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Lot 92
A good quality Jacobean style oak duodarn of small proportions the moulded edge rectangular overhang top with carved frieze and turned pendants, central carved door flanked by carved panels enclosing a small cabinet, the lower portion similarly carved having a pair of doors enclosing storage space, shaped carved apron beneath, the whole supported on block turned legs with stretchers to front and sides, 107cm high by 79cm wide by 45cm deep
Lot 97
An Edward mahogany two part glazed bookcase over cabinet base, the upper portion with shallow moulded cavetto cornice over inlaid frieze supported on square tapering columns ahead of a pair of astral glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelving, set on a cabinet with a pair of inlaid panel doors enclosing shelves, the whole supported on a plinth base, 190cm high by 122cm wide by 47cm deep
Lot 633
A Chinese black lacquered rosewood cabinet, late 19th century, carved in relief and openwork with dragons to the cresting and uprights, the upper section with open shelves, the back panel carved and pierced with prunus and bamboo above a pair of panelled doors carved in relief with prunus and rockwork, within basket weave borders, above a scrollwork apron and animal paw feet, W.3ft 9in. H.7ft D.1ft 5in.Provenance: George Fenwick born in Scotland in 1848, began as a steam boiler engineer and served aboard sailing vessels, many of which were being converted to steam propulsion as his career gathered momentum. He went ashore at Shanghai, where he established a business making steam - donkey - engines for dockside cranes, installing steam engines in ships, providing maintenance services to ship owners, and eventually building ships. This went so well, he expanded to Hong Kong, where the business also flourished. Apparently, he operated the first floating dry dock in the Orient, and otherwise left his mark on Hong Kong to this day: Fenwick Street and Fenwick Harbour, the latter used as a base by the US Navy post World War II. The cabinet was brought back to Scotland around 1896.Thence by family descent.
Lot 637
A French Louis XVI style ormolu mounted marquetry kingwood marble topped side cabinet, by Alexandre Hugnet, with single drawer above two cupboard doors, on tapering supports with ormolu capped feet, interior label for A.Hugnet, 69 Faubourg Street, Antoine, Paris, W.2ft 10.5in.Alexandre Hugnet, the son of cabinet maker Aine Hugnet succeeded his father at his Faubourg, St Antoine Etelier in 1880. He was awarded a silver medal at the 1889 Exhibition Universelle.
Lot 138
A Victorian rosewood Tunbridgeware jewellery cabinet, attributed to Henry Hollamby, the cushion shaped top decorated with a view of Bayham Abbey, the two doors with mosaic floral spray opening to reveal three interior drawers, on plinth base, 10in.For similar see Brian Austen Tunbridgeware, figure 15.
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