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Lot 290
A Collection of Various Ceramics to comprise Noritake, Circa 1910 Tea Trio, Gilt Trim and Floral Garland, Noritake Plate with Hand Painted River Scene with Swans and Plain with Blue and Gilt Trim Border, Coalport Cabinet Plate, Royal Adderley Chickadee Bird, Wedgwood Serraha Luster Jug, Coalport Dishes, Regal Miniature Teacups and Saucers Etc
Lot 3072
20th century A.D. Good quality wood cabinet of seven drawers most with green felt, suitable for small collectibles, bottom drawer with loose wood inserts drilled for coins; drop front door with lock and key; leather strap carry handle to top. 6.40 kg, 46 x 28 x 21 cm. (18 x 11 x 8 1/4 in.). Acquired Surrey Auctions. Property of a Kent gentleman.[No Reserve]
Lot 328
A Minton Limoges enamel style turquoise ground cabinet plate and two Spode pottery plates, 19th Century, printed and impressed marks, the Minton plate with retailer's marks for A.B. Daniell & Sons, Wigmore Street, enamelled in white perhaps by Desire Leroy with birds and butterflies amongst flowering branches, within a gilt and white key-pattern border, the first Spode plate painted in the famille rose palette with flowers, the second printed and painted with scrolling green leaves, the first 24.3cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: The Minton plate with significant crazing to the thick turquoise glaze. Hairline crack to rim at 4 o'clock. Both Spode plates are in good condition.
Lot 436
A Victorian burr walnut veneered and oak two-handled stationery cabinet, hinged lid and fall front enclosing black leather inset writing slope and fitted interior, 37.5cm w, 28cm h CONDITION REPORT: Geenral wear and light scuffs commensurate with age and use. All over n good condition. Light veneer crack to left side, scuffs and bumps. Key present. Secret pop out inkwell and pen tray to interior with slightly 'sticky' mechanism but functional. Slope with movement crack to lower right front joint. The interior with two different designs of inkwell which appear to be later replacements.
Lot 445
A J C Cox patent cash till, 48cm wide, 41cm high CONDITION REPORT: Overall good condition. Scuffed and rubbed finish in parts. Glass back panels appear to have been replaced. Some wear and chips all over, bowl insert removable and chipped to edges. Upper cabinet door with escutcheon loose but present. Enamelled oval label with scratches and corrosion to edges. Key present
Lot 566
Three Eger carvings of Turks in boxwood and ebonised carved frames, 20cm x 12cm/Note: possibly deriving from an Eger cabinet and celebrating the defeat of the Ottoman at the siege of Vienna CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 843
A Regency mahogany and ebony inlaid side cabinet, enclosed by a pair of pleated fabric doors, and flanked by scroll pilasters on turned feet, 98cm, 37.5cm deep, 95.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 871
A Victorian burr walnut pedestal desk by John Taylor & Sons, Edinburgh, the faux leather inset top with three frieze drawers and two cabinet doors, one enclosing shelves and the other with four concealed drawers, stamped to upper left frieze drawer, 123cm wide, 69cm deep, 81.5cm highNote: John Taylor founded his business in 1825 in West Thistle Street, Edinburgh. He then moved to the more prominent position of 109 Princes Street Edinburgh. In 1852 John Taylor & Son were appointed 'Cabinet makers and Upholsterers to Her Majesty the Queen'. Their Rosemount Cabinet Works at Gardner's Court were established around 1857 and they continued trading from Princes Street until they went into liquidation in 1945. They were one of the largest quality cabinet makers in Scotland in the Victorian era, employing nearly three hundred people. CONDITION REPORT: Assembled as one piece, pedestal do not dissemble. 1 key present. Leather top replaced by faux leather. Scuffed and light movement cracks to sides. Some small chips to sides of doors and scuffs. Some impact damage with lower pedestal. Four handles detached but present. Overall in good condition with some wear and rubbing commersurate with age and use.
Lot 916
An Italian walnut cabinet, circa 1650, strung with box and ebony and with milled moulding, the moulded cornice above two panelled doors separated by twist turned pilasters and over two drawers, the conforming lower part with two drawers and two doors on ball feet, 198.25cm x 152.5cm/Provenance: Spetchley Park, Worcestershire CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 86
A 31cm antique Meissen cabinet plate with gilt decoration and cross sword mark to the baseCONDITION REPORTCondition disclaimerOur team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.To that end, we have provided a number of additional images for your attention.
