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Lot 128
An Edwardian satinwood double dome display cabinet, the upper section fitted with adjustable shelves, the central concave glazed panel flanked by astragal glazed panel doors, glazed sides, the lower section with a convex central panel flanked by cupboards enclosed by panel doors, raised on tapered square legs united by an undertier and terminating in spade feet, width 139 cm (54 3/4 in.)
Lot 57
A pair of miniature porcelain cabinet tea bowls and saucers 19th century, possibly Meissen, finely painted, the saucers with farm birds in landscapes, surrounded by flowers and insects and with gilt rims, the underside of the rims with similar floral and insect decoration around three relief floral sprays, the two bowls with conforming decoration, the bases with blue crossed sword marks, the saucers 4in. (10cm.) diameter, chip and hairline to one bowl. (4)
Lot 324
A George III style mahogany double pedestal desk commissioned in the mid-1970s from a cabinet maker in Chard, Somerset, the moulded crossbanded top inset with an oval pale green gilt tooled leather writing surface, with panelled canted corners and serpentine central frieze drawer flanked by two short frieze drawers, the pedestals with three graduated drawers and shaped bracket feet, 51in. (130cm.) wide x 26in. (66cm.) deep.
Lot 49A
The Henry Dewey, Maurice Weller Archaeological Collection, a mahogany cabinet containing a fine provenanced collection, ranging from Western Sahara arrow heads, Neolithic to bronze age British arrow heads, two bronze age axe heads, medieval buttons, a section of Roman tessellated floor from Camborne, Cornwall, the collection is sold with an interesting four page description, copies available on request.
Lot 2819
A late Georgian figured, mahogany veneered side cabinet, with a pierced brass three quarter gallery, over a single drawer and a pair of doors with blind brass grills, these flanked by low relief columns with scrolling carved caps on bracket feet, width 31ins., height 44ins. (See illustration)
Lot 960
* Cartes de visite, a group of approx. 115 albumen print cartes de visite and cabinet cards, c. 1860s and later, including many of actresses, royalty, etc., together with a Victorian magnifying viewer, stained black wood with magnifying glass, support, hand painted floral decoration. (approx. 115)
Lot 961
* Cartes de visite. A collection of approx. 130 cartes de visite contained in three unrelated albums, 1860s and later, one album comprising approx. fifty albumen print portraits of Cardiganshire people, c. 1877, heavily soiled, hinges broken, one album containing approx. forty cartes de visite and cabinet cards including well known men and mostly women of the day, including General Tom Thumb & Mrs. Thumb, William Cody (cabinet card), Queen Victoria, the Prince of Wales, Lilly Langtry, Ellen Terry, Queen of Spain, an unidentified portrait of a lady by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, the third album containing approx. forty portraits of a family and relatives from Wales and the Midlands, some in traditional Welsh costume, all contemp. morocco, worn, 4to/8vo, plus a group of approx. thirty photographic stereocards and approx. sixty loose photographs and postcards, plus a group of approx. forty-five b & w photos of processes in the textile industry (Yorkshire?), c. 1930/1940s, each approx. 20 x 25cm. (a carton)
Lot 962
* Cartes de visite. A group of approx. 120 albumen print cartes de visite, c. 1860s and later, including topographical views (one a shop front of Pembroke Hotel Stores), architecture, children, royalty, plus unidentified men and women of the day, together with a group of approx. twenty cabinet cards including Tennyson, royalty, etc.. (approx. 140)
Lot 963
* Cartes-de-visite. An album containing approx. 160 window-mounted cartes de visite and cabinet cards, c. 1880, the majority of families from Lechlade and Gloucestershire/Oxfordshire environs, family names include Edmonds, Hudd, Knill, Goodman and Spiers, mostly single subject portraits, but including a few group portraits, topographical, etc., the majority neatly identified to mounts beneath, some spotting throughout, contemp. embossed morocco, spine rubbed and gilt clasp def., 4to. (1)
Lot 1001
* Military. A group of approx. 200 cabinet cards, late 19th and early 20th c., mostly single subject photographic portraits of soldiers in military dress, many with printed details to mounts, condition varied, loosely contained in plastic sleeves in four modern ring binders, oblong folio. (approx. 200)
Lot 24
A Chinese rosewood display cabinet, circa 1840, the pierced dragon carved pediment over three pierced frieze arches, above an arrangement of short and quarter open shelves with pierced galleries and two short drawers to the lower right hand side and a single cabinet door to the left, above a pierced apron on short leaf carved legs, terminating in a ball and claw foot, the cabinet constructed in two sections, 115cm wide, 224cm high, 31cm deep According to the vendor his great grandfather was presented with this cabinet by the Kowloon Chinese Railway Company as a token of their appreciation of his services as Chief Surveyor in the construction, through a mountainous region of China which involved extensive and complex tunneling works. He brought it back to Britain following his return home around 1870.
Lot 53
A Japanese birch and elm shodana, circa 1900, the floor standing cabinet with four sliding doors to the top, above two bowed doors and recessed shelves, over two short drawers, two slidinig doors and two plinth drawers, the back pierced with minogame and other motifs, 75cm wide, 32cm deep, 131cm high
Lot 181
A North Wales oak high dresser, early 19th century, the ogee moulded cornice over a boarded three shelve rack above three short frieze drawers, fitted with brass swan-neck handles over three short central drawers flanked by a single panel cabinet to each side, raised on shaped bracket feet, 172cm wide, 203cm high, 47cm deep
Lot 192
An early Victorian pine scumble finished breaktop housekeepers cupboard the ogee moulded cornice over four twin panel doors above two rows of three short drawers fitted with turned wooden handles flanked by two hinged riven moulded narrow cabinet doors revealing two fixed shelves raised on tall slender bracket feet, 198cm wide, 220cm high, 46cm deep
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