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Click here to subscribeTWO ITEMS VICTORIAN & LATER FURNITURE comprising mahogany bedside cabinet, shaped top rail, single drawer, central shelf, lower cupboard door, shaped plinth base, 90cms overall (h), 41cms (w), 35cms (d), reproduction inlaid walnut effect demilune chest, four drawers, brass knobs, shaped supports, brass mounts, 80cms (h), 66cms (w), 34cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy
EIGHT ITEMS OF FURNITURE comprising two formed ply and tubular metal high stools, 104 (h), 34 x 34cms seats, Mexican pine side cabinet with magazine pockets, 52 (h) x 54 (w) x 48cms (d), oak two-tier tea trolley, 80 (h) x 59 (w) x 40cms (d), vintage oak collectors display cabinet, glazed single door, interior slim shelves, 74 (h) x 52 (w) x 12cms (d), G. Quaeck & Co Porthmadog light elm wall rack, drop down cupboard front, shaped sides, 66 (h) x 88 (w) x 15cms (d), glazed front bookcase, sliding glass doors, interior shelves, 88 (h) x 71 (w) x 23 (d), pink Lloyd Loom style linen basket, 59 (h) x 42 (w) x 29cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy
SIX PIECE FIGURED WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, comprising gents double-door wardrobe, 199 (h) x 128 (w) x 54cms (d), ladies two-door wardrobe, 168 (h) x 98 (w) x 48cms (d), triple mirror dressing chest, 165 (overall h) x 112 (w) x 60cms (d), single bedside cabinet, 80 (h) x 43 (w) x 38cms (d) two bed frames, 124 and 70cms (h) the headboards, 92 (w) x 184cms (approx. l)Provenance: private collection Ynys Mon
FOUR ITEMS OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE comprising Thomas Turner Manchester inlaid rosewood music cabinet base, stamped to the door top, numbered 4093, lacking upper section, raised panel front, urn and swag inlay detail, interior sheet music shelves, black pot castors, 64cms (h), 53cms (w), 39cms (d), mahogany Sutherland table, twin flap, turned supports and stretcher, brass cups, black pot castors, 56cms (h), 14.5cms (w) closed, 65cms (w) fully open, 55cms (l), walnut single door bedside cabinet, 76cms (h), 36cms (w), 33cms (d), mahogany tripod table, shaped top, bobbin turned column, splayed supports, 72cms (h), 54cms (w), 43cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy
EIGHT PIECE MODERN PINE BEDROOM SUITE, comprising double wardrobe with twin base drawers, 192 (h) x 96 (w) x 60cms (d), double door wardrobe, 192 (h) x 96 (w) x 60cms (d), two chests of drawers, two short, four long drawers, 93 (h) x 91 (w) x 44cms (d), mirrored dressing table, upper drawer pods, knee hole centre, twin sets of four drawers flanking, 141 (overall h) x 130 (w) x 44cms (d), upholstered dressing stool, 46 (h) x 50 (w) x 35cms (d), two three drawer bedside chests, 60 (h) x 48 (w) x 36cms (d), all the main items have turned wooden knobs and turned bun feetProvenance: private collection Conwy
THREE REPRODUCTION CHINESE HARDWOOD CABINETS, comprising pair single drawer two door bedside cabinets, inset brass pull handles, brass corner banding, 56 (h) x 51 (w) x 41cms (d), two drawer entertainment cabinet, upper shelf, stepped swing brass handles, modern castors, 64 (h) x 64 (w) x 44cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy
THREE ITEMS VINTAGE OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, comprising shaped top two-tier mahogany table circa 1900, carved swept supports, conjoining under tier shelf, 73.5 (h) x 68.5cms (diam. top), oak wall rack/shelf, shaped front and shelf, two lower drawers, 48.5 (h) x 40 (w) x 20cms (d), oak single door wall hanging corner cabinet, 65 (h) x 53cms (w)Provenance: private collection Conwy
REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY CORNER DISPLAY CABINET ON STAND, one piece, dentil moulding cornice, 13 pane astragal glazed single door, interior shelves, fan carved lower apron, turned front supports, shaped conjoining stretcher, bun feet, 157cms (h), 68cms (w), 41cms (d)Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire
EDWARDIAN CROSSBANDED MAHOGANY DISPLAY TOP SIDE TABLE, (marriage), shaped top canopy mirror, turned pillar and brass balustrade detail, single door lower display cabinet, bevelled edge glass, cross banded table top, single drawer stamped Edwards & Roberts, ring-pull handles, swept tapering supports, conjoining X stretcher, 169 (h) x 61.5 (w) x 40cms (d)Provenance: private collection Conwy
Palitoy Star Wars vintage vehicles x 2 including Return of the Jedi Millennium Falcon, Excellent (missing one door strut and chess table), within Good opened box, includes instructions and poster and Return of the Jedi Y-Wing Fighter, Excellent (missing one wing strut and back part of the bomb), within Good opened box, includes instructions and poster. (2)
