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Lot 70
Roberts & Belk, a 20th century canteen of silver cutlery, the beaded edge design in the manner of Hester Bateman, comprising: 12 dinner forks, 12 silver handled dinner knives, 12 soup spoons, 12 silver handled dessert knives, 12 teaspoons, silver handled 3-piece carving set, 12 coffee spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, 4 serving spoons, and 12 fish knives & forks, weighable silver: 5,594g, all housed within two fitted drawers within a mahogany bow fronted Georgian design canteen cabinet, raised on four cabriole legs
Lot 16R
Dolls House - An Art Deco style dolls house. The blue and white four storey dolls house, comes with two occupants and a 'Collie' dog, and measures approximately 96cms (H) x 51`cms (W) x 40cms (D) and features three front opening sections which reveal illuminated rooms (one light appears not to be working) including bedroom, hall, kitchen / bedroom, and lounge area. The house comes furnished with items such as wardrobe, bed, cabinet, kitchen units, settee, chairs and similar. The house contains 'Clarice Cliff' style ornaments, and some items of furnishings from 'The Dolls House Emporium'. Overall the house appears to be in Excellent condition with signs of display and use.
Lot 346
AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF PREDOMINANTLY 20TH CENTURY TOPOGRAPHICAL AND SUBJECT POSTCARDS topographical examples including England, the British Isles, European and world destinations; subjects including advertising, film, postal and stamps, art, royalty, military, sport, etc., contained in a seven drawer filing cabinet; together with a box of various postcard books. (Qty, many 1000s)
Lot 373
A late 19th/early 20th century oak country house entrance hall stand, shaped pediment above a bevelled mirror plate flanked by brass hanging hooks, the central drawer flanked by a walking stick/umbrella provision with drip trays below, carved throughout with mythical beasts, lion masks, sea serpents, leaves and fruit, raised on carved bun feet. Cabinetmakers plaque verso, Hewetson, Milner & Thexton Ltd, Tottenham Court Rd, London. H235cm, W160cm base, (top 190cm) D43cm. The cabinet making firm of Hewetson and Milner, established c.1835, moved to this address in 1871, owned by the City of London Corporation; in 1887, the business was amalgamated as Hewetson, Milner and Thexton Ltd. Their landlords forced a move in 1901 increasing their rent enormously and they were bankrupt by 1907. Overall in very good condition, showing no damage, worm or restorations, only age related wear & tear including surface stain loss, scratches and nicks.The back unscrews from the base, seperating into two pieces.
Lot 377
Late 19th century Japanese Meiji period Shibayama display cabinet, the moulded cornice with carved and pierced surmount of a origami crane above blue lacquered multi-tiered panels, hand painted motifs with mother of pearl and bone applique, multiple shelves, doors, drawers and central bridge, raised on a carved plinth. H267cm, W154cm, D46cm.In overall good condition, for many years the panels were separated from the carcass, stored in two branches of the family's home, only now being reunited. The carcass is in good condition but needs feeding/polishing and should respond very well.There are some losses to the carved buttress's sections, please examine the photographs.There are losses to most panels, we have tried to show them, again please examine the images. We have shown the bone fissures on the white sections showing them to be bone not ivory, we have used UV light on them as well and they did not appear to light up
Lot 1060
An interesting collection of antique microscope slides. Including a mahogany cabinet with 12 drawers containing 12 slides in each of mostly insects (parts, whole specimens, cross sections), with various makers labels including 'E Wheeler, W H Darleston, C Baker, Frederick Enock, Clarke & Page, C M Topping, John Browning, W Watson & Sons etc. Also with three loose drawers with a variety of slides (12 in each), and a box with a variety of other slides. *CR: Mahogany case in poor condition, slides seem generally fine overall. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
Lot 1061
A vintage sewing cabinet with four labelled drawers, including Needles and Toilet Pins, and Knitting Pins. Also marked for 'William Hall & Co, and a label for Grand Prize Paris 1878, 1889. 35.5cms across, 28cms deep, 31cms high. *CR: Some damages to the cabinet, in particular to one side and in other places, also some damages to the labels in places. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
Lot 1141
A mahogany box with drawer, containing various fossils and mineral specimens. Some with labels including examples from New Zealand, Australia, Zimbabwe etc (box 57cms by 33cms). Also with a small collectors cabinet with sloping top glazed lid and single drawer, 50cms by 32cms. (2). *CR: Reasonable for their age. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
Lot 1321A
An interesting collection of exotic and other birds, the loose specimens some with museum labels from the early 20thc with names, dates and locations. The specimens housed in a more modern 5 drawer cabinet painted with Birds. Cabinet 48cms high. *CR: Birds in mixed condition. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.*These are museum specimens aka cabinet specimens and are classified as “worked” items. As they are pre 1947, no licenses are necessary to sell this within the UK. If sold/shipped outside of the UK we would have to assess the species to see if any are listed under CITES.
