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Lot 105
"A Birks, Canadian sterling silver Canteen of Cutlery for twelve including 5 x 12 Knives and Forks, 6 x 12 Spoons, 4 Table Spoons, Fish Servers, Cake Slices, Sauce Ladles, Condiment Spoons, Sugar Claws, Butter Knives, Cake Breaker, Cheese Knife, 2 Napkin Rings, etc 222 items in total, with a Cabinet having hinged lid above four drawers on cabriole legs"
Lot 879
"A William and Mary Marquetry Cabinet on Stand in the manner of Gerrit Jensen, c1690, the cornice with leaf tip marquetry above a cushion drawer with overall seaweed and strapwork marquetry decoration surrounding putto and exotic birds. The pair of doors with similar decoration of putti, exotic birds and leaf enclosing eleven decorated drawers each centred with leafy grotesque masks and surrounding a central cupboard depicting dancing figures and a musician, opening to reveal eight small drawers behind which are a further set of concealed drawers. The stand fitted one long decorated drawer on six tapering pedestal legs with shaped stretcher all with similar decoration on bun terminals.3ft 11in x 5ft 7inProvenance: Acquired 1967 from Edward Nowell of WellsFootnote:Lavishly decorated cabinets on stand of this type were intended for show. among the more prominent makers was Gerrit Jensen, a Dutchman working in London in the late 17th Century who was Cabinet maker in Ordinary to the Crown and documentary evidence survives for several of his pieces in Royal and aristocratic collections. Complex seaweed marquetry, arabesque scrolls and foliate ornamentation with small figures are typical of his work. Without contemporary evidence it is now impossible to say whether all the pieces attributed to him are actually his work or that of his workshop.The design of this piece, the layout of the drawers and the identical measurements of this Cabinet on Stand strongly suggest that it is from the same source as that from Gosterwood attributed to Jensen and recently on the market"
Lot 651
An early 19th century black lacquered and chinoiserie decorated table cabinet, parcel gilded, having a hinged bell top above a pair of cupboard doors decorated with figures amongst stylised landscapes and enclosing an arrangment of seven small drawers, raised on shaped plinth base fitted drawer. H.45cm, together with an associated stained beechwood occasional table/stand. H.76cm W.53cm
Lot 185
An unusual clear crystal five strand necklace tree of tapering cylindrical form upon a rounded base with applied sticker Dartington, England together with a small example, possibly for use with rings together with a Royal Doulton and other glass ring tree, a Dartington paperweight with scorpio detail, an ebony dressing brush with applied silver mount, etc (brush displayed behind cabinet)
Lot 205
Various boxes and cases of silver plated cutlery to include a cased set of twelve fish knives and forks, a further good quality oak cased set of twelve pairs of fish knives and forks with trailing chased decoration to the blades with polished handles, the case marked F E Rutherford, Goldsmith, Hawick Est 1763 together with a boxed serving trio, a boxed pair of silver teaspoons, etc (silver items displayed behind silver cabinet)
Lot 210
A good quality late 19th/early 20th century mahogany cutlery chest with brass inlaid borders and flush fitting brass handles, the hinged top revealing a blue felt lined fitted interior marked Boodle & Dunthorne, Liverpool containing a selection of stainless steel cutlery with polished handles, set above three fitted drawers with locking side bars, the cabinet fitted with two large flush fitted side carrying handles and further brass inlaid shield detail to the top, marked H F S etc
Lot 212
A small collection of silver plated wares to include a good quality dish with flared rim stamped Barnby & Rust, Hull, further similar dishes, an electroplated tankard, a small jug, etc, together with a selection of mostly stainless steel knives with polished handles, several silver and other teaspoons, etc, a pair of cut glass candlesticks, etc, (silver items displayed behind silver cabinet)
Lot 150
An exquisite Japanese inlaid ivory and shibayama Shodana cabinet, Meiji Period (1868-1912) The cabinet rising from four swept cloud scroll feet, extending to a stepped rectangular base, with finely carved ornamental pierced acanthus and scrolling lotus fretwork, the main display area rising from three short drawers and two small cabinets to two beautifully carved central openwork shelves and two upper cabinets with hinged doors, enclosed within galleried fence and bridge walkway openwork, and surmounted by a pitched pagoda roof with carved sway tile designs, the exterior panelled doors delicately and skilfully carved and applied with Shibiyama and applied mother-of-pearl depicting ladies seated on a veranda, crane in flight, quail, cockerel and further foul before naturalistic landscape, finely detailed with chrysanthemum, peony and lotus blooms, 240cm high, 137cm wide, 34cm deep. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Structurally the cabinet is in good condition, however there are signs of damage indicative of age, most of the inlaid shibiyama panels remain in good order with only small losses. The most notable panels showing loss of inlay are the bird cabinet panel on the left hand side, to the upper branch area there is a large loss, approx 3cm x 2cm in size, the lower left hand side drawer, has a section missing to the upper member, panel with seated ladies, figure on right has loss to her kimono, the further panels remain in good order, however many have minor damage, (presently we have several small pieces of ivory and mother of pearl that need re-adhering to the cabinet. Small areas where panel work have been re-glued. Cabinet in good antique condition with only damage and losses comparable with the age. Due to the size and fragility of the cabinet, Wright Marshall would highly recommend that the cabinet is viewed in person as a condition report of this nature can not wholly be relied upon.
Lot 217
A walnut and ebonised specimen cabinet, mid to late 20th Century Comprising six glazed topped drawers, five of which containing specimen butterflies and moths, each drawer with turned ebonised handles, the cabinet with folding ebonised locking strip sections, depth 29cm, width 39cm, height 44cm.
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