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Lot 590
A 19th Century mahogany linen press with two cupboard doors over two banks of three drawers CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches, scuffs and some gouges to the wood. Discoloration and fading in areas mainly to the front and to the sides. Some splits to the veneer, areas of loss to the veneer mainly to the doors. A couple of areas of banding appear to have been replaced on the oval on the right hand door. Slight warping and raising of the veneers in areas. Two of the drawers have no lock mechanism. There is also no lock part on the left hand door. Areas of the varnish on one of the drawers is slightly blistered with some small areas of loss. Wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details. Height approx 201 cm, length approx 131 cm, depth approx 57 cm
Lot 599
A late Victorian walnut triple wardrobe compactum with central mirrored door CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches and there are scuffs and knocks to the wood. Areas of loss to the veneer and also cracks to the veneer mainly around the edge of the doors and to the corners of the base. There is a split to the veneer to the right hand side of the cornice. Accretions and some, what appear to be, white flecks of paint in areas. The mirrored central door has an area of repair on the left hand side where the beading has been glued back in place. There is also evidence of glue in this area. Fading and discolouration to the front and both sides. Item has general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details. Height 207cm width 179cm depth 50cm approx
Lot 613
A 19th Century Lancashire oak court cupboard or duodarn (probably Lake District), the moulded cornice above a plain frieze and turned and ringed drops, the upper section with two arched fielded panels flanked by similarly decorated cupboard doors on a base of three drawers over two fielded panel cupboard doors enclosing a shelf, raised on stile supports, 146 cm wide x 180.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood, some fading and discoloration in areas and areas of staining. The lock mechanism on one of the cupboard doors on the top section has been replaced. Hinges are loose on both cupboard doors. Evidence of old worm on the inside of both doors. Evidence of old worm and areas of loss to the base of the top section on the inside. Areas of loss to the drawers on the bottom section of the cupboard. Evidence of old worm. Possible repair work on the drawers. Handles have been replaced. Some split and old repairs to the left hand cupboard door also to sections of the right hand cupboard door. Evidence of old worm to the inside of both of the cupboard doors on the base and areas of loss to the wood. Areas of loss and old worm to the legs. One of the side panels has come loose and is pushed inwards. Possible replacement panels to the back. Evidence of old worm on the panels to the back as well. Wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details
Lot 668
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bureau bookcase, the upper section with two glazed and barred doors enclosing adjustable glass shelving over a sloping fall with harebell decorated central medallion, opening to reveal a basic fitted interior with pigeon holes and drawers flanking a central cupboard door over a single drawer and two cupboard doors on splayed bracket foot base, 93 cm wide x 204 cm high
Lot 1313
George III oak linen press with secret drawer Repaired cornice with losses and discolouration. Upper section faded to the left hand side. Left hand lower door panel cracked. A few scuffs and scratches. Lower section with handled replaced. Apron with a few scuffs and chips. Front left foot repaired. Cracks forming to both sides and with several ring marks top of lower section.
Lot 83
A 19th century rosewood library folio cabinet, having a leather inset metamorphic writing top, the two doors below opening to reveal shelving and map chest, 34.25ins x 53ins x 36.5insCondition Report: Leather scuffed, marked,stained and torn in places. Pins missing to base and stand. Various other stains and marks commensurate with age. Door jam possibly replaced. Probably 19th century.
Lot 578
Royal Doulton Trio of Hand Painted Character Jugs (3) 1. Madhatter Large D6598 the handle depicting a door mouse above a pocket watch Designer Max Henk Height 7.25 inches -18.4 cms 2. Mad Hatter small size D6602 issued 1965 - 1983 height 3.75 inches 9.5 cms. 3. Mad Hatter miniature size D6606 issued 1965-1983 height 2.5 inches 6.4 cms.
