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Lot 732
A XIX Century Red Boulle cabinet, with ormolu mounts, the upper section with a stepped top over a single glazed door, enclosing two shelves, flanked by caryatid mounts, the lower section of similar construction, the glazed door enclosing a single shelf, flanked by goat mask mounts, on a plinth base, 175 cms high, 72 cms wide, 39 cms deep.
Lot 208
A Chamberlain Worcester two handled, floral encrusted cabinet cup, cover and stand, the cup of bell shape, painted with birds in a tree and insects bordered by flowers and gilt, stand 14cm diam, painted Chamberlain & Co Worcester in puce script, c1830. ++Very slight chipping of the flowers. One or two of those on the cover with some old restoration
Lot 346
A Meissen cabinet cup, cover and stand, the cylindrical cup painted with an oval panel of Socrates reserved on a cobalt ground in gilt borders, the stand with a central raised gilt rosette and border of grotesques and scrolling foliage, stand 13.5cm diam, impressed numbers, painted crossed swords and * in underglaze blue, title in black script and 99 in gilt, c1800. ++In fine condition
Lot 347
A Meissen cabinet cup, cover and stand, finely painted with scenes of a young woman and putti emblematic of Hope or Charity, the cover with a laurel bough, reserved on a cobalt ground with formal gilt borders, stand 13.5cm diam, painted crossed swords and * in underglaze blue, titles La Charité or l' Esperance in black script and 63 in gilt, c1800. ++In fine condition
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Lot 721A
[HUGUES (PIERRE FRANCOIS) called D'HANCARVILLE] - COLLECTION OF ETRUSCAN GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES FROM THE CABINET OF THE HONBLE WM HAMILTON. , vol 1 [only, of four], folio, engraved titles in red, dedication, plates and engravings inthe text [some wanting/defective] contemporary quarter calf worn, Naples 1766
Lot 982
A French gilt bronze mounted kingwood vitrine, with 'Vernis Martin' panels, the plush lined cabinet with low domed top and serpentine sides on conforming commode-base and richly decorated with ciselé foliate, gadrooned and other mounts, 193cm h; 77 x 41cm, c1900. ++Some minor lifting of the veneers on the top, one of the glass shelves chipped, some craquelure/blistering of the painted decoration affecting the principal door panel but a fine quality example in good overall original condition
Lot 986
A Victorian ebonised mahogany side cabinet, of bow ended breakfront form with brass stringing and giltmetal mounts, the panelled door and frieze with Sèvres style porcelain oval bleu celeste ground plaques painted with lovers or flowers, on turned feet, 115cm h, 170 x 43cm . ++Some lifting of the brass stringing in places, some of the mounts re-gilt with a bronzing paint. Slight wear to the gilding around the scene on the largest plaque
Lot 1006
An English mahogany bureau cabinet, crossbanded in rosewood and inlaid with paterae, having stepped cornice and a pair of glazed doors, the bureau with fitted interior above four drawers, on bracket feet, 196cm h; 81 x 46cm. ++The bureau George III, the interior fitments and the cabinet superstructure later 19th or early 20th c. Minor lifting of the stringing etc, the flap slightly warped
Lot 1034
A mahogany and line inlaid writing cabinet, the upper part with fall front enclosing a fitted interior with three drawers and leather inlet surface, the drop leaf lower part enclosed by a door, with brass handles, on turned feet, 133cm h; 89 x 45cm, early 19th c and later. ++An unusual and compact object, made up probably in the later 19th or early 20th c; in good condition
Lot 1052
A George III mahogany supper table, the drop leaf top fitted with a drawer to the frieze above brass chicken wire sides with concave doors to one end, on square legs with brass drum castors, 72cm h; 67 x 98cm Related deisngs for this form of Supper Table were published by Thomas Chippendale in his Gentleman and Cabinet- Maker's Director, 1762, pl LIII. ++Small let in repair to the top; in good condition
Lot 1054
A Scottish George IV rosewood tea table by James Mein of Kelso , with crossbanded, fold-over top, the printed trade label inscribed in ink with the name Jeffy(?) and number 16460, the breakfront frieze on turned pillar with crisply carved acanthus leaf knop and calyx on platform and beaded feet, 75cm h; 101 x 50cm James Mein (1759-1830), the son of Alexander Mein, upholsterer of Edinburgh and Kelso supplied furniture to the Duke of Roxburghe at Floors Castle and the Earl of Haddington at Mellerstein. As was his practice, his elegant grecian trade label numbered and inscribed with the abbreviated name of the journeyman cabinet maker is also found on a mahogany chest of drawers at the latter house. See the article Scotch Chests by David Jones, Regional Furniture Vol II 1988, p40 & figs 7 & 8. ++The top with a few old scratches and minor shrinkage cracks in the lip, the interior lacking one section of the lining boards, some old worm damage in the platform
