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Lot 2211
A Georgian mahogany Secretaire cabinet, with satinwood and ebony stringing, brass mounts, and carved and inlaid decoration. 143x111x63cm. Generally good condition, with age and use related marks and scratches. Probably the bottom half of a bookcase. Some small areas of loss to moulding and veneer, and some brass mounts are bend out of shape.
Lot 2178
A 19th century continental oak and mahogany cabinet on stand, with panelled doors, shelf fitted interior, six drawers under, carved decoration and raised on square tapered legs. A/F. 172x206x56cm.Various signs of damage to decoration, including a missing finial. Various chips and areas of loss. Doors are slightly ill fitting. No key present. Missing a divider between two drawers to the interior. Cornice and back panel slightly bowed. Rosewood veneer to top of cornice is lifting. Requires some attention.
Lot 2212
A 17th century oak court cupboard, with chip carved and panelled decoration. 156x165x54cm.Note inside one door reading:"The lettering upon this cabinet CEM 1688 refers to the Morris family of Rochdale. After the death of Doctor John Walter Morris in February 1893, to whom it descended, it was purchased by Robert Taylor Heape (1848-1919?) who afterwards gave it to me. Signed Rich Heap, Healy Hall 1916."This is in two sections. Appears to have been stored somewhere damp. Some signs of repair and restoration. Missing locks. Worm damage to back. No runners to bottom drawers, and floor panels are absent. May have had additional decoration to the top which is now absent. Front shelf is loose. Loss to right side. Skirt to left side has detatched. Cracks to lower right panel.
Lot 2163
A mahogany and marble topped washstand, with raised back, two drawers and cupboards under, 107x127x51cm, and a mahogany blanket box. Both with labels for Henderson Cabinet Makers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, (2).Washstand in good used condition, with some minor chips to the marble. Missing a piece to the cornice. The blanket box has one foot that needs re-attatching.
Lot 2162
A 19th century style three-section mahogany library bookcase, with two glazed doors above two drawers and cupboards under, maker's plate behind door for Henderson Cabinet Makers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 131x220x51cm.Good condition. Gap in top panel beneath the upper section, as well as both sides. We think this is a relatively modern piece, from the latter half of the 20th century.
Lot 2077
BEAVER & TAPLEY - A mid-century design home office suite comprising a pedestal desk, hi-fi cabinet, four hanging cupboards, a hanging shelf and open bookcase. (8) Dimensions: - Desk 112x73x54cm. - Hi-fi cabinet 140x52x52cm. - Pair of hanging cupboards 84x40x40cm. - Pair of hanging cupboards 84x56x28cm. - Bookshelf 84x63x26cm. - Single drawer shelf 84x16x40cm. Only one hanging bracket present. All in good used condition, with some slight surface marks and scratches.
Lot 835
Herbert E. Gibbs - A teak compact cabinet sideboard, with integral ledge shelf above two sliding doors with elliptical handles enclosing two adjustable internal drawers, raised to tapered legs, bears Herbert E. Gibbs Autograph Furniture label, height 86cm, width 121cm and depth 41cm, some wear.
Lot 1124
Langfords Bespoke Cabinet Makers - A contemporary design desk of rectangular section with L form lower side unit with a repeat vertical slat detail, together with a matched display unit with twin cupboards and open display shelves with matched detail.NB - This was a bespoke commission for the vendor with a final invoice cost of £12,000.
Lot 3132
A mixed lot to include; a 19th century rectangular tea caddy, mahogany veneer with inlaid lighter wood areas, two compartments within but no linings or covers, on four bun feet, a stoneware bottle (some damage to stopper/top rim), a small coppoer and brass jug, a square travelling ink well, leather outer casing, and a late 19th/early 20th century key cabinet with two drawers to bottom (base is detached so drawers come out at bottom, locked and no key). Also included within the lot is a quantity of mixed two pence cons,some Edwardian, George V and later etc. Further details: some loss/damage as mentioned to key box, some loss, cracking and wear to tea caddy, scratching etc to most commensurate to age.
Lot 132
After Paul Hippolyte DelarocheEmperor Napoléon in his study oil on canvas76.5 x 64cm (30 1/8 x 25 3/16in).Footnotes:The present work is a copy after the painting by Delaroche commissioned by Louisa, 6th Countess of Sandwich in 1838, now in a private collection. Delaroche depicted Napoleon in the uniform of a Colonel of the Grenadiers de la garde à pied, standing in his office in the Tuileries Palace. Delaroche's portrait is historically accurate and based elements of the composition, such as the pose and uniform, on David's celebrated Portrait de Napoléon dans son cabinet de travail of 1812 (Washington, The National Gallery).ProvenanceAnon. sale, Phillips, London, 14 July 1982, lot number unknown.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 225
λ PAUL FRYER (BRITISH B. 1963) ECCE HOMO, 2006 Vitrine, Japanese lacquered cabinet, black thorn crown, goose egg, black cellulose paint, Kevlar thread and epoxy resin 45.5 x 41 x 41cm (17¾ x 16 x 16 in.) Overall (including plinth): 145 x 41 x 41cm (57 x 16 x 16 in.)Provenance: Private Collection, UKExhibited: London, Fire Station, 1 Chiltern Street, Paul Fryer: Potential and Ground, February - March 2007 Winchcombe, Sudeley Castle, Phillips de Pury & Company, Reconstruction 3, June - October 2008 Florence, Gucci Museo, Paul Fryer: Lo Spirito Vola, March -November 2012 After attending Leeds College of Art in the 1980s alongside Damien Hirst, Paul Fryer became an electro-pop singer and transvestite DJ, founding the famous Kit Cat Club in Leeds. After moving to London he started designing books and other printed materials for artists, fashion houses and record labels, and his book of poetry, Don't Be So..., was illustrated by Damien Hirst and published by Trolley Books in 2001. His art engages with Christian Gnosticism and cutting-edge scientific research - ideas which come together in one of Fryer's most important works: Ecce Homo.
Lot 163
SURREALIST SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) LOCK DISPLAY CABINET Wood model in glazed wooden cabinet Inscribed to label 'Made entirely of wood/No metal or any/Kind being used !' 40.5 x 35.5 x 11cm (15¾ x 13¾ x 4 1/8in.)Provenance: Private Collection, George Melly (1926-2007), jazz & blues singer, writer and critic Private Collection, UK'The marvellous is always beautiful; anything marvellous is beautiful; in fact only the marvellous is beautiful.' André Breton, Manifesto of Surrealism, 1924George Melly was first immersed in surrealist ideas by the Belgian poet, artist and writer Édouard Léon Théodore Mesens (1903-1971). Melly worked for Mesems at the London Gallery. Later Melly moved into Jazz music working with Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band. His interest in the surrealist movement continued throughout his lifetime, even appearing on a documentary in 1978 which recorded his journey from North London to the Hayward Gallery to view the Great Exhibition of Dada & Surrealist Art. Barry Flanagan and Maggi Hambling painted his portrait and works by Magritte adorned the walls of his private collection.'Any picture which for me is worthwhile is in a way an exteriorisation of what's inside the person.' George Melly, 1982 Condition Report: The box has a crack in the wood to the upper left corner. A number of scratches to the lower edge. Some light scratches to the perspex glaze. The black felt is dusty most notable at the corners. The installation itself made from wood has no obvious significant damage. Condition Report Disclaimer
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