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Lot 1818
A Louis Philippe rosewood and brass marquetry library writing side cabinet, concave moulded top above a pair of glazed door and two small drawers, the projecting base with sliding plateau inset with tooled and gilt leather writing surface, above three further drawers, shaped end supports, turned stretcher boldly carved with acanthus, scroll feet, 158.5cm high, 112cm wide, 62cm deep, c.1840
Lot 311
§ A 'Bridgeford' rosewood sideboard,1970s, designed by Robert Heritage for Archie Shine, with a pair of central cabinet doors, each opening to shelving, flanked to either side by lattice front cabinets,214cm wide46cm deep77cm highSold with nontransferable CITES A10 licence no. 23GBA108C7XRO.Condition ReportThe top with scratches and marks. Some fading to the rosewood. The back panel with stains. The rightmost lattice door and the left central door both somewhat stiff. The left central door with a prominent scratch and coming down from the top edge. With some general scuffs and marks throughout commensurate with age. Additional images uploaded
Lot 24
A French Art Deco cabinet, the revolving fold-over top, over four drop-down sides, on turned, tapering, fluted supports, with stained red detail, 70cm wide 47cm deep 82cm high Provenance: The Clive and Jane Wainwright Collection. Condition ReportTop screw thread support hinged top requires a nut to fix in in place. Wear and tear, especially to the top. Red staining to top rubbed. One knob handle to drop down sides missing. Loss to bottom side of one drop down.
Lot 312
§ A rosewood 'Kimberley' wine cabinet,1970s, designed by Robert Heritage for Archie Shine, with a pair of doors opening on to a glass shelf and an extending Formica-topped work surface, raised on turned supports, 85cm wide46cm deep122cm highSold with nontransferable CITES A10 licence no. 23GBA10MT7YVZ.Condition ReportSome stains to the top. Loss of colour to the top. Split to front left corner. Felt pads applied to base. Internally with stains to the glass. The bottom lining paper with stains.
Lot 139
A Gordon Russell 'Stow' oak wardrobe, dated 1929, model no. 101, originally designed c.1925 by Gordon Russell, with a pair of panelled doors, each with a carved handle, opening on to a single shelf over a hanging rail, raised on chamfered supports, labelled to the back ‘The Russell Workshops, Broadway, Worcs, This piece of furniture, design No. 101, was made throughout in The Gordon Russell Workshops, Broadway, Worcestershire, Designer: Gordon Russell, Foreman: Edgar Turner, Cabinet Maker: R. G. France, Timber used: English oak lined cedar, Date: February 2nd 1929',99cm wide52cm deep189cm highCondition ReportThe exterior with stains and wear commensurate with age and use. The supports with scuffs and knocks toward the bottom. The shelf with scratches and marks. The back with stains.
Lot 92
An Arts and Crafts copper and oak side cabinet, by Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, the hammered copper-mounted top, over an undertier and a panelled cupboard, the interior fitted with shelves and a drawer, the base united with an 'H' stretcher, the sides fitted with ring handles, the lock stamped 'SPB', 61cm wide 41.5cm deep73.5cm highCondition ReportColour appears fine, some signs of wear and knocks. Fair overall.
Lot 379
§ A pair of Danish rosewood cabinets,1960s, designed by Kai Winding, each in two sections, one with a vitrine front, the other with a pair of cabinet doors, each opening on to shelving, each over a cabinet base with a pair of doors opening on to shelving, each raised on block supports, stamped to the verso with 'Danish Furniture Makers' Control' marks, 110cm wide40cm deep187cm high (2)Condition ReportEven fading to the rosewood throughout all pieces. Some minor scratches and marks throughout. The shelves can be adjusted as necessary.
Lot 140
A Gordon Russell walnut 'Stow' chest of drawers, dated 1929, design no. 621, designed by Gordon Russell, with four drawers, each with ebonised vertical handles, with exposed dovetail joints, raised on a chamfered stand, labelled to the underside of the top right drawer 'The Russell Workshops, Broadway, Worcs, This piece of furniture, design No. 621, was made throughout in The Gordon Russell Workshops, Broadway, Worcestershire, Designer: Gordon Russell, Foreman: Edgar Turner, Cabinet Maker: H. J. Mann, Timber used: English Walnut, Date: 23/1/29', 93cm wide 48.5cm deep65cm highCondition ReportStained and worn. Some knocks and scratches to the front of the drawers. Scar to the right back corner - this rubbed down. Each of the two drawers have been joined.Further photos added to the website.
Lot 6
William Butterfield's drawing table, the George III mahogany chest with an adjustable drawing slope on brass ratcheted supports, over two panelled doors with Bramah locks enclosing six folio slides, on moulded outswept bracket feet, with ebony moulding to the front of the cabinet, 115cm wide 73cm deep 92cm high Provenance: The Clive and Jane Wainwright Collection; purchased from Christopher Gibbs in 1981. William Butterfield (1814-1900) was a British Gothic Revival architect associated with the Oxford Movement. He designed many churches and, most notably, Keeble College, Oxford, in his signature polychromatic style. Condition ReportHinges to both top sections have been unscrewed. One lock missing. The back left castor missing. Some ebony trim missing. Wear and tear. With scratches to the front doors. The extending surfaces to either side missing a handle. The right surface appears stuck. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 768
A recently commissioned flamed mahogany gun cabinet by Gardner & Bannister, cabinet makers, the cornice carved with a Yorkshire rose to centre, single cross banded and fielded panelled door, fitted with a heavy duty Legge lock above two short above one long bank of individually locking drawers to base (each with their own set of keys), the green felt interior fitted with six concaved gun compartments, safety wire, comes with additional padlocks, keys and wall mounting screws, 169cm high x 57.5cm wide x 33cm deep
Lot 247
CABINET & OTHER CHINA ASSORTMENT, to include Royal Worcester shell dish, pattern 1404, Masons Regency and Chartreuse items, Royal Albert and other teaware, Carltonware dish, crested-type ware, Staffordshire flatbacks (Scottish dancers), Quimper type ware ETCProvenance: private collection Anglesey
Lot 402
Schyllling modern clockwork Island Ferry and Speedway Tin Toys Matchbox shop display shelf cover and Brass cars and two shelf Display case, clockwork Island Ferry and Auto Speedway, both in original boxes, VG-E, both appear tested only, boxes VG, Acrylic sheet from front of a Matchbox cylindrical shop display unit (poor many numbers and writing scuffed, pair of model two seater cars, one constructed in brass sheeting and other cast brass, both 7" long, wood and plastic two glass shelf display cabinet 37x37cm, G-VG (6)
Lot 49
A reproduction Edwardian style mahogany display cabinet on stand, the raised gallery back with inlaid star motif, over a glazed cabinet enclosing glass shelves, the lower section with two drawers raised on cylindrical turns supports, 60 x 22 x 170cm high, together with reproduction hanging wall shelves.
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