A GLAZED BRASS AND WALNUT VENEERED SHOP DISPLAY CABINETBY POLLARDS STOREFITTERS, LONDON, PARIS, BRUSSELLSThe top panel inscribed for FAIRFAX of BOND ST.143cm high, 117cm wide, 34cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe lettering with crazing and cracking, the 'B' with visible lossesThis cabinet is locked shut, there is no key, there are stickers to the interior where shelves appear to have been placed previously. There are no internal brackets either.Overall solid and stableDirt and discolouration to the gilt metal elements, one element of trim is loosePlease note that despite having remnants of old cable, this as sold as a decorative item of furniture only and not as a working electrical item - this would need to be rewired and tested by a professional electrician prior to use in a domestic setting. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CABINET BOOKCASECIRCA 1800The glazed top above a base of bowfront outline with panel doors enclosing shelves230cm high, 113cm wide, 38cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, one piece of moulding is detached but present,Overall with marks and staining, colour variation, would benefit from a clean and polish overall, the interiors and shelves also with marks and stains,There is no key, the lock to the glazed doors is engaged, the doors can be forced open but in the long term the purchaser would be best advised to source a key to operate the lock, the top needs securing to the bottom, Dreweatts have done this with later screwsThe glass appears to be intact to the glazed doors - some variation to putty, probably some later (but old) glassThere are tack marks to the interiors around the glazed doors where lining fabric has been previously applied. Please note the books are not included in the lot, they are for decorative and illustrative purposes onlyOverall solid and stablePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LINEN PRESSCIRCA 1780The panel doors enclosing slides, the base with two short and two long drawers204cm high, 125cm wide, 61cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, some knocks and losses to the cock-beadingThe interior of the top has the oak slides, these are assumed to be the originals. There is a drilled hole to each side near the first slide, the purpose is unknown, there are plugged holes to the timber on the sides which have been disguised with colour.The doors meet but are slightly warped and bow at the top, they can be locked in the middle securely enoughThe locks and handles appear to be original throughout, there is a key that operates the locks at time of report. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A CHINESE HARDWOOD ALTAR TABLEPROBABLY HONGMUWith pierced frieze and scroll ends101cm high, 137cm wide, 42cm deep Condition Report: One carved bamboo panel on the front fitted upside downshrinking of the main top panel commensurate with ageAlso come with four loose small panelsCondition Report Disclaimer
A George III mahogany and line inlaid corner display cabinet, late 18th century; the moulded cornice above twin glazed doors with geometrically arranged astragals, flanked by canted sides; above two panel doors with central oval marquetry paterae; on bracket feet; 217cm high, 125cm wide; 59cm deep
A kingwood, gilt metal mounted and japanned secretaire cabinet on stand in Louis XV taste, early 20th century; the frieze with swagged foliate cast mounts above a hinged fall front decorated with a Watteauesque figural scene within a panel; with patera at the re-entrant corners; flanked by openwork laurel leaf guilloche; the sides with conforming japanned panel work; the stand with gilt metal edge mouldings above a frieze drawer, with twin metal swing handles; on cabriole legs with foliate cast mounts and conforming sabots; 126cm high, 66cm wide, 36cm deep(The fall front locked shut)
A George IV goncalo alves chiffonier, circa 1825; the back gallery carved with lobed cresting flanked by scrolling; above a shelf with ovolo edging, on reeded columnar supports; the mirror plate flanked by conforming pilasters; above two short drawers each with twin carved knob handles, interspersed by floral and lobed paterae; above twin panel doors flanked by conforming pilasters to scrolled feet; 137cm high, 120cm wide, 43cm deep
A Regency rosewood and carved giltwood console table, circa 1815; surmounted by a rectangular panel of white marble, with reeded edge; the recessed mirror panel back in a moulded gilt slip flanked by moulded, beaded and carved foliate scrolling uprights; on a rectangular plinth base; the top 117cm wide, 35cm deep
A Victorian pine and glazed display cabinet, late 19th century; the upper section with moulded cornice and blank frieze, above twin doors enclosing shelves; the base section with two drawers with brass swing handles, above twin panel doors; on bracket feet; 207cm high, 105cm wide, 46cm deep
A Victorian mahogany compactum wardrobe, circa 1870; with moulded breakfront cornice above three arched panel doors interspersed with scrolling foliate corbels; opening to a slide, short and long drawers, hanging space and a laundry drawer; above a breakfront socle base; 216cm high, 201cm wide; 62cm deep
An Arts and Crafts oak hall stand, circa 1900; with later cornice added, above an openwork rectangular frame housing an arched and bevelled mirror, flanked by metal hooks; above a panel back to a hinged seat; the umbrella stands at each side with drip trays; 193cm high, 112cm wide, 34cm deep
