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Click here to subscribeA LOCKABLE CLARKE HD PLUS FIVE DRAWER TOOL CABINET WITH VARIOUS SPECIALISED HAND TOOLS, TO INCLUDE SMART PHONE REPAIR KIT, DIGITAL VERNIER CALIPERS, VARIOUS ELECTRICAL HAND TOOLS, ALLEN KEY SETS, ASSORTED HSS TAPS AND DIES, VARIOUS COLLETS, FLUTED CUTTERS, RIBBON CABLES AND VARIOUS ORANGE FIREWORK DETONATER CABLES (KEYS ARE WITH THE DRAWERS)
A Cabinet fitted with twelve drawers containing a collection of approximately 530 glass Photographic Slides of mainly First World War, Botanical and Portrait interest. Subjects include Belgium Soldiers with a rescued dog, Canadian Troops in camp, German Frontline Machine Gun Post, Russian Transport Column, Trench Field Hospital, Anzac Troops, etc., some A/F.Provenance, Kinsham Court, Herefordshire
A Wooden & Glass Cabinet group to include 3x cabinets 2 measuring approximately Height 43cm, Width 63.5cm & Depth 11cm with 4 glass shelves & 1 display unit measuring approximately Height 27.5cm, Width 54.5cm & Depth 5cm. Conditions generally appear Good Plus to Excellent. COLLECTION ONLY. (3)
An early 20th century Standard Model 'A' Gramophone. Manufactured by the Standard Talking Machine Company, the gramophone features an oak wood cabinet bearing its signature decal and the original blue and gold painted "Morning Glory" horn. The gramophone has been tested and plays well. (58cm high).The Standard Talking Machine Company was an American record label that was created in October 1901 and operated until March 1918.The diameter of the horn is 43.5cm.
A 19th century Japanese lacquer table-top jewellery cabinet, with floral and bird decoration, brass mounts, 7 drawers to interior, 28 x 29.5cm, depth 15cmMuch of the lacquer is lost to the corners and sides, the brass mounts are loose in places, interior is complete and interior lacquer in good condition
A Victorian mahogany serpentine chiffonier, with a two tier raised back with a shield shaped motif to the centre flanked by scrolled embellishments raised on scrolling supports. Below a three door cabinet opening to reveal a shelved interior on a serpentine plinth base. Measures 140cm x 50 x 154cm.
A 19th Century mahogany collectors cabinet, the glazed panel door enclosing twenty-eight numbered drawers (missing top drawer) with turned ebony and ivory handles, on plinth base, the door bears the label 'Albany Hancock's Microscope Slides', 40 x 33 x 52cms high.Notes: Albany Hancock (1806-1873), was an English naturalist, biologist and supporter of Charles Darwin. He is best known for his works on marine animals and coal-measure fossils. Albany Hancock was the brother of the naturalist John Hancock. The Hancock Museum in Newcastle upon Tyne is named after the Hancock brothers, both of whom took an instrumental part in getting the museum built. The museum contains many specimens from their collections.Ivory self-declaration submission reference QB3Z8R7C
A late 19th Century North European carved oak breakfront cabinet on stand, the carved architectural pediment with boars head, above an acanthus cornice and animal mask and scroll frieze, barley twist uprights and single glazed door enclosing adjustable shelves, the lower section with carved frieze drawer above single door enclosing shelf with carved horn, rabbit and leaf decoration, on bun feet, 99 x 53 x 226cms high.
Attributed to Epstein: a mid 20th Century Queen Anne-style burr walnut cocktail cabinet, with shell and scroll pattern finial above a pair of doors with chinoiserie-style brass fittings, opening to reveal a mirrored and maple-lined interior, above a pull-out mirrored drinks mixing shelf and two drawers, the backs of doors each with two galleried shelves, on a stand with pierced and carved shell, leaf and scroll frieze, acanthus cupped cabriole legs and feet, 107 x 44 x 172cms high.
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