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Lot 276
A collection of furniture related reference books, John William Small Scottish woodwork from the XVI & XVII centuries, Robert Manwaring the cabinet and chair makers real friend and companion, F Lewis Hinckley directory of the historic cabinet woods, Robert MacLeod Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Christies London Fine English Furniture, Lorrie Mack Restoring upholstered furniture, George Hepplewhite the cabinet makers and upholsterers guide, Lanto Synge Mallett Millennium fine antique furniture and works of art, Victor Chinnery oak furniture the British tradition X2, Peter Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The brass book, Geoffrey Wills Candlesticks, Ronald F Michaelis old domestic base-metal candlesticks, Percy Macquoid A history of English furniture Volumes 1 & 2, (15)
Lot 8202
Meccano a quantity of Parts in blue, green, yellow, black and includes ball thrust bearing, road wheels, pulleys, angle girders, steering wheel, brassware includes pinions, bevel gears, universal couplings and a large quantity of other items all contained in a non-original 3-drawer cabinet together with a boxed E15R Electric Motor and a number of instructions for Outfits 1, 1A, 3A and 4A dated for the 1950's. Condition varies but generally Good. (Qty)
Lot 494
Please See All Images - A Chinese hardwood dining suite including a dining table, with two carvers, six dining chairs; a conforming mirrored back display cabinet, glazed doors with toughened glass shelves, 177cm wide x 200cm high x 48cm deep; a Chinese hardwood low sideboard, 180cm wide x 76cm high x 46cm deep (3)
Lot 472
A folder of miscellaneous Manchester United ephemera, including a Pinnacle cabinet card portraying the United player F McPherson circa 1924 and a Newton Heath Arcadians shield-shaped card inscribed "I was umpire at the match" published by Pears' Soap; other content, mostly modern, including postcards, trade & cigarette cards, menus & invitations, Guides, programmes, club-branded credit Mastercard's, fixture lists, badges, orders of service for memorials, cheques, press releases, occasional autographs, and other items (a qty.)
Lot 106
Chamberlain, King & Jones (1876-1956) Cabinet Makers of Birmingham; a set of six Arts & Crafts mahogany dining chairs with square pommel uprights and a cresting rail inlaid with a circular marquetry motif of stylized flowers and a shaped lath splat bars above stuff over seats on squared supports with club feet. Bearing an embossed trade label to the seat rail. 47 cm wide x 46 cm deep x 109 cm overall height, 49 cm height to the seat top.For further information on the makers please follow the link here
Lot 81
A Japanese sugi (cedar) Keyaki (elm) Mizuya cabinet, Meiji period, the upper section with two sliding wire grille doors above five short drawers fitted with iron handles over the base section fitted a further pair of sliding panelled doors on a simple plinth base, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. 121 cm wide x 48 cm deep x 168 cm overall height.Mizuya refers to a "water room" or kitchen. A private estate
Lot 109
A pair of Edwardian marquetry inlaid mahogany serpentine display pier cabinets, in the manner of Jones of Dublin, each cabinet with a swan neck pediment and urn finial above a single glazed door with shaped glazed panel and a pair of neoclassical inlaid marquetry cupboard doors below on slender shaped splayed supports united by a shaped under tier, 95 cm wide x 50 cm deep x 206 highQty: 2A private estateBoth appear in good overall condition, with no major damage. Some splits to the wood in places, and small nicks. Wear to the flat undertiers on both.
Lot 1
Seltenes venezianisches Münzkabinett47,5 x 113,2 x 28,5 cm.Verso graviert „CCC“.Venedig, frühes 17. Jahrhundert.Beigegeben ein CITES-Dokument vom 07. März 2023.Nussholz mit Einlagen in Elfenbein und Perlmutt. Über gedrückten Kugelfüßen eine schräg zulaufende Basis, mit darüberliegendem rechteckigem sechsschübigem Korpus mit zentraler von einem Rundbogen überfangenden Mitteltür. Überkragendes, den Zügen des Möbels folgendes Gesims. Dreiseitig mit feiner vegetabil floraler Inkrustierung. Mitteltür mit Wappenkartusche mit Kardinalswappen.Provenienz:Die angegebene Literatur vermerkt zur Herkunft des Möbels eine Privatsammlung.Sammlung wohl der Conti di Segni, auf die das Wappen hinweist. Ebenfalls die Gravur CCC auf der Rückseite des Kabinetts kann auf Cardinal Carlo Conti hinweisen, von dem es 1604 im Zuge seiner Ernennung durch Papst Klemens VIII zum Kardinal erworben worden sein könnte. Literatur:Das hier angebotene seltene Möbel ist publiziert bei:Alvar González-Palacios, Il gusto dei principi. Arte di corte del XVII e del XVIII secolo, Mailand 1993, Bd. 1, S. 294, Abb. 587. (1370544) (13)Rare Venetian coin cabinet47.5 x 113.2 x 28.5 cm.Engraved “CCC” on the back.Venice, early 17th century.Accompanied by a CITES document dated 7 March 2023. Provenance:Probably part of the Conti di Segni Collection, to which the coat of arms refers. The engraving CCC on the back of the cabinet may also refer to Cardinal Carlo Conti, from whom it may have been acquired in 1604 during his appointment as cardinal by Pope Clement VIII.Literature:The rare piece of furniture on offer for sale here is published in:Alvar González-Palacios, Il gusto dei principi. Arte di corte del XVII e del XVIII secolo, Milan 1993, vol. 1, p. 294, ill. 587.
