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Lot 525
A Japanese Sendai Tansu clothes chest of four long drawers, two short drawers, and three further short drawers behind a door, iron handles, corner fittings and lock plates, 106 x 42 x 90.5cm.Provenance: Purchased from Tansu, Batley. Additional InformationDate unknown, probably late 19th century. 'Tansu' was a shop in Batley.
Lot 6
RICHARD BATTERHAM (1936-2021); a stoneware cut sided butter dish covered in green ash glaze, diameter 14cm. (D)Provenance: Purchased from the Chestnut Gallery, Bourton on the Water, 1989.JB - Purchased after I had twice visited Batterham's home in Dorset, but on each occasion failed to pluck up the courage to knock on his door. I made a third visit in the summer of 1990, with personal recommendation and encouragement from John Maltby, R.B.'s best friend, but again failed to make contact. On the fourth trip in 1991 Margot accompanied me and she was prepared to boldly go where I had failed before. Was we robbed or was we robbed? But a pleasant conversation with the Master Potter.Additional InformationSmall chips to rim and small chips to underside of cover, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
Lot 225
Vinyl - Modern Soul / Funk / Boogie - 5 original UK 1st pressing 12”. To include: Transmission - Reaching Out (1985 UK 12” 1st pressing, PMP Records, p.m.p. 007) EX / EX+ (Appears Unplayed). Onward International - Foot In The Door (1985, UK 12” 1st pressing, Paladin Records, PAL 001) EX . Cache - Where Is My Sunshine ? (1981 UK 12” 1st pressing, Groove Production Records, GP 111T) EX (Appears Unplayed). Clark Datchler - You Fooled Him Once Again (1981, UK 12” 1st pressing, Blue Bird Records, BRT 49) VG+ / EX. Proton Plus - Pay Up (1981, UK 12” 1st pressing, Image Records, IMA 1) EX (Appears unplayed, very mild storage warp NAP)
Lot 226
A good late 18th/ early 19th century mahogany 8-day longcase signed to the painted dial for Halliwell, Warrington. This is likely to be John Halliwell, listed as in business on Bridge Street in Warrington 1790 to 1822. The case has a full-length door to the trunk, flanked by quarter reeded columns, inlaid stringing decoration, the hood with matching reeded columns, swan-necked pediment with inset verre eglomise panels, arched painted dial with maidens representing the four seasons to the corners, rolling moon feature to the arch, matched blued steel hands, with pendulum, weights and key
Lot 227
A good early 19th century mahogany 8-day longcase clock, square painted dial with unusual green background to the gilded spandrel decoration in the corners, matched blued steel hands. The case has a full-length door to the trunk, flanked by square reeded columns, inlaid stringing decoration, the hood with matching square reeded columns, swan-necked pediment, with pendulum, weights and key.
Lot 225
NO RESERVE Hoban (Russell) The Lion of Boaz-Jachin and Jachin-Boaz, uncorrected proof copy, signed presentation inscription from the author "To John from Russ, roaring best wishes, 8.1.96" on title, original printed wrappers, dust-jacket, creased at head, 1973; M.O.L.E., first edition, signed by the author and illustrator on dedication p., illustrations by Jan Pienkowski, original pictorial boards, 1993; The Rain Door, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author "Thundering good wishes to John from Russ, 8.1.96" on title, illustrations by Quentin Blake, original pictorial boards, 1986, v.s. (3)⁂ Copies inscribed to John Baxter (b.1939) Australian-born writer, journalist and film-maker.
Lot 431
Unusual late 19th century octagonal travelling stationery/writing cabinet with hinged door opening to an interior with sub-divisions, a small drawer and pull out inkwells, the door with small glazed aperture and brass plaque marked 'Letters', 34cm high https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8YYlE38FR4g
Lot 406
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY INVERTED BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE early 19th century, the central section with a triangular pediment over a series of open shelves, each side section has a moulded pediment above a door, opening to a shelved and fitted interior, on a pedestal base, 172cm high x 210cm wide x 53cm deepProvenance: Part of the residual contents of Newton Surmaville
Lot 46
AN OLD OAK SPICE CABINET OF 17TH CENTURY DESIGN fitted ten drawers with pendant handles, enclosed by single raised panelled door, on associated bun feet, 47cm high x 42cm wide x 21cm deep, and a collection of treen including cylindrical banded mortar and pestle (12)Property from Lackington Mill, Dorset
Lot 65
A 19TH CENTURY NORTHERN IRISH MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK MOVEMENT BY ROBERT WELLS OF BALLYNAHINCH the 33cm brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds and calendar aperture to the eight day movement striking on a bell, contained in later case with simple moulded cornice and panelled trunk door, 202cm highProperty from Lackington Mill, Dorset
Lot 897
A good quality limed oak three-piece bedroom suite by Waring & Gillow Ltd. comprising a limed oak two-door wardrobe with polished iron medieval-style mounts, labelled 74" x 42"; matching millinery cupboard with compartment enclosed by two panelled doors above three long drawers 33" x 37" and a matching dressing table with two short and one long drawer and detached Gothic arched mirror (3)
Lot 27
A Charles II ebonised table clock case, housing a later William Page of London movement and dial, the gilt brass domed top with hinged handle above cherub heads, flowing flowers, tied ribbons and flower heads, the ebonised case with gilt brass side panels of a gentleman in profile surrounded by flowers and acanthus leaves, the square glazed door above gilt metal squat feet, the signed dial Willm Page West End Clock Manufacturer, Gt Portland Street. W. London, silvered chapter ring with Roman hours, gilt metal spandrels, the substantial three train fuseé movement with anchor escapement, five hammers striking on five gongs housed behind a glazed rear door, 39cm high, 27cm wide, 20cm deep
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