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Lot 1080
A Early XX Century Coalport Porcelain Cabinet Plate, the centre painted with a blue tit in flowering blossom, within a maroon and gilt border, printed mark, 27cm diameter; a Royal Crown Derby floral decorated plate, a mid XIX Century kidney shaped dish, a Dresden cabinet cup and saucer, another cup and saucer and three dishes. (10)
Lot 245
VINTAGE PAINTED PINE TOOL CHESTwith a lift up lid and side carrying handles, standing on a plinth base, 45.5cm wide, a similar pine small box with a lift up lid and side carrying handles, the interior with a candle box, standing on a shaped plinth, 52cm wide and a mahogany table top cabinet with a pair of cupboard doors, standing on brass ball feet, 33cm wide (3)
Lot 10
A fine 18th / 19th century George 3rd library solid mahogany bookcase cabinet. Raised on a plinth base with double door cabinet. Above a fine astragal diamond glaze bookcase cabinet with shaped cornice atop. The shelves with gilt tooled black leather arcades. Measures 216cms high x 114cms wide x 35cms depth
Lot 115
A 19th century French Louis XV Revival Vernis Martin novelty table top bijouterie cabinet - armoire. The metal painted faux boulle work details with serpentine glass panels and door with glass shelves within. Velvet top with fabric adorned back panel. The cartouche panels to front and sides decorated with Musicians and musical instruments . Measures 26cms high x 17cms wide
Lot 177
A Good Regency 19th century rosewood chiffonier - pier cabinet having a plinth base with column supports flanking a pair of curtained cabinet doors with shelved interior. Above a mirror back upright with gallery supports and shelf. The back with impressed George V stamp, this item believed to be from a government building measures 138cms high by 115wide by 49 deep
Lot 189
A good Victorian walnut 19th century Davenport desk. Scrolled uprights over castors to base with a pedestal enclosing a bank of drawers to one side, faux to the other side. Above a hinged top with inset green tooled leather writing skiver. Further stationary hinged cabinet atop. Measures 90cms high x 54cms wide x 58cms depth
Lot 250
An Edwardian mahogany inlaid Arts & Crafts display cabinet in the Glasgow school manner. Raised on stunning inverted turned tapering legs with bell pad feet. Above, sentry box glass display cabinets with leaded glass panel work, vaseline glass flower heads and coloured glass petals inset. The drop centre cabinet with inlaid detailing. Measures 154cms high x148cms wide x 40cms depth
Lot 26
A George III mahogany secretaire / bureau bookcase. Raised on ogee bracket feet with a chest of drawers having pull out, fold down appointed bureau drawer to the top. Above a twin door astragal glazed library bookcase cabinet with wooden shelves and flared cornice atop. Dismantles into 2 pieces for ease of movement. Measures 218cms high x 107cms wide x 55cms depth
Lot 309
A pair of believed mid century mahogany and ebony string inlaid campaign style cabinet sideboard in the manner of Ernest & Sidney Barnsley. Raised on squared legs with peripheral block stretchers having cabinets atop. The larger with end cupboards and central bank of drawers, smaller version with double door cupboard. Measures 88cms high x 121cms / 75cms wide x 33cms depth
Lot 330
A Victorian late 19th century Maple & Co ( London & Paris ) golden oak secretaire bookcase. Raised on a plinth base with double door cupboard housing shelf within. Above, a pull out and fall front bureau having fully appointed interior complete with makers ivorine roundel label. Tall double glazed door bookcase cabinet above with flared pediment atop. Measures 229cms high x 120cms wide x 46cms depth
Lot 484
A 19th century century Japanese Meiji period lacquer cabinet. The black ground lacquer decorated with trees and rock formations to the top back front and sides. Twin doors opening to reveal an arrangement of six drawers with cast handles. The interior of doors and drawers decorated with gold fleck lacquer. Apparently unsigned. Measures 42.5cms high by 42.5cms wide by 27.5 cms deep.
Lot 525
A large 19th century French period continental oak bookcase cabinet. Of solid oak / chestnut construction having flared pediment over open bookcase section with drawers beneath. To the sides are opening cabinets / cupboards revealing further shelving within. Measures 227cms high x 157cms wide x 212 cms long
Lot 54
A 17th century carved geometric oak spice cupboard on stand. The solid oak cabinet with geometric embellished frontage opening to reveal storage. All raised on turned legs with pad feet united by stretchers. Finished with flared polished top above. Measures 140cms high x 47cms wide x 33cms depth
Lot 55
Bristol Cabinet Makers Society, 3 duplicate membership certificates, unused, engraved card with central image of a "kidney" table, on verso a printed table to record a member's dues and whether they were up to date with their quarterly payments, printed tables slightly browned and marked, 110 x 144mm., [c. 1791].⁂ The Bristol Cabinet Makers Society, a trade association of "superior" tradesmen formed to market themselves to superior clients. The organisation, a very early proto-trade union has somewhat obscure origins, but by 1845 their leader, Samuel Jacobs, was organising a strike and was secretary of the Bristol Chartists. The central image shows "A Kidney Table" (the first of its kind) taken from Sheraton's The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Drawing Book, 1791-95 so would date to c. 1791, and probably predates the Combination Act of 1799, severely restricting trade unions.