Roco HO Gauge Freight Stock and Preiser HO Scale Krone Circus Models (30), all unboxed, flat trucks and stake flat trucks bu Roco, together with Krone Circus models by Preiser and others, includes, sliding door van, animal trucks, vans, trucks and other Circus freight, some damage, various loose parts, animals, F-VG, (30)
Rivarossi HO Gauge Italian Freight Stock (17), an unboxed group, two flat trucks with cranes, three sliding door vans in grey, three stake trucks with timber loads one with brake mans cab, together with a group of nine flat trucks, wagons seven with brakemans cabs, some with loads, F-E, (17)
Bemo HO M-H0e Gauge Steam Tank Locomotive and Goods Wagons, boxed 1221836, 0-6-0 of the DR 99 5706 in black/red livery, with packaged accessories, together with unboxed freight stock, open trucks (3) one with detached wheels and minor damage, sliding door van, flat stake truck (with packaged stakes) and a pair of flat trucks with load, F-E, box VG, (8)
American HO Gauge Box Cars and Auto Carriers by Walthers (10), all boxed, Canadian National auto carriers (2) one minus box insert, thrall door box cars, twin packs (2) Macmillan Bloedell, Canadian Pacific, individual box cars (6) Lignum, Canfor (2) differing liveries, Weyerhauser, Triangle Pacific, British Columbia Railway, G-E, boxes G-VG, (10)
Hornby-Dublo 00 Gauge 2-Rail Super Detail SR green 4-wheel Utility Vans and SR and BR Horse Boxes (11), 4323 Utility Van (4, one with 3-rail wheels), 4315 BR maroon Horse Boxes (4, none with a Horse, two have one door loose) and 4316 SR green Horse Box (4, three with horses, one has four doors missing), all in original red striped boxes, generally G-VG, boxes G-VG (11)
Bemo H0e / HO M, Gauge German Coaches and Freight Stock, all boxed, 3009/3008 four wheeled green liveried kit coaches, one unconstructed (appears complete but unchecked), 2004 sliding door van, 2001 flat trucks (3) two brown one grey and 4203 pack of ten straight track sections (appear unused), F-E, boxes F-VG, (7)
A 19th century mahogany mantle clock by Gill & Son of Aberdeen, brass movement and painted dial with roman numerals, pierced detailing to the side panels and carved scrolling motifs to the top . H.47 W.37cm. 3 keys one for door, one to release catch and a winder key. Stiff but winds and ticks so second hand moves, not tested for chiming on the quarter. Comes with pendulum.
A late 18th/early 19th century north country mahogany and crossbanded longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment with turned columns and gilt metal capitals, the trunk with triple ogee arched and crossbanded door, enclosed by turned columns having a 36cm arched and painted dial with roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the twin train movement with anchor escapement striking to a bell, 236cm high.
SITWELL, Edith. An archive of autograph letters and cards signed by Edith Sitwell, addressed to her close friend and treasured physiotherapist, Leonard Green. [Sitwell had lifelong joint problems now thought to be caused by Marfan syndrome]. Comprising: 1. Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire, 28 May 1941, apologising for not sending any chocolates from Charbonnel & Walker due to the wartime restrictions on amounts that can be purchased by one household, and explaining that her brother Osbert had already sent some to Queen Mary, and so she must wait. She also states that she misses visiting them, but will no doubt return as she's 'creaking like a door that is off its hinges', she thanks them for all their help and says, 'I am so grateful for what you & Mr. Green have done for me, I am really a different person, and am certainly, at the moment, on my hinges'. 2. Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire, 1 Jun 1949, conveying her deepest sympathy on the death of Mrs. Green's mother, 'In your grief, there is only one thing to say which can be of comfort, and that is, that nobody can ever have been a better daughter to her mother than you were - you were wonderful with her and to her, and must have made such an infinite difference to her during these last years after the loss of your father...My brother is in London, and so does not know. You will have his deep sympathy.' 3. Castello di Montegufoni, Florence, 18 Sep 1954, 'My hands are (D.V.) all right again, thank you so much. I should have written before, I had a most stupid accident, the light in the hotel where I was is very old-fashioned, and sometimes stops halfway between two floors. I was in a great hurry, because I could get no answer to a telephone, and I fell three feet into the lift, injuring my shoulder and two ribs! Have your ears burned lately? You should just hear what my brother says about the miracles Mr. Green worked with him.' 4. Durrants Hotel, London, 18 Aug 1954, 'My dear Mr. and Mrs. Green, Do please forgive me for bothering you. But only you understand the bones and nerves of hands. I am having sudden burning, shooting pains in my