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Lot 271
A Very Attractive Victorian Polished Mahogany Coin Cabinet, containing 12 x trays with felt-lined double-holed spaces for 247 coins (farthing to crown+ sizes), brass fittings, lockable double doors with original antique key, gilt side carrying handles, 22cm x 23cm x 18cm, in excellent condition
![Macdonald, Captain Macdonald, of Sandside, Caithness. Inventory of the Writes[sic] belonging to Hary Innes of Sandside Esquir](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10121/2859435/108-2012414143546_468x382.jpg)
Lot 108
Macdonald, Captain Macdonald, of Sandside, Caithness. Inventory of the Writes[sic] belonging to Hary Innes of Sandside Esquire, Now in his own Repositories at Sandside 1761....ms 55pp in sepia ink in a clear hand, sewn in contemporary brown paper covers, small folio; A hand drawn and coloured plan of lands bordering Loch Calder, Thurso, very distressed and torn, 1830, other ms documents relating to Sandside - Thos Sinclair dated 1671; & 1750 relating to lands in the parish of Reay; Will of Ronald McDonald, Lieutenant of Marines on HMS Essex, with death certificate dated 1768; a Latin document of 1765, a few later Victorian wills; a marriage contract of 1860 between Major William Donald Macdonald of the 93rd Regt and Miss Emma Anne Elizabeth Lindsay.; A large wax seal of the Great Seal of George II (broken but complete) in tin seal box; An unusual oblong octavo early 19th century note book (some leaves watermarked 1833) containing 53 cut out silhouettes, 10cm in height and smaller, pasted to the facing page only, most identified in pencil, mainly members of the Macdonald family and their relations, including Hon. W. Maule, W Marshall MP, Admiral Wauchope, Major Burroughs, Capt. & Lady Ramsay Macdonald, General Slade CB, George Traill MP, Sir John & Lady Sinclair, Mr Huddleston, Lord & Lady Caithness, Capt. Douglas, Sinclair Traill Esq.; A large folio scrapbook, without covers, containing humourous sketches mainly cut from letters sent home from abroad by G R Winter to his children, drawings and watercolour sketches, c. 1870; A late nineteenth century album of watercolours by Patricia Ramsay Macdonald, landscape, buildings, mainly of Switzerland, the Alps and North Italy with a few of France and southern England; Four mid 19th century scrap albums and note books, 1825 and later; A leather bound photograph album of carte de visite and cabinet portraits of the Macdonald family with mainly later identifications to the album leaves. Five other late 19th and early 20th century family photograph albums with some annotation; Ms. small folio notebook William Macdonald "Pedestrian tour round the west coast of Scotland in 1849", 33pp. marbled, card covers; later 1889-90 travel journal of Harry L.S. Macdonald of six month tour through N. Africa, Italy & German (quantity) Provenance: Note: Captain Macdonald of Sandside (b.1791), only son of Colonel John Macdonald and Mary, eldest daughter of William Innes of Sandside. Succeeded his uncle in 1842 and married Lady Ramsey (5th daughter of William 1st Lord Panmure, and sister of Fox Maule Ramsay, 11th Earl of Dalhousie).
![Ruysch, Frederik Thesaurus anatomicus primus [-decimus]. Het eerste [-tiende] anatomisch cabinet. Amsterdam: Joannes Wolters](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10121/2859435/310-2012414144754_468x382.jpg)
Lot 310
Ruysch, Frederik Thesaurus anatomicus primus [-decimus]. Het eerste [-tiende] anatomisch cabinet. Amsterdam: Joannes Wolters (parts I-IX), Jansson-Waesberg (part X), 1701, 10 parts in one volume, 41 engraved plates including 22 folding plates; Ruysch, Frederik Thesaurus animalium primus... Het erste cabinet der dieren. Amsterdam: Joannes Wolters, 1710. additional engraved title, title in red and blank, 7 engraved plates, 2 folding; together 2 volumes, First editions, 4to, both frayed, browned, spotted and slightly dampstained, covers detached, worn (2)
Lot 599
A quality reproduction mahogany cylinder fronted corner cocktail cabinet in the Georgian manner, the upper compartment with mirrored interior and illuminated with two plate glass shelves, and with a cupboard below also enclosed by two panelled doors, on dwarf cabriole legs and with shell carving.
Lot 193
A George I burr walnut bureau bookcase, circa 1720, cornice centred by an eagle finial, above an oval mirror, pair of arched bevelled mirrored doors, opening to cupboards, drawers and pigeon holes, above two candle slides, the fall opening to cupboards, drawers, pigeon holes, sliding well and baize inset writing surface, above two short and two long drawers on bracket feet, 254cm high, 103cm wide, 60cm deep. Provenance: Formerly the property of Major John Courtauld of Burton Park, Chichester. Thence by family before gifted by Jeanne Courtauld to current vendor. For related bureau bookcases see Christopher Gilbert, Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, Furniture History Society, 1996, page 337 for an example signed by Peter Miller and dated 1724. See also page 361 for an example inscribed by the maker William Palleday (Will Palleday at the Crown in Aldermanbury- Cabinet-maker…).Please note: The catalogue image has been photoshopped so the cracked glass does not show in the image but one of the panels is cracked.
Lot 335
A William IV mahogany console table, circa 1835, rectangular top, frieze carved with scrolling acanthus, on elaborate scrolling supports, claw feet, above a concave undertier, 100cm high, 140cm wide, 60cm deep. Provenance: Christie’s, London, Fine Furniture, 20th September 2001. Lot 116. Anonymous sale, Sotheby’s London, 5 July 1996, lot 149. A paper label on the reverse inscribed in ink ‘...4 37 A. Brocklebank’ (?) and ‘119’, and inscribed in chalk ‘LOT 149’. The crest carved the frieze is that of the Case family of Ince and Red Hazels, Lancashire, and Thingwall Hall, near Liverpool. The overall design of the table relates to patterns for ‘Console’ and ‘Pier’ tables issued in George Smith’s, Cabinet Maker’s Guide, 1826, pls. LXIV and XXVII.
Lot 330
A pair of late 19th/early 20th century hand painted and gilt decorated circular cabinet plates, depicting a boy and girl playing and a boy playing a musical instrument to a girl, each signed, after Watteau, blue and black printed factory marks and printed Chateau des Tuileries to verso, diameter 24cm
Lot 805
A Victorian figured walnut veneered Davenport, the cushion shaped super structure with brass three quarter gallery to the hinged lid enclosing lined stationary cabinet, the hinged leather inset sloping front enclosing a fitted satinwood interior, flanked by four short drawers and four opposing dummy drawers, raised on carved scrolled uprights (illustrated)
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