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Lot 823
An early 18th Century walnut cabinet on stand, the top with moulded edge above a cushion drawer and two oyster veneered and marquetry inlaid doors depicting exotic birds amongst foliage opening to reveal a walnut veneered and cross-banded interior with central cupboard door enclosing five drawers within a bank of eleven drawers on a stand with single slim drawer on barley twist supports to blocks united by a centre stretcher on turned feet, 119 cm x 154 cm CONDITION REPORTS Is in need of extensive restoration - top cornice is missing approx half of the veneer to front edge - although a lot of loose and missing piece present (see image) cannot guarantee all are here. There are cracks and split to the veneer throughout the piece. The side have some fading. The two doors both have splits running vertically down them in several places - see images and veneer to doors needs attention, one door is more faded than the other and is slightly green in colour the other more in keeping with the main piece, doors show sign of shrinkage, interior colour is reasonable and veneer with some small knock and signs of wear but over in reasonable condition, hinges, clock and handles replacements, stand - unlikely legs are original but is in good sound order but show signs of wear for use. Has clearly had some previous restoration in the past.
Lot 632
Travel and Exploration Relating to the Marquasas, Pitcairn, Easter Island: An important archive of ephemera and artifacts relating to The Sayer Family, three volumes, one leather bound containing a collection of 18th and 19th Century prints, engravings and scraps, one marbled paper bound volume compiled by Miss Sayer being typical Georgian lady's scrapbook containing engravings of scenes, portraits and costume, hand written anecdotes, poetry extracts, original verses and epitaphs, one journal by Robert Sayer commencing in 1806 including contemporary transcripts of letters sent and received, many with references to a variety of ships, frigates and sloops, including HMS Victory, Jupiter and Ariadne, included in the volume Robert Sayer's commission appointing him as lieutenant to HMS Victory, together with a small cabinet of drawers, two containing a variety of sea shells, one with mineral samples, many labelled from Chile, Bolivia, San Francisco etc, one with a variety of artefacts including locks of hair in labelled parchment, one relating to Bounty mutiny, items from Easter Island and the Pitcairns, two complete and one damaged early Polynesian fish hooks, examples of which can be found in the Cook-Forster collection, National Museum of Australia, miniature hand written book, an 1848 Queen Victorian Naval General Service medal with Java bar named Robert Sayer, Mid Shipman etc Provenance: Consigned by a direct descendant of the original owners, The Sayer Family
Lot 76
An early-20th century Sheraton Revival serpentine display cabinet, the upper part with moulded and dentil inlaid cornice above a pair of serpentine glazed doors, the lower part having two serpentine drawers, on square tapered legs with spade feet joined by shaped stretchers, inlaid overall with marquetry foliage and floral baskets, 92cm wide, 158cm high.
Lot 86
An Art Nouveau mahogany display cabinet, the cornice centre arch above two leaded glazed doors and central lead-glazed panel decorated with stylised flower head above two inlaid frieze drawers, on square fluted legs joined by an arched apron and stretcher, 135cm wide, 178cm high. In the style of Shapland & Petter.
Lot 343
Gordon Russell, English Oak Cabinet, designed by Gordon Russell, cabinet maker H.J. Mann dd 30/06/1927 design no.437. The cabinet having two cupboards with internal shelves and mirrored door with chamfered carving to door and drawer surrounds. Two short drawers and three long drawers beneath, supported on bracket feet, approx 52 x 175 x 100 cms with original Russell Workshop Broadway label to left drawer base. Provenance: H. W. Keil Ltd Broadway
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