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Click here to subscribeA Small Edwardian Mahogany Glazed Cabinet. The caddy top with moulded edge above a dentil inlaid frieze. The glazed door ornamented with break-sided ovular glazing bars, centred by a marquetry inlaid tablet with chequered border enclosing the shelved interior. The square tapering bracketed legs inlaid with stringing. 52 ins (132 cms) high, 22 ins (56 cms) x 13¼ ins (33.5 cms).
A Delightful Vernis Martin Vitrine Cabinet. The swept top above three serpentine fronted glass panels revealing a pink silk-lined shelved interior; each edge bordered by foliate gilt brass mounts. The lower section having three painted panels, the centre panel depicting a girl & boy with sheep beside a river, signed A. Couoorly? flanked by two landscape scenes. The protruding cabriole legs with cherub headed brass surmounts, terminating on cast brass sabots. 74 ins (188 cms) high, 38 ins (97 cms) wide.
A Large 19th Century Vitrine Cabinet veneered in diagonally grained tulipwood. The swept top surmounted by a gilt metal cast crest of scrolling foliage. The serpentine glazed door and sides adorned with decorative gilt mounts displaying a mirrored back and glass shelved interior lined with velvet. The bombé shaped lower section having quarter veneered panels framed by scrolling brass mounts, each edge with Rococo style brass mounts & sabots. 81 ins in height, 49 ins in width.
A Splendid French Transitional Kingwood Parquetry & Ormolu Mounted Cabinet. The quarter veneered top having a cross-banded border & gilt brass edge moulding above a writing slide with leather insert. The two shaped cabinet doors inlaid with interlaced trellis-work bordered in cross-banding with reeded ormolu beading & corner decoration. The dividing centre pillar having a finely cast face mask escutcheon. The well-swept tapering sides embellished with bearded heads surmounting the scroll chutes and terminating on ormolu acanthus crested hairy paw feet, 51 ins (130 cms) wide, 42 ins (107 cms) in height.
A Continental Parquetry Wall Cabinet having a slightly domed, crested pediment above two doors with shaped ogee-sided panels inlaid throughout with decorative chevron bands and flanked by chevron reeding running down the canted corners. 31 ins (79 cms) high, 30 ins (76 cms) wide and 10½ ins (27 cms) in depth.
An Edwardian Fret-work Cabinet on Stand. The top having a pierced gallery rail above the glazed cupboard doors ornamented with scrolling foliate fret-work spandrels and enclosing a shelved interior. The stand having two drawers carved with geometric design above pierced corner brackets and canted legs adjoined by a galleried under-shelf. 54½ ins (138 cms) high, 29¼ ins (74 cms) wide and 14 ins (35.5 cms) deep.
A Fine Early 19th Century Mahogany Empire Cabinet Circa 1815. The flame figured veneers enriched with ornately cast & gilded ornamental mounts. The upper section having a locking swing mirror panel to the door enclosing shelves and small drawers. The base section with three further long drawers standing on block feet 37 ins (94 cms) wide, 79½ ins (202 cms) high.
A Satinwood Sheraton Style Writing Cabinet with cross-banded borders. The top section having three pigeon holes above two short & one long drawer with turned ivory knobs, flanked by cock-beaded cupboard doors with an oval veneered centre and ebony inlaid border. The lower section having a satinwood top opening to reveal a baize lined table above two cock-beaded drawers. The bracketed square tapering legs inlaid with stringing and terminating on spade feet. 42 ins (109 cms) high. 31¾ ins (80.5 cms) wide and 18¼ ins (46 cms) deep.
A Pretty 19th Century Painted Mahogany Display Cabinet. The upper section surmounted by a moulded broken arch pediment decorated with foliate sprays above cross-banding, a painted frieze of floral garlands and two glazed doors with astrigal moulded figure-of-eight glazing bars and a shelved interior backed in blue watered silk. The door frames painted with strings of bell-flowers and beads. The base section having two long bow-front drawers inlaid with satinwood cross-banding edged in stringing and painted with paterae and scrolling trails of flowers & foliage with gilt brass ribbon-tied reeded swing handles on beaded mounts. The square tapering legs on bulb feet united by a galleried under-shelf painted with a floral swag, 365 ins (92 cms) wide, 83 ins (211 cms) high.
