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Lot 620
A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD LACQUERED WOOD RECTANGULAR CABINET, decorated in gold lacquer with a variety of mon, the hinges of good quality engraved bronze, the corners and parts of the edges with similar onlaid bronze fittings, the front with two doors enclosing drawers to the interior, 43.5in wide x 31.5in deep x 42.5in high.
Lot 405
A japanned cabinet, in the 17th century style, profusely gilt decorated and with raised designs of birds, opening to reveal eleven drawers and a cupboard enclosing four further drawers, raised on a giltwood stand, the pierced apron centred with a winged cherub, the legs carved as female caryatids, united with a shaped stretcher, 107cm wide, 48cm deep, 153cm high
Lot 35
*Sevres. A pair of mid 19th-century porcelain cabinet plates from the Chateau des Tuileries series, finely handpainted with Chateau de Chenonceaux signed Guillou, with royal blue and gilded border, blue Sevres 1846 stamp to base, accompanying green Sevres mark and series marks, 22.5cm diameter, together with another of Chateau de Chaumont (3)
Lot 230
*Penkill Castle. A spice cabinet from Penkill Castle, later 19th century, incorporating earlier components, oak cabinet, with veneered panelled door, with lock and key, interior with seven drawers around a central mirrored recess, painted decoration to drawer fronts and interior of recess (latter with painted trompe l'oeil drapes to sides and tiled floor), drawers with turned horn pendant pulls, one drawer containing some remains of gold leaf, an embroidered needlecase, and a tiny hand-stitched silk pin cushion, 38.5 x 42.5 x 23cm (15.25 x 16.75 x 9ins) Provenance: from Penkill Castle. Penkill was the home of Alice Boyd and Scottish artist William Bell Scott, and was frequented by Pre-Raphaelite artists and writers, such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Morris and Christina Rossetti. (1)
Lot 158
*Table cabinet. A late 19th-century Continental ormolu table casket, in the Renaissance style, with a hinged compartment surmounted by a dog finial (detached), another compartment beneath, with c-scroll and leaf moulded decoration throughout with a single drawer to the base, on eight splayed feet, 33cm high x 33cm wide x 27cm deep (1)
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