A Victorian carved oak sideboard in 17th century taste, late 19th century; the superstructure with central fox mask cresting in high relief, on a shield back flanked by scrolled sea monsters; above two graduated shelves, each above a relief carved landscape with hunstmen and game; the upper panel flanked by scrollwork, the lower by voluted corbels with hound's head finials; above a rectangular surface with foliate carved edges, above three drawers with recessed fascias carved in relief with lions' masks flanking the central spreadeagle, all with brass ring handles; the central aperture with openwork carved armorial flanked by term bearers issuing from scrollwork; flanked to each side by doors carved in relief with birds of prey and interspersed with terms with Ionic capitals; the plinth base with square section toupie feet; 217cm high, 183cm wide, 56cm deep
A Victorian satin birch and marquetry chimneypiece in Neoclassical style, circa 1880; the shelf with moulded edges, above an open mirror backed and metal guilloche balustraded gallery; with central leaded glass compartment door; the marquetry scrollwork panels at each side above jambs, each with an arched niche with knopped and lobed columnar supports, above display platforms, panel work and block feet; around an inset planished brass backplate; on a rectangular Carrara marble hearth , with associated brass fender; 140cm high overall; 183cm wide, the hearth 50cm deep
An Indian carved and painted wood and wrought iron mounted low table, 20th century, incorporating earlier elements; the rectangular top with inset glass within a surround decorated with flower heads, above a recessed inner frame with foliate carved corners and beading around the openwork panel of interlinked iron circlets; on turned legs; 46cm high, 123cm long, 93cm wide
A Chinese carved hardwood, probably huanghuali double sided four leaf room screen, 19th century; each leaf with a central panel of birds amongst foliage in relief, with further subsidiary foliate panels above and below; with borders of entwined foliate tendrils in low relief; 180cm high, each leaf 55cm wide
A Chinese hardwood low table, early 20th century; the cleated rectangular top with recessed central panel; above relief carved stylised friezes to front and back; the straight legs descending past a stretcher at each end to splayed and further relief carved feet; 41cm high, 91cm wide, 46cm deep
A Chinese stained hardwood display cabinet, late 19th / early 20th century; the upper section glazed to front, back and sides and with an arrangement of irregular staggered shelves within, the front with two glazed doors; above twin panel doors with moulded edges; the cushion apron above short cabriole legs; 192cm high, 81cm wide, 30cm deep
A Chinese carved and stained hardwood side cupboard, late 19th / early 20th century; the top with recessed panel and moulded edges; the twin doors with latticed foliate motifs above vases on stands and further motifs in recessed relief, with brass drop handles and backplates; with panel sides; on low feet; 114cm high, 84cm wide, 42cm deep
After John Hoskins, the Trusty Servant, oil on board, circa 1930; with the College coat of arms and the motto MANNERS MAKYTH MAN upper left; the explanatory verse below; set into an ebonised moulding frame with hinges to the reverse; 103cm high, 49cm wide;PROVENANCE: Removed from the Gentlemen's Smoking Room of the RMMV Winchester Castle, where the panel appears to have served as a cupboard door. The Winchester Castle was built in 1930 in the yard of the great Harland & Wolff. Refitted in 1938, she was requisitioned by the Royal Navy who held her until 1949 when she was returned to civilian service. She was broken up in 1960.
A Chinese miniature table top screen of rectangular outline inset with an oval carved jade panel depicting carp, 21cm high together with another similar screen the jade panel with pierced floral decoration, 21cm high.To be included in our Winter sale on 17th/18th January.Illustration charge £5
A small carved and pierced jade panel with dragon decoration and seal, a cinnabar lacquer scent bottle, a cast bronze seated deity 3.5cm high, a Chinese silver pendant,two metal figures and two cornelian mounted pendants. (a lot).To be included in our Winter sale on 17th/18th January.Illustration charge £5
Gustav Becker, Freiburg, an Edwardian inlaid mahogany chiming mantel clock, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and quarters on four gong rods and stamped to the backplate with the trademark for Gustav Becker, Freiburg and numbered 2403178, the round brass dial engraved with black Roman hour numerals ad having a 'Chime/Silent' lever at XI o'clock, with blued steel spade hands, the mahogany curved-top case with boxwood inlay to the front panel and standing on brass bun feet, height 36cm.
Alliez & Berguen, Paris a French gilt mantel clock, the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, the backplate stamped for the maker Alliez & Berguen, Paris, 78, the round white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals and blued steel moon hands, the gilt-brass waisted case having applied floral mounts and decorative blue porcelain panel inset to the front, the rear of the case stamped H. Picard, standing on a giltwood base with glass dome, height 28cm inc. base, 22cm clock. Complete with a giltwood wall bracket with ormolu decoration and Ho-ho bird to the front.