Lot 1041
Basan,(P.F.).: Recueil d'estampes gravees d'apres les tableaux du Cabinet de Monseigneur le Duc de Choiseul. Paris, für den Autor 1771 (= 1774). 4°. Mit gest. Titel, gest. Portrait, gest. Widmung, 12 Bl. gest. Text sowie 130 gest. Abb. auf 125 Taf. Hldr. d. 19. Jh. (Berieb. u. best., Hdeckel wasserfleckig). Cohen/R. 115. Graesse I, 306. Fürstenberg 104, 114, 143, 151. - Enthält hauptsächlich Wiedergaben von Werken niederländischer, französischer und italienischer Künstler wie Bruegel, Breenbergh, Ostade, Velde, Mieris, Rembrandt, Teniers, Berchem, Claude Lorrain, Robert, Ruisdael, Tizian oder Greuze. - Die Kupfer sind 1-123 nummeriert, dazu kommen die Tafeln 68*, 69*, 76*, 78* u. 101*; die Abbildungen 3/4, 44/45 und 93/94 jeweils auf einer Tafel. - In den breiten w. Rändern etw. fleckig bzw. wasserrandig.
Lot 1042
Basan,P.F.: (Recueil d'estampes gravees d'apres les tableaux du Cabinet de Monseigneur le Duc de Choiseul). Paris, für den Autor 1771 (= 1774). Fol. Mit gest. Widm.-Bl., 12 S. gest. Text, gest. Portrait u. 103 (von 125) Kupfertaf. Ohne Einband. Cohen-R. 115. - Enthält hauptsächlich Wiedergaben von Werken niederl., franz. u. ital. Künstler wie Bruegel, Breenbergh, Ostade, Rembrandt u.a. - Es fehlen der Kupfertitel u. 22 Tafeln. In den breiten w. Rändern fleckig (Darst. meist sauber). Widm., Text u. 3 Taf. lose.
Lot 2005
Treitschke,F.: Naturgeschichte der Tauben. Nach Prideaux-Selby, Esq. Budapest, Hartleben 1839. Mit gest. Titel mit kolor. Vign., gest. Portrait-Front. u. 30 kolor. Stahlst.-Taf., sowie einigen Textholzst. 4 Bl., XL, 129 S. Lwd. d. Zt. mit Rverg. (Etw. berieb.). (= Naturgeschichtliches Cabinet des Thierreiches, Bd. VII, Tl. 4). - Das Front. zeigt Albrecht von Haller, die ersten 40 Seiten mit seiner Lebensbeschreibung. - Text stockfleckig, Darst. meist sauber (le. Taf. etw. fleckig), S. 125/26 etw. beschäd.
Lot 2401
David,F.A.: Muséum de Florence, ou collection des pierres gravées, statues, médailles du Cabinet du Grand Duc de Toscane. Bde. 1-3 (v.8). Paris, chez l'Auteur 1787. 4°. Mit 3 gest. Titeln u. 264 Kupfertafeln v. F.A.David. 4 Bl., 258; 176 S.; 1 Bl., 148 S. Marmor. Ldrbde. d. Zt. Rsch., reicher Rverg. u. goldgepr. Deckelfileten. (Kap. tls. etw. läd., etw. berieb. u. best., Gel. tls. angeplatzt). Sehr schöne Publikation mit den franz. Erklärungen von Mulot. - Hier vorhanden die in sich abgeschlossenen Themen "Pierres antiques" (Bde. 1-2) und "Statues" (Bd. 3). - Taf. 13 in Bd. 2 doppelt eingeb., dafür ohne Nr. 65; Plattenkanten tls. etw. gebräunt, sonst innen sehr sauberes Ex. auf feinem Büttenpapier.
Lot 514
Merian,M.: Theatri Europaei. Sechszehender Theil. Oder... Friedens - und Kriegs-Beschreibung... vom 1701-ten Jahr, biss Ausgangs 1703-ten vorgegangen, und sich begeben haben. (= Bd. 16 von 21). Ffm., Heinscheit fur Merians Erben 1717 (d.i. nicht vor 1718). Fol. Mit Kupfertitel, 5 dplblgr. bzw. gefalt. Kupferstichkarten, 4 dplblgr. bzw. gefalt. geneal. Tabellen, 18 gest. Portraits u. 27 (von 34) tls. gefalt. bzw. dplblgr. Kupfertaf. 5 Bl., 1147 (recte: 1149), 468 S. Lose Bogen. Einbände wurden entfernt, die losen Buchblöcke liegen in neuen Pergament-Kassetten mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Wüthrich III, 141. Zweite Ausgabe, kenntlich an dem längeren u. geordneten Kupferverzeichnis. - Es fehlende folgende Kupfertaf.: Königl. Preußische Crönungs-Acte, Dessein du grand Buffet vermeille d'ore a Berlin, Vue general de Charlottenbourg, Prospect des Schlosses gegen den Garten, Dessein von dem Königl. Chor in der Capelle Charlottenbourg, Dessein von den rahren Porcelain Cabinet daselbst, Vue general von Monbyoux.
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