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Click here to subscribeA mid-20th century Italian ebonized and metal mounted cocktail cabinet, designed by Umberto Mascagni, the two glass doors and sides etched with musical vignettes within scroll borders, height 92cm, width 77cm, depth 40cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A mid-20th century oak haberdashery cabinet, fitted with eight glazed doors enclosing multiple slide-out trays, height 163cm, width 155cm, depth 54cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Sheila Jeffery, West Sussex collector and geologist.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A William and Mary burr wood and brass mounted collector's cabinet, raised on an associated chest of a similar period, both possibly burr mulberry, the cabinet doors and corners with elaborate brass mounts, the interior fitted with an arrangement of ebony banded drawers, the chest fitted with four oak-lined drawers, all with feather banded borders, raised on turned bun feet, height 157cm, width 88cm, depth 55cm (associated marriage and some other alterations). Provenance: from the principal contents of Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A George V hallmarked silver snuff box with engine turned decoration in the Art Deco style, the interior engraved ‘An Ode to Stan, King Cole liked Pipe & Fiddle Strings, But Snuff’s the stuff for Cabinet Kings 1940’, weight 61g, length 5.4cm, Birmingham 1934, Deykin & Harrison Limited.
An early 20th century mahogany cutlery cabinet: the moulded top above two flame mahogany veneered panelled doors, the right door with the label of Elkington & Co. Ltd, 73 Cheapside, London, five graduated drawers, raised on cabriole legs with claw-and-ball feet (73.5 x 42 x 94.5 cm). The service to include:table knives, forks and spoons;dessert knives and forks with monogrammed mother of pearl handles;fish eaters;soup spoons;cheese and butter knives;sauce and soup ladles;sugar tongs and salt spoons;grape scissors, napkin rings and knife rests;other associated and unassociated cutlery and flatware.
J.H. WRIGHT after FRANCIS WHEATLEY R.A. - ‘A New Married Couple’, hand coloured engraving (reduced and discoloured).Also, after MARTINEL - ‘Un cabinet - le diner dans une heure’, plate no. 12, & ‘Dépêche-toi donc, n’y aura plus de places’, plate no. 9, both discoloured and showing evidence of mould. From Recueil des Scènes Familières, et de Société de Paris. Publ. de Villain. (3)
IB KOFOD-LARSEN (DANISH, 1921-2003) FOR G-PLAN, TEAK SIDEBOARD CIRCA 1960-69 with fall front cabinet flanked by twin cupboard doors over a recess, the base fitted with two long drawers flanked by a single cupboard, on stretchered tapered supports136cm high, 153cm wide, 43cm deep, further images now online.
Naval History -- Two souvenir albums of Corvetten Capitain Adolph Wilhelm Berger (1829-1898). 1866/1880s. First album (1866) with circa 173 mounted albumen prints. Various sizes, including 161 cdv size, 5 cabinet card size and 7 circa 20 x 27 cm albumen prints (each annotated with full name, military rank and date), mounted to album pages (buckled, slightly soiled/time-stained in edges), bound in modern half leather album with gilt-stamped title Corvetten Capitain Berger 1866, front fly leaf signed and dated by Adolph Berger in ink. Second album (1880s) with circa 92 albumen prints, most cdv, including 7 cabinet portraits, inserted in gilt-edged window album mats, most annotated in pencil below image on the mount, hand-painted dedication title page, full leather album with silver maritime ornaments on front cover, with clasp.These comprehensive albums are comprised of many portraits of Naval officers and large group portraits of ship crews on deck of SMS Niobe and the ironclad warship Hansa. These photographs from the 1860s-1880s are extremely rare documents of German naval history. German photos of this kind were rare even then and only a few have survived. The albums offered here include nearly every officer and official who held rank in the Prussian and Imperial Navy. They are all connected in some way with Adolph Berger's career as an officer. Of particular interest is a portrait photograph of James Madison Adams (1826-1870). Adams was a Chief Engineer in the US Navy and came to Kiel in 1866 on the USS "Augusta." The USS "Augusta" was one of two escort ships of the monitor USS "Miantonomoh" built for the United States Navy while the American Civil War was still in progress. After the end of the Civil War, US President Andrew Johnson sent the ship on a voyage across the North Atlantic in May 1866 to conduct a "showing the flag mission" in Europe. The spectacular armored ship was a great sensation wherever it appeared. Coming from St. Petersburg, the USS "Augusta" and the USS "Miantonomoh" entered the harbor of Kiel on 29.09.1866, where among others the photo of James M. Adams was taken. The portraits of English officers of the S.M.S. "Black Prince" in one of the albums are also rare and interesting. A very extensive documentation and list of names is included with the albums.For a more detailed biography of Adolph Berger, see previous lot 4049. – Some photos faded, some photos cut out, a few with light spots, otherwise most in good condition.
AN EDWARDIAN INLAID SATINWOOD AND PAINTED SIDE CABINET,the top section with raised three-quarter gallery, above twin cupboard doors, and outset single frieze drawer, raised on slender square tapering legs, the entire painted with putti, floral and foliate decoration. 139.5cm high, 46cm wide, 26.5cm deepCondition Report: Good condition Small slip of veneer has buckled on one sideOtherwise no issues of significant See additional images
A MIXED WOOD STORAGE CHEST / CABINET, ICH'UNG JANGKorea, Joseon Dynasty, 19th centurySet with veneered probably burlwood and elm panels. Set with a garniture of yellow brass pieces and handles. Opening by numerous drawers and panels.H: 106 cm - L: 107 cm - Depth: 48 cmCondition Report: Very good patination to the frontBrass hinges and mounts present and originalOne scroll end has been 'flattened' and needs repairDrawers and lining are good, but have become slightly 'baggy' from wear and shrinkagePrivate collectionSee images
A COLLECTION OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL STEMWARE comprising c.45 drinking glasses of facetted flared design on star-cut bases, various sizes (45)Condition Report: I have separated the examples into good and chippedx38 good examples - photographed in cabinetx7 with small chips - imaged atop the side cabinet
A Victorian oak bookcase cabinet, the upper section with foliate carved pediment over two pairs of twin arch panelled doors enclosind adjustable shelving, the base with two fielded panelled doors, each panel decorated with different musical instruments, pianos, spinnet, harpsichord, etc, flanked by further panels to the sides, similarly decorated, opening to reveal three long drawers and recess flanked by an adjustable shelf section, raised on a bracket foot base (Provenance: Made for Charles Taphouse of Oxford Music and Instrument Shop who once owned the instruments to the right door, now held in the Bate Collection in Oxford), 164 cm wide x 45 cm deep x 203.5 cm high
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