A Fine Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Standing Corner Cabinet. The top surmounted by a swan-neck pediment flanking a central urn finial and finely inlaid with scrolls of foliage embellished with pen-work. The satinwood cross-banded frieze framing a swagged garland of flowers tied from fluttering ribbons with pendant chains of bell-flowers leading down the sides flanking the glazed upper cupboard. The astrigal moulded glazing bars fashioned into a central oval interlaced with C-scrolls housing display shelves within above a mirrored panel back. The base cupboard having a bowed satinwood banded door and serpentine sides intricately inlaid with scrolls of Neo-classical foliage issuing caryatids, urns with crested plumes, flowers, swagged drapery and musical trophies, standing 31 ins (79 cms) wide and 86 ins (219 cms) high on square tapering feet.
A Fine Victorian Marquetried Burr Walnut Side Cabinet. The single panel door inlaid with an extravagant bouquet of flowers tied in ribbon and edged with gilt bronze foliate cast beading with a moulded border. The canted breakfront sides embellished with gilt cherub head mounts and inlaid with further floriate garlands hanging from face masks leading down to a plinth base with gadrooned beading, 31½ ins (80 cms) wide, 14 ins (36 cms) deep and 43½ ins (110.5 cms) in height.
A Fabulous Quality Victorian Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Front Display Cabinet with Secrétaire. The glazed upper section surmounted by a swan-neck pediment inlaid with cornucopia cascading flowers & foliage above a chequer banded frieze and two serpentine glass doors housing display shelves within. The swept sides adorned with elegant scrolls of foliage entwined in garlands and fluttering ribbons with trumpet vase crests of fruit & flowers enhanced with pen-work. The base section centred by a bowfront secrétaire drawer accommodating banks of satinwood drawers & pigeon holes with a maroon baize insert to the flap and small brass knop handles cast with rosettes & beading. The concaved side doors inlaid with S-scrolled cornucopia issuing sprays of bell flowers, fruit & foliage; with dolphins & crested urns ornamenting the swept sides. Standing on six slender square tapering legs with out-swept feet inlaid with stringing and united by a shaped under-shelf. 50 ins (127 cms) wide, 92 ins (234 cms) high.
A Fabulous Quality 19th Century Satinwood & Marquetry Side Cabinet. The front having a single panel door inlaid with a lavish bouquet of flowers defined against the ebonised ground with satinwood bordering bands tied into square loops at the re-entrant corners adorned with paterae mounts and framed by foliate cast gilt bronze beading. The cupboard flanked by open corner shelves edged in pierced gilt gallery rails and backed in mirrored glass below an inlaid guilloche frieze band. The canted break-front pilasters mounted with gilded caryatids leading down to a platform base with paterae heading the turned feet, 57 ins (145 cms) wide, 16 ins (41 cms) deep and 47 ins (120 cms) high.
A late 19th century mahogany and inlaid low open bookcase cabinet By Collinson & Lock of breakfront design, the arabesque inlaid frieze above a shelved recess flanked by a pair of panelled doors decorated with lambrequins and arabesques, stamped 'COLLINSON & LOCK, LONDON 5002' between fluted uprights on tapering legs united by an open shelf stretcher, on bun feet 155cm wide, 103cm, 35cm deep
A late 17th century brass bound walnut oyster veneered casket on stand probably Spanish, the casket oyster veneered in walnut, with hinged lid and drop-down front enclosing a rosewood interior with two small drawers, on a late 18th century mahogany stand with single drawer to the front, set on square chamfered legs, 28.5in. (72.5cm) high, 15.5in. (39.5cm) wide, 10.25in. (25cm) deep. * The casket contains a 19th century handwritten note as follows, "This brass cabinet formerly belonged to Lord Aston, vicar of Tardebigge was given to Alice Mabel Smith now is the property of her son Geoffrey Vivian Scott" (sic). This refers to the Reverend Walter Hutchinson Aston, 8th Lord Aston of Forfar (b.1769, d.1845). It was purchased by the vendor from a private house sale at Lord Berkeley's residence, Berkeley Castle, Glos.
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