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Lot 726
A REGENCY PAINTED PINE SIDE CABINET, CIRCA 1810, with scrolling pediment, painted with opposing griffin heads, over a shelf supported by two pairs of spindles and a S-scroll, the top with rounded corners above a frieze drawer with brass handles, over a door with fabric backed brass grill, raised on turned feet. 130cm by 76.5cm by 35cm
Lot 784
A BIEDERMEIER ROSEWOOD TABLE CABINET, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the fretwork carved and satin backed fall front opening to reveal a gilt tooled leather writing surface and an interior with four drawers with turned bone pulls, further fitted with a base drawer, all between bobbin turned three-quarter columns. 78cm by 69cm by 37cm
Lot 95
A SWANSEA SCENE MINTON CABINET PLATE with gilded pierced and fanned border, the centre painted with a historical scene of cockle pickers and mules walking along Gower Road, Sketty, on the way to the market. inscription to the base 'Sketty Village S.Wales', 23cms diam Condition Report: no apparent problems but sounds 'dull' possible hairline
Lot 1004
Storer, J & Greig, J. Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet, containing a series of Elegant Views of the most interesting objects of curiosity in Great Britain. W. Clarke, J. Carpenter, & H.D. Symonds 1807-11, London. 10 volume set in half leather. Large paper 8vo edition. Some 500 tissue guarded engraved plates by J. Greig and J. Storer, each accompanied by letter press description of the view. Some general foxing to plates, mainly in margins not affecting engraving.
Lot 1062
*Five Royal Worcester cabinet plates, each painted to the centre with flowers within wide cobalt blue border heightened in gilt, signed R. Sebright, each having puce mark verso, circa 1900, dia. 23cm. One with reasonable amount of crazing front and back.Otherwise glazes and enamels are good.No chips or cracks.Very minor handling wear only.
Lot 1065
*A Royal Worcester reticulated cabinet cup and saucer, on a white ground with painted floral decoration within gilt borders, puce mark verso, shape No.1471, registration No. 158959, date code for circa 1893, h.7.3cm; together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory teacup and saucer, hand-painted with flowers and heightened in gilt, having green mark verso, registration No.190547, date code for circa 1901 (2). Reticulate cup and saucer – very small chip to footrim, both grubby, otherwise good.Blush example – cup restored to rim, both grubby.
Lot 1069
*A pair of circa 1900 Copeland porcelain cabinet plates, each central panel painted with fruit and flowers within a green border, with further floral panels, the whole heightened in gilt within scrolling borders, printed mark verso, retailers mark for Thomas Goode & Co of London, dia.22.5cm; together with one other Copeland plate, hand-painted with trout within pink and gilt heightened scrolling borders, signed T. Hassall, having printed Copeland's China mark verso, dia.23.5cm (3). Pair plates – no chips or cracks, one with 4cm scratch to centre, enamels bright and good, gilt wear to edge.Fish plate – small chip to underside of rim, otherwise good.
Lot 1640
A circa 1900 satinwood and inlaid bowfront display cabinet by Maple & Co, in two sections, the upper section having cavetto cornice and panel inlaid frieze over twin astragal glazed doors, each with fleur de lis carvings and enclosing plate glass shelves, the base with four quarter veneered and crossbanded cupboard doors over platform undertier, h.213cm, d.43cm
Lot 756
~ A Satinwood and Polychrome Decorated Display Cabinet, labelled from S & H Jewells, Furniture Warehouses, 29, 30 and 31 Little Queen Street, Holburn, late 19th century, in neo-classical style with three-quarter brass balustrade gallery above a glazed door enclosing a velvet lined interior with two glass shelves, the base of two frieze drawers, on square tapering legs joined by a shelf (a marriage), 129cm by 37cm by 164cm See illustrationVery good cosmetic condition throughout. Crossbanded painted section on verso of table has been cut/removed beneath the cabinet (ie the upper section). With key and working lock. 211118
Lot 532
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Reticulated Cabinet Cup and Saucer, by George Owen, circa 1876, of urn shape with loop handle and three paw feet, pierced with honeycomb bands picked out in pink and ivory within turquoise and gilt jewelled borders, printed mark in puce See illustration For a similar example see Battie (David) and Turner (Michael) 19th Century and 20th Century Porcelain, pg.38 Section of one reticulated circle missing (old discoloured surface). Very minor wear to gilding.
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