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Lot 1395
An early 19th century mahogany bowfronted hanging corner cupboard, with canted angles and single door. Width 80 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The moulded cornice has one small piece of dentil work missing at the back left hand corner. The doors are not warped but there has been some shrinkage and they do not quite meet in the middle by approximately 4 mm. The door colour is good. The canted angles are in good order as is the edge and bottom mouldings. The interior of the cabinet is all original as are the backboards, top and base. The lock is original but we do not have a key. We cannot see any evidence of any restoration.
Lot 1407
A large Victorian pollard oak breakfront wardrobe, with foliate carved cornice with egg and dart moulding above a centre mirrored door to hanging space and drawer, flanked on either side by a panelled cupboard door enclosing trays and drawers and with plinth base. Maximum height 250 cm, width 244 cm (see illustration).
Lot 596
An large and early G & J Lines dolls’ house No.3 with elevator, circa 1910, two storeys, white painted with bay window to one side, barley twist veranda with balcony above to the other, central front door with arched porch and French door leading to balconette above, paper tiled roof with dormer window and three chimneys, opening to reveal four rooms, hall and landing with working elevator, electrically-lit and mainly original papers, extensively furnished with period furniture including a German blonde wood sofa and four chairs upholstered in patterened velvet, a set of fretwork dining furniture bought from Kay Desmonde, a yellow cherry Schnegasse worktable, Devres china sets, a German tinplate cake stand, two finely made Japanese miniature chests, Erhard & Sonne Art Deco clock, Gerlach lemonade set, bisque and painted bisque dolls, an oak Art Noveau bedroom set and lots of other items - 321?4in. (82cm.) wide 37in. (94cm.) high 201?2in. (52cm.) deep (some good quality restoration, dormer and other minor parts replaced)
Lot 598
Millfield, an American carpenter built dolls’ house with built-in pipe organ, with grey painted façade with transfer printed flower decoration, central front door with ‘Stella Randall’ name plate, turned pillars, three projecting box windows, carved details around windows and eaves, carved wooden tile roof with painted bird of paradise and chimney, garage at the side, side windows, front lifts off to reveal four rooms and hall with gold painted organ pipes and stained glass rounal behind, original decoration inside with suitable furniture including an Adrian Cooke Suite ‘Fairy Series’, a cherry wood extending dining table, an oak desk, a pair of Victorian apple pip chairs, an oak upright piano, a pair of upholstered armchairs and a cardboard white and gold car - 371?4in. (94.5cm.) wide 35in. (89cm.) high 211?2in. (55cm.) deep (missing roof of one side window) - purchased from Kay Desmond’s famous shop in Kensington Church Walk, who original bought it at an auction in Crewkerne, Somerset in the late 1970s, where she outbid the famous dolls’ house collector Viviene Greene
Lot 599
No.7 Elsie Mountjoy, a home built collapsable toy shop dolls’ house, with two storeys, the front with large shop window and opening door, a door down the right side leading to upstairs accommodation, down the left side is a side shop window and more windows to upstairs, the back has another door leading to shop, flat roof and back opening to reveal the ground floor with a full fitted shop with shelves and counter, an ornate staircase leads to the large single room with windows all around, original paint work and Art Nouveau oil-cloth floors, upstairs furnished complete with Fairylight desk, the shop full of miniature toys and dolls including Erzgebirge and miniature bisque dolls in crochet clothes and three bisque shoulder-head doll shop family - 213?4in. (55.5cm.) high 183?4in. (47.5cm.) wide 19in. (48cm.) deep - with a copy of Dolls House World 1992 where this house features
Lot 602
Byrom House, a box backed dolls’ house, circa 1840, with original hand painted stone façade, three storeys with central front door, steps and semi-circular fanlight above, white painted coining, lintels and ceils, front opening to reveal three rooms, original painted ground floor and walls, redecorated with period papers, furniture including Waltershausen oval pedestal table, an upright piano, a worktable, a wardrobe, rocking chair and an unusual turned white and gold painted bed; three Kestner silk and gilt transfer carvers, Solke buffet, a bisque shoulder-head doll in court train, other bisque dolls, four branch Solke chandelier, spiral glass wear, embroidered rugs, pewter kitchen equipment, pictures and a carpenter-made bedroom set - 341?2in. (87.5cm.) high 22in. (55.5cm.) wide 16in. (40.5m.) deep (some restoration)
Lot 609
A rare Gottschalk dolls’ house No.4246, with printed paper exterior with porch, green front door and bay window above, side bay window with first floor balcony above, paper tiled roof with dormer windows, unusually opening at both sides to reveal four rooms, connecting doors and original interior papers, pencil 4246 to base, circa 1900 - 25in. (63.5cm.) high 21in. (53.5cm.) wide 131?8in. (33cm.) deep (missing chimneys, steps and fence, some slight repairs and wear)
