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Click here to subscribeA William IV crossbanded mahogany linen press, circa 1835, the canted cornice above a plain frieze and a pair of inset crossbanded panel doors enclosing five slides over two short and two long gaduated cockbeaded drawers with turned handles and raised on ogee bracket feet, 50" wide, 22" deep, 89" high
A George III mahogany and boxwood strung linen press, circa 1790, the ogive cornice above a plain frieze and two boxwood strung inset panel doors enclosing a converted hanging space interior over a false drawer front and a true drawer raised on a shaped apron and bracket feet, 49" wide, 22" deep, 77" high
A George III mahogany linen press, circa 1770, the ogive dentil moulded cornice above a fluted frieze and two ribbed panel doors including four pine slides over three long graduated cockbeaded drawers with brass swing handles and raised on shaped bracket feet, moulding losses door cracked, 46" wide, 21.5" deep, 74.5" high
A Victorian figured walnut gilt metal mounted and inlaid credenza, circa 1860, stamped 'A Blain, Liverpool', the bevelled and shaped marble top above a kingwood inlaid geometric frieze and two inset panel cupboard doors centred by Wedgwood jasper cameo reliefs of the Muses, within palmette and foliate corners and ebonised borders, enclosing a single shelf and flanked by glazed cupboard doors enclosing a velvet lined interior and raised on a plinth base, lacking panel back, 72" wide, 23" deep, 40" high
A stripped pine clock housekeepers cupboard, first half 19th century, the stepped ogive cornice above a glazed oval dial door enclosing a 17" painted oval enamel dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture and marked indistinctly, W Evans, Shrewsbury, within gilt and coloured florally painted borders, 8 day movement striking on a bell over a ribbed trunk door and flanked by double panel cupboard doors enclosing a painted interior of shelves, above two pull-out slides, the lower section centred by a panel cupboard door flanked by eight drawers and between fluted canted angles, distressed, 86" wide, 20" deep, 96" high
A William IV mahogany sideboard, circa 1835, the inverted breakfront bevelled top with low panel back above a bead moulded inset panel frieze drawer over two panel cupboard doors enclosing shelves and a tambour shuttered compartment and flanked by two panel cupboard doors, one cupbaord enclosing a deep cellarette drawer and two short drawers below and raised on reeded compressed bun feet, 73" wide, 24" deep, 38.5" high
A William IV mahogany sideboard, possibly Scottish, circa 1835, the low panel back with scroll sides over an inverted breakfront and central crossbanded drawer disguised as three drawers flanked by pedestal drawers and fielded panel reeded cupboard doors each enclosing bottle drawers spaced by wrythen reeded pilasters, and raised on turned feet, top and sides cracked, 79" wide, 27" deep, 47" high
A George III oak press cupboard, third quarter 18th century, the ogive cornice above two ogee arch inset panel doors enclosing a re-fitted vacant interior over three false drawer fronts and two short cockbeaded drawers and a long drawer, between panelled sides and raised on shaped brcaket feet, 50" wide, 20" deep, 75" high
An oak and mahogany and walnut crossbanded full-height corner cupboard, 19th century, the ogive cornice above an inset panel cupboard door enclosing shelves, over two walnut crossbanded cushion moulded panel cupboard doors enclosing shelves and raised on shaped bracket feet, 33" wide, 18" deep, 76.5" high
A joined oak chest, 17th century, the bevelled two planked top enclosing a candlebox over a channelled frieze and three carved panels, centred by a flowerhead and laurel wreath carved panel flanked by fleur-de-lys carvings and raised on channelled extended stile feet, pannelled sides, replaced top, 40" wide, 21" deep, 29" high
A joined oak open armchair, late 17th century, the panel back with lunette carved top rail over a tudor rose carving within a lozenge border over a guilloche carved panel, panel seat between hooked and shaped arms and raised on baluster and block turned front legs joined by stretchers, old repairs
Gutherius (Jacobus) De Veteri Iure Pontificio Urbis Romae Libri Quatuor, first edition, title in red & black with engraved device, numismatic & other engravings in text, privilege leaf present at end, lightly browned, 17th century calf, gilt, covers with roll borders, central panel filled with alternate diagonal lines of rampant lions & arrow heads separated by dotted rules, arms gilt on both covers, flat spine gilt to same pattern, e.g., lower cover scored, hinges slightly rubbed, 8vo, Paris, Nicolas Buon, 1612.
