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Lot 2377
An Edwardian Mahogany Kneehole Desk having plain top with moulded edge, central bow front drawer flanked by flight of three drawers, all the drawers having Mahogany linings with cross banded inlay and oval plate brass ring handles, standing on tapering square legs with brass castors. By James Philips & Sons, Bristol. 49'' wide x 30'' high x 23 1/4'' deep.
Lot 2396
A reproduction Georgian style kneehole Desk, having moulded top with green leather insert, the central drawer being flanked by flight of three drawers, the lower drawers formed by false fronts to make filing drawers, dark swan neck handles and standing on bracket feet. 59 3/4'' wide x 30 1/2'' high x 35 1/2'' deep.
Lot 79
A George I figured walnut, crossbanded and strung kneehole writing desk with an arrangement of eight drawers around a recessed cupboard on bracket feet, w. 80 cm CONDITION REPORT: Top with staining, some bubbling of veneers, old minor repairs, bracket feet, possilby reduced in height PLEASE SEE EXTRA IMAGES
Lot 109
Victorian writing desk top Please note: Condition of items or other faults for this sale is not stated within the catalogue and items are sold strictly as seen (please read terms and conditions below) If you are interested in an item and no condition report is present please email auctions@peterwilson.co.uk for more information. Due to volume of inquires we receive we are not able to answer requests on group lots or items with an estimate of less than £50.
Lot 429
An Edwardian, mahogany and boxwood strung desk style Chair, the concave tablet shaped top rail with inset rosewood panel and Classical style scrolling marquetry, above boxwood strung curling arms and a serpentine front rail, raised on square tapering boxwood strung front legs terminating in high spade feet
Lot 1255
A late Victorian mahogany partners desk, of serpentine outline, the top with tooled leather writing surface and foliate carved edge above a kneehole drawer flanked on either side by a further short drawer each with brass drop handle, each pedestal fitted with three graduated drawers with opposing cupboard, with plinth base and raised on recessed castors. Bearing plaque to top drawer “S. & H. Jewel, Antique Furnishers”, locks stamped “Hobbs & Co., London”. Width 74.5 ins, height 30.5 ins, depth 42.5 ins (see illustration)
Lot 480
A late Victorian silver cased desk clock Edward H. Stockwell, London 1891, the rectangular case with rounded top surmounted by scrolled wire work and supported on a wrought wire `cheval mirror` stand, the white enamel face with red and blue Arabic numerals overlaid with gilt metal strap work, the back engraved, `Thornhill 144, New Bond Street W.`, 4¾in. (12 cm.) high.
Lot 670
Ian Fleming and James Bond interest - A honey oak roll top desk 1930s-40s, made by Sol Nott, a Leeds cabinet maker, the tambour front enclosing an interior with an arrangement of eighteen various pigeonholes and stationary slots, over a concealed kneehole drawer and three graduated drawers to each pedestal with central bar handles, on recessed plinth bases, 52½in. (133.25cm.) wide, 28¾in. (73cm.) deep, 39½in. (100.5cm.) high. * This desk was the property of Geoffrey Appleyard, a WW2 Special Operations agent who is believed by some to have been one of four men who became the inspiration for Ian Fleming`s character James Bond. Fleming was personal assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence during WW2 and in late 1941 his job was to act as a liaison between the Royal Navy and SOE, working with the Operation Postmaster team of four men, including Appleyard, Captain Gus March-Phillips, Graham Hayes and the Dane Anders Lassen before their daring raid to steal three enemy ships from the port of Santa Isabel on the neutral Spanish island of Fernando Po, off the West African coast.
Lot 139
A collection of 1940/50's scratch built model furniture, military and historical figures etc., the lot to include four panelled settle, a chair back sofa, various stools, a Louis XVI style open armchair, a George III style desk chair, along with other items of scratch built furniture etc. (a lot)
Lot 1244
An Edwardian silver desk compendium, by Collett & Anderson, Birmingham 1927, of engine turned rectangular form with central foliate bow surmount and easel back, the central attached thermometer flanked by plated clock and barometer, the dials inscribed Harrods Ltd, initialled to easel, 10.5 x 15.5cm, in fitted case Case worn. Small knocks. Dials discoloured. Surrounds of dials were plated and this has rubbed off. Dent to one corner.
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