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Lot 123
A collection of small decorative ceramics including a USSR cabinet cup and saucer, a Belleek cup and saucer, a pair of late 19th century figures of male and female characters, a Ewenny pottery jug with Welsh inscription, a small stoneware relief moulded jug with plated cover, a small collection of costume jewellery, etc
Lot 842
A quantity of children's books including a 1926 first edition of Winnie The Pooh by AA Milne, illustrated by EH Shepard, with green cloth gilt decorated covers, (displayed in cabinet)together with a small collection of Beatrix Potter books and Summer Songs with music from "Flower Fairies of the Summer"
Lot 664
A Queen Anne walnut, tortoiseshell and ivory collectors cabinet, the quarter-veneer exterior with inlaid panel doors enclosing an arrangement of eleven drawers above a single drawer, on later bun feet, 62cm wide x 67cm high x 28.5cm deep/see illustration Condition Report: This lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory (export restrictions may apply)The top has been cut in two places for wall brackets, some stains to the top and walnut veneer has been re-glued, walnut veneer lifting in other places no major restouration needed. Both central tortoiseshell panels misshapen interior knob handles re-glued. some veneer splits to the cabinet moulding at base of doors
Lot 716
A French 19th Century ormolu mounted kingwood cabinet, the top with three-quarter gallery and applied mounts of goat mask heads, scrolls, etc. to the frieze, the centre fitted baize-lined shelves and enclosed by a glazed door, the cupboards to each side fitted adjustable shelves and enclosed by a door painted Vernis Martin type scenes, each with drawer under, the base fitted a central drawer with similarly painted front and shaped panels to each side, on four fluted tapered front pillars with geometric back and gallery beneath finely applied gilt metal baskets of fruit, swags, etc., on turned feet, 122cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: The cabinet is in good condition overall. All painted panels are blistered and left hand drawer panel scratched. All mounts are in good and complete condition. We question the pillar uprights' capitals and feet, as the applied decoration is not repeated anywhere else and the lower tier gallery is of inferior quality to the top gallery. Right hand drawer bears a label G. Grimard, Paris however we believe this to have been added later. Typical crackleware to vernis martin panels.
Lot 728
A fine mid-19th Century maplewood table, the octagonal top inlaid a continuous border of alternating shamrock, thistle and rose within scrolling reserves, the border with egg and dart gilded moulding, the cushion frieze mounted acanthus leaves and clustered moulding, raised on a parcel gilt square waisted central column and egg and dart giltwood border with quadruple support and hair claw feet, the tip-up top 183cm diameter/Note: Formerly in the collection of singer and musician Roger Whittaker at Cubberley House, Herefordshire, the table was acquired by his successor and has was one of several items from the Whittaker collection to remain at Cubberley. To a design by Henry Whitaker (active 1825-1847), an influential designer throughout the second quarter of the 19th Century, this table probably formed part of the suite made by Whitaker for the Conservative and Unionist Club founded in 1844. Another table from this suite and currently on loan to Astley Hall, Lancashire was acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1960. Both mahogany tables are veneered in maple with marquetry borders inlaid roses, shamrocks and thistles (representing the Act of the Union, the founding origins of the Conservative and Unionist Party) and later gilded highlights on the Cubberley table are the only difference in decoration. Henry Whitaker published leading directories of the period including, 1825 Designs of Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture in the next modern style; 1827 Five Etchings from the Antique; 1847 The Practical Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's Treasury of Design. His clients included Queen Victoria at Osborne House, the Dukes of Devonshire and Northumberland and the Marquis of Exeter. See also Edward Joy Pictorial Dictionary of British 19th Century Design and P Floyd The Complete Connoisseur Period Guides: Early Victorian Furniture/see illustration
Lot 729
An oval kingwood cabinet of Louis XVI design, gilt metal mounted and with shaped glazed four-panel surround, the front as a door, raised on square section cabriole legs with acanthus clad feet, 70cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: Top split at each side, ormolu moulding to glass panels lifting and uneven in places. Plush base on plywood. One leg mount adrift from leg. Noticeable gap between door and frame.
Lot 834
An Edwardian mahogany concave fronted display cabinet with boxwood strung frieze and astragal glazed doors, on square tapered legs and spade feet, 183cm x 147cm Condition Report: Cornice and frieze with very minor abrasions. Glass in cabinet all good, as are glass shelves. Astragel glazing doors in good condition. Two-drawer base in good condition as are square taper legs. Overall in very nice condition and ready to use.
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