the late 19th century Edwards & Roberts was one of the leading firms of English cabinetmakers.
An Edwardian mahogany musical cabinet, by Henry Stone and Son, Banbury, composed of six fall front drawers over an open shelf, brass castors, 51 x 38 x 79 cm. Founded by Henry Stone, a Banbury bookseller, who in 1871 started to manufacture a patent letter-filing box invented by his brother-in-law, John Cash of Coventry; it closed in 2018.
NO RESERVE The London Cabinet Makers' Union Book of Prices, second edition, half-title (trimmed), additional engraved title, 8 engraved plates, tables at end, occasional pencil and ink annotations and marginal illustrations, occasional spotting and browning, later half morocco, rubbed and worn, 4to, 1824.
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