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Lot 568
A Russell of Broadway walnut bedroom suite, 1950's, comprising two door wardrobe, dressing table set, double bed frame and chest of drawers, the wardrobe 180cm high, 121cm wide, 56cm deep, the dressing table 135cm high, 123cm wide, 47cm deep, chest of drawers 84cm high, 90cm wide, 50cm deep.
Lot 571
R Winstanley, Omskirk. A 19thC mahogany longcase clock, with brass dial marked Winstanley, Omskirk, with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and date aperture, eight day movement, with two weights and pendulum, on arched pediment hood, above single door with later oval marquetry banded detailing on a moulded base with central shell, on bracket feet, 220cm high, 45cm wide, 23cm deep.
Lot 684
A John W Talton walnut bedroom suite, comprising double bed frame, including head board, foot board and two metal supports, two two door wardrobes with fitted drawer and shelf interior, 198cm high, 123cm wide, 60cm deep and two three drawer bedsides on out splayed legs, 73cm high, 34cm wide, 38cm deep, a dressing table, with triple dressing table mirror and three drawers to each side, 140cm high, 120cm wide, 48cm deep, dressing table stool, and a chest of drawers of six drawers, 70cm high, 126cm wide, 46cm deep. (8)
Lot 368
Zabriskie, George A. 21 volumes, comprising Zabriskie bindings or those in his style Headley, J.T. Washington and His Generals. New York: Scribner, Armstrong & Co, 1873. 8vo, fine binding by Zabriskie in burgundy morocco gilt with small red onlays, blue and burgundy morocco gilt endpapers with a miniature of Washington inlaid to the front paste-down endpaper, with Zabriskie's bookplate (detached) and a dedication to his brother, Edward, loosely inserted ALS dated 1852 from Headley, joints a little scuffed; Marshall, John Royal Naval Biography of Peter Heywood, one of the Survivors of the Mutiny on the Bounty. New York: George R Gorman, [n.d.] First US edition stated in pen inscription by the publisher, George Gorman, 8vo, slipcase in blue quarter morocco gilt by George A Zabriskie; Rawson, Geoffrey Bligh of the Bounty. New York: George R. Gorman, 1936. Stated in pen inscription by the author to be the US first edition and inscribed to Zabriskie, 8vo, blue cloth gilt with blue quarter morocco gilt slipcase by Zabriskie; Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Snow Image. New York: James G. Gregory, 1864. 8vo, illustrated by Marcus Waterman, Zabriskie style binding in blue half morocco gilt, without binder's mark; Zabriskie, George A. Ship’s Figureheads in and about New York. Ormond Beach, Florida, 1946. 8vo, Zabriskie binding in brown half morocco gilt, with a personal dedication written and signed by George A Zabriskie, to Edward & Gertrude; Zabriskie, George A. A Little about Washington Irving, Ormond Beach, Florida, 1945. 8vo, Zabriskie binding in brown half morocco gilt, with a personal Christmas dedication to Edward C.; Henry, O. The World and the Door. Ormond Beach, Florida 1939. 8vo, Zabriskie Christmas present binding in red morocco gilt with green morocco gilt panel to upper cover, with a personal Christmas dedication to Eliza and Marnie; Waters, Frank The Albatross. Cliffdale, Alpine New Jersey, 1929. 8vo, Zabriskie-style binding in blue half morocco gilt, with printed dedication page "to all mariners from George A Zabriskie"; Zabriskie, George A. Fishermen’s Philosophy... Ormond Beach Florida, 1935. 8vo, a Zabriskie Christmas binding in blue morocco with gilt fish motifs, dedicated to Edward C. With an ALS from Zabriskie to Edward, and a fishing fly attached to a front page blank, with another dedication; Hay, John Jim Bludso of the Prairie Belle, and Little Breeches. Boston: James R Osgood, 1871. First edition, 8vo, Zabriskie style binding in brown morocco gilt with hand-printed orange-gilt endpapers, without maker's mark, ALS from the author bound in; Holmes, Oliver Wendell Mechanism in Thought and Morals. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1871. First edition, 8vo, Zabriskie binding in red morocco gilt, with his library plate and manuscript dedication to Edward dated Sep 7th 1941, clipped author's signature cut from a letter, and stuck down on the last page of the preface; Zabriskie, George A. The Story of a Priceless Art Treasure. Ormand Beech, 1950. 8vo, cloth gilt and orange-brown quarter morocco gilt slipcase by Zabriskie; Henry, O. The World and the Door. Ormond Beach, Florida 1939. 8vo, Zabriskie Christmas present binding in ochre morocco gilt with green morocco gilt panel to upper cover, with a personal Christmas dedication to Edward and Gertrude; Whittier, John Greenleaf At Sundown. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1892. 8vo, Zabriskie binding in blue morocco gilt with setting sun motifs in orange to covers and orange morocco gilt endpapers, ALS from the Author tipped-in; Couch, Arthur Quiller The Oxford Book of English Verse. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1925. 8vo, red morocco gilt Zabriskie binding, Zabriskie bookplate, upper cover detaching, with ALS signed by Quiller Couch; Juniper, Rev. Kerrison. "The White-Aproned Man". The Doldrums, Ormand Beach, 1940. 8vo, Zabriskie Christmas gift binding in brown morocco gilt; Zabriskie, George A. The Pathfinder. The Doldums, Ormond Beach, 1947. 8vo, Christmas gift binding by Zabriskie in blue half morocco gilt, with printed and signed dedication to Edward and Gertrude; Edwards, Harry Stillwell Eneas Africanus. Macon, Georgia: J.W. Burke, 1923. 8vo, Zabriskie-style binding black half calf gilt, with his inscription to Edward and Gertrude, signed by the author, covers detached; Nouvelles Etrénnes Spirituelles... Paris: [De Hansy, 1774.] 16mo, full-page and vignette woodcuts, black morocco gilt with centre panels of red and silver foil with painted ducal coat of arms, title-page torn with loss, trimmed, blue morocco gilt Zabriskie slipcase; Du Chaillu, Paul Ivar the Viking. New York: Charles Scribner, 1893. First edition, 8vo, Zabriskie-style green half morocco gilt, signed by the author with an ALS; Wilkie, Wendell One World. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1943. Presentation copy to Zabriskie, housed in a slipcase made by him; conditions vary, it is strongly recommended to request a condition report (21)Footnote: Provenance: from the collection of George A. Zabriskie Note: All the bindings or slipcases appear to be in the style of George A. Zabriskie, however many do not have his binder's stamp. Several of the works comprise offprints from the New York Historical Journal, which Zabriskie used to make finely bound Christmas presents for friends and family.
