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Lot 1343
An Edwardian mahogany chippendale revival large display cabinet. Raised on square tapered legs with spade feet supporting large astragal glazed door with a well lined shelved interior with flared cornice atop. The cabinet finished with blind fret worked detailed apron and carved dentil to the cornice atop. Measures 179cm x 113cm x 37cm.
Lot 1379
A Georgian 18th / 19th century mahogany secretaire bureau bookcase on chest. Raised on bracket feet having a series of drawers, the top one with fall front and appointed bureau interior. Above a double door astragal glazed cabinet with flared cornice and inlaid dentil. Measures 235cm x 120cm x 59cm.
Lot 1108
A MARKLIN (MAERKLIN) G1 EARLY EIGHT-WHEEL HOSPITAL CAR with fully fitted interior including eight bunks, medicine cabinet and eight wounded recumbent casualties and one seated orderly - in original box - basically fine original condition but, some rust marks on inside of roof, Cat no. 1848/1Provenance: A European Noble Family
Lot 1382
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY "MAPLES" STYLE CHINOISERIE BEDROOM SUITE comprising a triple wardrobe with pagoda-effect painted and gilt cornice, above three doors with central lacquer panels enclosing a fitted interior, with matching dressing table and stool, single bed, bedside cabinet and occasional chair, the wardrobe 77" high x 64" wide
Lot 154
**A SPANISH DRESS EPEE BY, TRADITION PRESENTED TO GENERAL JOHN H. EATON AS ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO SPAIN (1836-1840) BY MARIA CHRISTINA OF SPAIN AS REGENT FOR HER DAUGHTER, THE FUTURE ISABELLA II, THE BLADE DATED 1837 with tapering double-edged blade of flattened-hexagonal section, stamped 'Ano D 1837' and 'Fa Ntl Di Toledo' on the respective faces at the forte, gilt-brass hilt cast with classical ornament in low relief, including oval shell-guard decorated with the Iberian eagle flanked by classical figures, quillon-block with the letter 'F' for Ferdinand' enclosed in a laurel wreath, a pair of straight quillons, knuckle-guard and pommel, and integral grip all decorated en suite, in its blued iron scabbard (now oxidised to brown) with gilt-brass suspensions mounts and drag 76.8 cm; 30 1/4 in blade Provenance By tradition presented to General John H. Eaton when Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain (1836-1840) by Maria Christina of Spain (when Regent for her daughter, the future Isabella II); thence to his friend and physician Dr William B. Magruder; thence to his brother Colonel James A. Magruder, a personal friend of General Grant, who wore the sword on full dress occasions including the funeral of President Lincoln, thence by descent to Mrs. Millicent Magruder Nichols, Massachusetts who gifted the sword to Dumbarton House in 1967. John Henry Eaton (1790-1856), was born in Halifax near the town of Scotland Neck, North Carolina. He attended University North Carolina 1802-1804, where he studied law and was admitted to the bar commencing practice in Franklin. In 1808 or 1809 he moved to Franklin, in Williamson County, Tennessee, to take up residence on lands owned by his father. Here he met his future wife, Myra Lewis, who with her sister were the wards of General Andrew Jackson. Eaton's marriage thus brought him further wealth and also an opening into a political career. In 1818 Eaton was appointed to the U.S. Senate to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of George W. Campbell; at the end of the term he was elected as a Democrat. Eaton served in the Senate from 1818-1829, when he resigned to become secretary of war in President Jackson's cabinet remaining there until June 1831. In 1834 Jackson appointed him governor of the Territory of Florida, and in 1836 envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Madrid. The latter appointment he held until 1840.
Lot 188
TWO MINIATURE ARMOURS IN 16TH CENTURY STYLE, 20TH CENTURY the first with visored close-helmet, etched cuirass applied with the crowned double-eagle of the Holy Roman Empire, a pair of full arm-defences with fingered gauntlets, a pair of full leg defences with pointed sabatons, decorated throughout with etched scrolling foliage complete with a halberd (tip chipped, areas of wear overall); the second similar, plain, with a sword, each on an elaborate wooden stand in art deco style incorporating a hinged front concealing a drinks cabinet the first: 167.0 cm; 65 3/4 in high including halberd
Lot 1116
Design Ceramics - E Hobday - a hand painted Toby jug, Chelsea Pensioner; others, Fisherman, Stockings, Key Master, The Cabby, etc., a large shaped slab vase, painted with elephants in the Savannah, signed, dated 11, 12, 13; a cornucopia bowl, signed and dated 1994; a large hand painted tubelined vase, painted with Hibiscus flowers, signed, dated 9.9.16; others, jug, globular vase and bath stopper, etc; a hand painted slab vase, tune lined and painted with Peonies, signed; Thimbles - a collection of fifteen hand painted novelty character thimbles, each as a Dickens character, including Scrooge, Dodger, Mr Bumble, Mop Cap, etc., each initialled, with display cabinet a Pansy crescent dish, Dog Roses platter, etc.; E Hobday, a pair, Stallion and Mare Chasing, each painted on square tile, framed
Lot 1354
A 19th century musical embossed leather photograph album, The Seaside Album by J.C.M. Co. Ltd, London, the back enclosing a one-cylinder musical 'box' movement numbered R A30253, the card pages printed with chromolithographic coastal vignettes, some cabinet card portraits of Victorian army officers and ladies (4), brass wishbone-shaped clasp, gilded block, 4to
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