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Lot 256
Crimea group to George Merriott who used the alias William Stephens. Medals - Crimea with Sebastopol clasp impressed to W. Stephens GR Rl Horse Aty, Turkish Crimea Medal 'La Crimea' (Sardinia Issue). Army LSGC Medal named 110 Gunn'r G Merriott A.Bde RHA. An interesting group with two cabinet photos and letter written by the original purchaser who bought the medal from the family. Crimea very worn with rubbed naming. F-VF (3)
Lot 335
AN ITALIAN WALNUT SIDE CABINET, 17TH CENTURY rectangular, with a single frieze drawer above a panelled door flanked by reeded styles, raised on a plinth base with lions paw feet, 64 x 91.5 x 33cm Provenance: de-accessioned from the collections of the National Gallery of Victoria; acquired at Sotheby& Melbourne, the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, October 30th 2007, lot 15, illustrated catalogue page 12.
Lot 1055
A 19TH CENTURY CHINOISERIE BLACK LACQUERED CABINET ON STAND with two doors opening to multiple drawers, painted to the exterior and interior with raised gilding depicting figures in gardens, 97.5 x 90 x 50cm; together with a separate base with a shaped apron and scroll supports united by cross stretchers, 111 x 96 x 57.5cm
Lot 130
Two 16.5 x 10.7cm, albumen print cabinet cards showing three-quarter length... Two 16.5 x 10.7cm, albumen print cabinet cards showing three-quarter length portraits of King George V in the uniform of the Admiral of the Fleet and Queen Consort Mary of Teck with dress and jewels worn for the coronation of Edward VII, signed "George R. 1908" and "Victoria Mary 1908", both with original gilt-edged mount of the photographic studio W. & D. Downey; tape residue to printed rear, some browning to mounts, ink slightly faded to Mary's signature. William and Daniel Downey opened their studio in 1863 and could boast many members of the Royal family among their sitters.
Lot 88
Large colour print of Margaret Thatcher sat working on cabinet papers Large colour print of Margaret Thatcher sat working on cabinet papers, by British portrait painter Leonard Boden, signed by Thatcher in black marker below the picture, ltd.ed. 263/850; in very good condition, overall size 106 x 83cm.
Lot 38
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Cabinet Cup and Saucer, 1919, painted by William Ricketts and F Harper with still lives of fruit on a mossy bank, signed, printed marks in puce; A Similar Miniature Goblet, 1932, painted by Edward Townsend; and A Similar Ovoid Vase and Cover, 1938, painted by Edward Townsend, 12cm high (5) Some glaze crazing. 210115
Lot 41
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Twin-Handled Urn Shaped Vase and Cover, 1924, painted by Edward Townsend with a still life of fruit on a mossy bank within a foliate scroll cartouche on a powder blue ground with gilt strapwork, signed, printed mark in puce, 17.5cm high; and A Royal Doulton Cabinet Cup and Saucer, gilt with foliate swags on a powder blue ground, printed marks (4) Very minor wear to gilding. 210115
Lot 953
A Rosewood Breakfront Display Cabinet, in the manner of Gillows, 2nd quarter 19th century, the upper section with balustrade gallery above a glazed door enclosing a shelf, the base with three open shelves between scrolling fluted corbel supports, 66cm by 49cm by 147cm Reasonable condition consistent with age. Open shelves discoloured and scratched. Otherwise minor scuffs. Left hand scroll bracket with repair. With key and working lock. 190215
Lot 989
An Edwardian Mahogany and Satinwood Banded Breakfront Display Cabinet, labelled Maple & Co, early 20th century, the upper section with central glazed door enclosing two fixed shelves flanked by serpentine shaped panels, the base of two deep drawers flanked by cupboard doors, 108cm by 36cm by 167cm Reasonable condition. Minor losses to the carved detail on the corner of the leg, and moulded section above this leg. Corner sections of moulding also missing below central glazed door. 230115
Lot 1026
A Pair of French Louis XV Style Kingwood and Gilt Metal Mounted Vitrines, late 19th century, of serpentine shaped form, the glazed panels and doors enclosing a floral lined interior, raised on cabriole legs with gilt foliate mounts and sabots, 59cm by 43cm by 86cm Cabinet 1 - with key and working double locks. Timber slightly dry and faded. Gilt mounts tarnished. Ash interior shelf with chip to corner. Cabinet 2 - similar condition. Both consistent with age. 060215