Lot 610
A German printed paper blue roof dolls’ house No.376, with brick upper and stone lower façade, central opening front door, five windows with painted wood surround, three dummy dormer windows, blue painted roof, two chimneys, front opening to reveal four rooms, connecting doors, original wallpapers and floors, three original curtains and pencil 376 and price 10/6 to base - 201?2in. (52cm.) wide 24in. (61cm.) high 10in. (25.5cm.) deep (some slight worm damage, treated, slight wear and discolouration)
Lot 612
A Lines Brothers Ltd Tri-ang Stores dolls’ house, with double curved shop front, revolving central door, pebble-dashed first floor, metal windows and sign, the open back to show large shop and two rooms above, additional strip of wood forecourt with a quantity of furniture and groceries including bakelite radio pencil sharpener, Huntley & Palmers sample tin, a German composition girl doll and Dol-Toi - 211?2in. (54.5cm.) wide
Lot 635
A Gottschalk blue roof dolls’ house, in the French style, wood covered in printed paper with brick and stone façade, windows with wrought iron work and lace curtains, fenced front, steps, tower room and chimney, front opening to reveal two rooms with original papers and pencil no.31 to base - 22in. (56cm.) high (some paper tears around top of door where a porch might have been glued)
Lot 639
Penrhyn House, a large and unusual G & J Lines dolls’ house with coach house and pull-out garden, circa 1895, the exterior painted cream, with brick papers to corners and sides, the eaves with gilded timbers, a central pillard front door, four windows, on the first floor central French windows leading to a semi-circular balcony, detachable steps lead down to the front or a balustraded garden, to the left is similar coach house with first floor accommodation, lift off roof and lift off 1st floor, the main house front opening to reveal four rooms, hall, stairs and landing, connecting doors and original papers and attic room, extensively furnished including nine bisque shoulder-head dolls in original clothes, eleven piece lithographed paper marquetry design drawing room set, gilt metal pieces including a pier glass and table, what-not, dog kennel with wax spaniel, fender, toilet mirror, clock with candle garniture and twelve pictures, soft metal bronzed corner shelf, four blonde wood dinning chairs with upholster silk heart shaped backs and seats, a gilt and bronzed soft metal half tester bed and miniature tools - 42in. (107cm.) wide 411?2in. (105.5cm.) high 291?4in. (74cm.) deep with garden open - Provenance - purchased in the 1960s by the present owner from the estate of Lord Penrhyn and comes with a letter of provenance from Lord Penrhyn’s sisters. The house also appeared in Kay’s Desmond’s 1972 book Dolls & Dolls’ Houses and comes with a signed copy, it also appeared in a 1980s advert for Woolwich Building Society (some slight restoration and wear)
Lot 643
An interesting G & J Lines Brothers dolls’ house No.20, circa 1919, with two bays and two storeys, cream painted exterior with green details, front door with windows either side, balustrade balcony above, mock Tudor timber framing, tiled paper roof and brick sides, mansard window with oval opening, front opening in middle to reveal four rooms with original papers and fireplaces, pencil No.20 to base - 30in. (76cm.) wide 341?2in. (88cm.) high 171?2in. (44.5cm.) deep (missing front door and windows)
Lot 644
A Tri-ang dolls’ house late 1930s, with textured cream painted walls, part timbered to eaves, metal window frames, bay window, door to one side with lion head knocker, paper tiled roof above door and bay, first floor window with shutters, dormer window to right side, paper tiled roof, chimney, front opening to reveal two large rooms with remains of original papers and fireplace - 261?2in. (67cm.) high 201?4in. (51.5cm.) wide 111?2in. (29cm.) deep (wood worm holes to base and back, wear)
Lot 645
A Tri-ang dolls’ house late 1930s, half-timbered, cream painted with garage and porch and front door on right side, front opening to reveal two main rooms and room over garage, electrically-lit, original wallpapers and fireplaces - 27in. (68.5cm.) wide 261?2in. (67.5cm.) high 171?4in. (44cm.) deep (slight worm, treated)
Lot 659
A late 19th century English folk-art Resker Butcher shop, a carved and painted wooden fat butcher with articulated arms - 71?2in. (19cm.) high, the simple shop housed in a ‘Natural Peas No.1’ wooden crate with stall, hanging rails, twenty-two carved and painted wooden joints of meat, a butcher’s block and cleaver, a pole with hook and a shop sign over door - 193?4in. (50cm.) wide (dusty) - the property of the late Mr. John Resker, who owned a butcher’s shop
Lot 17
A contemporary yew wood dining room suite comprising twin pedestal dining table, crossbanded rounded rectangular top, turned baluster column, three sabre legs, brass terminals and casters, four dining chairs, two carvers and sideboard, arched recess flanked by glazed door cupboards, projecting base, three short drawers over three door cupboard, ogee feet. (8)
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