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Lot 363
A 19th century continental brass and leather travel case, with applied and engraved decoration, the hinged fall with remains of a ceramic plaque dated 1870 to a part fitted interior with pen box contained inkwell, scissors, pen above calendar apertures and a timepiece, the reverse fall with applied monogram SWS with a coronet above, and with concertina pockets, 11in (29cm) h, ( 14in (35.5cm) w.
Lot 441
A late 19th century Dutch marquetry washstand, the hinged top with a ribbon tied basket of flowers with birds, revealling four circular apatures, above a frieze drawer locked, key missing, on cabriole legs, 30.75in (78cm) h, 35.75in (91cm) w, 26.5in (67cm) d, together with a Minton ceramic toilet set.
Lot 80
A pair of late Victorian/Edwardian low seat side chairs with foliate scrolled top rails, pierced splats and stuff over seats on serpentine front legs with brown ceramic castors and a pair of oak frame dining chairs with dralon upholstered back and seat panels on bobbin turned supports with stretchers.
Lot 94
A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany kneehole desk with moulded ledge back and rexene lined top and having two drawers with brass drop loop handles and shaped pierced back plates above a central kneehole with flanking deep drawers on square tapered legs with brass terminals and brown ceramic castors (118cms).
Lot 131
A good late Victorian/Edwardian oak writing desk, the gilt tooled leather lined top surmounted by two sets of two short drawers with gilt metal arcades separated by a shallow shelf with balustraded back and the lower part having nine drawers with fluted columns and raised on squat ring turned supports with brown ceramic castors (122cms wide).
Lot 95
Games. Pip-Pip. Motor Car Game for 2 to 6 Persons, pub. C.W. Faulkner & Co, c.1906, including twenty chromo cards (to form the track course), six chromo motor car playing pieces and two dice, rule cards present, contained together in orig. chromo printed box, box worn and lacking one side, box approx. 125 x 95 x 35mm, together with The New Icosian Game Invented by Sir William R. Hamilton, Andrews” Professor of Astronomy in the University of Dublin, and Royal Astronomer of Ireland, c.1860s, twenty ceramic counters, contained in orig. mahogany box with printed paper label to lid, box approx. 75 x 125 x 30mm, plus other misc. games (a carton)
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