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Lot 1412
ALAN BROUGH (1890-1986): an adzed oak cabinet, the twin panelled doors with carved foliate and linen fold detail enclosing two shelves above carved apron on rectangular supports, signed with monogram and dated 1946 to reverse, with further inscription to one panel 'Old Oak from Cheadle Rectory', 131.5 x 80 x 43cm.Provenance; Alan Brough worked as a sculptor in Prestbury and designed the war memorial statue in Park Green, Macclesfield, as well as being exhibited in the Manchester City Art Gallery and The Salford Mining Museum.Additional InformationThis is a handmade piece of furniture so there are manufacturing imperfections, some slightly uneven fittings etc as well as general wear and tear, scuffs and marks.
Lot 1520
A 19th century oak settle with panelled back raised on tapering column supports, width 189cm.Additional InformationHeavy wear throughout, the padded seat has been a much later addition. Shows signs of being a much used piece of furniture a few chips to the back moulding, splits to the panel backs, panel backs loose in parts, height 100cm, depth 62cm.
Lot 1581
A Modern hardwood pedestal desk with stone panel inlay, six draws and one cupboard, width 165cm. Additional InformationIt does come apart, but is very heavy, there are usual scratches, scuffs, abrasions etc to the top. Some further surface scuffs and scrapes particularly to lower section, some of the stone panels have natural fissures.
Lot 25
An unusual German pen work tambour roll with floral decorated border and central panel depicting six various town views, 35 x 24.5cm, and a similarly decorated 'Rear View Mirror' with small circular mirror inscribed to the reverse 'Wem's Juckt Der Kratze Sich' on turned tapering stem, length 39.5cm (2).
Lot 28
An Italian carved walnut panel featuring Cupid flanked by griffins amongst foliate scrolls, purportedly from a 17th century Florentine dowry chest, 25.5 x 52cm.Additional InformationSome light general wear and dust, some small apparent chips, nibbled and loses. We have been given information by the vendor but we cannot substantiate this ourselves.
Lot 681
CIRCLE OF GERRIT VAN HONTHORST; oil on panel, portrait of a woman wearing a hat and holding flowers, bearing signature and indistinct date top right, 76cm X 61cm, framed.In Van Honthorst's portrait of Princess Elizabeth II Van De Palts the sitter wears a nearly identical hat.Provenance: the property of a gentleman purchased from a country house auction many years ago.Additional Informationvertical split through the panel. Over painting noticeably top right where the signature is, also on the neck, hands and some small other areas. The paint is thin in parts and has clearly been cleaned. Some light surface marks and 2 small scratches.
Lot 723
Two Russian icons, oil/tempera on panel, the larger depicting Christ and the Resurrection, 34.5 x 26cm (af), the smaller featuring four panels including Madonna and Child, 26.5 x 20.3cm, and a Romanian school devotional painting depicting the appearance of the Angel Gabriel to Mary, with stamped label verso, 36 x 27cm, framed (all af) (3).Provenance: formerly in a French chalet.Additional InformationFirst icon has surface losses in numerous places including to centre section to the lower left of Christ, the smaller with several areas of losses including to the lower left panel upper section. The last item appears to have suffered from heat damage as there is damage to the paint. All are very dirty with heavy wear and tear. The two icons with historic worm throughout the panels and both feature sliding wedges to the reverse. The frame of the third item also has historic worm.
Lot 8
AN ANTIQUE GARNET, DIAMOND AND PEARL BRACELET, 19TH CENTURY in yellow gold, the tapering body with cross shaped clasp, the body pierced and engraved with geometric and foliate motifs, the central panel set with a cushion cut garnet in a border of rose cut diamonds, accented by four split pearls, 21cm, 34.6g.
Lot 259
An attractive and fine quality large George III style inlaid Sideboard, the shaped shelf back over a satinwood banded large bow fronted top, with two frieze drawers and centre brass inlaid panel, flanked by two inlaid panel doors, the entire profusely inlaid with shells, over eight square inlaid tapering legs, 244cms (8')long. (1)
Lot 192
A fine quality Victorian walnut and crossbanded Buffet, in the style of Lamb of Manchester, with a carved shaped back with circular monogram, and shelf above three tiers, panel backs, turned pillar support on a base with frieze drawer on bun feet, approx. 141cms x 106cms (55 1/2" x 42"). (1)
Lot 122
A late Victorian carved walnut mirror back Display Cabinet, the carved and pierced decorated cornice over a central shield shaped mirror above a shelf with frieze drawer and inlaid panel doors, flanked either side by glazed doors on carved cabriole legs, approx. 223cms h x 142cms w (88" x 56"). (1)
Lot 395
An attractive late William IV Irish mahogany kneehole Writing Table, the rectangular top with lift up centre panel and leather inset over a centre long blank drawer, flanked by two short drawers either side, on turned legs, 105cms (41") wide, drawer stamped R.B. Cronin, Henry St., possibly Limerick. (1)
Lot 224
A fine George III period mahogany Bookcase, the attractive inlaid and carved cornice with satinwood panel, over a large top enclosed by a pair of glazed doors in the Gothic style, on a base with two finely figured panel doors with satinwood banding, on bracket feet, 246cms (8'1")high, 143cms (4'8")wide. (1)
Lot 76
An almost matching pair of 19th Century large carved oak Cromwellian type Armchairs, each heraldic style carved back with grotesque winged animals, over a central upholstered panel with barley twist pillar supports, the upholstered arms with carved animal head finials, with carved surround, and with barley twist supports. (2)
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