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Lot 113
A ROYAL WORCESTER CABINET PLATE, of wavy-edged circular form, polychrome decorated to the centre with a panel of gooseberries, plums and wild flowers, surrounded by conforming panels of roses, all within a gilt embellished royal blue border, painted numeral W542 and printed green mark date coded for 1899, 22.5cm diameter
Lot 651
A WALNUT CABINET ON CHEST, having a moulded cornice and a cushion drawer with oyster veneer to the frieze above two doors with rectangular and arched veneers, crossbanding and lines of boxwood stringing, the interior later fitted with a half-shelf and mirror lining, the associated lower section having three graduated drawers with brass back plates and swing handles, on ogee bracket feet, 124cm wide x 177cm (constructed from two associated parts, both 18th century with alterations)
Lot 667
A 19TH CENTURY GILLOWS OF LANCASTER GOTHIC REVIVAL OAK WRITING TABLE the rectangular top incised with a green leather writing surface and having a concave moulded edge above a frieze drawer with white metal floret and loop handles and cut escutheon, the angle brackets of scrolled outline carved in low relief with a Lancashire rose to each side and on twin octagonal columnar refectory standards on chamfered and rose carved sledge feet and castors, impressed cabinet maker`s mark to drawer, 99cm wide x 60.5cm x 73cm high
Lot 679
AN ARTS & CRAFTS INLAID SATIN WALNUT BREAKFRONT CABINET THE DESIGN POSSIBLY GEORGE JACK FOR MORRIS & CO c1890, with patinated brass loop handles, pierced strapwork hinges and lock plates by Richard Llewellyn Rathbone (1864 - 1939) and inlaid in fruitwoods with elaborate scrolling floral work, chevron and ribbon banding, the cabinet now re-constructed to create a sideboard and a two-tier cabinet: THE BREAKFRONT SIDEBOARD with cushion moulded frieze above two door cupboard flanked by a single drawer to either side, on ten square tapered legs with spade feet joined by stretchers 189 cms wide THE CABINET constructed as a two tier cupboard, the upper section having two leaded glazed doors and side panels of interlocking stylised floral design within a `bullseye` border, the interior mirror and satinwood lined, above two conforming doors, the interior fitted with a satinwood shelf, on later legs, 90cms wide. See illustration NB it is thought that the original design would have been a breakfront superstructure formed as two glazed door cupboard flanked by a single glazed door to either side with ribbon inlaid uprights, above a mirror lined panel back with two square section front supports, on the breakfront lower section.
Lot 332
Five Minton cabinet plates, decorated in raised gilt with vases flora and scrollwork, printed marks to base, late 19th early 20th century, also two other similar Wedgwood plates. (7) Condition report: gilt wear to the rim of the yellow ground plate, chips to the applied jewels. The cream ground plates lacking turquoise jewels, and with heavy crazing. Wear to gilt of the turquoise border Wedgwood plate.
Lot 349
A William and Mary oyster veneered cabinet, circa 1690, on a later associated stand, cushion moulded drawer above a pair of doors, opening to and central cupboard and an arrangement of drawers, on a later associated stand, of recent manufacture incorporating two drawers, on spiral turned legs, shaped stretcher, bun feet, the cabinet 175cm high, 110cm wide, 51.5cm deep
Lot 395
A George III satinwood bowfront dressing table in the manner of John Cobb, circa 1770, serpentine top with rounded front corners, serpentine sides, crossbanding, boxwood and ebony stringing, containing a central drawer over a kneehole decorated with marquetry drapes and flowers and two hinged rear compartments to top, ivory knob handles to drawer, flanked on each side by a small drawer and a deep drawer with floral marquetry, on cabriole legs, 80cm high, 99cm wide, 55cm deep. The form of this dressing table bears relation to those in the French taste seen in Thomas Chippendale’s Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s Director, third edition, pl. 72. For a George III mahogany dressing table of related design see Christie’s, Important English Furniture and Carpets, 23rd November 2006, King Street. Provenance: Being sold on behalf of The Derek Baxter Chattels Trust
Lot 426
A pair of George III satinwood shield back armchairs, in the manner of George Hepplewhite, circa 1780, the frame carved with guilloche, the shield-shaped back with five reeded and foliate-clasped splats terminating in a fan medallion, with downswept arms, padded seats, on turned tapering reeded legs headed by rectangular panels with flowerheads, on pinched feet, each 92cm high, 57cm wide, 75cm deep. Provenance: The Late Mr Michael Stoop. Please note: This pair of chairs are possibly of 19th century manufacture. Potential buyers are encouraged to form their opinion by viewing in person.The design for this chair is derived from a pattern published in The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Guide, 1788, pl. 9. The pattern book was published by I. & J. Taylor from drawings by George Hepplewhite’s widow, Alice Hepplewhite. The firm had been established by George Hepplewhite (d.1786), who claimed to have been employed by George, Prince of Wales, later King George IV and may have supplied furniture for his apartments at Buckingham House, now Palace, London. Examples of this model have appeared in various notable publications and collections. One mahogany example was published in The Age of Satinwood of 1908, in which Percy Macquoid notes ‘This is a chair of great finish, and if designed by Hepplewhite, unusually perfect in all its proportions, and so good are these that the design is more suggestive of Adam than this maker’ (p. 188). See also the following reference sources:- P. Macquoid, A History of English Furniture: The Age of Satinwood, London and New York, 1908, p. 188 (F. Snook, Esq.).P. Macquoid and R. Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, 1924, vol. I, p. 253, fig. 142 (Francis Mallett) (this is the same chair as above).R. Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, rev. edn., 1954, vol. I, p. 295, fig. 219 (Coppinger Prichard Collection).C. Musgrave, Adam and Hepplewhite and other neo-classical Furniture, London, 1966, fig. 78 (H. Blairman and Sons). P. Brown, ed., The Noel Terry Collection of Furniture & Clocks, London, 1987, no. 68, p. 68.
