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Lot 249
A CONTINENTAL INLAID AND BRASS-MOUNTED KINGWOOD VITRINE OR DISPLAY CABINET, the rectangular top with front rounded corners, above a pull-out writing surface, within the frieze and a glazed door below, enclosing two shelves, and raised on short cabriole legs, 44.5" (113cm) high, 24.5" (62cm) wide. (1)
Lot 145
An impressive Arts and Crafts oak bookcase, designed by Ernest Gimson, executed by Peter Waals, circa 1924, the upper section with pair of twin glazed doors, above a further pair of glazed cupboards flanked by single drawers and panelled cupboards, raised on block feet, metalwork by Alfred Bucknell, width 183cm, depth 51cm, height 220cm.Provenance:By repute, acquired in 1924 direct from the Chalford workshops by Paul S. Cadbury, thence by descent.The renowned Cadbury family of Bourneville, Edgbaston, and the local environs of Birmingham were strong patrons of Gimson and his workshops, support that continued after his death in 1919. Undoubtedly the largest patron of the family was William Adlington Cadbury who is well documented throughout reference works as being one of the workshops' three main clients. William Cadbury furnished his King's Norton home with examples of works by Peter Waals, who as Gimson's chief cabinet maker continued executing examples throughout the 1920s and into the 1930s at a new workshop in Chalford. It is even noted that he bought pieces and gifted them to his relations for weddings and special occasions.This bookcase comes from another lineage of the Cadbury family, via Paul S. Cadbury, nephew to William. Paul is listed alongside his uncle as one of the original subscribers to the limited publication of "Ernest Gimson, His Life and Work", Shakespeare Head Press, published in 1924, at that time residing at Hillcrest, Farquhar Road, Edgbaston. Clearly Paul had inherited his uncle's admiration for the workshop's cabinetmaking, and acquired a piece of this size and stature for his personal residence. This is believed to have been acquired directly from Peter Waals at Chalford in 1924, and subsequently inherited and offered by the family.
Lot 169
English Art Nouveau mahogany display cabinet, in the style of Shapland and Petter, the frieze and central panel inlaid with mother of pearl, pewter, satin and fruitwood, with a design of sinuous floral buds, twin glazed cupboards housing two fixed shelves, pierced apron above an open low shelf, moulded shaped feet, width 107cm, depth 38cm, height 152cm.
Lot 203
Neal Jones, an Art Deco style 'Signature' console table, 21st century, amboyna and macassar ebony with nickel detailing, the stepped rectangular top supported by down swept support, on shaped graduating plinth base, width 126cm, depth 50cm, height 91cm.For further reading see http://www.nealjonesfurniture.com/deco-style-console-table.htmlNeal Jones Furniture is a contemporary cabinet maker based in Waddington, Lancashire, providing bespoke furniture design for the home, corporate spaces, or private yachts. Founded in 2009, he has worked for leading interior designers, and an established list of private clients including royalty and the British nobility.
Lot 311
SERIES OF FOUR GERMAN LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CABINET PLATES POSSIBLY BY HELENA WOLFSOHN AFTER AUGUSTUS REX DESIGN, having intricate floral printed and pierced border centre painted with scenes from an Eighteenth century battle featuring Cavaliers on horseback, underglaze blue A.R. monogram, 9 1/2" (24.1cm) diameter
Lot 223
comprising approx. 220 slides mostly prepared by W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London, and with several by Millikin & Lawley; and Scott of Glasgow and including 18 embryonic slides including human, mouse and pig; other samples include eye, teeth, bone tissue, blood, pigment cells, pineal gland and various diseased samples from lungs etc, contained within compartments, numbered drawers with inset opaque glass labels in glass fronted collector's cabinet by W. Watson & Sons, London – 11 x 8 x 8½in. (18 x 20 x 22cm.)
Lot 225
comprising approx. 162 prize medal slide prepared by makers including Ward, W.F. Stanley, Cole etc, for a full spectrum of subjects, many numbered and dated for Paris 1867; together with a further 70 slides prepared by Ward, Ross, W. F. Stanley etc, organised in drawers labelled for subject and contained within a glass fronted wooden collector's cabinet – 12½ 9½ x 12in. (32 x 24 x 30.5cm.)
Lot 226
comprising approx. 1000 annotated and labelled slides, with some prepared professionally by A.P. Heniston of Leeds, Richard Sutter, F.W. Patching, W.B. Irving etc, contained within 29 numbered drawers within glass fronted wooden collectors cabinet with brass drop handle – 17½ x 15 x 12½in. (44.5 38 x 32cm.)
Lot 342
A Japanese carved blackwood cabinet,Meiji period (1868-1912), of circular form carved with chrysanthemum, the cupboards imitating bamboo with hinged doors applied with carved bone flowers, surmounted by a dragon amongst clouds on top, and another underneath with a flaming pearl, on four wave feet,111cm wide40.5cm deep211.5cm high
Lot 265
A Victorian Royal Worcester stemmed sauce tureen and cover decorated with raised gilded leaves, retailed by Goode & Co, 18.5 cm high to/w two Daniel cabinet plates, patt. 3907, c. 1824, 21.5 cm diam. and patt, 4347, c. 1825, a Daniel teacup and saucer, patt. 4479 and a fluted plate decorated with a black transfer print of Old Alresford Place, 20 cm diam. (6)
Lot 284
An interesting collection of European porcelain including a late 18th century English teapot with Newhall style decoration, five 19th century German cabinet coffee cup and saucers, a miniature Staffordshire tankard, two Meissen miniature bird models - dove, 5 cm high and stork, 6 cm high, two pairs of Dresden miniature flower pots and a pair of Vienna Augarten models of Asiatic pheasants Condition Report Teapot - spout restoredDresden flower pots - petal and leaf lossPheasants - One tail broken and repaired Marks to bases very faint
Lot 300
An Art Deco period walnut cocktail cabinet, the metamorphic double hinged top enclosing a part mirrored and fitted interior, complete with the original extensive matching collection of Webb crystal comprising: twelve large tumblers, eleven small tumblers, three sizes of twelve conical stemmed glasses (one missing), two decanters, two bitters bottles with silver tops (Birmingham 1933), two jars and covers, twelve Sterling silver cocktail sticks with cockerel finials and a silver plated cocktail shaker Condition Report Total of 58 glasses in good condition.
Lot 564
An antique walnut double dome top cabinet in the William & Mary style, in two parts, the upper with a pair of glazed pane doors enclosing adjustable shelves over an arrangement of six drawers, the whole raised on six turned supports united by shaped flat stretchers, on bun feet, 132 cm x 44 cm x 208 cm
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