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Lot 467
A burr walnut dining table and pedestal sideboard en suite, in Art Deco style, circa 1935; the former with rectangular top with rounded corners, on twin pillar supports, with crossbanded borders, 78cm high, 184cm long, 92cm wide; the latter with raised central section with doors opening to drawers, flanked by a further door to each side, with conforming borders throughout, 102cm high, 154cm wide, 59cm deep
Lot 1003
Black slate mantel clock with moonphase and perpetual calendar, the clock with visible brocot type escapement, roman numerals marked Le Roy and Fils, Monpensior, Paris, calendar dial signed Brevet with day, month and date indication, 41cm Condition Report Light surface scratches, small chips to case. Chip to glass cover of clock dial, some cracks to the enamel clock dial around winding key hole. Part of the handle for back door is missing. Clock is running but unable to say whether in full working order. General wear and tear.We do not provide in house shipping. Would recommend either Mailboxes.com or mjmpost458@gmail.com
Lot 1069
Georgian-style oak two-tier corner cupboard, the two-door top section opening to reveal two fitted drawers, each having inlaid ebony star motifs, the lower section having a single fitted shelf, 202cm high x 113cm wide x 58cm deep Condition ReportOverall good condition. Some surface scratches, scuffs and knocks. General wear and tear. Please note this is a Georgian-style good reproduction corner cupboard.
Lot 1072
Victorian mahogany Gothic Revival-style library bookcase, having a moulded cornice over a pair of bar glazed doors, the base enclosed by three doors with Gothic arch moulded panels and on plinth base, 223cm x 140cm x 47cm Condition ReportSections of the wood door are loose and some spots may have been repaired. There are few scratches to the top of the base. The doors on the base are quited damged to the top with sections missing as well as there being some wear to the base. There is general wear as to be expected of its age. Please see attached images.
Lot 1244
Large early 20th century mahogany jeweller's display cabinet by E Pollard & Co, having glazed front, side and panels, the rear section having four mirrored drop flap drawers over a further three two-door cupboards, 333cm long x 99cm high x 60cm deep Condition ReportSurface scratches to both wood and glass. Wood with scuffs and knocks. Areas of loss to sections of wood, some splits. slight damage to one corner, three handles missing from mirrored drop down drawers. General wear and tear
Lot 1
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FOUR-DOOR BOOKCASE CUPBOARD, extremely well presented, having a stepped cornice over four glazed upper doors with interior adjustable shelving on a base section of four cabinet doors, with arched beading against inset panels, on a plinth base, leaf carved corbel details to the upper and lower outer edges, 235cms H, 231cms W, 52cms max. D, 27cms upper shelving D
Lot 20
GOOD MAHOGANY FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE CIRCA 1900, consisting combination wardrobe with bow fronted upper central door with interior shelves over two short and two long drawers, flanked by twin bevelled edge mirror doors, the shaped cornice with Greek key and blind fretwork detail, 214cms H, 187cms W, 65cms D, railback chest of two short and one long drawer over twin lower cabinet doors, 113cms H, 76cms W, 53cms D, mirrored dressing chest with shaped frame bevelled edge mirror on a two drawer stand, the railback base having three frieze drawers and two larger lower drawers, on square supports, 157cms overall H, 123cms W, 58cms D, and a single railback bowfront single door night cabinet with interior shelf, 84cms overall H, 42cms W, 39cms D, the whole suite with shaped framing, ropetwist and other carved detail and ring pull handles
Lot 29
MID-CENTURY NATHAN BRAND DINING ROOM SIDEBOARD & REPRODUCTION MAP TOP COFFEE TABLE, the top part of the sideboard with central drop down door and interior cocktail cabinet flanked by twin opening drawers over four opening lower cupboard doors, the whole supported on shaped black stained supports, 121cms H, 146cms L, 44cms D, and 38cms H, 92cms L, 52cms D the coffee table
Lot 40
VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD MUSIC SHEET CABINET, rectangular top, with carved corbel pillar details flanking a single glazed door to a shelved and sectional interior, on a shaped plinth base with white pot castors, the top inlaid with boxwood and maple, the whole enhanced with boxwood and ebony stringing, 104cms H, 55cms W, 42cms D
Lot 300
SALEROOM ANNOUNCEMENT - Change to description shown in boldA very large late 19th century painted wooden dolls’ house, painted brick red with stone coloured detail, three storeys with balconies to 1st and 2nd floor windows, central section with front door, porch with balcony and three windows above, front opening in two parts, the middle lifts off, revealing six rooms, staircase and unconnected landing; later stand —59in. (150cm.) high x 46 1/4in. (117.5cm.) wide x 23 1/2in. (60cm.) deep (without stand) (repainted, originally a stone colour and some parts missing, green glass window cracked and loose) - purchased from Woolley & Wallis July 1991 with lot tag Condition Report - Please see additional image(s).
