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Lot 197
A fine Edwardian mahogany display cabinet, the projecting cornice over two glazed doors centred by a glazed niche, enclosing an ivory damask-lined interior, the centre bow front base with two panelled doors, raised on square tapered supports united by a shaped under tier, with allover chequered and string inlay. 191cm by 121cm by 45cm
Lot 200
A walnut cabinet on stand, early 18th century and later, the projecting moulded cornice over a cushion-fronted drawer above a pair of inlaid quarter-veneered doors opening to four drawers beneath an aperture, the (possibly associated) base with a single frieze drawer over a shaped apron and raised on shell-carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet (decorative inlay to the doors possibly later). 152cm by 108cm by 48cm
Lot 206
A walnut bow fronted floorstanding corner cabinet, in the French taste, with black variegated marble top above a frieze drawer and door painted with urns and foliate decoration, with caryatid and floral gilt-metal mounts, all above a shaped apron on compressed block supports. 101cm by 76cm by 53cm
Lot 208
A French Vernis Martin display cabinet, early 20th century, the moulded top above a glazed door with lacquered panel depicting a courting couple within a landscape, all with floral gilt-metal border and enclosing a velvet-lined interior with glass shelves, flanked by sloping glazed sides with similar panels, raised on shaped supports with sabots. 159.5cm by 69cm by 36cm
Lot 159
A LOGBOOK AND EPHEMERA BELONGING TO WARRANT OFFICER ALBION HUDSON, a Navigator on 144 Squadron. Hudson and his crew are featured in the 1945 film 'Ship Busters.'An Airforce release book belonging to the recipient, his training notes, observers wings; Logbook with entries from 1943 to 1946; A photograph album which features stills and aerial torpedo and bombing photographs; A number of letters from his mother are present and photographs of Hudson; and two silver hallmarked ashtrays, one engraved 'R.A.F 144 Squadron, Who Shall Stop Us'. Albion Hudson was born in Knaresborough, near Harrogate, on the 9th of February 1919. He served in the Royal Airforce from the 21st of November 1941 until the 6th of August 1946. He qualified as a Wireless Operator / Air gunner on the 26th of August 1943 and as a Navigator on the 27th of October 1943. Hudsons' operational flying started on the 21st February 1945 with 144 Squadron. At that time, the Squadron was tasked with attacking shipping and in a flak suppression role. Hudson would take part in fifteen operational sorties. On his sixth op on the 24th March 1945 his aircraft was hit by flak. Interestingly his final two ops were after the war. On the 12th of May 1945, he was part of a convoy escort covering Naval ships transporting the Crown Prince of Norway and cabinet members to Oslo. His final op was searching for a missing Naval vessel on the 15th of May 1945. Albion Hudson passed away in 2004.
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