![[CHILDRENS] Sendak, Maurice. Higglety Pigglety Pop! Or There Must Be More To Life, first British edition, The Bodley Head, L](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/96fa8808-0964-41ec-9ebb-aa3600d9f6b5/1d7814b1-8ead-4f0e-9c8c-aa3b0111b501/468x382.jpg)
Lot 425
[CHILDRENS] Sendak, Maurice. Higglety Pigglety Pop! Or There Must Be More To Life, first British edition, The Bodley Head, London, 1969, boards, dustjacket, illustrations by author, square octavo; with Stockton, Frank R. The Bee-Man of Orn, first British edition, Collins, London, 1967, boards, dustjacket, illustrations by Maurice Sendak, square octavo; Sendak, Maurice. The Sign on Rosie's Door, first British edition, The Bodley Head, London, 1969, boards, dustjacket, illustrations by author, octavo; Marshall, James. Swine Lake, first edition, Harper Collins, London, 1999, cloth, dustjacket, illustrations by Maurice Sendak, square octavo; and six other works illustrated by Sendak, (10).
![[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS]. POETRY Heaney, Seamus. Door into the Dark, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1969, cloth, d](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/96fa8808-0964-41ec-9ebb-aa3600d9f6b5/bf297abf-9768-4008-a12c-aa3b0111ea87/468x382.jpg)
Lot 456
[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS]. POETRY Heaney, Seamus. Door into the Dark, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1969, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; with Whistler, Laurence. The View from this Window, first edition, Hart-Davis, London, 1956, boards, dustjacket, octavo; Brown, George Mackay. A Spell for Green Corn, first edition, The Hogarth Press, London, 1970, boards, dustjacket, octavo; Browm, George Mackay. Fishermen with Ploughs, first edition, The Hogarth Press, London, 1971, boards, dustjacket, octavo; and a further seven assorted works, all first editions, (11).
Lot 95
Marilyn Monroe door panel poster picturing Marilyn in a full length photo wearing a white bikini on the beach by Portal Publications plus other posters including Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe 1995 United States Postal Service poster, an Athena 1985 Monroe poster with art by Steve Gulbis plus a collection of reproduction Belgian film posters rolled titles include Jailhouse Rock, Rio Grande, Wizard of Oz, Iwo Jima, Rear Window, Marilyn Monroe, Dial M for Murder, Searchers, Out of the Past, Vertigo, etc. All rolled in excellent condition.
Lot 965
Gold lacquer, rectangular kodansu (small cabinet) Japanese, early Meiji fitted with two interior drawers behind an end fitted single door, decorated overall with gold hiramaki-e with various landscapes of rolling hills, waterfalls and mountainous scenes above which chidori and cranes fly, handles and chased hinges mounted in silver 19cm x 11cm x 12cm
Lot 1188
A 19th century coin operated penny-in-the-slot walnut polyphon, by Nicole Freres, Leipzig, the vertical mechanism playing 49cm discs, arched glazed door flanked by turned pilasters, 97cm high, 70cm wide, c.1890 Condition Report: Yes it is in working order including the penny slot. There are two combs. From the sound of it there are a few teeth missing, there in 21 discs with it. Please see additional photographs attached thank you.
Lot 1218
A 19th century gilt metal and porcelain mounted ebonised credenza, moulded top above a rectangular panelled door applied with an oval plaque painted in the manner of Serves with a young courting couple on a bleu celeste ground, flanked by a pair of curved glazed vitrine doors, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, bun feet, 106cm high, 155cm wide, c.1870
Lot 1251
A 19th century walnut coin operated penny-in-the-slot floor standing polyphon, the vertical mechanism playing 50cm discs, lofty cresting above an arched glazed door flanked by turned pillars, the base with a pair of rectangular panel cupboard doors, bun feet, 197cm high, retailed by Joseph Riley & Sons, Birmingham, complete with ten discs, c. 1890 Condition Report: Hi this lot is in good condition and in good working order including the penny slot, it is a double comb and from the sounds of I think there's could be a few teeth missing. Please see additional photographs attached thank you.