Melanchthon (Philip) and Caspar Peucer. Chronicon carionis ... , title in red and black with woodcut device, folding table torn and laid down, foot of title wormed with loss to date (reinforced), a few leaves with marginal worming (some repairs), browned, contemporary vellum, rebacked preserving old spine, new label, upper cover inlaid with calf panel featuring modern gilt arms, 8vo, Geneva, Samuel Crispin, ?1635.
Stephens (James Francis) Illustrations of British Entomology; or, a Synopsis of Indigenous Insects, 12 vol. including supplement, 94 hand-coloured engraved plates only (of 95, Haustellata lacking plate 5), extensive publisher's catalogue at end of supplement, some spotting but generally plates clean, contemporary half green straight-grain morocco, rebacked preserving old spines, some corners renewed, modern gilt arms on green calf panel inlaid on upper covers, rubbed, [Nissen 3994], 8vo, for the Author, 1828-35-46. *** Vol.1-7 Mandibulata and vol.8-11 Haustellata.
Buffon (George Louis le Clerc, Comte de) Histoire Naturelle, Generale et Particulière, avec la Description du Cabinet du Roi, 44 vol. in 45, first edition, engraved portrait, 1261 plates, some folding, 12 folding maps and 3 folding tables, a few marginal tears, some slight marginal worming to a couple of vol., some vol. with contemporary inscription "Bibliotheque Beato Maria de Lande" or similar on title, contemporary French mottled calf, gilt, Royal arms on covers, gilt tooling on spine of final vol. not quite uniform with rest, lower panel of same spine with backstrip detached (and loosely inserted), some joints and extremities worn, overall a handsome set, [Nissen ZBI, 672 (erratic collation); PMM 198], 4to, Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1749-1804. *** "Buffon's 'Natural History, General and Particular' presented for the first time a complete survey of natural history in a popular form." Printing and the Mind of Man.
A pair of English porcelain Sevres style turquoise-ground gilt-metal-mounted campana urns, perhaps Coalport, each painted in the French style with an oval panel of buccholic scenes of shepherds and companions, within elaborate gilt borders, on domed gilt-metal feet and plinth bases, height 29.5cm (11 1/2in) (both damaged and repaired)
A Greek series soup tureen and cover attributed to Spode, of oval shape on a broad foot, with moulded loop handles, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels, the cover also with a central panel of four animals, overall length 37.0cm, unmarked, circa 1820-33
A Copeland late Spode Greek series soup tureen and cover made for the Drapers Company, of oval shape on a broad foot, with moulded ram's head handles and recumbent ram knop, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels and the cover with a central panel of four animals, both body and cover with cut-outs containing the company's full arms with supporters, crest, and motto "Unto God Only Be Honour and Glory", overall length 37.7cm, printed "Copeland / late Spode" marks and impressed crown on base, circa 1847-67 (very small chip to edge of ladle hole on cover). Note that this tureen shape normally has loop handles and knop, replaced on this example by moulded designs possibly specially commissioned to reflect the Drapers Company's armorial crest
A garniture of three Derby (Robert Bloor) bough-pots and pierced liners, of one large and two smaller flanking bough-pots of bombe form, with gilt leaf-scroll handles, scroll feet and with pierced liners, each painted in the manner of Edwin Steele with rectangular panel of bouquets of flowers with elaborate gilt borders, 21cm & 18cm in length, iron-red printed marks, circa 1830 (some areas of enamel flaking)
A "Sevres" Gilt Metal Mounted Blue-Ground Porcelain Jewel Box of cylindrical shape, the hinged cover with central circular panel painted with Watteauesque lovers within a silver border overpainted with floral clusters, enclosing a deep buttoned blue silk interior, the box with shaped flower painted panel, the two handles and four feet simulating cord loops. Incised 733/1. Diameter 5". Height 5".
A Fine Regency Rosewood Fold Over Card Table in the Gillows style. The top inlaid with brass fleur-de-lys to the rounded corners, and scroll-ended stringing to the border, with further stringing enhancing the edges, folding over to display the green baize playing surface. The frieze having a long moulded breakfront panel edged in gilt metal tongue & dart beading, the upswept ends embellished with scrolls of brass inlaid acanthus with small turned roundels applied to the terminals. Standing 36 ins (91 cms) wide on a square tapering column with recessed panel sides edged in decoratively cast beading and a rectangular platform raised on four reeded sabre legs headed by carved palm leaves and terminating on brass lion paw feet and castors.
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