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Lot 121
A LATE 19TH CENTURY GRAINED PINE CUPBOARD BOOKCASE, the glazed top with two doors under a moulded cornice, projecting base with moulded edge over two cushion moulded drawers, pair of panel doors below flanked by half turned pilasters on baluster turned feet. C1890. 46” Wide x 19” Deep x 76” High.
Lot 128
A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY MIRROR BACKED CHIFFONIER SIDE CABINET, the back foliate moulded with small shelves around a kidney shaped bevelled plate mirror, the base with open serpentine shaped sides with fitted shelves, centre freize drawer above two glazed panel doors, above under tier and standing on cabriole legs. C1900. 48” Wide x 15.5” Deep x 48” High.
Lot 130
A LATE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD SIDE CABINET, having glazed back with two cupboards under a broken swan neck pediment flanked by side shelves and mirrors, the breakfront base with three freize drawers over a central mirrored door, flanked by blind panel doors on pot board type base with square tapering legs. Overall inlaid with classical foliate decoration and strung outlines. C1890. 54” Wide x 18” Deep x 88” High.
Lot 131
EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CUTLERY CANTEEN CABINET ON STAND, the cabinet with moulded top above two panel doors revealing three fitted shelves to the interior on a separate base with freize drawer on cabriole legs. Walker & Hall Sheffield early 20th century. 22” Wide x 16” Deep x 42” High. Together with assorted silver plated cutlery.
Lot 143
AN 18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK TWO STAGE PRESS CUPBOARD, having moulded and dentil cornice above chequered banded freize, two ogee raised and fielded panel doors flanked by quarter reeded pilasters the projecting base with moulded edge and three short drawers above two long drawers, on bracket feet. C1790. 46” Wide x 21” Deep x 76” High
Lot 147
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK DEUDDARN, having moulded cornice with drop finials, above three ogee arch panelled doors, the projecting base with three moulded freize drawers above two blind panel doors flanking a centre panel standing on bracket feet. Cardiganshire. C1810. 56” Wide x 21” Deep x 80” High. Provenance:- Originally from a family home in North Cardiganshire, by descent consigned from the family now living in Scotland.
Lot 149
THE UPPER PART OF A WELSH TWO STAGE PRESS CUPBOARD, having moulded top above reeded freize, above a pair of ogee pointed arch panel doors revealing fitted shelves to the interior, three moulded drawers below flanked by reeded pillasters, now on a skirted base. Formally raised on a low base with drawers. Carmarthenshire or Cardiganshire. C1780. 58” Wide x 21” Deep x 40” High.
Lot 175
AN 18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK TWO STAGE COFFER, now converted to provide a pair of fielded panel doors under a moulded cornice, standing on projecting base with an arrangement of five moulded edge drawers now with turned knobs. Mid 18th century with 19th century alterations. 56” Wide x 21” Deep x 50” High.
Lot 273
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, by Bartley of Bristol the hood with broken swan neck pediment flanking ball and spike finial over arched apeture flanked by reeded columns with gilt metal mounts, the waist with rectangular moulded doors with shell inlaid motif flanked by reeded quarter pilasters on a panel base with bracket feet. Arch brass dial with rolling moon marked ‘High Water’ at Bristol Dock, seconds and date dials with engraved decoration. Eight day movement striking on one bell. The face 18” x 12”. Clock overall 88” High.
Lot 274
A 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, marked Thomas Evans, Caernarvon, the case with hood having broken swan neck pediment above arched apeture flanked by turned columns, the waist with angular arched door flanked by canted angles on a panel base. Arched painted face with floral decoration and Roman numerals, date apeture and gilded spandrels. Thirty hour movement striking on one bell dial measuring 15” x 11”. Case overall 84” High.
Lot 127
A Sunderland lustre circular Bowl, the centre decorated with an armorial inscribed “The Arms of the Ancient Honourable Fraternity of Free Accepted Masons”, and also with further panel of the Manchester Unity Independent Order of Odd Fellows, scene of bridge over the River Wear, Masonic motif of the Ancient Order of Foresters, the Gauntlet Clipper Ship, and a half-length portrait of Garibaldi (extensive hairline cracks), 9 ¾” diameter
Lot 784
An Edwardian Art Nouveau mahogany side cabinet, the whiplash inlaid frieze above a leaded glazed single door over the break-front base section, with an inlaid central panel flanked by a leaded glazed single cabinet at either side, raised to square tapered legs, some damage, 132cm wide by 178cm high.
Lot 801
An early 20th Century oak combined hall stand / settle, with a deep concave gadroon and acanthus cornice with central mask detail above twin carved supports falling to griffin form arm rests, the hinged seat panel beneath a carved back rest, with damages and losses, 126cm wide by 224cm high. DETAIL
Lot 47
ANTHONY FREDERICK AUGUSTUS SANDYS (1829-1904, BRITISH) Inscribed and Dated 1851 to label Verso Oil on Panel Head and Shoulders Portrait of a Young Lady Further inscribed to label verso: “Number 2 Hope A Study 1851 Fred Sands 2 Osnaburgh Street Regents Park” 9” x 6” Oval Provenance: Private Norfolk Collection Note: Possibly Lot 259 – Painting – Portrait of a Lady – F Sandys (oval), which realised 14 Shillings in the Auction Sale of the contents of 77 Newmarket Road, Norwich on the 15th / 16th May 1934, The Sale was conducted by S Mealing, Mills & Co with Messrs Spelman,
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