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Lot 1310
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany tantalus stand, with drawer fitted for cribbage, width 36 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is one stopper missing which is a shame as all three decanters are otherwise in generally very good order. There are no significant chips. There are no cracks. There are the usual very minor nibbles around the top rims and on some of the proud parts of the cutting but no real serious issues. The tantalus itself is in reasonable order. There are some nibbles to the front edge of the very top where the decanters have been lifted in and out. The same comments apply to the front edge of the decanter apertures. The cabinet is structurally sound with only very minor surface scratches and small blemishes. The drawer handle is missing the swans neck drop. The drawer runs smoothly and has all the interior divisions and also the cribbage board.
Lot 1341
A late Victorian stationery cabinet, by Parkins & Gotto, Oxford Street, with month and date cards, inkwells and drawer housing an oak watch holder together with a foliate engraved silver fob watch in case and with key (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet is in generally very good condition. The doors are not warped and close as they should. There is a very minor loss to the edge moulding at the very top of both doors and a tiny shrinkage gap between the doors. All brasswork is original and in good condition. The interior of the cabinet is in very good condition with all pieces being present including the inkwells. The drawer closes as it should. The silver fob watch winds and appears to be ticking away as it should. The condition is again very good.
Lot 1374
A large Italian rococo style white and gilt painted dining room suite, comprising sideboard, dining table, trolley and eight dining chairs, two arm and six single. Table dimensions 116 cm x 218 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The table does have a shaped protective glass cover. The suite is in generally very good condition with only minor marks and blemishes. The main issue with the large display cabinet is that the centre right hand door does not have a glass. All other glass panels are in good order. There are some minor scuffs and marks to the extremities of the cabinet but the condition is generally very good indeed. The table is also structurally very sound with only very minor paint losses and small scuffs to the extremities. The top has been protected by the glass plate and is again in very good order with only very minor blemishes. There are a few minor blemishes to the stretchers but again no significant issues. All chairs are structurally sound with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are no loose joints. The upholstery on all of the single chairs and one armchair is in very good order with no issues. The material to the front edge of the second armchair is perished and worn. There are again a few minor losses to the gilding and paintwork but these are minimal.
Lot 1436
A Queen Anne double domed bureau bookcase, the upper section with adjustable shelves, the bureau with central cupboard door flanked by columns between pigeon holes and drawers with candle slides, above two short and three long graduated drawers with, brass carrying handles to the side, all on bun feet, width 98.5 cm, height 209 cm, depth 58 cm. (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: In our opinion this bureau bookcase is not a marriage. The handles and lock escutcheons whilst clearly very old are not original. There is evidence of further sets of handles particularly when the drawers are viewed from the rear. There are however very old and faint pegged repairs also visible to the fronts of the drawers. There is also the shadow of a further lock escutcheon around the lock to the bureau slope. The lock escutcheons to either side of the top half are both different. The brass knob handles are unlikely to be original but again clearly of considerable age. In our opinion the handles do not detract from the piece. The upper half is in generally very good order. The only minor repair that we can see to the cornice is at the front left hand corner. Both doors close as they should and are not warped. They both lock and we have the key. The locks are clearly not original but perfectly effective. The interior appears to be complete. There may have been more shelves at some point. The slope front is in good order. The interior is in good condition also. There is one loose brass knob handle but we have this. The sides of the cabinet are in good condition. The brass carrying handles are probably original. The bun feet again have age but are unlikely to be original. The backboards are original. There is a small rectangular piece of oak missing from beneath the right hand loper. The brass knob handle to the left hand loper is detached as is part of the oak section onto which this attaches. We have the piece.
Lot 1557
A George III mahogany cabinet and combined chest, probably Irish, with swans neck pediment above a single glazed door enclosing adjustable shelves, the base fitted with two short and two long graduated drawers with brass drop handles and shaped backplates and raised on bracket feet. Width 81 cm, height 214 cm, depth 50 cm (see illustration).
Lot 1660
A pair of Edwardian oak bedside cabinets, each with marble top above a drawer and cupboard and raised on turned legs with low shelf. Width 40 cm. NOTE - One marble top has square corners the other rounded. CONDITION REPORT: Height 79.3 cm. Both cabinets are in generally very good condition and could be used in their current state without the need for any work. The cabinet with the square top has very minor nibbles and scuffs to the edges of the marble. Neither marble is cracked. Both carcasses are in good condition with no evidence of any damage, repairs or restoration. There is no evidence of any woodworm. The cabinet with the square corners does have some ring marks to the lower shelf but other than this the overall condition is very good.
Lot 1667
A late 19th century mahogany shallow cabinet on stand, having a cavetto moulded pediment above two square panelled doors one with brass handle upon an integral stand with square tapering legs and with lower tier. Width 63.5 cm, height 131.5 cm, depth 26 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet is structurally sound. The top has some minor old ring marks. There is also some candle wax to the top left hand corner. The edge moulding has a small loss front left and a 6 cm loss front right. The doors are not warped and close as they should. There is a scratch to the top right hand corner of the left door. The sides of the cabinet are in good order. The legs are in good condition with no repairs or restoration. The bottom shelf has two stress fractures at the front running almost the full width of the shelf. All corner fretwork spandrels are present.
