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Lot 6336
(China, Civilization, Social Life and Customs, Costume.) Jean Baptiste Joseph Breton de la Martiniere: 'China: Its Costume, Arts, Manufactures, &c. Edited Principally from the Originals in the Cabinet of the late M. Bertin: With Observations Explanatory, Historical, and Literary.', London, J.J. Stockdale, 1813, 4th edition, 4 volumes, half titles present, 80 hand coloured engraved plates as called for, text leaves toned/foxed but plates clean/VGC12mo (17.5 x 10cm), uniform C19th full decorative morocco gilt, spines gilt in compartments, all edges gilt, armorial bookplates of William Holmes Brookfield to front pastedowns (4)
Lot 6338
Thomas Starling: 'Geographical Annual, or Family Cabinet Atlas', London, Published for the Proprietors by Mr. Bull, 1833, engraved hand coloured title page, 51 hand coloured engraved plates & maps, comprising double page map of Great Britain and Ireland, 4 single page plates of mountains, rivers, lakes and inland seas, 46 single page maps including the world, the world east and west hemispheres, the world polar hemispheres etc, engraved preface and contents leaf and corresponding engraved gazetteer leaves to single page continent/country maps, gutta percha perished, inner joints split, leaves loose, original black leather gilt (18 x 11cm) all edges gilt
Lot 17
(Botanic illustrations) George Cook. 'The Botanical Cabinet Consisting of Coloured Delineations of Plants, from all Countries, with a short Account of each, Directions for Management &c. &c. by Conrad Loddiges & Sons,' Four vols only (III, IV, V, VI), half polished calf with marbled boards, rubbed and bumped with loss to back strip for vol IV, ex libris for Folkestone Public Libraries with ink stamps and reference number to spine etc, a very good text block, some offsetting from approx 400 beautifully hand coloured plates, John & Arthur Arch, London, 1818. (4)
Lot 56
(Natural History and Botany) Seven 19th century illustrated works. Rev W. Bingley. 'Animal Biography, Or, Popular Zoology; Illustrated by Authentic Anecdotes....,' vols I and II (of IV) bound as on, rubbed and bumped half calf, plates, separate title pages, a couple of spots and some toning but generally a very good text block, F. C. and J. Rivington, London, 1820; Rev. J. S. Henslow. 'The Cabinet Cyclopaedia....Natural History....Descriptive and Physiological Botany,' original publishers cloth, sun faded with loss to paper label on spine, vg text block with numerous vignette engravings throughout, Longman, Rees, Orme, Green, & Longman, London, 1836; C. Pierpoint Johnson. 'British Wild Flowers. Illustrated,' rough original cloth with splitting to joints, a good text block with (crucially) many hand coloured plates, each plate is dense with engravings, John E. Sowerby, London, 1860; 'Illustrated Sketches of Natural History; Consisting of Descriptions and Engravings,' a charming little work, bevelled edged cloth boards with ornate gilt tooling, some sun bleaching to spine, profuse with vignette steel engravings throughout, gilt edge, vg, SPCK, London, n.d; With three works by Oliver Goldsmith, with copius coloured plates, but rough bindings; plus one other. (7)
Lot 1039
David Mossman (19th Century) Portrait pair of John Collingwood Bruce and his wife Charlotte, circa 1860, watercolour, 17 x 14cms, in the original ornate cabinet frames, 33 x 29cms total. (a pair) Together with a copy of "The Life and Letters of John Collingwood Bruce", by his son, the Right Honorable Sir Gainsford Bruce D.C.L. Notes: Mossman produced a number of highly competent watercolours of Hadrian’s Wall, the study of which was also Collingwood Bruce’s most lasting personal achievement, therefore it is reasonable to assume that this joint passion is how the two became acquainted. A Neo-Gothic tomb and effigy of Sir John Collingwood rests at St. Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle.Provenance: by direct descent within the Collingwood Bruce family until purchased by the vendor.
Lot 1360
An ornate Louis XV style walnut china cabinet/vitrine, late 19th/early 20th Century, the gilt metal pierced gallery and rouge marble top, gilt metal scrollwork frieze with four foliate corbels, above a single door opening to reveal a shelved interior, three vernis martin style panels below with pastoral scenes, raised on slender shaped legs, 67 x 36 x 150 cms high.
Lot 1410
A good quality Queen Anne style reproduction burr walnut and walnut cabinet on stand, the double dome top over a pair of glazed astragal doors, opening to reveal adjustable shelves with candle slides below, the lower section with one long and four short drawers, raised on shell capped cabriole legs and ball and claw feet, complete with 'Siesta' label fo N.H. Chapman and Co Ltd, Newcastle & Carlisle, 110 x 42 x 200cm high.
Lot 1421
A H McIntosh of Kirkcaldy - A retro vintage mid-Century rosewood sideboard credenza, the central vented double door cabinet opening to reveal a shelved interior, flanked by a bank of three drawers to the right and a single door cabinet to the left raised on upright supports, makers label to the drawer, 202 x 46 x 77cm high.CITES certificate no. 23GBA100OIZRA.
Lot 1485
An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts mirror backed sideboard in the manner of Shapland and Petter, the inlaid crest rail and gallery back above a central cabinet with a pair of stained glass doors, flanked by bevel edge mirrors and spindle supports above a further bevel edge mirror, the lower section with drop centre, above a dog kennel recess, flanked by cupboards with stained glass windows and short drawers, raised on shaped supports and rectangular pad feet, 138 x 45 x 195cm high
Lot 901
A fine set of four Coalport cabinet plates made for the Chicago exhibition 1893, each painted by Josiah Rushton after Sir Joshua Reynolds with a shoulder-length portrait of a society lady on a pale yellow and gilt ground, within pierced feathered and scroll borders, each titled and signed on the reverse, comprising: 'The Duchess of Devonshire 1784', 'Nelly O'Brien', 'Lady Sarah Bunbury', and 'The Honourable Mrs. Beresford', titled, signed and dated 1893 in puce script, printed marks in green and Chicago exhibition marks in gilding, pattern numbers X1279 in gilding, each 24cms diameter.
Lot 1337
Two Minton cabinet plates, one being hand painted in depiction of pheasants, signed A Holland, bordered by gilt foliate scrolls on a turquoise ground, the other hand painted in depiction of blossoms, signed J Colclough, bordered by dense gilt flora, both having impressed and painted marks verso, 27 cm
Lot 2063
An early/mid 20th century oak haberdashery shop cabinet, made by Dudley & Co. Ltd., Showcase Manufacturers, Holloway, London. 84x198x50cm.Used condition. Lowest lifting door is jammed open with no glass pane, increasing depth to 53cm at the moment. The upper and middle doors open and close smoothly. Back and sides have had layers of chipboard applied over the original sides. Some damage to drawer fronts. Has been stored somewhere damp, marks visible to front of base.
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