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* Empire Theatre, London. An oval enamelled metal plaque of the numeral 1, late 19th c., black numeral on white background with black outline border, a little wear to extremities, mounted as a door number on a wooden base with two screw holes, 9 x 11 cm. Accompanying the number is a small framed typed description label which reads, This No. 1 was bought by Dame Adeline's husband at that sale of the contents of the old Empire Theatre, London. It is of great sentimental value as it was on her dressing room door - later Lydia Kyasht and the Phyllis Bedells. The Empire Theatre, Leicester Square, opened on the 17th April 1884 and was closed and demolished on 22nd January 1927. On the same site, the Empire Cinema, in its third and current incarnation, opened on 19th December 1962. (2)
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A 19thC mahogany two door display cabinet with lozenge astrigals and seated on a stand with carved ball and claw feet, 40" wide. NB. This cabinet, minus its stand, was housed in the property of lot 59 and was used to create a bureau bookcase and this may be of interest to the purchaser of the previous lot.
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AESTHETIC MOVEMENT EBONISED DESK the superstructure with three mirrored panels and two drawers, raised on strut supports above a loping fall with fitted interior, the base with panelled door to one side and drawers to the other, and with fretwork bracket decoration 58cm wide, 104cm high, 56cm deep
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A Gordon Russell oak longcase clock, the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and an eight day chiming movement, the oak case with a long trunk door on a plinth base. Part label attached to the rear inscribed in ink 'This piece a long clock No:43 was designed and made throughout in the Russell workshop in Feb 1926, designer S. Gordon Russell, foreman E.Taylor, cabinet maker C. Beadle', remainder of label loose, 186.5cm high, dial diameter 25.5cm
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A large set of mahogany wall shelves, comprising, four bays with adjustable shelves, one bay with a pair of panelled doors to the base, the right end with a 'secret' door lined with leather book spines, overall length 4.54m, depth of base 45cm, height 2.5m, book door 0.84m wide x 2m high. Originally in Wethersfield Hall, Wethersfield, Nr Braintree, Essex
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A Gillows of Lancaster satinwood triple wardrobe, c. 1880, the raised centre section surmounted with a carved arched pediment centred with a shield over a door, enclosing four slides and three drawers below, one drawer front stamped Gillow Lancaster, flanked with panelled cupboards either side surmounted with finials, raised on a plinth base, 226cm high x 201cm wide
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A Regency mahogany long case clock in the Egyptian revival taste, the arched hand with gilt-brass columns, the arched door flanked by chamfered angles topped with gilt-brass Pharaoh busts and terminating in gilt-brass feet, the eight day five pillar movement with Roman Numerals, 12" circular dial, 86" h (219 cm)
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An oak bedside table by Bernard Wyers, the rectangular top with a moulded edge above a drawer and a door applied with a mask in 16th century style, 52cm wide Provenance; Bernard Wyers (1929-2007) was an award wining cabinet maker and carver working in Worcester. He won fourth place in a commonwealth cabinet making competition with a hymn board (now in Worcester Cathedral). He was also a member of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters.
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