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Click here to subscribeA Victorian giltwood and gesso hanging corner etagere, the ribbon tied surmount above three velvet lined shelves with mirror backs to a leaf and pendant base, the reverse with paper label for 'W. Boswell, Carver, Gilder, Upholsterer, Cabinet and Chair Maker, 37 London Street, Norwich', 35.5in (90cm) h, 11.5in (29.5cm) w.
A George II mahogany and brass mounted tea caddy, in the manner of Landall & Gordon, each surface with four mitred veneers and ebony banding with moulded brass edges, the hinged cover with a swing handle and floret engraved plates, the interior with three vacant compartments, the front and sides with a chased leaf and central shell apron on hairy fetlock paw feet, 7.25in (18.5cm) h, 11in (28cm) w, 6.5in (16.5cm) d. Back right foot replaced, one piece of ebony banding to cover replaced, minor restoration. Thomas Landall (1724-c.1756) cabinet maker and upholder is recorded at Little Argyle Street, Westminster, London around 1740-45 when he formed a partnership with John Gordon. A trade card from 1747 features an inlaid tea chest of bombe form. Other tea chests are recorded see Christopher Gilbert & Tessa Murdoch, John Channon and brass inlaid furniture 1730-1760, 1993, figs. 162 & 163. A tea chest with almost identical mounts was sold at Sotheby's New York, 18th October 2006 'Important English Furniture, Ceramics and Silver from the Collection of Mr & Mrs Martin Gersh' Lot 28, for $42,000 (premium inclusive.)
A William IV carved rosewood library armchair by John Wilkie, London, with a leather upholstered back, arm rests and seat cushion, the seat with patent tin plate and spring slat supports stamped 'Wilkie Patent', the scroll and leaf carved arms to floret headed lappet tapering legs to brass caps stamped 'Cope and Collinson Patent' and brass castors. John Wilkie was a cabinet maker and chairmaker working between (1817-1840). In 1820 he was in partnership with William Cochran at 20 Nassau St., Middlesex Hospital. See 'Dictionary of English and Furniture Makers 1660-1840', by Geoffrey Beard and Christopher Gilbert.
A large mahogany twin pedestal partner's desk, the rectangular moulded edge top inset with green tooled leather above three drawers to each pedestal, with panelled cupboard doors to the reverse enclosing three drawers, on a plinth base to castors, the base inscribed in pen 'Supplied by F. Keevil & Sons, Cabinet Makers, Bath', early 19th century and later, 30.25in (76.4cm) h, 86in (218.6cm) w, 48.5in (123.3cm) d. Splits to sides, handles later, one castor missing, some replaced.
An early 19th century mahogany draughtman's cabinet, the moulded edge hinged top with a baize lined surface resting on hinged lopers, to a further baize lined hinged top revealing partitions and ink and pen partitions, the front with a false frieze drawer above a real drawer teak lined previously with divisions, above a pair of rectangular panel cupboard doors enclosing two slides (one missing), all locks replaced with Victorian brass locks, later brass knob handles on turned legs with later brass paw sabots, 32.25in (81.5cm) h, 26.25in (66.5cm) w, 14.75in (37.5cm) d. Repair to left front around loper and drawer.
A late 19th century Japanese red lacquer and gilt table cabinet with gilt floral and foliate decoration and chased metal mounts, with a cupboard door and an arrangement of five drawers, 24cm wide; together with a black lacquer box with gilt decoration in the form fans and foliage, interior with removable tray with circular apertures, 31cm wide; and a late 19th century Chinese hardwood writing box, the domed twin lidded top revealing an interior with compartments and an inkwell, with chased mounts, 25cm wide -3
A Japanese lacquer table cabinet on stand, Meiji period of freestanding form, decorated with lacquer work floral, bud and landscape panels on tortoiseshell ground, with foliate chased metal mounts, three drawers above two cupboard doors enclosing six drawers and three further drawers, the stand with two drawers on cabriole legs 50cm wide, 66cm high, 31cm deep
A Regency period mahogany coin collector's cabinet the rectangular top with ebonised banding to the edges, the sides with countersunk brass carrying handles, the pair of banded flame veneered doors enclosing twenty narrow coin drawers, on a moulded plinth base 27cm wide, 26.5cm high, 25.5cm deep
A Victorian period papier mache and gilt combined sewing and jewellery cabinet inlaid with mother of pearl ovals and floral arabesques, the raised shaped hinged lid with a central lakeside landscape and revealing a lined divided interior, above a pair of doors with oval landscape panels enclosing a compartmented long drawer above four short and one long drawer, sides floral decorated and on an outswept base 30cm wide, 31cm high
A late 18th century Dutch walnut bombe display cabinet in two parts, the arched cavetto moulded cornice with a central rosehead, shell and wreath cresting, above a large pair of glazed panel doors enclosing shaped shelves with arched glazed sides, the lower section with three drawers and canted corners above a moulded foliate scroll shaped apron and claw and ball feet 140 cm wide, 224 cm high, 43 cm deep
