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Lot 2292
Large early 20th century oak smokers cabinet with two, part glazed panel doors and fitted interior, the shaped cresting with plaque inscribed 'Presented to Bro. W G Loraine on Aug 31.13 as a mark of Appreciation by The Railwaymen of Manchester District', H62cm, W55cm, D20cm. W G Loraine was President of The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants in 1902. Founded in 1871, the ASRS eventually merged wth ASLEF,GRWU & UPSS to form The National Union of Railwaymen in1913.
Lot 289
Fred "Snailman" Somerscales, an oak extending dining table, the refectory style table with oblong top on octagonal baluster end supports, pull out extending leaves, joined by a floor stretcher, intaglio carved snail to the stretcher, brass plaque to the underside, 166 x 95 cm, 242 cm extended. Fred trained under Richard Collinson, an ecclesiastical cabinetmaker and established his own business in Keelby, North Lincolnshire in February 2000, he followed the tradition of the Yorkshire/Lincolnshire cabinet makers and carves a snail on his work, which has rarely appeared on the market.
Lot 288
Fred "Snailman" Somerscales, an adzed oak coffee table, the rectangular top on octagonal baluster end supports, joined by a floor stretcher, intaglio carved snail to the stretcher, 106 x 60 cm. Fred trained under Richard Collinson, an ecclesiastical cabinetmaker and established his own business in Keelby, North Lincolnshire in February 2000, he followed the tradition of the Yorkshire/Lincolnshire cabinet makers and carves a snail on his work, which has rarely appeared on the market.
Lot 287
Fred "Snailman" Somerscales, an adzed oak coffee table, the rectangular top on octagonal baluster end supports, joined by a floor stretcher, intaglio carved snail to the stretcher, 60 x 31 cm. Fred trained under Richard Collinson, an ecclesiastical cabinetmaker and established his own business in Keelby, North Lincolnshire in February 2000, he followed the tradition of the Yorkshire/Lincolnshire cabinet makers and carves a snail on his work, which has rarely appeared on the market.
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