Lot 1696
A large painted cupboard on chest, probably Italian with foliate scrolling pediment above the four glazed doors, the base fitted with four drawers and raised on cabriole legs. Width 187 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cupboard is in structurally good order. The pediment and cornice are in good condition all round. The doors are not warped and all close as they should. There are no splits to the sides of the cabinet on either the upper or lower sections. The drawers all operate smoothly. The apron and legs are all in good order. We can see no evidence of any woodworm. There are some minor scuffs and small paint losses in places but no significant issues.
Lot 1799
An early Victorian rosewood side table cabinet, with moulded edge above an open aperture flanked on either side by a cupboard enclosing shelves and raised on a plinth base. Width 183 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet is structurally sound. The top is flat and of good colour. It may possibly have had a back as there is a screw hole visible on the top on the extreme right and left of the piece. This may however simply be holding the top to the bottom. They are not particularly visible. There are some minor stress fractures to the solid wood top but again no real issues. The sides of the cabinet are in good condition. The doors are not warped. The backboard has been drilled presumably for wires and is a little scuffed and marked in the centre aperture.
Lot 193
A Chinese hardwood collectors cabinet, with mirrored back and single door, width 86 cm, height 51 cm, depth 10 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The cabinet hinges on the right-hand side and there is a lock on the left-hand side for which we have the key. The exterior looks to be in very good clean condition. The glass door and the mirror glass backing appear to be free from any scratches and marks. Generally in ready to use condition.
Lot 541
Late Victorian mahogany music cabinet, circa 1890, having an upper shaped shelf over a bevelled glass rectangular mirror, pull down bevelled glass door opening to sheet music shelves, over a carved panel fall front music rack, all raised on ogee bracket feet with concealed pot castors, width 49cm, height 126cm
Lot 556
Shannon walnut filing cabinet, circa 1900, fitted with ten fielded panel drawers with original label window handles, and with original brass plaque inscribed 'The Shannon filing cabinet, manufactured for the Shannon File Company Limited, London Eng. at Rochester, New York, USA - by Royal Letters Patent', width 62cm, depth 46cm, height 86cm
Lot 563
Edwardian mahogany and inlaid free standing corner display cabinet, serpentine front with dentil inlay over a plain serpentine glazed door with recessed panel, opening to three fabric covered shelves, all raised on splayed square section legs with boxwood line inlays, width 77cm, height 164cm
Lot 591
Victorian ebonised boulle pier cabinet, circa 1890, in the French taste, having an arched glazed door bordered with red boulle and flanked on either side with gilt brass cherub caryatids, fitted with a single shelf, all raised on a plinth base with brass mounts, width 86cm, height 119cm, depth 35cm
Lot 638
Late Victorian walnut dentistry cabinet, circa 1890, having a tambour front opening to a marble slab with three quarter mirrored back and a configuration of 14 small drawers, above a pull out slide with glass working surface, two further drawers beneath and a cupboard below with two recessed panel doors opening to two adjustable shelves, all raised on a plinth base, width 70cm, height 143cm, depth 37.5cm; also a later oak tambour fronted small cabinet (which has always been associated with the dentistry cabinet but does not belong), width 71cm, height 15cm, depth 15.5cm (2)
Lot 644
French walnut Vernis Martin display cabinet, circa 1900, with brass appliques throughout, central serpentine glazed door to the front with painted panel beneath featuring courtiers, opening to two plate glass shelves and with a floral silk damask back, bowed glazed side panels with painted landscape panels beneath, all raised on cabriole legs with brass mounts and sabots, width 96cm, height 202cm, depth 36cm
Lot 8
Pair of Dresden hand decorated cabinet plates, early 20th Century, each decorated with a central classical subject in colours within a tooled and gilded brown border, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 24cm diameter, also two Vienna hand decorated and gilded cabinet plates, titled 'Amor entiraffuil' and 'Amor schlafend', beehive mark, 24.5cm and 24cm diameter respectively (4)
Lot 168
A Regency mahogany secretaire cabinet, with nulled and flamed back with half lyre supports and a plum pudding veneered panel, over a secretaire drawer with drop front revealing a fitted interior of drawers with knob handles and pigeon holes, with cast brass pineapple finale loop handles over a two door base with shelved interior, on turned feet, 139cm H, 96cm W, 47cm D.
Lot 176
A Regency mahogany breakfast table, with moulded rectangular tilt top, with brass anchor handle, the platform having a maker's label beneath for Fleming, Manufacturer of Cabinet & Upholstery Furniture, Undertakers & Appraisers KIRKCALDY, on a taper turned pillar with four outsplay legs with brass toes and castors, 74cm H, 108cm W, 126cm L. Fleming, H., joiner & cabinet maker at 91 Union Street is recorded in The Post Office Annual Directory for 1832-3. Fleming, Andrew Greig, (b1793, Kennoway. d.1879 Craigleith) is a recorded Kirkcaldy cabinet maker who emigrated to Canada in 1847, setting in Craigleith from 1854.
Lot 445
A Nathan 1950's teak and ebonised dining suite, comprising a sideboard with drop flap drinks cabinet, and glazed glasses cabinet with single glass shelf, over three drawers and cupboards, raised on tapering square legs and circular brass feet, 113cm H, 123cm W, 45cm D, and oblong draw leaf dining table, raised on tapering square legs, 74cm H, 136cm W, 76cm D, and four single dining chairs with brown and yellow tartan coloured seats. (6)
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