Lot 23
Chinoise Vitrine211 x 82 x 37 cm.Venedig, erste Hälfte 18. Jahrhundert.In Holz gefertigt, gefasst, mit Pastiglia-Reliefs versehen und mit gefassten Drucken in Arte Povera-Technik gestalteten chinoisen Motiven dekoriert. Über vier elegant geschweiften Beinen der zweitürige Unterbau mit lambrequinartig bewegter Zarge und eingezogenen Seiten. Der Aufsatz eintürig und verglast mit gesprengtem Giebel und Pseudoziervase. Inneneinrichtung beige gefasst und mit gemuschelten Nischen, deren gewölbter Fond mit Ziervasen in Arte Povera-Technik dekoriert sind. Allseits in Seegrün und Türkis gefasst und mit chinoisen Szenen im Sinne der Famille Jaune dekoriert. Ein Schlüssel vorhanden. (13702313) (3) (13)Chinoiserie cabinet211 x 82 x 37 cm.Venice, first half of the 18th century.Wood structure, polychrome, with pastiglia reliefs and decorated with prints with chinoiserie motifs in arte povera technique.
Lot 3
Bedeutender manieristischer Kabinettschrank71 x 97 x 45,5 cm.Augsburg/ Innsbruck, um 1580 - 1600.Nussholz, Marketerien in verschiedenen, schönen, teils kontrastrierenden Furnierhölzern. Eisenbeschläge geätzt und teilweise vergoldet. Rechteckiger zweitüriger Korpus mit aufklappbarem Aufsatz, dem zwei aufschiebbare Geheimfächer eingefügt sind. Inneneinrichtung in architektonischem Aufbau mit Säulen, Giebeln und Architraven, die reizvoll miteinander kombiniert sind sowie zahlreichen Schüben. Die Außenseiten umlaufend mit Jagdszenen und architektonischen Darstellungen. Vier teils jüngere Schlüssel vorhanden. Erg.Provenienz:Sammlung Wilhelm Ofenheim von Ponteuxin (1860-1932). Wiener Erdölindustrieller mit Wohnsitz im Ofenheim Palais an der Ringstraße und mit Schloss in ehemals mährischem Jaispitz. Der Akademische Senat beschloss in seiner Sitzung am 24. März 1922 die Verleihung des Ehrenzeichens der Universität Wien an Wilhelm Ofenheim.Durch Vererbung in Wiener Familienbesitz.Literatur:Vgl. Archiv der Universität Wien, R 34.4: Ehrenbuch 1921-1959. (1370344) (13)Important mannerist cabinet71 x 97 x 45.5 cm.Augsburg/ Innsbruck, ca. 1580 - 1600.Nutwood, marquetry in various, beautiful, partly contrasting veneer woods.Provenance:Collection Wilhelm Ofenheim von Ponteuxin (1860-1932).
Lot 565
Louis XIII / Louis XIV Reisekabinettschrank31 x 55 x 37,5 cm.Paris, um 1640 - 1650.Rechteckiger Korpus, dunkel furniert, Scharnierfrontklappe mit innenliegendem polychrom eingefärbten Blüteneinlagen in Knochen und Hölzern, gegossene Beschläge, seitliche Handhaben und Frontfallriegel in Eisen. Inneneinrichtung in teils zusammengefassten Schubfächern. (1371643) (13)Louis XIII / Louis XIV travel cabinet31 x 55 x 37.5 cm.Paris, ca. 1640 - 1650
Lot 182
Buchla Skylab in stunning condition with accessories/case for sale on instruction by the original owner. Contains the following modules: 1 x 201e-10 Powered Cabinet 1 x 201e-3 Passive Frame 1 x 207e Mixer / Microphone Preamp 1 x 223e Multi-Dimensional Kinesthetic Input / Tactile Input Port 1 x 225e MIDI Decoder / Preset Manager 1 x 251e Quad Sequential Voltage Source 1 x 259e Twisted Waveform Generator 1 x 261e Complex Waveform Generator 1 x 267e Uncertainty Source / Dual Filter 1 x 281e Quad Function Generator 1 x 285e Frequency Shifter / Balanced Modulator 1 x 292e Quad Dynamics Manager Tested and working well (not every function tested) Modular synthesizer with a unique approach to sound design. Compact case, renowned for West Coast synthesis techniques. Expansive sonic capabilities; iconic touch-sensitive keys.
