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Lot 1049
An Edwardian mahogany ladies writing table, made by Ray & Miles Cabinet Manufactures, Liverpool, the arched shaped back with a central bevelled edge mirror, the top with a leather inset writing surface and satinwood cross-banding to edge, fitted with a single drawer, with makers label, raised on square tapered legs, 108 cm high, 76 cm wide and 45 cm deep.
Lot 803
Three Herbert Gibbs bookcases, three American style diner chairs, and other items (qty) Condition report Report by MW The metal filing cabinet is included in the lot, as are the glazed display/bookcase, the glazed sideboard, the bentwood stool, another glazed cabinet, two chrome legged kitchen chairs, another similar kitchen chair, making a total of eight items in the lot.
Lot 551
CHARLES SPOONER FOR ELMDON & CO: AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK DRESSER, the upper section with three shelves flanked by panelled cupboards, the base with an arrangement of four panelled cupboard doors with typical arts and crafts handles, with similarly panelled sides. Stamped to the reverse `Elmdon London` and with initials `HJSM`, 85"" high x 79"" wide. See illustration. Provenance: Charles Spooner at his home Eyot Cottage where he lived from 1892 until his death in 1938. The dresser remained at the property until his widow died in 1949 at which time the property, with the dresser, were sold to the current vendors parents. Charles Spooner (1862 - 1938) was famously described by Charles Ashbee as one of the figures with which the Arts and Crafts movement would be most readily identified in years to come, in saying this he ranked Spooner alongside Lethaby, Barnsely and Gimson. Unfortunately Spooners reputation has not grown at the same rate as some of his contemporaries despite a clear personal style and an architectural career that spanned some fifty years. Spooner established his own architectural practice in 1891 producing some fine domestic work as well as establishing a reputation for fine ecclesiastical work. Like many of his contemporaries Spooner felt that furniture design was an integral part of his work describing furniture making as `the finest and most finished of the building crafts`. Elmdon & Co. were furniture makers at 1 Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith, London W. They specialised in manufacturing modern furniture and fittings, often to architects designs, and they endeavoured to produce work that harmonised with traditional furniture but did not copy it. The designs were to satisfy the requirements of good taste `without the enrichment in the form of carving, inlay, or painting, Â… We aim at producing well-designed and well-made furniture..` The firm is best remembered through a small catalogue `A catalogue of furniture made by Elmdon & Co at 1 Ravesnourt Park Hammersmith London. From designs by Charles Spooner& Arthur J.Penty`, undated but almost certainly dating to c1906. The dresser illustrated as Design No5. In this catalogue is almost certainly the dresser offered for sale here (see above). It is one of the most striking items in the catalogue and shows a clear debt to the Cotswold School of Arts and Crafts furniture production whilst showing an informed understanding of, and respect for traditional English cabinet work of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Lot 178
Doppio corpo con cassetti e alzata a due ante (trumò). Roma, prima metà del XVIII secolo. Completamente lastronato in noce e con filetti in bosso, leggermente mosso sul fronte e sui fianchi, caratterizzati da lunghe lesene. La ribalta scopre quattro cassetti e un pianetto scorrevole con segreti, altri cinque cassettini sono nell’alzata. Cimasa a timpano spezzato con specchio centrale e due capitelli in legno scolpito e dorato sulle estremità. Difetti e restauri. cm 256x68x125. - Two-piece cabinet with drawers and top with two doors (trumeau). Rome, first half 18th century. Completely walnut veneered. Defects and restoration. Start Price: €10000
Lot 287
Doppio corpo a due ante con ribalta e cassetti, Veneto. Bellissimo esempio, ma fuori epoca, del più importante elemento d’arredo del settecento veneziano, protagonista dei più importanti saloni delle case patrizie della Serenissima. Mosso sul fronte e sui fianchi, completamente lastronato in noce e radica. Sotto una grande cimasa movimentata si aprono due ante a specchio che celano una molteplicità di cassetti, vani e sportelli. Il corpo inferiore a tre cassetti e piano ribaltabile che nasconde ulteriori vani, cassetti, antine e segreti. Restauri e mancanze. cm 2527x142x61. - Two section cabinet-desk with two doors and drawers, Veneto. Some restoration/losses. Start Price: €700
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