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Click here to subscribeA pair of early 19th century Coalport cabinet plates. One of lobed form with a turquoise and gilt border framing an enamelled scene of a stag and hare in a landscape, the other pierced and with gilt and green border framing a romantic landscape with a ruin and a figure by a riverbank c.1820-30, 23cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. No chips, cracks or repair.
A Sevres cabinet cup and saucer of Empire shape. With tooled gilding and three enamelled portraits of female Aristocrats. Painted and printed marks. Saucer diameter 16.75cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Lower handle terminal detached, factory flaw. Some loss to the gilding. Flat chips re glued to the saucer.
A French kingwood vitrine of small proportions. With marble top, fine quality ormolu mounts and with a marquetry inlaid panel to the bombe shaped base in the manner of Louis Majorelle, 1m 57cm high, 66cm wide, 40cm deep. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. The cabinet has had minor alterations to contain two spotlights in the top. Some minor cracks to the kingwood veneer.
A good lot to include an 8 drawer storage cabinet containing a quantity of sewing and crafting equipment and materials, a bag containing a quantity of knitting needles and similar and a sewing box with contents (3) - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply
A Chippendale revival carved mahogany breakfront display cabinet, attributed to Chippendale House, Wells Road, Bath, C Baker, early 20th century, with an acanthus carved frieze and glazed doors decorated with acanthus scrolls and flowerbell mouldings, with conforming glazed wings enclosing two glass shelves, the base with a long drawer, raised on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet joined by a flattened stretcher, 153cm by 37cm by 189cmCharles Baker (1841-1932) came from an important family of chair and cabinet makers working in Bath. The firm was known for its exacting recreation of 18th century designs, especially Sheraton and Chippendale patterns
AN 18TH CENTURY DUTCH MARQUETRY DISPLAY CABINET with shaped moulded top above a glazed top section with opening door and glass shelves, the bottom section with two frieze drawers fitted with pierced brass handles; standing on shaped square cabriole legs joined by an under stretcher 110cm wide 33cm deep 192cm high.
A LATE 18TH CENTURY CHINOISERIE LACQUERED CREAM TABLE CABINET having a carrying handle above a pair of hinged brass mounted doors revealing a bank of six drawers fitted with brass loop droppers; standing on a shaped plinth base. Decorated with figures in garden settings with horse, pagodas and floral sprays 28cm wide 18cm deep 24cm high.
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