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Lot 360
A George I Walnut, Featherbanded and Brass-Mounted Cabinet on Chest, early 18th century, the moulded cornice above two featherbanded cupboard doors with engraved brass hinges and lockplate, enclosing ten oak-lined drawers, the base with two short over three drawers, on compressed bun feet109cm by 56cm by 185cmSide panels split and formerly fitted with brass carrying handles, now lacking. Also side panels with sections of timber missing with some deep scratches, partly filled and polished. Timber slightly dry with minor natural? shrinkage splits around doors - see images. The interior is later painted. Locks and brasses replaced.
Lot 293
A Late Regency Mahogany Serpentine Side Cabinet, in the manner of Gillows, circa 1820/30, with five oak-lined graduated drawers flanked by reeded stiles and moulded cupboard doors enclosing shelves, on turned toupie feet150cm by 60cm by 115cmTop section with numerous scratches, some deep. Right hand cupboard door with movement/small repair. General small faults around cockbeading and dustboards. Left hand cupboard door lower moulded section with fine split. Brasses replaced. Good quality timber. Some of the ivorine escutcheons are dried out and have been removed from the drawers, but are still present
Lot 346
A Teak and Brass-Bound Table Cabinet, late 18th century, of rectangular form, the two hinged doors enclosing an arrangement of ten drawers with brass drop handles, on bracket feet with shaped apron 60.5cm by 43cm by 50.5cm Cabinets of this design are thought to have been made for Dutch Vereenigde Oostindische Compaignie officials in either Batavia (now Jakarta) or Sri Lanka. The metal fittings and the unusual drawer construction are both typical of the form. The design was presumably derived from contemporary Japanese and Chinese lacquer cabinets. There is a similar example, made of teak, in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and another in the Gemeenten Museum, Dan Haag.See Veenendaal (Jan) Furniture from Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India during the Dutch period, Delft 1985), pl.72 and Eliëns (Titus M) (ed.) Domestic Interiors at the Cape and in Batavia 1602-1795, Den Haag, (2002), No.22
Lot 320
A French Mahogany and Gilt-Metal-Mounted Vitrine, circa 1880, in Louis XV/Transitional style, the later red Griotte D-shaped marble top above a plain frieze centred by a female mask, cornucopia vases and acanthus scrolls, the bowfront glazed doors enclosing two removable glass shelves flanked by glazed sides with caryatid mounts decorated with torches issuing flames and musical trophies below, on stout cabriole legs with shell cast mounts and hoof feet111cm by 45cm by 136cmThe marble top is later. Some small areas of fritting and small chips around the edge, so the marble falls short of the back section (see photograph). Cabinet is in good decorative order throughout and there is some very slight fading around the lower section and cupboard doors (as photographed). Some small scratches to the shelves, and with some small marks to the velvet interior. With key.
Lot 257
A Late Regency Mahogany Extending Dining Table, circa 1820/30, with three original additional leaves, the moulded top with two rectangular end sections and plain moulded frieze, the extending frame on eight turned and tapering legs with brass-capped toes and castors270cm extended by 125cm by 76cmA Mahogany Storage Cabinet, the moulded platform top above a red velvet-lined interior for the additional leaves59cm by 91cm by 169.5cm (2)Generally good condition but with general scratches throughout the top and leaves. Uniform colour and structurally sound. Extending frame works correctly.
Lot 273
An Edwardian Satinwood and Polychrome-Painted Bookcase Cabinet, early 20th century, the moulded pediment above a plain frieze and lancet-glazed doors enclosing three mahogany-lined removable shelves, the base with two frieze drawers above two cupboard doors painted with oval panels of trailing leaves, above an arched apron and splayed bracket feet93cm by 34cm by 214cmTimber slightly dry, but overall in good condition. Left side panel with minor splits?, partly filled. Right side panel with small damage to moulding, also small section of timber missing. Base section with small section of moulding missing from front right corner. Lefthand drawer with section of cockbeading missing. Two small sections of veneer missing to underside of drawers. With one key for the upper section and another key for the cupboard doors.
Lot 267
A Victorian Mahogany, Satinwood-Crossbanded and Marquetry-Inlaid Display Cabinet, stamped Edwards & Roberts, late 19th century, the moulded pediment inlaid with acanthus leaves, scrolls and flowerbells above glazed doors enclosing two adjustable shelves, the base of bowfront form, the top inlaid with flowerbells, acanthus leaves and a landscape, with two drawers below painted with urns and flanked by griffins, on square tapering legs with brass-capped feet76cm by 53cm by 189cmOverall in good condition. Top section with general scuffs and scratches. Back left corner with small sections of stringing missing. Righthand side with small section of moulding missing around the middle. Small sections of veneer reglued. Small scuffs around the legs consistent with age. Drawer fronts slightly faded.
Lot 338
A Late 17th Century Italian Carved Pine, Cream-Painted and Parcel-Gilt Cabinet, in two halves, the upper section with breakfront moulding above an egg and dart carved border, the moulded cupboard door decorated with a crown and scrolls, enclosing a painted interior, all between moulded column supports, the base with a single drawer between grotesque mounts, above an arched cupboard door between caryatid stiles, on carved claw feet (numerous old decay and losses)63cm by 44cm by 166cmNumerous old decay throughout, particularly the back boards (as photographed). Section of foot missing (front right, as photographed). Later painting throughout.
