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Lot 1038
AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by Samuel North, Leconfield, the eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, arched dial gilded with foliate scrolls and name in the arch, Roman and Arabic numerals, seconds dial and calendar aperture, the case with scrolled pediment on turned columns, arched door, panel base on plinth, 86 1/2" high
Lot 1223
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BIJOUTERIE TABLE of mildly serpentine oblong form with ebony trim and stringing, hinged lid with inlaid and penwork trailing foliage, raised on square section cabriole legs with splayed feet, each headed by a foliate panel and joined by cross stretchers, 24 1/4" wide (Illustrated)
Lot 1245
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, the raised mirrored back with moulded cornice on fluted columns, arched plate flanked by bracket shelves, the base with with Art Nouveau style handles and carved foliate panels, comprising three cushion shaped frieze drawers over two panelled cupboard doors, flanking a central panel, raised on bracket feet, label and stamp for Jas Shoolbred & Co, London Rgd. No.473110, 75" wide, 80" high
Lot 618
AN EDWARDIAN OAK CASED `IMPROVED TORRICELLI` BAROMETER, the silvered circular main dial printed with numerous forecasts set for yesterday and today, with adjustable brass pointers around the head of the mercury filled tube, the trunk`s glazed door enclosing a panel printed with Admiral Fitzroy`s remarks, a hydrometer and thermometer, all within a carved oak case. 107cm(h)
Lot 648
A VICTORIAN CARVED OAK WALL-MOUNTED CORNER CUPBOARD having a moulded cornice and nulled frieze above the arched fielded panel door carved with foliate designs and central mask, opening to reveal the shaped internal shelving, all between carved columns and canted corners with central shaped and carved apron. 102cm(h) x 70cm(w) x 33cm(d)
Lot 650
A VICTORIAN SATINWOOD TRIPLE WARDROBE, having a moulded breakfront cornice with floral decoration over the central arched mirror door which opens to reveal the fitted and linen drawers, flanked by the arched panel doors which enclose the internal hanging space and base drawer, raised on plinth base. (Stamped - from Robert Weston, Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker, 22 Rodney Street, Liverpool) 211cm (h) x 217cm (w) x 70cm (d)
Lot 718
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY MIRROR BACK PEDESTAL SIDEBOARD by James Winter & Son, 101 Wardour Street, Soho, London; the large shaped mirror plate with carved fruit and foliate cresting between scrolling columns, the moulded rectangular top with three frieze drawers, one bearing the maker`s stamp, the supporting pedestals each having an arched panel door with carved foliate decoration between bold scrolled columns, raised on plinth bases. 170cm(h) x 212cm(w) x 63cm(d)
Lot 723
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DESK, having a raised back with two arched panel cupboard doors flanking the central shaped shelf, the rectangular top with raised and hinged writing slope, inset leather skiver and conforming surfaces to each side, with three frieze drawers below, raised on two pedestals, one with three drawers, the other with panelled cupboard door enclosing shelves, and a small side cupboard section, on plinth bases. 136cm(h) x 168cm(w) x 92cm(d)
Lot 58
A robe la Francaise of Chinese lampas satin, circa 1760, the fabric circa 1750, the satin woven with bronze and cream peonies and coiling foliage, the open-robe and petticoat trimmed with furbelows of matching braid trimmed silk, the sleeves with shirred double ruffled `sabot` cuffs, the back panel of the skirt of brown and white 1740s European silk, (2)
Lot 120
A Charles James black wool and terracotta tweed jacket, circa 1958, un-labelled, cut in the round, the back formed from a single panel, the curving front tweed panels fastened by hook and eye, short squat sleeves, lined in black taffeta. Provenance: Marit Guinness: Charles James was a life-long family friend of the Guinness family. He made many of Marit`s clothes including her wedding gown and most of her trousseau in 1937. This jacket was the last thing he made for her. In 1992 Marit auctioned some of her Charles James collection at Christies but retained this treasured jacket until her death.
Lot 309
A group of Christopher Nemeth clothing, 1980s, some pieces labelled, eight pieces including: black and beige linen trousers with contrasting crotch panel and laces; two pairs of denim trousers with yellow toile outline markings; a hessian sacking dress with star design; assorted shirts and jackets with interesting pocket details (8)
Lot 313
A House of Beauty & Culture cropped white denim jacket, 1980s, the back inset with knitted panel `Casa Vaselina` together with a bracelet made from slivers of antler, probably by Judy Blame; a pair of high-waisted black Demob trousers; and two shirts by John Flett and Stephen Linnard, (5). The House of Beauty & Culture, situated at 34-36 Stamford Rd, Hackney was a collaboration between John Moore the shoe designer, Chris Nemeth the fashion designer and Judy Blame the jewellery designer.