Lot 1252
A 19th century Welsh crossbanded mahogany longcase clock, the 35cm circular painted dial inscribed Xavier Ganz, Swansea, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, twin winding holes, 8 day movement striking on a bell, the broad case with arched cresting, shaped door to waist flanked by spirally turned pillars, bracket feet, 215cm high, c.1865 Condition Report: Please see attached images. The movement looks clean and no reasons to suggest it wouldn't be in working condition when set up. A few losses and replacements to veneers. Later hood case finial. Some stable splits.
Lot 1255
A 19th century walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted credenza, well-figured breakfront top above a central panel door inlaid with stiff and scrolling foliage, enclosing two shelves flanked by two further doors, plinth base, 159cm wide, 106cm high, c.1860 Condition Report: Glass missing from one door, knocks and small losses to edges, inlay and mounts ok, no key present
Lot 1288
A George I Derbyshire oak longcase clock, 25.5cm square brass dial inscribed Wolley (sic) Codnor, Roman numerals, masks and leafy scrolls to spandrels, date aperture, single hand, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, the hood with outswept cornice and turned Doric columns, long rectangular door to waist with bulls-eye lenticle, bracket feet, 203cm high, c1725James Woolley was born at Breach Farm Codnor, Derbyshire in 1695 and was apprenticed 1709-1716 to John Wyld the elder of Nottingham (who later became his brother-in-law) and thereafter made clocks of increasingly high quality at Codnor (where he also farmed) until his death aged 89 in 1785. The business was continued for another generation by the sons of his brother Samuel, John and Samuel Woolley. Condition Report: Hello, this lot is in good condition, the movement is fixed on to the seat board with pins. The shape in the seatboard is oval, the back runs to the top of the widest part of the base please see attached images thank you.
Lot 1295
A George III century oak longcase clock, 28.5cm square brass dial inscribed Plimer, Wellington, silvered chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, the spandrels allegorical of the four seasons, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, eight day movement striking on a bell, the hood with broken-arch pediment and brass finials, rectangular door to waist, plinth base, 215cm high, c.1770
Lot 1299
A George III mahogany and brass mahogany bracket clock, 20cm circular dial inscribed Edward Elliott, London, 4016, Roman numerals, 8-day double-fusee movement striking on a bell, the case surmounted by a brass pineapple finial, pyramidical top, inlaid brass spandrels and twin lion mask and ring handles, pierced grills to sides, glazed door to verso, ball feet, 47.5cm high, c. 1810 Edward Elliott was of the third generation of a distinguished line of London clockmakers. His grandfather was the eminent John Ellicott, FRS (1706-1772), who was succeeded by Edward's father also Edward who died in 1791. Thereafter Edward, junior signed Edward Elliott as here until taking a partner (as Elliott & Taylor) in 1811. He was free of the Clockmakers' Company in 1795 and later served as master, dying in 1835. Condition Report: One side fret loose, o/w generally good condition
Lot 1311A
A late George III mahogany break-centre library bookcase, of large proportions, moulded outswept cornice above four astragal glazed doors, the bars arranged in a lozenge formation, the slightly protruding base with four further doors enclosing an arrangement of adjustable shelves, each outlined with geometric ebony stringing, plinth base, 257cm high, 312cm wide, c.1820 Condition Report: Generally good condition with some scuffs and scratches on the mahogany surface. There's splits on the frames that holds the bookcase to the base and sign of restoration on the bookcase door. Please see attached images for examples. The depth is 45cm.
Lot 1322
A George IV oak and mahogany longcase clock, 30cm square enamel dial inscribed John & Edward Mason, Worcester, the dial painted with flowers in a Delft vase, roses to spandrels, Roman numerals, date aperture, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, the case with swan neck pediment, brass capped reeded columns and quarter columns, rectangular door to waist, pendulum, 199cm high, c1830John and Edward Mason were trading in Worcester from 1828 to 1850.
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