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A Sheraton Revival mahogany breakfront side cabinet, circa 1900 painted with flowers, swags, ribbons and a musical trophy, satinwood-crossbanded and inlaid, the mirrored superstructure having architectural pediment over shelf and glazed compartment, the base fitted fall front flanked by a pair of glazed doors, on tapered legs and spade feet linked by undertier, H 201cm W 106cm
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A Victorian amboyna and ebonised pier cabinet by Gillow and Company, the moulded inverted breakfront top having brass gallery over velvet-lined interior enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, flanked by fluted turned pilasters with malachite-coloured 'jewels', on plinth base, stamped and numbered 6050 H 103cm W 107.5cm
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A superb Midland Railway light oak 12" dial fusee movement drop-dial wall clock. The original face is lettered "John Smith & Sons, Midland Clock Works, Queen St, Derby", and the polished cabinet bears its oval brass "LMS 14899" numberplate, and a circular steel tag "17". Carved ears, and a carved surround to the pendulum window. In full working order with pendulum and key. This clock was sited in the Derby Works Fire Department. Quite magnificent.
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A Great Northern Railway 12" dial chain fusee Potts wall clock, with its original GNR "32" numberplate on the side. When the clock was acquired there was a LNER dial on top of the original GNR dial which was in poor condition so it has been restored and repainted. An early clock with a narrow mahogany surround. The back of the cabinet displays its original paper labels including the Potts repair instruction notice. A lovely, polished clock in full working order, complete with brass pendulum, and wooden-handled winding-key.
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A 19TH CENTURY WALNUT SIDE CABINET, with gilt metal mounts, the top with re-entrant corners, crossbanded in amboyna within box and ebony stringing, over two doors centred by Sevres type portrait plaques, each with ribbon cresting, between glazed doors flanked by ebonised pilasters with Corinthian capitals on turned feet, 72.5in. (184cms) wide
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An early Victorian rosewood bookcase cabinet, the upper section with moulded caddy top above three open shelves supported on baluster turned uprights and flanked with pierced fretwork panels, the lower section with rectangular top above three short graduated drawers flanked with hinged locking uprights, standing on a plinth base, 61cm wide
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A George III style mahogany floor standing bow front corner cabinet, the dentil cornice above pendant frieze and pair of pointed 'Gothick' astragal glazed doors enclosing two shelves, flanked by fluted canted angles above a slide and a pair of flame veneered doors, bracket feet, 87cm wide, 189cm high, 53cm deep
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A 19th century ormolu mounted marquetry cabinet, the pagoda top with lacquered brass three-quarter gallery above a downswept cornice and shield shaped glazed door, glazed sides conforming, enclosing three velvet lined shelves, shaped apron, cabriole legs, inlaid overall with floral marquetry panels and outlined with boxwood string, 63cm wide, c.1870
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An Edwardian mahogany Art Nouveau splay front floor standing display cabinet, stepped cornice above a serpentine frieze, the three-quarter glazed door and sides with leaded lights, decorated with vaseline, green and brown glass flowering stems enclosing two velvet lined shelves, tapered square legs, the whole outlined with satinwood crossbanding and boxwood string, 120cm wide, c.1905
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A 19th century mahogany cabinet of architectural design, the lofty broken pointed dentil cornice with fret supports above a stepped dentil and stop fluted frieze, above a pair of astragal glazed doors, velvet lined interior, the projecting serpentine fronted base fitted with cockbeaded drawer, tapering square legs, linked by shaped rectangular undertier, 74cm wide (associated)
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George III oak Bureau, the interior fitted central cupboard, drawers and pigeonholes and enclosed by a fall front with four long graduating drawers below, all with brass handles and on a plain base and with associated Cabinet with fluted and moulded cornice, the interior fitted with three adjustable shelves and enclosed by twin panelled doors, 95cms, (3’1”).
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