Lot 587
ARTS & CRAFTS OAK SEWING CABINET,the square top over a hinged door inset with embossed metal panel, 46cm wideTop somewhat dried with usual scuffs and marks; some small nicks, a chip to the top lower right side of front and reverse left corner; further usual general wear; additional images available
Lot 1098
Pièces d'échecs. Bibliothèque Nationale - Cabinet des médailles et antiques 7 juin – 30 septembre 1990. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 1990. 8°. Mit Textabbildungen. 57 Seiten. Orig. geheftet. (20)* Die Abbildungen zeigen u. a. Schachfiguren, wie “les pièces d’échecs de Charlemagne”. Beiliegen: Siebert, Ursula, Jean - Loup Rousselot, Astrid und Halvor Jaeger. (Hrsg.) Schachspiele. Wandel im Laufe der Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte. Privatsammlung Jaeger. München, Museum für Völkerkunde, und Neu - Ulm, I.P.A., ca. 1988. 8°. Mit vielen farbigen Textabb. 128 Seiten. Orig. farbig illustrierter Pappband. Kieler Schachkatalog 739. / Taylor, Michael. The Lewis Chessmen. London, British Museum Publications Limited, 1978. 8°. Mit wenigen Textabb. !6 Seiten. Orig. geheftet. Zustand: Alle Teile mit Gebrauchsspuren. Umschläge berieben und bestoßen.
Lot 187
Ercol elm sideboard cabinet Ercol elm sideboard cabinet, with two cupboards, the right enclosing two glass shelves, over two drawers and three cupboard doors below, revealing a twin door shelved cupboard alongside a single door cupboard with a cutlery drawer, raised on ball castors. 136cm wide, 47cm deep, 124cm high
Lot 234
A Large Victorian Binocular Microscope Outfit,English, c. 1890 (from Watson Records), engraved to the rear of the stand 'WATSON & SON, 313 High Holborn, London 1170', the microscope stands on a large brass tripod foot with trunnions to the top supporting the body, at the bottom is a large plano-concave mirror on an articulated arm on a sliding collar, above this is the mechanical substage with X-Y control, focusing and rotation via pinion and large gear, above is the mechanical stage with goniometer stage engraved around the edge 0-360, with X-Y control via rack and screw, with course focusing to the rear of the binocular tubes, nose piece with screw fine focus, Wenham prism in drawer, with interocular adjustment at the top of the binocular tubes via rack and pinion, accessory set containing a pair of binocular eyepieces, 2 Watson objectives, a polariser, and an analyser along with a few other items, all in a large fitted mahogany cabinet microscope height 48cmFootnote: this microscope is a Ross Jackson model microscope No. Ia, which has been retailed by Watson, a careful look at the original handwritten Watson ledger reveals the word Rofs written to the right of many of the early entries suggesting that Watson was a main retailer for Ross.
Lot 241
A Large Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed entirely from mahogany with a tambour-style door to the front, with a plinth top capable of holding 20 sets of drawers in 4 compartments, each drawer capable of holding 5 rows of 12 standard slides giving a total capacity of 4800 slides, cabinet height 92cm, 88cm wide
Lot 242
A Good Victorian Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed of French polished mahogany with plinth base and glazed door, with 21 slide drawers each capable of holding 3 rows of 8 standard slides giving a total capacity of 504 slides, each drawer with a white ceramic label to each side and a ebony pull, with a single deep drawer to base, campaign-style brass handle to top,with lock and key.