Lot 465
*A mahogany library/ hunt table, stamped Gillows, the hinged top opening to a tooled red leather inset, on a base inscribed to base ‘Made by Thomas Stansmore for W.Royce cabinet maker 11 High Street, Stamford, March 4th 1892 for Stamford and Spalding Bank, and ‘GILLOWS R715’, on heavily carved tapering reeded legs, 81cm high, 106.5cm deep, approximately 243cm wide. The numbers adjacent to the Gillows stamp do not appear to correspond with any related designs for Hunt tables by Gillows, therefore it is likely that these numbers relate to a previous owner’s inventory. The Stamford, Spalding and Boston Banking Company Limited was in operation from 1831 - 1911.
Lot 495A
A Regency or George IV mahogany and glazed cabinet bookcase, circa 1820, the upper section with two doors, each with two central mirror plates within reverse painted and parcel gilt borders with anthemia, the interior with shelves and twin fitted drawers, the lower section with twin Gothic arched panel doors, 191cm high, 97.5cm wide, 38.5cm deep
Lot 557
A Victorian mahogany cabinet bookcase, circa 1870, bearing maker’s title to paper drawer lining ‘MANUFACTURED BY GEO TAYLOR, 187 SOUTH STREET, MOOR, .... SHEFFIELD’, moulded cornice, pair of glass panelled doors enclosing shelves, frieze drawer, a pair of panelled cupboard doors opening to two sliding trays and a circular lazy susan, plinth base, 245cm high, 116cm wide, 55cm deep
Lot 572
An Italian walnut and marquetry bureau cabinet, first half 18th century, moulded cornice, above a central door, flanked on either side by four drawers, above a drawer, hinged fall opening to an arrangement of small drawers and pigeon holes, three long drawers, turned bun feet, 193cm high, 101.5cm wide, 53.5cm deep. By family descent in the Trollope family to Sir Thomas Ernest Trollope, 11th Bt. (1858-1927) of Casewick, Lincolnshire; and thence by descent
Lot 1429
A Locke & Co. Worcester porcelain ivory ground cabinet cup and saucer, late 19th Century, painted with a titled view of `Worcester Cathedral`, a set of four Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers relief decorated with bamboo, and a small group of ceramics and glass, including an `Evesham` tureen and cover and a gourd shaped Yixing stoneware teapot and cover (minor faults).
Lot 1513
A Paris porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, 19th Century, each painted with a continuous figural landscape between gilt banding, the cup with high scroll gilt handle, unmarked, together with a green ground Paris porcelain trio decorated with portraits of a lady and gentleman, red printed crowned `N` marks to bases, a floral decorated plate and a Limoges stamp box.
Lot 1607
An unusual faience table top display cabinet in the form of a sedan chair, late 19th Century, each side enamelled with scenes of classical figures within low relief green scroll framing, the top with scattered yellow flowers, the sides and hinged front door with bevelled edge glazed panels, the velvet lined interior with two shaped shelves, painted monogram mark to underside, height approx 32.5cm (minor faults).
Lot 2012
An Edwardian mahogany bookcase cabinet with crossbanded, bellflower and line inlaid decoration, the moulded and carved foliate pediment with urn mounts above a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base fitted with two short drawers above a double cupboard, raised on a plinth base, width approx 126cm.
Lot 2037
An Art Deco burr walnut dome-topped drinks cabinet, the front fitted with a pair of arched doors and applied with engraved ivorex mounts and banding, the maple-lined interior fitted with two sliding trays, the frieze fitted with a single drawer, on tapering legs and scroll feet, bearing label to underside `Woodfield Bros....Birmingham`, width approx 57cm, height approx 145cm.
Lot 2088
A George V oak draw-leaf dining table, the frieze carved with flowerheads and leaf scrolls, raised on cup and cover supports united by a stretcher, on outswept feet, together with a set of six dining chairs, comprising two carvers and four standard, a pair of dining chairs and a side cabinet.
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