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Lot 2001
AN ERNEST ARCHIBALD TAYLOR FOR WYLIE LOCHHEAD GLASGOW STYLE WRITING DESK with sloped front inlaid with sample woods and mother of pearl bearing presentation plaque "Presented by The Clerical Staff of Buchanan and French Ltd To Mr Matthew Ure as a token of their esteem, 15.12.06" concealing sliding writing skiver and fitted interior over three graduating drawers each with stylised plated drawer pulls on bracket feet raised on casters, 122cm high x 84cm wide x 59cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 2029
A CONTINENTAL EBONISED AND BONE INLAID WRITING DESK with four drawer superstructure over inlaid writing surface over two further long drawers on turned tapering supports joined by shaped stretcher, 105cm high x 101cm wide x 61cm deep Condition Report:Desk is in good overall condition relative to age and use with surface wear to writing surface, looseness to beading on superstructure and further surface wear to supports and stretchers
Lot 4
Set of beautifully crafted desk items from the acclaimed Roycroft Art & Crafts school in New York. Set includes tray, 3 desk calendar corners, letter holder, standing calendar frame, and ink well base. Items stamped with the Roycroft logo and display an Art Nouveau style iris flower. Largest piece measures 4.25"L x 2.5"W x 4.75"H. Manufacturer: RoycroftCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.
Lot 704
French Empire-style walnut writing desk or library table, circa 1900, the skiver inset top over five drawers on square section tapered supports with female mask capitals, anthemion mounts and gilt paw feet, internal gilt plaque "Ameublements Henri Bonjour & Cie, 29-42-44, Cours de la Liberte Lyon", 144cm x 74cm x 75cm high
Lot 119
A mahogany kidney-shaped desk in the manner of Gillow,19th century, the brass-galleried leather-inset top over frieze drawers and fitted cupboards, arranged around a central kneehole, all raised on a plinth base, 162cm wide 91cm deep82cm highCondition ReportThe top leather lined surface with multiple scuffs, scratches and splits and damages, veneer lacking in areas.Some small mouldings are also missing and re staining to the plinth and faded areas.
Lot 16
A George III mahogany kneehole desk,c.1770, with blind fret-carved canted corners, a brushing slide and a long drawer over a kneehole cupboard, flanked by a dummy drawer and six further small drawers, raised on ogee bracket feet,87cm wide49cm deep84.5cm highCondition ReportA section of veneer lost to the back right corner of the topLosses of cockbeading to both lower drawersRefinished in a lacquer and subsequent scratches to drawer fronts.Replaced handles.Stamped with household inventory number 3531,
Lot 203
A large George III-style partners' desk,mid to late 20th century, the green leather inset top over nine drawers and cupboards to either side, arranged around a central kneehole,184cm wide122cm deep78cm highCondition Reportmarked and scratched and showing signs of age and use leather dented and marked, handles broken and lacking in places sound structural condition
Lot 212
An oak pedestal desk,late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular leather-inset top over an arrangement of fitted drawers, around a central kneehole, all raised on a plinth base and stamped 'Elveden' to the interior of one drawer, 127cm wide 70.5cm deep 75cm highCondition ReportA large split to one side, the leather top lifted in areas and with scratches, scuffs and variable damage.
Lot 226
A small mahogany desk with a raised back, 19th century and later, fitted with a bank of eight small drawers and a cupboard, the base with a baize-covered slide and fitted drawer with gilt-brass handles, raised on square tapering legs and castors,65cm wide53cm deep97cm highCondition ReportInk stains to the flat surfaces, veneer repair patch to the top of the left leg.
Lot 304
A satinwood pedestal desk,late 19th century, with eight drawers, banded and inlaid with ebony, stamped '7743',156.5cm wide62cm deep75.5cm highProvenance: Farmleigh, Lady Iveagh’s Bedroom.Condition ReportVery minor timber shrinkage in the top and one edge,Border inlays missing from six of the eight drawers
Lot 71
A Victorian pine pedestal desk,late 19th century, with a leatherette-lined top, nine drawers with brass handles, on a plinth base,120cm wide68cm deep81cm highCondition ReportReplaced lining to top, sides split and cracked, drawers fitted with replacement locks although no key present, drawers run smoothly but lacking stops, knocked chipped and worn throughout, pleasing levels of patina and distressing to the surface
Lot 205
AN EDWARDS & ROBERTS MAHOGANY TWIN PEDESTAL DESK with gilt tooled red leather inset top, an arrangement of seven drawers with blind fret carved decoration, raised on open cluster column supports with block feet, 122cm wide 65cm deep 76cm high; together with a rail back dining chair on fluted supports Condition Report : leather top poor, otherwise good condition Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 784
George V Gold Sovereign, 1912.Discovered amongst the remains of an unknown WWI British soldier of the York and Lancaster regiment. In April 2006 a set of remains was found in the local Mayor's garden at the site of the former Chateau de Flandres, Beaucamps-Ligny, (The Mayor was having excavation works carried out for installing drainage on his land). Regimental insignia found with the remains confirmed that they were those of a York and Lancaster soldier. The apparently deliberate burial, which included the sovereign, papers (reduced to dust), a fountain pen and cap badge, led to speculation that the grave could have been that of an officer involved in the ill-fated 18th October 1914 advance as detailed below.The York and Lancaster Regiment 2nd Battalion arrived in France in August 1914 and by October were serving in the vicinity of Neuve Chapelle, on 18th October they were tasked to capture 'Radinghem' and beyond it to the Chateau de Flandres, in an effort to secure the chateau they came under heavy rifle and machine gun fire, casualties ensued and were buried in the plateau.Regrettably, there was no evidence to positively identify this soldier, so he was buried as an unknown British soldier from the York and Lancaster Regiment in the nearest Commonwealth War Graves cemetery, Rue David Military Cemetery, Fleuerbaix on the 5th October 2006.The Gold Sovereign was handed over as property of the regiment at the reburial service, it remained in a desk drawer at the regiment for a number of years.The vendor has advised that they will be making a donation of 10% of the sold hammer price split between the Western Front Association and the Royal British Legion.Accompanied by supporting documentation.
Lot 697
A Tissot Electronic stainless steel jet engine desk clock, silvered dial, baton hour markers, date aperture, cast mark Swiss Made, 16.8710, c.1969, 14cm high, 21cm longThe 1971 catalogue states the clock has a "Derby 9129 caliber electronic movement, ref.2572, central second hand, smelted zinc reactor and an eloxidated peralumen stand"
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