fingers (especially my thumbs and little fingers.) Oh, if only I were at Renishaw and could come for treatment to you. But alas, I am here, far away. Please, is there anything you can suggest for me to do? I should be so grateful...It isn't fair to waste your time, my dears. So I consider this as an appointment and enclose 10s.' 5. Durrants Hotel, undated, 'My dear Mr. and Mrs. Green, all my most grateful thanks to you. Mr. Berry telephoned to me this morning, and I am going to him for treatment tomorrow afternoon, - that is, if I haven't been drowned, and he hasn't been drowned before then - which is possible, if the rain goes on like this!! The cold is piercing. My love and gratitude to you both. Yours ever, Edith Sitwell', complete with envelope. 6. Castello di Montegufoni, 12 Dec 1958, on hearing of Mr. and Mrs. Green's retirement, 'We shall miss you most terribly. It has been a friendship of so many years, now, and so much valued by us. We looked forward, always, so much to seeing you both, to our talks, to your warm goodness & kindness. And of course, nothing could exceed our gratitude to you for what you did for our health,' she goes on to explain the delay in writing, 'as a result of having to sign my name literally 9,800 times (!!) when I arrived here (deprived of Mr. Green,) I could hardly write at all - certainly not legibly...the servants all started sneezing at each other, and went down like ninepins. As soon as they were up again, they sneezed again, and down they went again. In the midst of it all, I had to correct urgent proofs,' and shares news of an earthquake that lasted twenty minutes, 'The rooms heaved up and down and all the furniture flew about, I was terrified,' complete with envelope. 7. An engraved Renishaw Hall letterhead giving her best wishes, signed, undated, with envelope. 8. Two greetings cards bearing printed message from Edith Sitwell at Renishaw Hall, Osbert's name added by hand, Christmas 1948. 9. A calling card inscribed with compliments from Edith Sitwell. 10. Two Post Office Telegrams with season's greetings from Edith Sitwell, 1945 & 1948, and a newspaper cutting of Osbert Sitwell and John Piper at Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield. A unique insight into Sitwell's personal relationships and warmth towards valued friends, the whole housed in one envelope Provenance: By descent of Leonard Green, Chesterfield - a physiotherapist and member of the Blind Masseurs
A 20TH CENTURY OAK BUREAU, the fall front door enclosing a fitted interior, above a single wavy drawer, with foliate detail and three bow front drawers, on bulbous supports and shaped legs, width 62cm x depth 48cm x height 105cm, an oak barley twist occasional table, a stool, a rocking chair and a lamp table with a wicker drawer (condition report: all with imperfections, such as surface marks, scuffs, discoloration, etc) (5)
A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK SIDE TABLE, with a raised gallery back, three frieze drawers, on square tapered legs and brass castors, with a later added double door bookcase section, width 96cm x depth 68cm x height 151cm x height of base 84cm (condition report: surface marks, scuffs, stains, discoloration, other wear and usage)
A TWENTIETH CENTURY WOODEN CASED WALL CLOCK, the cream dial bearing black Roman numerals, no visible maker's mark, with key and pendulum, diameter approximately 38cm (1 + key and pendulum) (Condition Report: clock winds and chimes, generally appears ok, has a large scratch to the side of the movement case, some parts of the case appear to be coming apart at the joins, one door is loose, dusty)
A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD AND MARQUETRY INLAID WALL CLOCK, with turned spindles, flanking a glazed door, that's enclosing a painted 7.5 inch dial, fretwork detail, with a scrolled base, height 88cm, along with a small Vienna wall clock (condition report: rosewood wall clock with winding key and pendulum, the other with no winding key, general signs of usage) (2)
A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY 8 DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, turned spindles flanking a glazed door, that's enclosing an 11 inch brass dial, depicting Roman numerals, Engraved Watson of Blackburn, the trunk with a single door, on a box plinth, height 191cm (condition report: winding key, trunk key, two pendulums, historical cracks, hour hand loose so stays hanging, other signs of wear and usage)
A 20TH CENTURY OAK DRESSER, the top with a single door and an arrangement of shelving, the base fitted with two drawers, above two cupboard doors, on barley twist front supports, united by stretchers, width 137cm x depth 48cm x height 192cm x height of base 91cm (condition report: one key, surface marks, scuffs, wear, other imperfections)
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