Lot 243
A Large & Impressive Collection of Clarke & Page Microscope Slides, Comprising of a large collection of slides all by Clark & Page covering Entomology, Marine Zoology, Petrology, Diatoms, Chemical Crystals, Botany, Polyzoa, all contained in a large French polished mahogany cabinet containing 28 drawers each capable of holding 36 standard slides.
Lot 296
Smith, Beck & Beck, Achromatic Stereoscope C.1860, English, serial no. , signed around eyepieces 'ACHROMATIC STEREOSCOPE, SMITH, BECK & BECK, 6 COLEMAN ST, LONDON', locking table top cabinet opens to reveal stereoscope in base in slide out box, viewer with adjustable incline, rack and pinion focus, mirror reflector to underside of lid
Lot 47
LARGE STERLING SILVER MODEL OF THE MARY ROSE, THE FLAGSHIP OF KING HENRY VIII,maker Ammonite Ltd., Birmingham 1982, modelled in full sail and mounted to wood plinth set with engraved plaque 'The Mary Rose 1510-1545 007-250', 14 of a limited edition of 250 to commemorate the raising from the Solent on October 11th 1982, model approx. 41.5cm wide, 32cm high, presented within glass caseThe cabinet measures 47cm high, 56cm wide, 24.5cm deep; weight approximately 12.5kg overall including cabinet and base.The rear horizontal pole has previously been broken off and reattached with glue; this glue is losing adhesion and while still attached it is loose, will require attention; a rear section of the rigging has become detached from the rear mast; the lower horizontal pole to the central mast has suffered either from a knock or a casting flaw as there is a crack in this pole, this is mostly visible from the reverse rather than the front or opposite side to the crack; there is further general wear, the sails, ribbons and connecting ropes are thin so display some misshaping; additional images available
Lot 289
Pair of 19th Century Chinese Canton Famille Rose vases, each of footed bulbous form with gilt lion mask ring handles, painted and gilded with domestic court scenes, including ladies opening a cabinet, enclosed within floral and gilt scrollwork bands, (one vase as lamp), 29cm highThe vase without the lamp top has leftover glue on the inside rim, some on the outside of the rim, and down the neck. There is light decoration and gilt wear. The vase with the lamp top has a series of cracks around the neck with the glue very visible as can be seen here https://www.clevedonsalerooms.com/auction/lot/lot-289---pair-of-19th-century-chinese-canton-famille-rose-vases/?lot=19248&so=0&st=289&sto=0&au=21&ef=&et=&ic=False&sd=0&pp=48&pn=1&g=1. There is light decoration and gilt wear on this one as well.
Lot 339
Early 20th Century Japanese ebonised, parquetry and mother-of pearl inlaid table cabinet, the rectangular top with moulded scroll ends over an arrangement of sliding doors, drawers and pair of serpentine doors with engraved mounts enclosing cupboard with single drawer, over a long drawer on plinth base, 51cm x 27cm x 58cm highThere is damage to the lacquer on all sides and on top. There are small losses to the decoration. There is some white paint on the front of the base. All of the drawers and doors open smoothly
Lot 362
Unusual collection of French porcelain miniature 'trade samples', comprising 105 plates and dishes, variously decorated in puce camieau, chinoiserie, armorial and other styles, each approximately 40-45mm diameter, affixed across five trays of eighteen and one of fifteen, a seventh tray vacant, early 20th Century, housed in a Campaign-style brass-bound teak fall-front cabinet, 41.5cm x 33cm x 35cm high
Lot 544
William Hamilton RA (1730-1803) Interest - After Pierre-Francois Hughes (1719-1805) - Three aquatint etchings printed in black and terracotta ink heightened with white of red-figure vase designs after the Antique, from Hamilton’s Collection of Etruscan, Greek and Roman antiquities from the cabinet of the Honourable William Hamilton, the engravings numbered 120 and 124, with one unnumbered, 24cm x 44cm and smaller, all framed under glass (3)
Lot 695
