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James Phillips & Sons Ltd, (Union Street, Bristol) A GOOD ARTS & CRAFTS OAK DESK the superstructure having an overhanging breakfront top on twin six panelled green-glazed doors with leaded tracery and three-pronged stylised foliate, copper hinges, flanking a similarly-hinged central fall front enclosing "STONE'S PATENT" lock and interior (with lock stamp and plaque) comprising two drawers and assorted pigeonholes, on an overhanging rectangular top and a central kneehole between twin pull-out bookrests and sets of three graduated drawers (one having two maker's name plaques to the lining), the handle backplates matching the aforementioned hinges, between open quadrants, on square section legs with spreading feet, 129.5cm x 53cm x 119cm high, (51in x 21in x 46.8in) *** The "Stone's Patent" referred to would appear to be the mechanism which requires the fall front writing slope to be unlocked and opened for the graduated drawers to unlock.
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A collection of small silver, comprising; a stamp box in the form of a serpentine side table, with a hinged lid, one dummy drawer on square legs, Birmingham 1909 by A & J Zimmerman, 6 cm wide (2.25 in), a small capstan shaped inkwell, 1907, 4.5cm (1.75 in), an owl shaped small seal, Chester 1905, 3.5cm high (1.25 in), and wax stick holder, Chester 1908, both by S Mordan & Co Ltd, 10cm long (4 in), a desk seal in the form of a boy standing on a fluted round base, (unmarked), 6.25cm (2.5 in), a white metal stationary box, and an oblong floral chased fob seal
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A Victorian partner's oak pedestal desk, the moulded rectangular green leather-lined top above three short drawers to the frieze, decorated with blind fret carved lion masks and scrolls, the sides carved with the date 1877 flanking the initials N.G., with four short drawers to each pedestal similarly decorated, the obverse similarly fitted, one drawer stamped DEK, possibly the initials of Daphne Keith, 72in. x 42in. x 28.5in. high, possibly made for George Nathaniel Clayton in 1877 by Thomas Robertson of Narrowgate, Alnwick.
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An Edwardian mahogany breakfront kneehole writing desk with inset leather top decorated with satinwood crossbanding, boxwood and ebony stringing, fitted and arrangement of nine short drawers with brass knob handles, raised on square tapering legs terminating in castors, 22in. x 42in. x 29in. high.
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN FLORAL CARVED PADOUK MECHANICAL KNEEHOLE DESK, the hinged top rising to reveal a pair of inner lids opening to reveal a rising fitted stationery rack, inkstand etc., the hinged front also opening, above an apron, with a pair of small drawers flanking an arched kneehole, on cabriole legs. Width 36". Depth 26". Height 32.5".
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SHAPLAND & PETTER OF BARNSTAPLE, A mahogany desk, circa 1900, the spindle turned gallery above a shelf and leaded glass back flanked by open shelves and small drawers, the top inset with a claret leather writing surface above three convex frieze drawers, the square legs joined by shaped and heart pierced splats with two corner undertiers, drawers stamped 'S&P, B.', 117cm. high by 122cm. wide by 68cm. deep; 3ft. 10in., 4ft., 2ft. 2in.
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CHARLES HINDLEY & SONS, An Aesthetic Movement mahogany kneehole desk, circa 1880, the rectangular moulded top inlaid with a tooled leather writing surface, the frieze drawer flanked by three drawers above turned supports and a lower open shelf, on brass cappings and castors, drawer stamped '8913, C.Hindley & Sons, Oxford Street, London', 77cm. high by 115cm. wide by 60.5cm. deep; 2ft. 6in., 3ft. 9in., 1ft. 11in.
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COTSWOLD SCHOOL, A walnut and mahogany veneered writing desk, circa 1920, the rectangular top with a quarter-veneered centre flanked by further flame mahogany panels, the three frieze drawers above fluted supports joined by a shaped and chamfered stretcher, on chamfered feet, the whole with exposed dovetails, mortice and tenon and dowel joints74cm high by 121cm wide by 53cm deep; 2ft 5in by 3ft 9in by 1ft 9in
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