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A MID VICTORIAN FIGURED MAHOGANY CLOTHES PRESS having a flared and moulded cornice, two indented panel doors, two short and three long graduated drawers with turned handles, flanked by a hanging compartment with full indented panel door to either side, on plinth base, 192cms wide x 240cms high
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A FRENCH WALNUT AND KINGWOOD VITRINE, the pierced heart shaped gilt metal surround above a rectangular top and frieze with applied gilt metal foliage roundel and stiff leaves, the glass panelled door enclosing a silk lined interior with glass shelves over a panel painted with a seated 18th century gentleman and his beloved in rural surroundings, signed F Oliver, on fluted legs with gilt metal feet, mid 20th century.
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AN ART NOUVEAU MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET having an extended top with angle brackets above a clear and coloured leaded glass door, the interior fitted with two shelves, upon a table base with undertier, fret-cut tendril style angle brackets and vertical splat's inlaid in satin and hare wood with penned flower heads, on square legs and feet.
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WHITTAKER OF LITTLEBECK: A MID-OAK CUPBOARD adzed, having a fluted frieze above a linen fold and shield carved centre panel flanked by a four-indented panel single door to either side, the conforming side panels with carrying handles, iron loop handles and hinges, on square and tapered feet, carved in relief with a gnome, 98cms wide x 82cms high.
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TERENCE CONRAN FOR CONRAN FURNITURE CIRCA 1950S An African walnut storage and display unit, the black metal frame fitted with three drawers, glazed cupboard above an open shelf and a two door sliding cupboard painted black and white, on short legs 123cms wide x 122cms (in need of some restoration) An example of this unit, in original condition, was sold by Morphets in March 2006 for £2,200
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A Symbolist bronze figure representing an allegory, rich green patination, unsigned, on an orange and cream marble cylinder and block base, 41.5cm high overall. See Sothebys, London, 19th and 20th century Sculpture, 15th March 1991, lot 309 for a bronze door knocker 'Allegory of Sculpture' attributed to Harry Bates (1850-1899). See also the collection of the Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford for another example of the door knocker: there fully attributed to Harry Bates ARA as it has been identified from a photograph by the artist's son and was possibly exhibited at the Fine Art Society in 1902. Our present lot displays similar attributes to the above and to New Sculpture in general
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An Arts and Crafts oak bureau bookcase by Heal & Son, 1930s, the top with two glazed doors and a simple channel surround, the base with a slope enclosing a door, drawers and pigeonholes, the four long drawers with turned wood handles, ivorine button label, 197cm high, 91.5cm wide, 49cm deep. Probably designed by Arthur Greenwood and made by Greenings of Oxford
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An Arts and Crafts mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, the two door upper cabinet on pierced arched side supports above a mirrored recess, the two base doors flanking a mother of pearl and marquetry floral panel, on four square tapering supports with flared square feet, applied trade label 'D. Hibbert Cabinet Maker 273b & 275 Stamford St Ashton-U-Lyne', 207cm high, 122cm wide, 44.5cm deep. See Christies South Kensington sale Classic Art Nouveau 11th April 2001, lot 156 for a similar example with differing inlay
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A French glass and wrought-iron electrolier, with Muller Freres mottled cream, orange and amethyst central plafonnier and three bell shades, glass with etched marks 'Muller Freres Luneville', the plafonnier 30.5cm diameter, the drop approximately 75cm #380-420. 627. An English Art Deco walnut and crossbanded octagonal display cabinet, the glazed front with a single door with diagonal crossbars and enclosing two glass shelves, on a chamfered base, applied label 'Rurka', 128cm high, 114cm wide, 28cm deep
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An Art Deco burr maple dining suite, attributed to the Epstein Brothers, of a sideboard with a raised bowed centre flanked by fluted-door ends, the cupboards lined in bird's eye maple and with brass and celluloid handles, 101.5cm high, 183cm wide, 66cm deep; an oblong twin pedestal table, 79cm high, 257cm wide, 102cm deep; and six chairs with curved reeded backs, green floral upholstery and reeded front legs, 85cm high; with etched glass dust protectors
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An Art Deco burr maple D-section cocktail cabinet, attributed to the Epstein Brothers, with a fluted top, the base with a glazed inlaid border slide above a fluted door enclosing six drawers and flanked by bowed doors, the cupboards lined in bird's eye maple and with brass and celluloid handles, 152cm high, 108cm wide, 48cm deep
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'Gayladye', a seven piece walnut bedroom suite by Bath Cabinet Makers, probably designed by Charles Richter, comprising: a triple wardrobe with central mirror door flanked by a pair of panel doors, with basket of fruit inlay, 188cm high, 182cm wide, 56cm deep; a tallboy, 123cm high, 68.5cm wide, 52cm deep; a chest of two short and three long drawers; a kneehole dressing table; a bedside locker; and cane seat chairs, with square ivory handles, labels. See sale these rooms Decorative Arts since 1860, 17th April 2002, lot 1122 for a 'Gayladye' display cabinet designed by Richter
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* Loren (Sophia). Signed b&w photo, c. 1980s,. showing the younger actress three-quarter length leaning against a door frame, together with signed photos of Gene Tierney, Joan Greenwood, Margaret Lockwood, Linda Gray, Lindsey Wagner, Farah Fawcett-Major (secretarial?), Angie Dickinson, Raquel Welch (secretarial?), Stephanie Powers, Victoria Principal, Lynda Carter and Morgan Fairchild, all but the last 10 x 8 ins (13)
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A late Victorian ebonised, amboyna, boxwood strung and inlaid writing desk, surmounted by a gilt metal gallery above a cupboard opening to reveal pigeon-holes and drawers, the lower part with a fitted drawer with adjustable writing surface, pen and inkwell apertures, panelled door below, flanked by scrolling corbels, raised on a plinth base and castors, the whole decorated with ovals and scrolls, 58cm wide - see illustration
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A 19th century ebonised mahogany Franglais Bonheur du Jour, with amboyna banding with gilt bronze mounts and honeysuckle vine marquetry, the leather inset serpentine top with a raised stepped superstructure, a velvet lined mirror door cupboard flanked by banks of three drawers fitted gilt bronze handles and pierced brass galleries with beading, the front frieze drawer with two cast rococo spray handles. 3ft.7in. (109cm).