John Sampson, Penzance a Georgian oak longcase clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours on a bell with the twelve-inch brass break-arch dial having a raised silvered chapter ring engraved with black Roman hour numerals and Arabic five-minute markings, the matted dial centre having an inset subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, with cast-brass c-scroll and female-head spandrels, the arch having a round silvered boss engraved with the maker's name John Sampson, Penzance, the oak case with cast-brass capitals to the fluted hood columns and surmounted by a caddy- top with fretwork panel and flanked by two brass ball-and-spire finials, height 226cm.Biography John Sampson is recorded as working in Penzance from at least 1752 when he advertised for 'any young man bred in the clock or watchmaking way wanting employment to apply to him'. He is also known to have been looking for an apprentice in 1762 and 1767.Reference Cornish Clocks and Clockmakers H. Miles Brown Pub. David & Charles 1980.
A Charles II oak coffer, circa 1670,: with hinged cover above a relief carved frieze of Viruvian scrolled fruiting grape vines, above three lozenge carved panels interspersed with further vine carved dividers, above another carved frieze; the panel sides with guilloche carved borders; with through stiles; 80cm high, 126cm wide, 56cm deep
A Charles I oak wainscot elbow chair, circa 1640 and later elements; the back rest with scroll carved toprail above guilloche arcading in relief, above a panel of interlinked scrollwork; the downswept arms with downscrolled terminals and knopped columnar supports; the seat rails with fret carved undersides; above columnar front legs and peripheral stretchers; 114cm high, 63cm wide
A George II oak linen cupboard, mid 18th century; the cornice above two panel doors with shallow Gothic arches, flanking a central conforming panel; the interior with hooks and extending down into the lower section; with further mouldings above three panels and three short drawers; with moulded base around through stiles; 195cm high, 171cm wide, 52cm deep
A Charles II carved and ebonised walnut open armchair, circa 1670,: the cane panel back with pierced scroll ornament flanked by knop turned spindles; the serpentine arms with scrolled terminals on baluster supports; the upholstered seat above scrolled front legs and turned and block back legs, with conforming stretchers; 127cm high, 62cm wide
A Victorian carved and ebonised oak elbow chair in 17th century style, last quarter 19th century; the backrest with openwork armorial cresting, the shield flanked by zoomorphic bearers in the manner of gryphons; above a canework panel flanked by Solomonic supports; the padded armrests to sphere terminals above a tapestryworked seat; above block and turned legs and stretchers; 129cm high, 65cm wide
A fine and substantial Italian walnut centre or dining table in Renaissance style, late 19th century; the rectangular top with ovolo moulded, beaded and dentilled edging; above scrolling acanthus carved corbels interspersed with recessed panel friezes, with bead-and-bar borders above a guilloche carved lower edge; the supports at each end of rectangular section breakfronted to inner and outer edges; with squarew panels with floral patera centres and egg-and-dart borders; flanked by scrolled corbels and fruit clusters in high relief; above beaded, stop-fluted and other mouldings to scrolling bracket feet; the ends united by a conforming stretcher; 82cm high, 260cm long, 134cm wide
A George III oak and crossbanded mule chest, circa 1775; the hinged top with moulded edges; above three registers each of four short drawers, the upper two of each register being faux, all with twin brass swing handles; flanked to each side by recessed fluted quarter columns; with panel sides, above bracket feet; 97cm high, 158cm wide, 57cm deep
A George III mahogany, crossbanded and sample wood specimen chest, last quarter 18th century; the top with ovolo moulded edges; the twin panel doors each with a banded oval reserve within strung borders; above bracket feet; the interior with two files each of eight drawers, the drawer fronts of various fine sample timbers, including satinwood, rosewood, oak, maple, red mahogany, Oregon pine and others, all with central oval reserve and twin knob handles; 116cm high, 100cm wide, 51cm deep
Nottingham School, mid 19th century - Nottingham Castle from Dukes Wharves, inscribed on a drum H S, oil on panel, 34 x 43.5cm The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Panel not significantly warped or split, no repair. Varnish yellowed with age, in what is presumably the original ornate Victorian gilt frame with small losses and a repair
A Victorian Aesthetic painted wardrobe, the panelled doors flanking the mirror with central panel of gilt ground flowers, drawer conforming, 193cm h; 54 x 122cm, white painted The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Lacks handle from drawer, ?lacks cornice, much dust and dirt from long term storage in an outbuilding
A George III oak dresser, the cavetto cornice above two-shelf boarded rack with spice cupboards with arched raised and fielded panel doors flanking row of four drawers, the lower part with three drawers above undulating apron on cabriole legs, 197cm h; 44 x 191cm The collection of C. W. Briggs (1906-1971) (lots 1-429) Bordered at later date, handles replaced
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