Lot 8
18th century commonplace book.- Wills (Sarah, ?merchant's daughter) Commonplace book of exercises of invoices and poetry, manuscript, 56pp., ruled in red throughout, browned, original wrappers with engraved upper cover, rubbed, edges chipped with small loss, spine torn, sm. 4to, ?Ratcliff [?London], 23rd August 1736 - 14th February 1737.⁂ Invoices, include: "A Brandy mans bill"; "A Goldsmiths bill"; "A Cabinet Makers Bill"; "A Silkmans Bill" etc.
Lot 28
Shaw (George Bernard, playwright and polemicist, 1856-1950) Collection of Autograph Postcards signed and other pieces mostly relating to Bernard Shaw, including: 1 Typed Note signed and 2 Autograph Postcards signed to Clementina Black, 1p. & 2 sides, 8vo, 10 Adelphi Terrace, London, 23rd May - 3rd June 1921, on the whereabouts of Eleanor Marx's ashes which were found in the offices of the Communist Party in King Street, London, when the police raided the office in 1921, "The raiders saw the oak casket, and were told that it contained ashes. This created an unprecedented situation, as their instructions did not cover so unusual a find. Accordingly, they left it alone; and it is still in the Communist Offices in King Street, Covent Garden, which are again in full operation. Poor Eleanor seems unable to escape even in death from the troubled atmosphere in which her life was passed. I daresay Marx's remains will be removed from Highgate to Westminster Abbey someday. Perhaps then they will put Eleanor's beside him, and hang Aveling's in chains from Big Ben"; and a small quantity of others, including: 4 pieces of Autograph correspondence from Bernard Shaw to Thomas King Moylan about the setting up of an Irish Society of Authors in Dublin, "Ireland may be more fertile in dramatic genius: but after making the most extravagant allowance for this, what chance have you of ever enjoying an income that will pay your office and staff expenses"; a sheet of expenses drawn up by the publisher, Constable, for Bernard Shaw's Translations and Tomfooleries, 1929, 2 Autograph Postcards signed by F.E. Lowenstein, Society of Authors, about publishing 2 cards by Bernard Shaw to Ellen Terry; 2 photographs of Ellen Terry, other correspondence concerning Jeffery Farnol etc., folds, v.s., v.d. (sm. qty).⁂ Eleanor Marx (1855-98), socialist writer and activist. Eleanor Marx, the youngest surviving daughter of Karl Marx was a lifelong Marxist campaigner. In 1884 she struck up a relationship with Edward Aveling (1849-1898), zoologist and socialist. "Her death was precipitated by Aveling's secret marriage to Eva Frye in June 1897. Eleanor learned about this in August, and although she continued to live on and off with Aveling she committed suicide by taking prussic acid on 31 March 1898... ." (Oxford DNB). After Eleanor's death her ashes, which were never interred, but passed around various Communist Party offices, went to the Marx Memorial Library after it opened in 1933 and were displayed in a glass cabinet in the Lenin Room. They were displayed in the room until 1956 when they were interred in the tomb of Karl Marx.Clementina Black (1853-1922), writer, feminist and pioneering trade unionist.
Lot 182
Macedon, Akanthos AR Tetradrachm. Circa 480-470 BC. Bull, with head raised and reverted, kneeling to left, attacked by lion leaping on to its back; bukranion below dotted exergual line / Quadripartite incuse square. SNG ANS 9; BMC 3; Desneux 69-74. 17.19g, 28mm. Extremely Fine; beautiful light cabinet tone. From a private German collection.
Lot 219
Macedon under Roman Rule, First Meris AR Tetradrachm. Amphipolis, circa 167-149 BC. Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right, bow and quiver over shoulder, on the boss of a Macedonian shield / Club right; MAKE?ON?N and monogram above, ?P?TH? and two monograms below; all within oak wreath tied at left, thunderbolt to outer left. HGC 3, 1103; SNG Copenhagen 1314; AMNG 177; McClean 749; BMC 8. 16.67g, 30mm, 12h. Near Extremely Fine, old cabinet tone over lightly lustrous metal.
Lot 269
Ionia, Ephesos AR Tetradrachm. Timolas, magistrate. Circa 370-360 BC. Bee with straight wings; E-? flanking / Forepart of stag right; palm tree to left, TIMO?A? to right. Traité 1883.102; Waddington 1541; Pixodarus O80-11. 14.85g, 22mm, 12h. Very Fine; attractive old cabinet tone. From a private British collection.
Lot 313
Satraps of Karia, Maussolos AR Tetradrachm. Halikarnassos, circa 370-360 BC. Head of Apollo facing slightly right, wearing laurel wreath, drapery around neck / Zeus Labraundos standing right, holding labrys and inverted spear; MAY?????O to right. SNG Copenhagen 590 (same dies); SNG von Aulock 2360. 14.91g, 23mm, 12h. Near Extremely Fine. Light cabinet tone. A marvellous example of the type. Export permit approved by the Israel Antiquities Authority, #538337.
Lot 338
Pamphylia, Side AR Stater. Circa 460-430 BC. Pomegranate within dotted border / Head of Athena right, wearing raised Corinthian helmet, earring and necklace; all within incuse square. Atlan - (O12/A14); SNG France -. 10.86g, 20mm, 6h. Good Very Fine; attractive old cabinet tone. An apparently unrecorded die combination.
Lot 37
Lucania, Metapontion AR Nomos. Circa 400-380 BC. Mature female head left, hair tied with fillet entwined with two stalks of barley, small pendant before neck / Seven-grained barley ear with twisted leaf to right. Noe -, cf. 397 for obv. die & 390 for rev. die. 7.64g, 21mm, 12h. About Good Very Fine. Light cabinet tone. From a private European Collection.
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