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A mid 19th century Franglais walnut veneered breakfront serpentine credenza, inlaid with floral marquetry and applied gilt bronze mounts and mouldings. The central cupboard with a rose plush lined interior; fitted a shelf, enclosed by a panelled door with inlaid marquetry urn and flowers, flanked by pilasters and glazed display side cabinets, with plush lined shelves, concave ends, on a conforming plinth with gilt bronze mounts. 6ft. (1.83m) wide x 3ft. 7in. (1.09m) high.
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A French mahogany vitrine, the rouge marble top with a pierced gilt brass gallery with draped border, the frieze with die stamped gilt vitruvian scrolls and having gilt bronze pendants of fruiting foliage, a bow glazed door and angled glazed sides with stamped gilt mouldings, the interior lined with striped fabric, with two shelves, the apron frieze and cabriole legs with gilt bronze mounts. 28.25. (72cm) wide.
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A 19th century Franglais breakfront credenza, veneered in burr walnut, the inlaid stringing and restrained boxwood marquetry to the frieze and central cupboard door, having gilt bronze mouldings and mounts, flanked by glazed bowfronted display cabinets, the velvet lined interiors with shelves, with gilt mouldings and mounts to the plinth base. 5ft. 8.5in. (174cm) wide x 3ft. 6.5in. (108cm) high.
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An early Victorian North Country longcase clock, veneered in mahogany with Brazilian rosewood banding, the eight day movement with an arch painted dial having moon phase aperture above subsidiary dials, makers name indistinct, probably Wolverhampton, painted figures to the corners for the four Seasons, the hood with swan neck pediment and turned pillars, the trunk with a triple arch top door, trade label inside for Bromwich Watch & Clock repairer, Coventry, turned side pilasters the banded canted corner base on a later plinth. 7ft.9in. (236cm) high.
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An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, with a pair of glazed cupboards flanking central mirrored recess, with two further mirrored wells above, the cupboard door below inlaid with urn and flowers, on square section tapering legs, united by an undertier, on spade feet, the whole with pierced spandrels and galleries, 138cm wide.
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A XIX century mahogany cased eight day grandfather clock the arched roman numeric ships dial with rolled moving dial and painted spandrels, subsidiary second hands and date aperture fitted in a swan neck pedimented hood above wide Yorkshire case with shaped door and baluster columns approx 244cm high
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A George II ebony cased striking bracket clock by Thos. Page Norwich with brass handle to the inverted bell top glazed side panels and brass quarter grills to the front door, the brass dial with foliate spandrels silvered chapter ring, engraved with Arab and Roman numerals, the matted centre with mock pendulum and date aperture, the circular disc to the arch signed Thos. Page Norwich fussee movement with five ringed pillars, hour strike on bell with pull repeat 48cm high, 26.5cm wide, 19.5cm deep
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A George III oak 8-day longcase clock, maker Robert Welsh of Dalkeith, the arched 12inch brass dial with silvered Arabic and roman numeral chapter ring, the hood with swan neck pediment and brass capped columns above a trunk with shaped door and pedestal base on a plinth foot, 210cm high, 45cm wide and 23cm deep
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A George III line inlaid mahogany 8-day longcase clock, maker Cameron of Selkirk, the arched 13-inch painted dial with painted river scene and romal numberal, the hood with broken swan neck pediment and globe finials above two brass capped columns, the trunck with flame mahogany door flanked by reeded quarter columns on a plinth base and bracket feet, 223cm high, 51cm wide and 25cm deep
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