Lot 45
PAiA Modular Synthesizer: two cabinet system. Partially tested. - powers up and seems to be working. We've attempted some basic testing of all this PAiA gear, but as you can imagine doing a full diagnostic test on this amount of equipment of this nature could be the work of days. All of these are part of the Dex Wright collection, and given the complexity, rarity and "home-made" nature of these items the buyer should definitely assume there are issues that will need to be sorted out for full functioning of the items.No guarantee or warranty implied. Operational status may change during shipping. See the main Buying Page for further important information.
Lot 447
An Edwardian mahogany display cabinet on stand, Sheraton revival, first quarter 20th century, hand-painted with flowers, fruits, instruments and harebells, brass gallery top above two glazed doors and two drawers, on square tapering legs to spade feet, joined by lower shelf, 171cm high, 136cm wide, 40cm deep Condition Report: Scratches, knocks and stains to wood throughout, structurally sound, overall very good condition.
Lot 437
A Victorian Aesthetic movement oak side table by Marsh, Jones and Cribb, third quarter 19th century, part-ebonised, with single drawer, turned legs and spindles, on castors, with paper label stating Marsh, Jones, and Cribb, (late Kendell & co) no.52406 workman's name, ? Smith, 73cm high, 92cm wide, 46cm deepFootnotes: Note: Following their joint purchase of John Kendell's London cabinet making firm in 1864, John Marsh and Edward Jones, both originally from Leeds, then went on to establish their own furniture showroom in Cavendish Square. By 1872 Marsh and Jones had formed an official business partnership with Henry Cribb.Marsh, Jones and Cribb enjoyed great success and gained particular renown during the 1860s and 1870s, coinciding with a period when the company employed some of the foremost gothic revival designers of the time. Perhaps most notable among these important creative figures were Charles Bevan and Bruce Talbert (d. 1881), who both championed their own highly distinctive Geometric gothic style.
Lot 328
History and Non-Fiction: A collection of decorative leather bound books, 18th century and later, comprising 41 books in total, to include: William Robertson D. D., The History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V, 4 Vols., London: W. Strachan & T. Cadell, 1772; George Courtney Lyttleton, History of England, 3 Vols., London: J. Stratford, 1806; Christopher Kelly, The Memorable Battle of Waterloo, London: Thomas Kelly, 1817; Lucy Aiken, Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth, 2 Vols., London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1819; Alain-René Lesage, Histoire de Gil Blas, three editions, each in 4 Vols., Paris: A. Belin, 1813; Paris: Charles Gosselin, Mame-Delauney, Parmantier, 1822; Paris: Werdet et Lequien Fils, 1829; Rev. Connop Thirlwall, History of Greece, from the Cabinet Cyclopædia series, 8 Vols., London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1835; Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay, Lays of Ancient Rome, two Editions, London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1853, London: Longman, Green, Longman and Roberts, 1861; Oliver Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches, with elucidations by Thomas Carlyle, 2 Vols., London: Chapman and Hall, 1845; Lord Mahon, History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles, 5th Edition, 7 Vols., London: John Murray, 1858(41)
Lot 372
A Regency rosewood side cabinet and a later copy, first quarter 19th century, the D-shaped top with guilloche cast brass mounted edge, above a cupboard door enclosing an adjustable shelf, the door and rounded sides lined with pleated pink silk and with brass grilles, on turned tapering legs; together with a later example made to match in the second half of the 20th century, fitted for a television set, 88cm high, 122 cm wide, 45cm deepAn Article 10 Licence, Certificate No 624139/01, has been issued for the later side cabinet.Provenance: The Property of Lord and Lady Weinstock Condition Report: Good condition overall. Structurally stable and ready to use. The Regency cabinet with inevitable minor surface scratches, marks, knocks, wear, abrasions and areas of discolouration, consistent with age and use. Some shrinkage splits and minor repairs to the veneers. The shelf has a split to the left hand side. The metalwork with rubbing, tarnishing and surface scratches. The pleated silk is replaced and likely dates to the same time as the creation of the modern cabinet. Some breakages to the wire at edges. The lock replaced and with one key. The modern cabinet somewhat faded and with numerous hairline cracks to the very thin veneers. The varnish discoloured and flaking in some areas. The legs are grained rosewood rather than solid. Lacking a central backboard and the bottom board with slats cut out for ventilation. One key.