Late 19th Century ebonised and brass inlaid side cabinet, the rectangular top with rounded re-entrant corners over line inlaid frieze and two panel doors each centred with inlaid arabesque diamond within inlaid line and cast gilt metal fillets, enclosing single shelf interior, flanked by gilt metal mounted stop-fluted and baluster columns, on plinth base ,103cm x 40cm x 105.5cm high
Lot 713
Impressive Arts & Crafts Scottish School sideboard or side cabinet, attributed to Ernest Archibald Taylor for Wylie & Lochhead, Glasgow, the rectangular topped superstructure with angled cornice projecting at the front corners over two substantial tapered square section supports on spreading bases, above pair of fielded cupboard doors flanking open recess and a long open shelf, the lower section with two long drawers over pair of fielded cupboard doors flanking bank of two short drawers over open shelf, the whole with brass stylised strap hinges, handles and escutcheons, 233cm x 63cm x 159cm high
Lot 717
Vernis Martin style rosewood display cabinet or vitrine, first half 20th Century, the arched top with gilt metal cresting over glazed serpentine door and concave sides enclosing crimson velvet lined interior over shaped painted Watteauesque panels, raised on cabriole supports with gilt metal sabots, 82cm x 47cm x 181cm high There is a small area of restoration on the left side curve between the glass and the gilt cresting and another on the edge of the door frame. There is a crack around 2 inches long on the back right-hand leg about a centimeter out from where the leg joint is. The shelves a possibly not original as they don’t match(one is slightly thicker) and one has a small internal fracture on the left.
Lot 159
* Gurney Family Photographs. A collection of 110 cartes de visite and 24 cabinet cards of the Gurney family, 1860s/1870s, albumen prints, mostly window-mounted in 2 albums, the first an album with 34 cartes de visite, sitters identified on the lower mounts, adults including Laura Gurney (Queeny), Rev. William H. Gurney, Francis Cresswell, Harriett Wright, Laura Troubridge, Lady Troubridge, Lord & Lady Calthorpe, Edward Flower, Margaret Ward, Countess of Gainsborough, Mrs Charles Gurney, James Case, Hugh Gurney, Lizzie Woodhouse, Edward R. Pratt, Harriet Gurney, Lancelot Orde, children including Mortimer & Gerard Gurney, G. Kerville Gurney, Eva Gurney, Charles Orde, Hellen Gurney, William & Mortimer Gurney, schoolboys at Lowestoft, the Orde children, etc., many windows empty but with inscriptions at foot, plus 15 cartes de visite loosely inserted, contemporary cloth-backed calf with gilt clasp and bosses, oblong 8vo, the second album largely with sitters identified 1870s and some 1880s, identified sitters include the Earl and Countess of Romney, Mrs James Orde, Lt. Col. Duff MP, Countess of Lindsey, Lady Elizabeth Bertie, Lewis Gurney, Mrs Frances Cresswell, Miss Amy Troubridge, Miss Eva Gurney, Miss Lily Gurney, Walter & Hugh Gurney, Miss Ellen Craigie, W.R. Hamond, Gerard B. Gurney, etc., and children including Audrey & Muriel Gurney, the boys at Mr Brown's school, Hunstanton, 1876, Betty Orde & Edith Babington, Maggie Harbord, Phil Gurney, Audrey & Muriel, etc., 9 further albumen prints pasted to mounts, mostly views but including an oval portrait of Adair Craigie, 1877 and one similar of the young Audrey Gurney, 1876, contemporary morocco, heavily rubbed, 4toQTY: (2)
Lot 161
* Gurney Family Photographs. A group of 3 Gurney family photograph albums, c. 1870s/1880s, containing approximately 250 mounted albumen prints, largely Gurney family and circle, including men, women and children, singly and in groups, some at North Runcton Hall and one album with many at Valley Field, another album with approximately 50 further mounted gelatin silver prints, early 20th century, including scenes at Mangreen Hall, etc., photographs of various sizes but many cabinet card and carte de visite sizes, mounted to rectos and versos of stiff card leaves with captions to mounts, one album with the ownership signature of S.A. Gurney, contemporary morocco, some wear and joints to one album broken, 4to/oblong 4toQTY: (3)
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