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Lot 1516
MICHAEL SCHUMACHER AND RUBENS BARRICHELLO, SHELL OIL SAMPLE WORLD CHAMPIONS 2000 of a limited edition no. 18 of 250, '...genuine Shell oil from the engines of the F1-2000 Ferraris driven by Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello on winning the 2000 FIA Formula One Constructors' World Championship Kuala Lumppur, Malaysia, 22nd October 2000', contained in barrel shaped lucite desk weight, 7cm high, with certificate
Lot 442
* Desk Seal Set. An early 19th century coloured glass wax seal set, the amethyst cut glass handle with interchangeable wax seals, each of differing colour and engraving, including Agité Mais Constant (restless but steady), Hope I don't intrude, John, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, contained in original brown leather box, with three seals missing, 7 x 11.5 cm QTY: (1)
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Lot 172
A Collection of Assorted Silver, including a globular silver-mounted cut-glass scent-bottle; three differing silver-mounted glass dressing-table jars; three differing silver-mounted cut-glass atomisers, one with red enamel decoration; a silver-mounted desk clock, by Carrs of Sheffield and other items (qty)
Lot 1144
A Late Victorian Leather Inset Oak Partners Desk, 215cm by 123cm by 77cm together with a leather upholstered swivelling desk chair circa 1920 (2)The polish overall is dry and with wear patches. Superficial marks throughout. Heavier wear to the lower section on the pedestals. The wear is much heavier on the cupboard sides than on the pedestals. The drawers and cupboards are running (though with some stiffness). Split to one lower drawer front. Another split to a section of the moulding on the top. General condition is fair/slightly tired. Chair - structurally sound and functional. Swivel mechanism operational. General overall wear.
Lot 1301
A 20th Century Reclaimed Wood Desk, 175cm by 80cm by 82cm and Two Matching Three Drawer Filing Cabinets (3)The top of the desk is removeable from the pedestals. Brackets of the central keyboard drawer need attention/replacing. The drawers are running freely. All three overall with general minor scuffs. Good condition.
Lot 71
Mouseman Kneehole Desk Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, oak panelled kneehole desk, adzed rectangular top with raised upstand to the back above a central kneehole, flanked by three graduated drawers to either side, all with wrought metal handles, raised on six block feet, with carved mouse trademark to the right chamfered edge.137cm wide, 67.5cm deep, 76cm highIn good condition with some wear commensurate with age. Top with some water marks and a scratch to the front right corner. Two small losses to the edge of the drawers, both photographed, the rest are in good order. No key present. Mouse in good condition small loss to the side of the body, no losses to ears or tail. Exact date unknown by the family, likely 1980's. Please see all additional images.
Lot 177
* Sutcliffe (Thomas, 1828-1871). John Lindley and his daughter Sarah in the Lindley Library, watercolour and pencil, a fine detailed view depicting the interior of the library with young Sarah Lindley, and her father John Lindley sitting at his desk, signed and dated 'Oct. 5 1850' lower right, mount aperture 17.5 x 20 cm (7 x 8 ins), contemporary printseller's label of E. Hasse and handwritten note of sitter name to verso, framed and glazed (42.5 x 42.5 cm)QTY: (1)NOTE:John Lindley (1799-1865) was a renowned botanist, whose investigation in 1838 of the conditions at the Kew Gardens in London led him to recommend that the gardens be turned over to the nation and used as the botanical headquarters for the United Kingdom. His famous collection of orchids were eventually housed in the Kew herbarium. After his death the Royal Horticultural Society purchased his botanical and horticultural library of 1300 volumes for £700. In December 1865 the Royal Horticultural Society instituted the Lindley Medal, awarded for an exhibit of exceptional educational value.
Lot 244
MIXED LOT OF COLLECTABLESincluding a vintage leather suitcase, a desk blotter, a mahogany box, two packs of playing cards, soapstone brush pot, a clay pipe, a mother of pearl card case, a clock park picture of an Austin 7 car, Songs from Robert Burns book, a Hermes figural plaque, a horn mounted smoker's companion, a vintage Parker Maxima fountain pen, and a D. Adams gold club, etc.
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