Lot 1058
A set of Regency quartetto tables attributed to Gillows, each with a rectangular top of maple, bird's eye maple or rosewood, the smallest table inlaid for chess in rosewood and satinwood and banded in differing combinations of birch or burr birch, on rosewood turned baluster spindle legs with stretchers, 74cm h; 60 x 40cm (4) A similar set of tables at Leighton House, Lancashire, is likely to have been supplied by Gillows circa 1810. Leighton House was bought by Richard Gillow in 1822 from his cousin, Thomas Worsick. See Edwards (R) & M Jourdain, Georgian Cabinet-Makers, revised edition, 1955, p221, fig 193. ++Much accretion of dust and grime over time. The odd minor structural repair but free from replacements or repolishing and of particularly finely preserved deep colour/patina
Lot 1068
An Indo-Portuguese hardwood cabinet, of architectural design, with scrolling foliate pediment on an arched cornice with keystone and fitted with shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, the apron of scrolls centred by a rosette, on cabriole legs with shells and further foliage, 235cm h; 183 x 56cm, 18th c . ++An impressive cabinet in good condition, probably restored when bought from the trade by the present private vendor many years ago
Lot 310
Tableaux du Temple des Muses; Tirez du Cabinet de fev Mr Favereau Conseiller du Roy en sa Cour des Aydes, & gravez en Tailles-douces par les meilleurs Maistres de son temps, pour representer les Vertus & les Vices, syr les plus illustres Fables de l'Antiquite. Avec les Descriptions, Remarques & Annotations composees par Mre Michel de Marolles, Abbe de Villeloin, by L'Anglois, Paris 1655. Crimson crushed morocco, engraved plate illustrations, tall quarto.
Lot 488
A mahogany bookcase-cabinet in George III style, late 19th - early 20th century, the adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal moulded lattice glazed doors beneath a dentil cornice, the projecting base with a pair of crossbanded doors, on splayed bracket feet, 214cm high, 92cm wide, 45cm deep
Lot 510
A neo-classical revival painted mahogany breakfront display cabinet, circa 1910, with plate glass shelves, the arched pediment and doors painted en grisaille with classical figures within 'pearl' frames, the boxwood strung borders painted with bellflowers on a black ground, the tapering legs painted with stiff leaves, 215cm high, 111cm wide, 35cm deep
Lot 543
A gilt brass and ceramic mounted ebonised and gilt side cabinet, third quarter 19th century, the variegated russet marble top above ceramic frieze plaques and large door panels painted with Cupid and attendants, and with romantic Watteauesque scenes, the angles with freestanding pillars, on toupie feet, 113cm high, 118cm wide, 46cm deep
Lot 589
A Victorian gilt brass mounted walnut and marquetry side cabinet, circa 1860, inlaid with ribbon tied vine trails, the arched mirror back with a shelf, the base enclosed by a pair of glazed doors flanked by freestanding pillars with Corinthian capitals, on a plinth, 187cm high, 132cm wide, 45cm deep
Lot 619
Lamb of Manchester - a Victorian oak, walnut and ebony banded side cabinet in Aesthetic style, circa 1870, with a raised mirror back on turned supports, the concave sided base with two astragal moulded bevelled glazed doors, the japonaise lacquer and mother-of-pearl inlaid panels decorated with birds and trees, above one long and two short drawers, flanked by shelves, on square section feet, 136cm high, 119cm wide, 41cm deep
Lot 114
A cabinet on stand, 18th century and later, oak, the dentil moulded cornice over a single rectangular panelled door opening to reveal two serpentine shaped fixed shelves, the door between multi-line mouldings on a stand with single frieze drawer with brass key escutcheon and two brass knob handles over front corner ring turned and tapering front supports on block feet united by plain side stretchers, 57cm wide, 152cm high, 36.5cm deep
Lot 125
