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Lot 276
A George III mahogany and glazed display cabinet, circa 1780, 249cm high, 127cm wide, 47cm deep. Provenance: Formerly part of theÊcollection of George Demaine Haslam, a wealthyÊbusinessmanÊin the cotton tradeÊwho set about furnishing Dunham Knowle, Cheshire in the 1920's.ÊDemaine HaslamÊpurchased much ofÊhis furniture collection from Mallett, Partridge and other prominent dealers during that period. He later moved to Danehurst, Daneshill, West Sussex. Thence by family descent to the current owner. The overall form of this cabinet and its astragal glazing relate closely to a design for a 'Small Library bookcase' of Gillows illustrated in Gillow Furniture Designs. pl.164 Lindsay Boynton. The Bloomfield Press. 1995. The design, dated 1766 was produced for Mr. Thomas Park of Liverpool. According to the note for the design, provision for the lower part of the same bookcase to be a clothes press was also made. The current cabinet being sold is fitted with sliding trays in the lower section as a clothes press. For a desk with virtually identical moulding to the top of the lower section of the present cabinet see Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840, Vol. II, Page 128, Plate 677. Susan E. Stuart, Antique Collectors Club 2008. This particular design of gadrooned moulding can often be found on furniture by Gillows from this date to the latter part of the 19th century. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 545
A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid desk stand, the rectangular top with ring turned carry handle and brass banding, with two carved pen trays and two brass lidded glass inkwells, above frieze drawer and continuous frieze of scrolling foliate pierced brass inlay, on squat bun feet, 31cm wide
Lot 374
A late Victorian rosewood and inlaid roll top desk, the mirrored surmount with swan neck pediment and floral vase inlay, above similarly inlaid cylinder front, enclosing a fitted interior with pullout writing slide, above three frieze drawers, on square tapering legs joined by stretchers, ceramic castors, 76cm wide, 118cm high, 51cm deep
Lot 605
A mahogany twin pedestal partner's desk, the concave top inset green gilt tooled leather above three banded frieze drawers and two doors enclosing three drawers, the conforming reverse with two cupboards enclosing a shelf, on swept bracket feet, 29.75in (75.8cm) h, 43.75in (111cm) w, 29in (73.6cm) d.
Lot 615
A mid Victorian calamander and gilt brass kneehole writing desk attributed to Wright and Mansfield, the raised back with a pierced 3/4 gallery on turned fluted column supports, with a trellis back to a green and gilt tooled leather surface, the panelled sides with pull-out slides, above three frieze drawers and three drawers to each pedestal all with foliate cast handles, on turned legs and brass castors, 36.5in (93cm) h, 53.75in (136.2cm) w, 22in (56cm) h. Crack to right side, some moulding lifting. Wright and Mansfield were one of the leading furniture makers, retailers and interior decorators between 1860 and 1886. They exhibited at the International Exhibition in 1862. They are famous for their Adam revival interiors at Guisachan, Inverness and the Louis XVI style rooms at Brook House, London. The attribution of Wright & Mansfield for this present lot is influenced by an almost identical desk in satinwood sold Christie's South Kensington, London 9th June 2004 for £15,535 (including buyer's premium). The centre drawer was stamped 'Wright and Mansfield, 104 New Bond Street'.
Lot 615A
An early Victorian mahogany twin pedestal cylinder desk, with a bird's eye maple veneered interior with pull-out slide having a ratcheted slope and open compartments, with a brass lock stamped 'Mordan & Co Maker's', cut, above eight drawers, the central frieze drawer stamped 'W. Priest, 17 & 24 Water St, Black Friars', 45.5in (115.5cm) h, 58.5in (148.5cm) w, 30.5in (77.5cm) d.
Lot 1078
A late 19th Century "Bulls-eye" keyless Desk Watch, with glass lens covers front and back, to a Roman enamelled dial with outside minute track and inside 24 hour increments, signed "Doxa", with subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, to a signed and jewelled movement with mono-metallic balance and hands set to the band, width 2 3/8"; together with a later carved wooden stand (2)
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