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Lot 830
A 19th Century Panelled Oak Cabinet of 17th Century Design, with moulded edge to top, fitted two frieze drawers, carved with cherubs, hippocamps and fruiting vines, cupboard under enclosed by a pair of panelled doors with moulded geometric fronts, flanked by pilasters carved with cherubs with musical trophies, fitted two drawers to base with moulded fronts and on heavy bun feet, 62ins wide x 25ins deep x 60.5ins high
Lot 912
An Early 20th Century White Painted Dressing Table of Neo-Classical Design, fitted mirror, two jewellery drawers, two frieze drawers, and on turned and fluted legs, 45ins wide x 23ins deep x 68ins high, a matching marble topped wash stand, 45ins wide x 21ins deep x 55ins high, a similar bedside cabinet, 16.5ins x 15.5ins x 34ins high, and a similar towel airer, 29ins wide x 37ins highNote: The dressing table and the wash stand both bear labels inside the right hand drawers which read "Waring & Gillow"
Lot 950
A Late 18th Century Dutch Oak and Marquetry Display Cabinet, the whole inlaid with urns of flowers, birds, scroll leafage and shell ornament, the upper part with arcaded and moulded cornice, fitted two shaped shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, the base fitted with shelf and two interior drawers enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, on bracket feet, 52ins wide x 17.5ins deep x 82ins high
Lot 165
Early 20th Century Oak Smokers Cabinet with glazed door, opening to reveal a terracotta jar & cover and pipe rack above a brass handled drawer, pierced brass gallery top, pipe racks to sides, with key, together with 8 x smoking pipes (featuring Stanwell Royal Prince) and a wooden pipe stand. Cabinet measures 32cm H x 22cm W
Lot 558
A collection of 17th century and later indentures and other legal documents, letters and stamped receipts and other ephemera, the earliest being a 1692 conveyance document, many relating to the Foster family of doctors from Leeds, 1870 leases for plots in Studland Street of Hammersmith, 18th century attested copy assignments and settlements, deed of appointment to the trust of Robert Chambre Vaughan and Mary Massy of Burlton Hall, an 1803 statement of account from Thomas Butler 'Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker - The Original Manufactory' listing items bought by Mr Davis Esq, copy of Poor Law returns for the County of Essex dated 1803 etc
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