A floor standing straight fronted high corner cabinet, early 19th century oak, the moulded cornice over two twin panel doors to the upper section, opening to reveal three fixed serpentine shelves over two single panel cabinet doors to the base, opening to reveal two fixed shelves between canted front corners on a skirting plinth base, 112cm wide, 218cm high, 51cm deep to the corner
Lot 135
A Regency press cupboard, mahogany crossbanded satinwood, the dentil moulded cornice over two rectangular panelled cabinet doors, revealing a vacant interior on a base of false short drawer fronts and two true graduated long drawers below, fitted with later brass handles, raised on shaped bracket feet (at fault), 132cm wide, 208cm high, 52cm deep
Lot 137
A 19th century secretaire chest, mahogany, the rectangular top with moulded edge over two false drawer fronts, opening to reveal a fitted secretaire drawer with an arched open central cabinet, flanked by three pigeonholes and four drawers to each side over three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, all fitted with brass swan neck handles raised on ogee moulded bracket feet under fluted canted front corners, 96.5cm wide, 98cm high, 54cm deep
Lot 148
A Regency cabinet chest, mahogany, the centre section probably from a larger piece of furniture, comprising of two frieze drawers over three central cockbeaded drawers, all fitted with lion ring handles, the three centre drawers flanked by two narrow rectangular cabinet drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet (unfinished sides), 132cm wide, 101cm high, 55cm deep
Lot 149
A Country House library bookcase, early 19th century, mahogany, satinwood and marquetry, the ball moulded stepped cornice and scrolling leaf marquetry inlaid frieze over four rectangular glazed cabinet doors with outer chequered ebony stringing and double arched glazing bars opening to reveal adjustable shelves, the centre section with deep double conch shell inlaid secretaire drawer front opening to reveal an arrangement of four short graduated centre drawers flanked by five pigeonholes over a long shallow drawer and long narrow pigeonhole with a single oval panel cabinet door to each end, the secretaire drawer over two urn and swag inlaid cabinet doors revealing two pull-out trays flanked by a crossbanded and marquetry inlaid cabinet door to each end depicting the arts, opening to reveal an arrangement of five graduated, mahogany fronted drawers fitted with brass, rectangular swing handles with hexagonal discs, raised on four short square tapering front Adam inspired feet, 255cm wide, 260cm high to the centre, 60cm deep to the centre. Provenance listed in the catalogue of the Riccall Hall sale, Yorkshire, lot number 686, the sale by order of the executers of the late Lord Danesfort, K. C., J. P., the sale, a three day sale, September 24th, 25th and 26th 1935, auctioneers Richardson and Trotter, York, the bookcase has a chalk inscription to the back 'From Riccall Hall, September 28th 1935', Lord Danesfort formally John George Butcher, Barron Danesfort (1853-1935), Lord Danesfort was captured by 'Spy, characterturist and portrait painter for Vanity Fair Sir Lesley Ward (1851-1922), a published watercolour in Vanity Fair, November 1901 of John George Butcher, Barron Danesfort, he was later noted in 1934 as a champion of the Southern Irish loyalist along with Lord William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish and Lord Edward Henry Carlson.The bookcase design draws influence from Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Adam and is most probably Irish from the first quarter of the 19th century.
Lot 164
A Regency secretaire bookcase, mahogany, the moulded cornice over two glazed doors opening to reveal three adjustable shelves on a cabinet base with deep secretaire drawer revealing a fitted interior over two single panel cabinet doors revealing a single shelf and later pigeonholes raised on shaped bracket feet, the secretaire drawer fitted with brass ring handles, the bookcase doors with an arrangement of rectangular and square panes, 116cm wide, 212cm high, 51.5cm deep
Lot 178
A Regency secretaire press cupboard, mahogany, ebony line strung, the moulded cornice over two plain rectangular panelled cabinet doors revealing five sliding linen trays over a double fronted secretaire drawer revealing an arrangement of six central pigeonholes, over two short satinwood fronted drawers flanked by five short graduated satinwood fronted drawers to each side above three graduated long drawers to the base, all fitted with brass ring handles over a shape apron on splay bracket feet, 109cm wide, 226cm high, 54cm deep
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