Lot 1281
A pair of pillar shaped miniature oak display cabinets, c1910, with mirror back and painted metal brackets for glass shelves, enclosed by shaped full length door with brass ring latch and tablet engraved PRESENTED TO J T STOKES ON THE OCCASION OF HIS MARRIAGE BY HIS FELLOW TRAVELLERS IN THE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT TRADE AS A TOKEN OF ESTEEM IN WHICH HE IS HELD BY THEM OCT 1912, 84cm h; 31 x 26cm Good condition
Lot 1322
A painted satinwood boudoir cabinet, c1920, the breakarched pediment carved with plume of feathers and bow above glazed door with carved paterae, the lower part with beaded top, the doors and sides with green ground and painted to the front with flowers and foliage flanked by reeded pilasters, fitted with two linen drawers, on six carved feet, 196cm h; 46 x 98cm Good quality and generally good condition but for wear, replacement door lock, minor knocks and scratches, glass intact
Lot 351
A Woodford brass carriage clock, made in England. Roman numerals to white dial face, with additional markings for 5, 10, 15 minutes to outer ring of dial and individual minute markers. Woodford est. 1860 to lower front face. Opening brass rear door opens to reveal the quartz movement within. Measures approximately 16cm tall. Also comes with a smaller chrome plated Woodford carriage clock with similar hands and markings. Fitted with a quartz movement and measures approximately 12cm tall.
Lot 400
An Ercol beech cocktail cabinet, c.1960s, the fall front enclosing a split interior with two adjustable shelves, over a two-door cupboard with a single shelf and lower full-width drawer, label to the interior, 82cm wide 43cm deep 110cm high Buying this cabinet at auction could save up to 0.32 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportMinor nibbles and scuffs in places from moving but overall in good order. All drawers and moving parts operating as intented, ready for use.
Lot 426
A George III eight-day mahogany longcase clock,by Benjamin Barlow, Oldham, the broken arch hood with swan neck pediment above a canted and fluted trunk with shaped long door, the plain base raised on squat ogee bracket feet, the 12.5inch brass and painted dial with Roman numerals, subsidary seconds dial and date aperture, with rolling lunar dial to the upper arch, the four pillar weight driven movement striking on a bell,58cm wide31cm deep223cm highCondition ReportCould benefit from attention. The brass dial missing a spandrel although this is complete with the lot. The dial also has cracking and losses to painted parts. Movement looks okay but this has not been tested or subject to a internal inspection. Finials complete but detached from hood. Possible alterations to hood and case. Split to base and losses to ogee bracket feet. Finish to long door partly rubbed back.
Lot 429
An Epstein kingwood vitrine, 1930s, the serpentine glazed door with foliate inlay panel, enclosing three shelves, raised on cabriole supports, embellished with gilt metal mounts, 76cm wide 55cm deep 139cm highBuying this vitrine at auction could save up to 0.32 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportGood condition,r eady for the home.
Lot 432
A Regency mahogany linen press, early 19th century, the re-entrant moulded panel doors enclosing slides, over an arrangement of drawers, raised on swept bracket feet, the sides with brass carry handles, 125cm wide 64cm deep 206cm highBuying this linen press at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportShrinkage to the door panels, which have some losses to the moulding. Knocks, wear, scuffs and minor losses throughout. Bottom drawer lining split. Later locks.
Lot 434
A Japanese lacquered table cabinet, Meiji Period (1868-1912), with two slide doors over an arrangement of four drawers and a cupboard, the cupboard concealing three further drawers, decorated with landscape scenes and foliage, 62.5cm wide 38.5cm deep 52cm highBuying this cabinet at auction could save up to 0.32 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportSigns of mould to the inside of the drawers, although there is no damp smell now and appears to be on the surface. Losses and wear to the metal mounts, particularly one of the cupboard door hinges. Knocks, losses and wear throughout.
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