Lot 1034
A Fine Louis XV Style Tulipwood and Rosewood Crossbanded Jewellery Cabinet, circa 1850, with gilt metal and porcelain oval mounts, the hinged lid enclosing a velvet lined interior above a fall with green leather skiver, two long and two short drawers below, raised on a stand with brass side carrying handles and single frieze drawer, raised on slender cabriole legs, 43cm by 36cm by 97cm Small veneer losses, particularly around the legs, with some veneers starting to lift. Jewellery casket generally good. Several minor natural? fine splits. Mirror inside lid slightly tarnished. Gilt mounts slightly loose. 190115
Lot 1047
An Early 19th Century Dutch Walnut and Marquetry Inlaid Display Cabinet, the moulded pediment above an astragal glazed door enclosing a green velvet lined interior with three fixed shelves, above two cupboard doors inlaid with musical trophies flanked by canted sides, 159cm by 42cm by 243cm With key and working lock to top section. Cupboard doors open, but no key. Cosmetically good. Minor repairs consistent with age. Minor natural? small splits throughout. Small veneer losses. Green velvet interior reasonable. Veneer losses around the moulded base section. Old worm holes to feet. 230115
Lot 1051
An Italian Carved Walnut Side Cabinet, in 17th century style, with two frieze drawers above a panelled door flanked by caryatid mounts, the moulded base above claw forefeet, 76cm by 40cm by 94cm Slightly varnished finish. Various old repairs and alterations. Numerous old worm holes. Replaced backboards. Split and repairs to central cupboard door. With key and working locks to top two drawers. 060215
Lot 753
A Korean cabinet, incorporating three pairs of panel doors, and with brass mounts with engraved decoration, 107 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB From a local private client, which is a large Victorian dwelling. The front panels are like a burr-wood, whilst the sides are plain, there are only brass mounts to the fronts and the corners, all the front panels have slight warps and splits, which should be visible from the photographs, all the interiors are papered with Korean style newspaper (?), overall: in an original condition, the top is very dusty as you would expect from a private client, it is possible some of the back boards have been replaced at some point, the bracket carvings are knocked, damaged and broke, and it sits on sledge type feet which might be later, 46.5 cm deep x 163 cm high Date is in all probability late 19th/early 20th century
Lot 760
A Liberty style walnut writing cabinet, with inlaid decoration, the three quarter pierced gallery above a fall front, the base having a frieze drawer on turned and carved legs joined by an undertier, 70 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by MW Top - scratched all over. Gallery bobbins intact. Inside there is an old ink stain on the top of the drawer top. Fall front inside, velvet pad worn, looks original, some ink marks, and the pad is lifting in bottom right hand corner. Overall condition commensurate with age, usual wear, knocks, scratches, bruising etc.
Lot 771
A Bombay style Arts & Crafts type cabinet, with inlaid decoration, the superstructure having a panel door and six drawers, the base with a pair of panel doors, a larger single panel door, and a recess, 99.5 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by MW The piece of furniture is market fresh and presented in honest condition. It has faded due to sunlight damage. The top has numerous scratches, some deep, two shrinkage splits, water staining and some black marks which appear to be ink stains See illustrations
Lot 842
A chemist style stained pine shop display cabinet, the moulded cornice above a fluted frieze, with a pair of glazed doors below, flanked by fluted pillars, the base with three frieze drawers and 40 small drawers, mostly with numbered oval enamel plaques, 187 cm wide x 30 cm deep x ***226 cm high NOT 266 cm high*** See inside front cover colour illustration
Lot 845
A Chinese hardwood display cabinet, with carved and pierced decoration, on cabriole legs joined by an undertier, 102 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by RB In a market fresh condition, slightly faded, the glazed door is slightly warped on the frame, from a local private client
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