A Dutch 19th century burr walnut, kingwood and marquetry side cabinet with gilt metal mounts and mouldings, the cavetto moulded frieze with an inlaid floral bouquet above a pair of ornately inlaid panel doors each with foliate bouquet in a kingwood ground, the interior with a shelf, the canted corners with lion mask mounts, raised on a plinth base 132cm wide, 106cm high, 42cm deep
A Dutch 19th century burr walnut and crossbanded marble top side cabinet the mottled cream marble top above a pair of satinwood banded drawers centred by an inlaid ribbon tied harebell garland flanked by quarter veneered cupboard doors enclosing a central shelf, or short turned brass capped feet 118cm wide, 104cm high, 44cm deep
A George IV period simulated rosewood and parcel gilt side cabinet the stepped galleried two tier superstructure on scroll supports above a pair of drawers above a pair of brass and pleated fabric panel doors enclosing a painted interior and shelf, flanked by Egyptian mask headed terminals, on an outset plinth base 107cm wide, 139cm high, 38cm deep
A George IV period rosewood side cabinet the moulded pointed arch superstructure with two graduated shelves on column supports, the top with a central edge above a cushion moulded frieze with a long drawer, above a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing a central associated shelf, flanked by columns to the corners and on a plinth base 112cm wide, 163cm high, 50cm deep
A Victorian period burr walnut and marble top side cabinet of serpentine breakfront outline, the later white painted marble top above an arched mirror glass panel cupboard door enclosing shelves, flanked by a pair of conforming outer doors and divided by imbricated scroll terminals, on a shaped plinth base 152cm wide, 95cm high, 49cm deep
An ebonised and gilt japanned cabinet on stand the rectangular top with wavy gallery above two cupboard doors decorated with chinoiserie rock and pavilion, within scrolling foliate border, enclosing drawers, the base with two long drawers, on chamfered square legs 50cm wide, 143cm high, 27cm deep
A 19th century ebonised brass and boullework side cabinet the associated mottled white marble top above an arabesque frieze and a pair of raised oval panel cupboard doors, the canted corners with gilt brass female terminals, the interior with two shelves, on a shaped plinth base with rounded corners 122cm wide, 107cm high, 44cm deep
A late 19th century French rosewood and marquetry breakfront display cabinet applied throughout with ornate rococo foliate scroll gilt brass mounts, the concave stepped top above a shaped glazed panel door enclosing three lined shelves, the sides glazed and the lower section inlaid with flowering baskets, on short square tapered cabriole legs 82cm wide, 169cm high, 45cm wide
A late Victorian period walnut and burr walnut music cabinet inlaid with stringing and crossbanding, the mirror burr veneered breakfront top above a frieze drawer revealing an openwork ratchet adjustable music stand, above a locked cupboard door with a penwork panel depicting a 17th century boy in a foliate surround, flanked by turned corner columns and raised on baluster feet with ceramic castors 61 cm wide, 102 cm high, 36.5 cm deep
A French late 19th century kingwood and rosewood serpentine side cabinet with gilt metal mounts, the whole inlaid in kingwood hexagonal parquetry within rosewood banding, the brass strung top above a frieze drawer and a pair of cupboard doors enclosing shelves, the base with a shaped apron and outset panelled corner feet 78 cm wide, 98 cm high, 42 cm deep
An Edwardian period satinwood and painted display cabinet of breakfront outline, the top with a chequer string edge above a ribbon tied foliate and urn oval painted frieze, the glazed panel door enclosing an interior with two glass shelves, flanked by entwined harebell painted corners and glazed sides, on leaf painted turned tapered legs 80cm wide, 144cm high, 35cm deep
An Edwardian period mahogany bowfront display cabinet the swan-neck pediment with a carved floral garland above a fluted frieze, below is a glazed panel door enclosing two adjustable shelves above an open recess, above are two oval panel cupboard doors enclosing a shelf, on bracket feet with a shaped apron 71 cm wide, 211 cm high, 49 cm deep
A full-size silver plated replica of the Football Association Challenge Cup Trophy, the two-handled cup & cover realistically modelled and inscribed, fitted to ebonised plinths, with F.A. Cup ribbons, a superb display item, height 69cm., 27 1/4in.; sold with a custom-built portable and lockable wooden cabinet
A set of six Edwardian walnut dining chairs with stuff over seats, together with a reproduction mahogany twin pedestal dining table (one leaf) 75 x 182 x 92 cm, an Edwardian mahogany sutherland table, 77 x 100 x 91 cm, an Edwardian and inlaid sheet music cabinet and a small Moorishoccassional table, (10).
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