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Lot 1083
Victorian inlaid walnut davenport desk, raised compartment over sloped hinged top with red leather inset decorated with gilt Greek key design, fitted with four drawers and opposing false drawers, on compressed bun feet with brass and ceramic castorsDimensions: Height: 85cm Length/Width: 54cm Depth/Diameter: 57cm
Lot 1380
A mahogany partner's desk, having a gilt tooled tan leather inset writing surface, over an arrangement of nine drawers with opposing dummy drawers and cupboard doors (numerous swan neck handles missing), width 168cmIn solid and useable condition overall.Some knocks and wear throughout.Numerous handles missing.No keys.
Lot 1079
Attributed to Thomas Musgrave Joy (1812-1866)Portrait of Lady Frances Caroline Annesley Webster-Wedderburn (1793-1837), seated half length, a rose in her hair, leaning on a desk with a vase of flowersOil on canvas, 49.5cm (oval)Glazed. Covered in a layer of dirt and discoloured varnish. Dirt and debris under glass. Frame rubbing to edges, most notably to the left hand edge where an area of the canvas (approx. 3cm in length) is now visible. A further small area of rubbing is notable just above this. Stretcher shadow in evidence. Widely spaced stable craquelure throughout, most notable to the darker areas of background. Smaller spaced craquelure in evidence in the blue of the dress at the bottom edge of the picture. Push mark from back to front to the left of the sitters head in her hair with associated cracking. Sporadic areas of overpainting in evidence - most notably to the flesh tones of the sitters face, decolletage, her right arm, left hand, and the area of hair around the pushmark, although not exclusively. These areas are visible with the naked eye. The reverse of the canvas is not visible as a backing board has been put on the frame. Not examined out of the frame.
Lot 644
A Victorian Oak Desk stamped Gillows, late 19th century, the moulded top over an arrangement of oak lined drawers with slotted recessed screws, the top drawer numbered 4231?, the brass locks stamped Gillows, raised on a plinth base, 122cm by 59cm by 73cmThe top is slightly faded and with various ring marks and fine splits (see images). With a dowel repair to the top suggesting possible superstructure? The doors are ink stained and a hole section of the back is later? The top section and left-hand end panel with natural? gaps between the boards. The front-left handle of the middle drawer is missing.
Lot 683
A Late George III Mahogany Architect's or Reading Desk, early 19th century, the pivoting top with easel support and covered in modern brown and gilt tooled leather, with three sham and three real oak-lined frieze drawers, on a vasiform support with three cabriole legs and pad feet97cm by 60cm by 72.5cm
Lot 707
A George III Chippendale Style Mahogany Double Pedestal Desk, early 20th century, the moulded top of inverted breakfront form with inset red leather writing surface above three frieze drawers with rococo style cast handles, on conforming plinth bases with three small drawers and moulded bracket feet154cm by 68cm by 74cm
Lot 761
A French Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted Vernis Martin Style Writing Desk, circa 1900, the staged top with three oak-lined drawers, the long frieze drawer with sliding mechanism opening to reveal a fitted interior of three small drawers and red leather writing surface, on slender cabriole legs with gilt foliate mounts and sabots80cm by 55cm by 108cm
Lot 30
GOOD VICTORIAN WALNUT & TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDED KIDNEY SHAPED DESK, with chequer strung edge, central secretaire drawer fitted with hinged, tooled and gilt leather writing surface and recesses for inkwells, between arrangement of ten rounded drawers, raised on brass casters, 73.5h x 122w x 61cmsComments: top with dent and slight fadingProvenance: The estate of Eileen Price McWilliam, Welsh opera singer and RWCMD tutor.
Lot 40
EDWARDIAN ROSEWOOD & MARQUETRY WRITING DESK, in the style of Edwards and Roberts, red tooled leather inset top between two stationary compartments with hinged concave lids inlaid with musical instruments and sheet music, above drawers and flanking pierced gallery back inlaid with dragons and floral marquetry, moulded edge above arrangement of five drawers, square tapering line inlaid legs with brass caps and castors, 96h x 110w x 62cmsComments: top with split, corner veneer losses
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