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Click here to subscribeGEORGE III 18th CENTURY OAK SPICE CABINET OR APOTHECARY'S CHEST, on stand, the upper portion with doors enclosing open compartments and sixteen small drawers, teh stand with one long drawer, shaped apron, on semi-cabriole front supports and straight square back legs, 2ft 8in (81cm) wide, 4ft 11 1/2in (151cm) high
Coalport gilt ground turquoise jewelled miniature cabinet cup and saucer, a Royal Worcester white candle snuffer 'Mrs Caudle', circa 1890, printed in factory marks, and a Staffordshire pottery blue and white transfer-printed miniature willow pattern plate on integral easel stand Condition Report Cabinet cup - chip to rimSnuffer - small chips to edge of bonnettPlate - chip to backAll with general wear and tear
Poul Cadovius for CADO, Denmark, ‘Royal System’ teak wall hanging modular shelving units comprising of two-door sliding cupboard, a cabinet with three graduated drawers, a drop-front cabinet, a mirrored flip top vanity unit, a unit with four small drawers, a record cabinet, a drop-front cabinet with weaved front, various shelves etc., with wall fixings. Condition Report Thirteen wall bars in total. Eleven are 198cm long, two are 78cm long.No obvious damage to drops.A few of the shelves have chips to the corners. Scratches and wear in spots to. Please see attached images.
An Edwardian mahogany display cabinet, with leaded glass door enclosing three shelves, on straight supports, 59cm x 31cm x 137cm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
A Victorian rosewood serpentine side cabinet, marble top above mirror panel doors flanked by free standing columns, 145cm wide x 91cm high x 35cm deep CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
A pair of Derby topographical coffee cups and saucers, each painted with a titled local scene, by HS Hancock, and a pair of Royal Doulton cabinet cups by J Hughes CONDITION REPORT: Chee Dale Derbyshire and Foremark Hall Derbyshire on the cups, Cromford Bridge Derbyshire and Swarkestone Derbyshire to the saucers. All in very good condition, gilding good, a little glaze crazing to the saucers. One of the Doulton cups has a tiny chip to the gilding on the rim and a very faint hairline crack down the side, the other cup and both saucers are in good condition. Chee Dale Derbyshire and Foremark Hall Derbyshire on the cups, Cromford Bridge Derbyshire and Swarkestone Derbyshire to the saucers. All in very good condition, gilding good, a little glaze crazing to the saucers. One of the Doulton cups has a tiny chip to the gilding on the rim and a very faint hairline crack down the side, the other cup and both saucers are in good condition.
A group of seven French porcelain cabinet cups and saucers and two Meissen later-decorated examples CONDITION REPORT: the apricot-ground Paris coffee can with tooled gilding: very nice example in near perfect condition. Yellow-ground (red printed Sevres mark) : chip to the rim and a tiny chip to one side of the tight scroll on handle. Gilding good, Small patch of rubbing to yellow enamel on saucer. Green ground gobelet litron style cup: in good condition. Outside decorated Sevres can with platinum ground: cancelled Sevres 75 marks. Light flaking to gilt rim of cup, otherwise good condition. Paris cup with flower baskets: in good condition with only a little rubbing to gilding. Green ground Feuillet cup with rose border: has a small crack to top handle terminal, otherwise in lovely condition. Pink ground cup with birds (imitation Sevres marks): in good condition. Meissen cup: in good condition. Green ground outside decorated Meissen cup: in good condition.
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