Lot 316
An ice blue satin and silver embroidered bed canopy, French, circa 1800-20, the pieced central ground sprigged overall with small buds, the flounced pelmet edges with broader sprays of flowers, central panel 161 by 195cm, 63 by 77in, the pelmet on four sides is 33cm 13in deep and edged in silver coiled fringing
Lot 297
Circle of Francis Wheatley R.A. A girl fetching water from a stream a cottage beyond Oil on panel 25.5 x 20cm; 10 x 8in Provenance: Samuel Day of Hinton House Hinton Charterhouse (1757-1806) Mary Day his widow till 1846 Thomas Jones (1788-1848) who inherited the estate from her Edward Talbot Day Jones (1837-1911) and thence by descent to the present owner Literature: Inventory of all the Household… including Paintings at Hinton Charterhouse the Property of the Late Thomas Jones made August 23rd-28th 1848 by English and Sons Bath referred to as: Small Landscape with Woman dipping up a pitcher of water
Lot 299
Attributed to Steven Van der Meulen (active 1543-1568) Portrait of Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester Three quarter length standing wearing the Order of the Garter Oil on panel 114 x 86cm; 45 x 34in Sir Roy Strong suggested the attribution to Steven Van der Meulen for this portrait of Robert Dudley when he saw the picture at the request of Basil Telford Sharp 20-30 years ago. Van der Meulen moved to London from Antwerp in 1560 and took English nationality in 1562. Provenance: Elsie Beatrice Sharp nee Henry 1879-1952) Basil Telford Sharp (1917-1988) By descent to the present owner a direct descendant of the Henry family
Lot 38
Gordon Russell, an oak bedside locker, the panel door with a wooden handle, on square section supports, paper label detailing: no. 498, designer Gordon Russell, foreman F. Shilton, cabinet maker W. Monks, Timber used English oak, lined cedar, date 26/5/30, 83.5cm high, 40.5cm wide, 35.5cm deep. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 256
An early Victorian silver lobed baluster coffee pot by John Wrangham & William Moulson, London 1838, with an apple and leafy finial, an S-scroll handle, on scroll and anthemion panel feet, engraved with a crest, 25cm (9.75in) high, 1010g (32.25 oz) gross. The crest of COPILDYKE of Kent. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 257
An early Victorian silver salver with a cast border by Robert Hennell II, London 29th May to 20th June 1837 (William IV duty mark), the border with C-scrolls, flowers and foliage on an engraved diaper ground, on three acanthus and rocaille panel feet, 47.5cm (18.5in) diameter, 2921g (93.75 oz) (engraving erased verso). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 258
A William IV silver shaped circular salver by Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1835, chased with a band of scroll foliage, the raised border with scrolls and foliage, on foliate pierced panel feet, engraved a script `H`, 25cm (9.75in) diameter, 463g (14.75 oz). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 287
A George III Scottish silver small circular salver by James Newlands & Philip Grierson (of Glasgow), Edinburgh 1810, with a gadrooned rim and three plain panel feet, engraved with an armorial, a crest and a motto `Armis Et Animis`, 23cm (9in) diameter, 538g (11.75 oz). The arms of CARNEGIE, originally of Lour, Forfar. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 328
An Arts and Crafts silver, enamel and garnet pendant, attributed to John Edward Wilson (1854-1934), the enamelled rose panel to a frame of wire work and stylised leaves with a garnet cabochon drop beneath, on a trace link chain with S shaped hook clasp, 42cm long, pendant 5cm long. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 403
A Victorian blue enamel, diamond and bouton pearl brooch, circa 1880, the central blue guilloche panel applied with a rose cut diamond flower spray witihn a border of rose cut diamonds and bouton pearls (untested), mounted in gold backed silver, 2.9cm diameter. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 405
An early 20th century enamel yacht flag bracelet, each panel enamelled with the letters of the alphabet, to a concealed box snap clasp, stamped `9ct`, 17.4cm long; Royal Dorset Yacht Club, an enamel burgee stick pin, mounted in 9 carat gold; a further yacht club burgee stick pin by Benzie of Cowes, stamped `18ct`; a yacht club burgee bar brooch, stamped `18ct`; and an enamel brooch with two yachting flags. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 470
An early 20th century Egyptian revival bracelet, compsed of five silver gilt panels with woven decoration, each panel inset with a classical Egyptian motif and marked on the back `18` with Egyptain control marks, to a concealed screw clasp, 17.5cm long. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 233
Barclay (James). Barclay`s Universal English Dictionary, newly revised by Henry W. Dewhurst, n.d., c.1840, eng. port. and eng. title, fifty-four uncol. county maps and plans [by Thomas Moule], a few eng. views and ports., some maps closely cropped, some spotting and waterstaining throughout, contemp. diced sheep, upper board detached, lower joint cracked, spine worn and torn (lower panel detached), lacks title label, generally rubbed and worn, 4to (1)
Lot 518
Bede (The Venerable). Homiliae Venerabilis Bedae ... hyemales, quadragesimales, de tempore item & sanctis, nu[n]c denuo summa diligentia restitutae, Coloniae Ioannes Gymnicus excudebat, 1541, final blank leaf present, three woodcut initials, slight dust soiling, contemp. blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards, the sides with roll-tooled floral borders with a figured central panel, lacking one (of two) metal clasps, corners rubbed, small 8vo. Ex libris Geo. R. Woodward and the Ronald Knox library, Prinknash Abbey. Not in Adams. (1)
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