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Click here to subscribeA Northern European walnut ebonised and ivory inlaid cabinet on stand, 19th century, the moulded domed cornice above arched door with central figural inlay flanked by inlaid putti panels over a fall front base with inlaid hunting scenes upon baluster turned supports united by scrolled stretchers, 195 x 80 x 55 cm.
An Eastern hardwood and hardstone inlaid fitted dressing table box of rectangular form, the rising lid inlaid with carved ivory panel, jade, mother of pearl and other stones as blossom and foliage, the whole with brass fittings and opening to reveal easel mirror and single base drawer, width 18cm
An early 19th century mahogany chest, having a bowed centre above three short and three long graduated drawers, each with a cockbeaded edge, ivory lozenge escutcheons, and replacement Art Nouveau brass batwing handles, all within reeded pilasters (formally single section from chest on chest), width 125cm
An 18th century "simple" single screw microscope, the main barrel with ivory cap and open brass main frame, together with four numbered ivory and brass mounted lenses, a lens arm attachment, a pair of shaped tweezers and a pair of tweezers with angled heads, a brass three sectioned slide and three ivory three sectioned slides, overall housed in a shagreen case, the case 2.75 x 12 x 6 cm (ILLUSTRATED)
A late 18th century Infantry officer's spadroon pattern 1786 the stirrup hilt with some original fire blue finish the wrist guard with flower head decoration at the scroll, fluted ivory grip, original sword knot ring, the plain single edged blade with wide fuller (minor corrosion) in its original silver mounted black leather scabbard the locket engraved Cullum Kings Cutler Charing Cross, London blade length 30 inches blade length 30 inches blade length 30 inches blade length 30 inches blade length 30 inches Note: the firm of James Cullum were sword cutlers and belt makers to the Hanoverian royal family from 1711 to 1786 at 12 East Side of Charing Cross, Westminster, London.
A set of four 18th century painted walnut armchairs In the Louis XVth manner the cartouche shaped backs with floret crestings above padded outscrolling arms and serpentine stuffover seats with floral carved front rails, on moulded and shell carved tapering cabriole legs on tapering feet, overpainted in ivory and green, with green silk damask upholstery (4)
A late George III period mahogany, satinwood and tulipwood crossbanded Pembroke table of small proportions, the rounded rectangular well-figured top with single frieze drawer and ivory pull handles opposed by a simulated drawer, on a slender ring-turned pillar and four downswept reeded legs ending in brass socket castors, the whole inlaid with box and ebony lines 62cm wide, 72cm high, 61cm deep
A mid 19th century Anglo Indian carved padouk and ebonised games table the top with turned ivory balustrade and inlaid pewter stringing above a gadrooned edge and candleslide, enclosing a detachable chess board with ivory parquetry squares, on bun feet, the fluted and leaf-carved central column on a leaf-carved cabriole tripod base, ending in scroll feet 44cm wide, 70cm high, 44cm deep
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