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Lot 836
An Edwardian mahogany display cabinet with simulated marquetry inlaid decorated frieze over a glazed door, on square legs, 60.5 cm wide x 30 cm deep x 103 cm high (cut down) and a similar display cabinet with single door enclosing three shelves, 60 cm wide x 33 cm deep x 135 cm high, together with a pair of modern mahogany framed rectangular wall mirrors, 48 cm x 159.5 cm
Lot 839
A mahogany and marquetry inlaid circular occasional table in the Victorian manner, the snap top on a turned pedestal to tripod base, 60 cm diameter, together with a 19th Century oak octagonal occasional table, the snap top on a turned pedestal to tripod base, 46.5 cm diameter, an Edwardian mahogany and inlaid oval two tier occasional table, 76 cm x 50 cm and a Victorian walnut single door hanging corner cupboard, 54 cm wide x 64.5 cm high
Lot 920
An 18th Century walnut and feather banded secretaire chest, the upper section with cushion drawer over a fall front compartment enclosing various pigeon holes, drawers and cupboard door over two short and two long drawers to bun feet, 105 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 163 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Does not appear to be a marriage as the feather banding top and bottom appear to match - also matching the interior. Colour overall appears good though there are slight variations particularly to the side panels which are slightly darker than the front though not markedly so. There are several areas of minor restoration throughout and filled areas. The veneers to the quartered front panel have split in several areas - see images - arguably requiring sympathetic restoration. There are a few areas of loss to the beading particularly to the right hand side with two larger sections. The base beading may possibly be either a stained replacement or restored original. Certainly it is more basic in colour than the rest of the piece. The beading between the two top drawers of the base is missing. The base has handles that stylistically work but are certainly not original as you can see the ovals a previous set of handles quite clearly. The interior top pigeon hole sections are possibly replacements as stained pine and pull out to reveal the pine drawers behind. The remainder of the interior appears in reasonable condition though there are some areas of veneer cracking - again see images for further detail. So whilst the piece is arguably in need of sympathetic restoration in several areas, the overall look could be described as good for a piece of its age. See images for further detail.
Lot 935
A 20th Century mahogany and brass and porcelain embellished side cabinet in the Louis XV taste with Sèvres style figural panels to the spandrels and handles, the plain top above five small drawers and recess flanked by a single glazed door, raised on cabriole legs with gilt metal sabots, 60 cm wide x 102 cm high
Lot 337
Lairesse (Gerard de). Groot Schilderboek, waar in de Schilderkonst in al haar deelen grondig werd onderweezen, ook door Redeneeringen en Printverbeeldingen verklaard; met voorbeelden uyt de beste konst-stukken der Oude en Nieuwe Puyk-Schilderen, bevestigd, 2 parts bound in one, Amsterdam: David Mortier, 1714, engraved frontispiece to first title. both titles printed in red and black with engraved vignette, and 66 engraved plates (including some folding), contemporary full calf, somewhat worn and discoloured, modern calf reback, 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:Gérard de Lairesse (1640-1711), painter and art theorist, moved away from his native Liège and settled in Amsterdam, following a scandal in connection with a broken marriage contract in 1664. According to Houbraken, he became blind in 1690 and began to give art lectures which were subsequently published by his sons in two books –Grondlegginge der teekenkonst (Principles of Drawing, 1701) and Het groot schilderboek (The Great Book of Painters, 1707). Reissued in 1712, 1714 and 1716, and translated into English in 1738, the Schilderboek remains a valuable source for seventeenth-century Dutch art.
Lot 1116
PICARD SAUERBACH & CIE; a French metal postbox, the lockable door with three apertures for day and date, the back of the door with three enamel wheels, with original label to the bottom, height 37cm, with key.Additional InformationHeavily cleaned and the top with rusting. Some dents and knocks throughout. With key and the door does lock. Enamel dials to the inside lightly grubby with minor wear.
Lot 2344
A 19th century French gilt metal and white marble eight day mantel clock, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, indistinctly signed Cronier and with movement striking on a bell, with a D-shaped base, height 35cm, with key and pendulum.Additional InformationNo guarantees that the clock is in working order. Dial with a few small nicks around the winding apertures and lightly grubby. The hinge to the door at the back of the movement is lacking pin. General tarnishing to the metal mounts throughout .The clock is 8cm deep.
Lot 2381
An early 19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock, the circular painted dial set with Roman numerals, housing an eight day movement above arched door, with wrythen moulded uprights above a similarly decorated deep plinth base, height 192cm.Additional InformationSome splits to the case, but these are very minor. Sold with pendulum and two weights and a key for the door. Retains a good colour. Some old repairs around the plinth base, the very lower plinth is probably an addition. General surface wear.
Lot 2445
A mid-century teak sideboard with cupboard doors flanked on one side by single drawer and pull-down cupboard door, width 168cm, depth 45cm, height 76cm, and a chrome mounted teak trolley of rectangular form, width 80cm (2).Additional InformationLight scratches and wear, sunlight fading, losses to the polish, cup rings in parts.
Lot 2450
LADDERAX; four wall units comprising a three drawer unit, a fall-front unit, a two panel door unit and a two glazed door unit, with two side supports, each height 200cm, two glass shelves and eight metal brackets.Additional InformationGeneral light scuffs and wear commensurate with use, but overall in fair condition.
Lot 2524
A Chinese carved hardwood hexagonal cupboard with removable top, decorated with phoenix and symbols, above a cupboard door, on block feet, height 68cm, width 40cmAdditional InformationGeneral light rubbing and a few marks but essentially OK. There are four apertures at the back of the cupboard suggesting that it may have had a further purpose.
Lot 2580
MONASTIC WOOD CRAFT; an oak sideboard in the 17th century style, with three drawers above two cupboard doors and a central fold down door, on turned legs with stretchered base, height 80cm, width 168cm, depth 43cm.Additional InformationMinimal scuffs and scratches but overall very good condition.
Lot 2632
An 18th century and later oak coffer of small rectangular form, converted to a sideboard, with pair of panelled doors to the front, width 130cm, depth 51cm, height 55cm, and a 19th century mahogany cupboard with dummy drawer, panelled cupboard door and single base drawer, height 76cm (2).Additional InformationThe hinges have been removed and the top is fixed. the front has been sawn into two with replacement hinges and now opens, replacement shelf to the interior. losses, staining, water damage in parts. The cupboard has extensive losses to the veneer and old repairs. Splits to the side.
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