Lot 264
A Regency Rosewood Breakfront Side Cabinet, early 19th century, the brass grille doors lined with dark pink watered silk, all between pilaster supports, the interior with later black velvet-lined adjustable shelves, on a moulded plinth base246cm by 42cm by 94cmGood quality timber and a good colour. Has general scratches, some ring marks and minor natural? split, as photographed. With three keys and working locks. Backboards seem original but have been ebonised. Modern felt on shelves. Some scuffs and small losses around the moulded base, as photographed. Right-hand moulding damaged. The fabric would not be easy to replace - we would recommend using a restorer for this.
Lot 1776
A contemporary bow fronted Mahogany cocktail/drinks Cabinet, the upper portion with a mid height glass shelf, the base with an opposing doored cupboard and all doors having cross-banding, central oval inlaid panels, the top with a tooled green leather surface and protective plate glass, 29'' wide x 19'' deep x 48 3/4'' high and with internal illumination.
Lot 271
Captain George Claude Leon Underwood (British 1890-1975): Anthropomorphic Bird, etching signed and dated 1915 in pencil 9cm x 14cm Provenance: by descent through the family of Eli Marsden Wilson (1877-1965); removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 269
Eli Marsden Wilson ARE ARCE (British 1877-1965): Landscapes, collection of unframed mezzotints variously signed in pencil, max 25cm x 30cm (approx. 27) Provenance: by descent through the artist's family; removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 266
Eli Marsden Wilson ARE ARCE (British 1877-1965): New College Oxford, etching signed in pencil 19cm x 10.5cm; together with watercolour and pencil studies for the finished etching (3) Provenance: by descent through the artist's family; removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 270
Portfolio of watercolours, drawings, etchings, and prints by various artists, including Eli Marsden Wilson, Hilda Mary Pemberton, etc (qty) Provenance: by descent through the family of Eli Marsden Wilson (1877-1965); removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 267
Eli Marsden Wilson ARE ARCE (British 1877-1965): Ex Libris, collection of unframed etchings variously signed in pencil, max 13cm x 10cm (approx. 45), together with a further quantity of Ex Libris by other, related artists (qty) Provenance: by descent through the artist's family; removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 265
Eli Marsden Wilson ARE ARCE (British 1877-1965): 'Low Tide Margate Harbour', pair miniature etchings signed in pencil 2.4cm x 3.8cm (2) Provenance: by descent through the artist's family; removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267. The etchings were commissioned for Queen Mary's Dolls' House. Sold together with a letter from Princess Marie Louise to the artist dated September 11 1922 requesting the production of a drawing to be included in a portfolio in the King's Library. Featured on the Antiques Roadshow, Series 35, Scarborough Grand Spa Hall, 16th November 2012.
Lot 268
Eli Marsden Wilson ARE ARCE (British 1877-1965): Landscapes, collection of unframed etchings variously signed and titled in pencil, max 30cm x 30cm (approx. 35) Provenance: by descent through the artist's family; removed from the artist's cabinet, to be sold in the Country House Sale, Saturday 16th March 2024 Lot 1267.
Lot 223
A collection of Alfred Ducotes (active 1830-1840),1830's engravings published by T.McLean 26 Haymarket comprising, "The Rivals" (32.5cmx25cm), "The Irish Tudor" (27.5cmx37cm), "A Classical Subject" (28cmx35cm), "The Royal Corset" (27cmx39cm), "A Cabinet Picture" (26cmx37.5cm) and an engraving by Alfred Cowquill Del published by E. Sidebetham titled "Statuettes" "One of a Celebrated Peel" (37cmx27.5cm) all unframed and on blue role. (a/f) (6)
Lot 713
A Technics music centre comprising Technics SL-PJ26A compact disk player, Technics Stereo tuner ST-X301L, Technics Automatic turntable system SL-J11OR, Technics Stereo Integrated Amplifier SU-X101, Stereo double cassette deck all housed in a reproduction teak effect media cabinet, together with the original operating manuals, receipts and guarantees.
Lot 893
Nürnberger Wellenschrank 18. Jahrhundert, Barock, Nuremberg wave cabinet 18th century,Eiche massiv, Nussbaum und Splintholz furniert, großer Barockschrank mit 2 Fronttüren, Balusterfüßen und abgeschrägten Kanten, Schlossbeschläge mit Fratzen und Motiven, H 201 cm x B 175 cm x T 67 cm, Nachbesserungen, Holzteile ergänzt und ersetzt, Stabilität restaurationsbedürftig
Lot 21
A Victorian stained pine work cabinet, containing various unused glass slides, test tubes, brushes, various tools and other instruments, specimen boxes. Housed in original fitted case. Case forms part of the collection attributed to local entomologist George West, this is effectively the field case used by Mr West to prepare and preserve his collection and works.
Lot 24
A Victorian microscope slide collectors cabinet, seven drawers, containing a collection of slides relating to Entomology and the study of insects, curated by local botanist and entomologist George West including the scales of lepisma, posterior leg of a cricket, dragonfly, lipeurus baculus from a pigeon, the pupa of a pond skater, etc, slide makes include Smith, Beck & Beck, a total of 140 slides, 35cm x 9.5cm x 20cm.
Lot 22
A Victorian mahogany microscope slide collectors cabinet, with receesed brass handle and glass door, 21 numbered drawers containing an extensive collection curated by local botanist and entomologist George West, mainly examples of fern, including Filices, Equisetales, Lepidodendron, Lyginodendrou, Sphenophyllium, etc, a total of 215 slides, bottom drawer contains a catalogue of sections of fossil plants and various beetle specimens housed in a cigarette tin, case size 28cm x 41cm x 30.5cm, there is also a large quantity of hand written notes and research compiled by George West relating to the compiling of the Geological slides themselves. Ivory Permit No: RXWD5H45
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