Lot 23
A continental gilt mounted walnut armoire with mirrored doors, width 126cm, depth 48cm & height 233cm.Condition:- General wear through age and use, dent damage to one side, cracked mirror on corner, door damage, crack to top section, no other sign of damage or repair. item is in sections.Dimension:- middle door section is 67" high.
Lot 25
A Victorian oak breakfront bookcase, the interior having adjustable shelves, width 257cm, depth 51cm & height 251cm.Condition:- General wear through age and use, no sign of any major damage or repair, no lock on left glass door, no keys, no shelves in bottom section.Dimensions:- selves are 31cm deep
Lot 76
A George III Chinoiserie Japanned 8-day longcase clock, the 11" brass dial signed John Smith, London, silvered Roman hour and Arabic minute chapter ring, mask head spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture and ringed winding hole, the black lacquered case with flat topped hood, overhanging cornice top, the long trunk door fitted with circular lenticle, decorated with Chinoiserie inspired motifs, Condition: Weight pendulum and winding key present. Door slightly bowing. Rubbing chips and wear to lacquer decoration. lacquer and gilt decoration to sides very faded. 11" square brass dial. Movement most likely associated. The seat boarrd has been raised up on two blocks and the dial sits to one side with a gap to top and side. Glazed door aperture 12". Two moulding strips to side of hood detached but present. movement untested
Lot 77
A George III oak 8 day longcase clocksigned Thomas Bevan, Marlborough on the 12" dial with silvered chapter ring, having Roman and outer Arabic numerals, dual minutes tracks, subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture, brass pierced spandrels with two train movement striking on a bell, the case having pedimented hood with three pedestals for finials (missing), a glazed door flanked by a pair of turned columns with gilt bronze capitals and bases, the trunk with hinged door, on a box base with shaped feet,height approx. 223cm, width 51cmCondition: Weights present, the case is missing the three finials, shrinkage to one column which makes it slightly loose, small loss to corner of the pediment, some moulding missing from the top edge of the base, Movement untested and no guarantee can be offered as to the full working order.
Lot 80
A Regency satinwood bracket timepiecethe 4 inch white enamel dial painted with Arabic numerals, signed Grant Fleet Street London and with blued steel hands, behind a convex glass and brass bezel, the five pillar single fusee movement with engraved brass backplate, the lancet shaped case with triple arched fretted brass grille, flanked by cluster columns on the front angles with brass capitals and reeded border to arch the sides with lions mask ring handles, the rear with lancet glazed door, on stepped base with brass ball feet height 30.5 cm., width 17.4 cm., depth 12.5 cm.Condition: Pendulum present, but no winding key or case key. Movement untested. Lock for rear door detached but present. Front door locked. Dial repainted, crack to case front below dial and below brass grille.
Lot 82
A large Victorian Gothic walnut cased bracket clockthe arched silvered dial with Roman numerals, minute track, STRIKE/SILENT and SLOW/FAST dials, signed Halton & Slocombe, 63 Moorgate St, London, two train movement striking on a coiled gong, the figured walnut ogee arched case adorned with a pair of columns and having fret cut sides and surmounted by three leaf finials, on a plinth base and compressed feet height 70 cm., width 42.3 cmCondition: Dial with some rubbing/scuffs to silvering between 1 - 6 within the numerals and around winding holes. Movement untested. Pendulum present. Winding key and door keys absent. Case in good condition. Slight chip to right hand corner above column. Slight chip to veneer bottom right hand corner. Front door will only close flush if locked. Small crack approx. 1cm to left top edge of door where arch starts
Lot 52
An early 20th century mahogany wardrobe, the arched pediment above single mirrored door set with arched bevelled plate and flanked by pair of panelled trims, above a single drawer to plinth base, 210 x 123 x 45cm (af). CONDITION REPORT Overall solid but used condition, with signs of wear throughout including splits, scuffs, stains, crazing to the polished finish. Scuff from the door opening and to the lower plinth. The pediment has a left hand trim missing, but this is not visible from the front. Further splits to the veneer on the pediment are visible.
Lot 78
A 20th century oak Priory-style dark stained bookcase, with rounded rectangular top and egg and dart frieze above a pair of part leaded glazed doors, with lower linenfold decoration panels, raised on squat bun feet, containing a quantity of books and CDs, 133 x 80 x 36cm. CONDITION REPORT The cabinet is locked and the key is not present. The top is faded with areas of scuffs, scratches, stains, etc and there is a deep scratch to the right hand side of the right door. Further light surface wear to the lower plinth.
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