Lot 436
A Victorian Aesthetic movement oak dining table by Marsh, Jones and Cribb, third quarter 19th century, part-ebonised, with three extra leaves, on turned legs and castors, with paper label stating Marsh, Jones and Cribb, late Kendal & co, 72cm high, 325cm wide, 127cm deepFootnotes: Note: Following their joint purchase of John Kendell's London cabinet making firm in 1864, John Marsh and Edward Jones, both originally from Leeds, then went on to establish their own furniture showroom in Cavendish Square. By 1872 Marsh and Jones had formed an official business partnership with Henry Cribb.Marsh, Jones and Cribb enjoyed great success and gained particular renown during the 1860s and 1870s, coinciding with a period when the company employed some of the foremost Gothic Revival designers of the time. Perhaps most notable among these important creative figures were Charles Bevan and Bruce Talbert (d. 1881), who both championed their own highly distinctive Geometric gothic style.
Lot 457
A pair of French mahogany and walnut commodes à vantaux, in the manner of Guillaume Benneman, Louis XVI style, 20th century, gilt-metal mounted, marble tops above two drawers and two doors, on lion paw feet, 99cm high, 158cm wide, 56cm deep (2) Footnotes: Note: The present lot is a copy of the commode supplied by Guillaume Benneman for Louis XVI's apartments at Compiègne in 1786. It was probably made by Sauvage for the Comte de Provence and was later adapted by Benneman under the instruction of Hauré for Louis XVI's Cabinet du Conseil at Fontainebleau, where it remains today. (see J. Meuvret et al., French Cabinet Makers of the Eighteenth Century, 1963, p. 309).Copied in widely varying degrees of quality throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the present example exhibits a high level of workmanship as becoming of a celebrated Parisian Belle Époque ébéniste such as François Linke who made the model under Index Number 775.
Lot 145
After Sir Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)Self-Portrait, 1623, mirrored and very finely inlaid, with a brass border and hardwood frame, numbered 10 to the back, 25cm x 16.5cm, together with a hardwood glazed wall mounted display cabinet, with brass hinges, with a forest green felt lining and Royal Blue base, in the form of an arch, with a stand to the back, 35cm wide x 4cm deep x 39.5cm high (2)Provenance: Self-Portrait with Le Garde Meuble Public Bedel & Cie,18 Rue St Augustin, Avenue Victor Hugo, 67, 194, Rue Championnet, Rue Lecourbe, 308 original label to the back Provenance: The Property of a Gentleman, from a Period Winchcombe Town House Self-portrait with signs of wear consistent with and use. Some chips. Some holes. Display cabinet with overall wear consistent with age and use.Note- green lining is not glued to the interior base of cabinet
Lot 260
Collection of miscellaneous porcelain and ceramics including: a classical jug on a circular base, marked 'Dresden' to the base, approx 13cm high overall, a Meissen 'Allegory Astronomers' figure group, with incised marks to the base, 11cm high approx overall, small side or cabinet plates etc At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
Lot 96
Satinwood painted cabinet on stand19th Century, broken arch pediment top, above glazed doors, mirrored middle section and faux drawers, 91cm wide x 205cm high overall x 44cm deepProvenance: The Property of a Gentleman, from a Period Winchcombe Town House. At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.
Lot 473
A Large Cabinet of Magic Lantern Slides the cabinet constructed of stained oak with 6 pull-out drawers, slides mostly sorted into groups and labeled Drawer 1 - Religeos subjects. Drawer 2 - London and Windsor Drawer 3 - Devon Drawer 4 - English Seaside & Egypt & the Nile. Drawer 5 - along the Thames Drawer 6 - more along the Thames Note not all slides checked for subject continuity
Lot 418
An Exceptionally Large & Well Appointed Domestic Medicine Chest English, c.1850, of cupboard form, constructed of French polished mahogany with campaign-style brass handle to top, each door housing a gallery of velvet lined fitted compartments with 7 bottles, main body with a gallery of 5 bottles, and an arrangement of six drawers below, housing scales, apothecary weights, further bottles and jars in fitted compartments, glass pestle and mortar and other accessories, all thus far described mounted above a large single drawer containing other items including some records of prescriptions, to the rear of the cabinet a sliding drawer, secured by an internal bolt, reveals a further gallery of five large bottles, some bottles with original labels for 'T MORFORD, Operative & Dispensing Chemist by Examination, 196 High St Stoke Newington' dimensions 38cm high, 32 wide when closed Note: some bottles contain original contents so cannot be posted by Flints Shipping department. Buyer to arrange collection or own courier/shipping company We recommend contacting Mail Boxes Newbury for a quote
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