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Click here to subscribeAn oak court cupboard, 18th century and later, the carved frieze above carved fall front enclosing later drinks cabinet with fitted light, and two carved cupboard doors, raised on plinth base, 155cm high, 142cm wide, 49cm deeplarge splits to both side panels, scratches and knocks to wood, split to bottom left panel of bottom right door,
A Queen Anne style walnut twin arched display cabinet, early 20th century, with two glazed doors enclosing two adjustable glass shelves and fitted lights, above two drawers, raised on cabriole legs, 183cm high, 112cm wide, 40cm deepcracks to left side glass panel, one crack to front right panel, splits to veneer and wood all over, some pieces of wood and veneer missing, scratches and knocks to wood, structurally sound.
An Edwardian Japanned two door linen cabinet, hand painted with figures by Pagoda scenes, the two doors enclosing a shelf above three linen drawers, raised on cabriole legs, 152cm high, 77cm wide, 48cm deepscratches all round, minor loss of veneer, some loss of paint, brass escutcheon is missing, splits to lacquer,
A Sevres style cabinet plate, the centre later hand-painted with two lovers and a sheep by a river, within Bleu De Roi border with gilt floral swags, leaf scrolls and vignettes of butterflies, bearing pseudo mark to underside, 25cm diameter The blue glaze has bled to the edge of the central panel. Surface scratches and rubbing to gilt and paint. Pitting and firing imperfections to underside. Marks and flecks of paint to underside.
An early 20th century oak tambour fronted filing cabinet/ chest of drawers, height 115.5cm.Condition:- General wear through age and use, split in top surface, new screws in back panel, tambour does not lift all the way to the top & needs attention, some drawers have chips/losses to top of front section, no sign of any other major damage or repair.
A pair of Chinese Celadon porcelain cabinet plates, 19th century, each decorated in the famille rose palette depcitings, brids, flora, and fauna, 21.5cm diameter, with a pair of 19th century Chinese Canton cabinet plates, 21.5cm diameter (4) (at fault)Condition report; One canton plate with two small chips to the rim, each leading to a hairline crack. One Celadon plate with rim descending hairline crack. Each piece shows surface scratching and wear.
A Japanese shibayama cabinet, early 20th century, with an open work foliate gallery above a conforming frieze and an arrangement of sliding doors, drawers and galleried shelves, the panels applied with mother of pearl and gilt detail depicting foliage, birds and insects, above a carved openwork apron raised upon curved supports, 157cm H x 99cm W x 35cm D Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018, Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for a de minimis exemption licence for the ivory in this lot Submission reference 6P41K8FDCondition report30cm length of openwork gallery is detached, minor chips to other parts of the gallery.Light stain to the front LH foot along with further stains and marks commensurate with age and use.Cabinet would benefit from a clean
A Coalport blue Batwing part tea service, comprising: six teacups, five with painted "Y2665" to base, one with printed "Y2665", seven saucers (four with raised well), two sandwich plates, each with painted "X1002" to base, and a moustache cup, painted "Y2480" to base, with two further Coalport cabinet plates, a Coalport floral part tea service, and a Moorcroft vase of small proportions, 9.5cm high (Qty) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Batwing - All pieces show surface wear, rubbing to the gilt highlights and some surface crazing (extensive on some pieces). One tea cup shows a small glazing fault, and one shows a repair to the handle. Another shows a hairline crack approximately 4cm long descending from the rim. One of the saucers shows extensive rivet repairs. One of the cabinet plates shows a stained hairline crack approximately 4cm long running inwards from the rim.
A George III mahogany corner washstand, of bowfront form, the second tier with a frieze drawer flanked by faux drawers, raised upon slender out swept supports, complete with blue and white jug, bowl and cups (at fault), 110cm H x 56cm W x 40cm D, along with a 19th mahogany wall cabinet, 40cm wide (2)
A Victorian carved oak collectors/specimen cabinet in the 17th century taste, the upper cabinet doors applied with gothic tracery opening to an arrangement of fourteen small drawers and a conforming central door, upon the lower cupboard with a single frieze drawer carved in relief with a winged cherubs mask above a pair of linen fold cupboard doors opening to three shelves, raised upon bun feet and applied with relief carved hanging fruit detail, 161cm H x 82cm W x39cm D
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