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Click here to subscribeA late 18th century mahogany writing bureau; the cleated fall opening to reveal fully fitted interior of varying sized drawers, a central cupboard door and two further smaller drawers below etc., further over four full-width graduated drawers with stamped brass handles, shaped apron and raised on French-style, slightly splaying bracket feet (92cm wide x 48cm deep x 108cm high)
An unusual late 19th century bijouterie cabinet: rosewood and boxwood-strung and of pitched roof design; the central turned wood and brass handle flanked by two angular glazed doors with boxwood spandrels above shaped friezes and four splaying square tapering boxwood-strung legs united by a conforming undertier, the legs terminating in slender spade feed (81cm high including handle x 43cm widest x 29cm deepest)Condition Report: The condition is reasonable. There are a couple of minor pieces of veneer away from the frieze, the two door open as they should (hinges all original etc.), there is there some staining to the interior upholstery, mostly around the edges. There are a couple of wooden strengthening bars underneath the platform stretcher. The platform stretcher has four boxwood patera and is also boxwood strung to the legs which terminate in spade feet. Overall: in reasonable condition and would benefit for a good wax clean and condition commensurate with age and usage.
A good Edwardian period mahogany display cabinet; satinwood crossbanded, floral marquetry and boxwood strung, the central bow-fronted glazed door flanked by two vertical rectangular marquetry panelled doors with display compartments above, conforming base with undertier, raised on square tapering legs terminating in spade feet (122cm wide x 42cm deepest x 167cm high)
A veneered cased American Wall Clock, the painted face with Roman numerals and floral features to the corners, two train weight driven movement (one weight missing), the door with fruiting vine decoration. (A label within states ''Improved thirty hour brass clock made and sold by E.N. Welch, Forestville, Conn., USA''), 25 7/8'' high x 15 5/16'' wide
A most unusual arts and crafts type Edwardian display cabinet having a shaped glazed door with a pediment featuring a shaped bevelled mirror, the base with an aperture and standing on carved and scroll terminating cabriole legs, the interior lined with green velvet 30 1/2" wide x 72" high approx.
A late 20th century American mahogany and gilt cased banjo clock, having a painted metal dial with Arabic numerals, surmounted by an eagle, the lower panel enclosed by a gilt door and convex glass panel reverse painted with Aurora riding in a chariot, the case stamped Foster S Campos, Pembroke Massachusetts112cm highCondition report: Ticks winds and adjusts ok. The case looks to be complete, but is dirty. Has pendulum and key.
An 18th century and later oak dresser base, containing three short drawers, over panelled doors172w x 48d x 85h cmCondition report: Overall is complete and usable. Drawers and doors open ok and we have a key for the panelled door. The top looks later, although not new, as are the handles. The doors have split panels, but overall it looks otherwise original. Unrestored so dirty and with various marks and wear from use/age. Some old signs of woodworm in the linings and the drawers are quite heavily stained inside.
A most excellent one owner Audi A1 1.4 TFSi Sport 3 door S Tronic Motor Car in attractive Cumulus blue, 1,390 cc petrol engined automatic with personalised registration number R3FPM. First registered on 28th July 2011. Recently MOT'd until 27th July 2022 with no issues whatsoever. Currently showing 6,633 miles. CO 2 emissions 119 gms/km so believed to be low road tax rate of £30. Has been in dry storage and is SORN'd. Two Service stamps in Service Schedule: 3/3/2014 @ 4,913 miles & 4/8/2014 @ 5,265 miles. A very well equipped vehicle with highly effective Air Conditioning and driving; as would be anticipated, like a new car. This nippy and economic nugget of a vehicle has a chain-driven camshaft so alleviating cam-belt concerns. A rarely arising opportunity to treat oneself to an exceptional, virtually as new vehicle with a long projected life-span. N.B. BUYER'S PREMIUM ON THIS LOT 10% + V.A.T. (Total Premium 12%, plus 6% on-line premium if so purchased = Total Premium 18%). This vehicle is from a deceased's estate and unfortunately the registration document has not been found so a new/replacement document will be required.
17TH CENTURY AND LATER CARVED OAK COURT CUPBOARD, the top with moulded edge with a rosette and scroll carved frieze with chequer border, the overhanging top supported by two bulbous turned pillars, recessed cupboard enclosed by two lozenge carved panel doors within three lozenge and rosette notch carved panels, the base with cupboard enclosed by two panelled doors with lozenge and rosette carved panels, flanked by carved roundel and plain panels, on stump feet, the reverse bearing The Palace of Holyroodhouse inventory numbers 0252 and 1799, also a paper label, typed in red ink 'Holyrood Amenity Trust, No. 52', 197cm wide, 130cm high, 58cm deep PROVENANCE: The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh Sold Christie's and Edmiston's Ltd. 24th February 1982, Lot 52 Sold Christie's Scotland 14th May 1997, Lot 379 EXHIBITED: Treasures from Scottish Houses, 21st Edinburgh International Festival, Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, August-September, 1967, No. 104. Described in the catalogue as 'Court Cupboard. English or Scottish; Dated 1694, Oak. Recessed Upper stage with two panelled doors enclosing cupboards and turned pilasters supporting projecting cornice. Lower stage with two larger panelled doors enclosing cupboards. All door panels and friezes carved with floral and geometric motifs. Initials 'LH' and dated 1694 on upper corner pillars'. Lent by The Holyrood Amenity Trust from Holyroodhouse. A photograph exists with the cupboard in situ in State Room No. 26 - The King's Drawing Room, circa 1931
1960s G-Plan Fresco teak sideboard, superstructure with one sliding cupboard door and another fall-front door flanking a central shelf, above two double doors and three central drawers, on tapering legs, 187cm wide x 42cm x 122cm highCondition report: Top with fading, ring marks and stains. Pen/crayon mark to front of siding door. Further marks on fall-front. Overall, numerous light marks, scratches and stains with some fading.
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