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Click here to subscribeA Victorian mahogany secretaire bookcase mid-19th century the ogive cornice above two arched glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves over a secretaire drawer with fitted interior and two ribbed panel cupboard doors flanked by volute scrolls and on plinth base, 118cm wide, 52cm deep, 232cm high
An Indian yellow-painted and waxed cabinet, hand-painted with floral decoration, twin glazed doors to upper cabinet with two interior shelves, above three small drawers over two cupboard doors on plinth and bracket supports, 182 x 95cm. CONDITION REPORT No obvious signs of repair. Age-related wear, no other obvious flaws.
A mid-20th century drop-leaf oak dining table on wrythen supports, length when extended 148cm, an ornamental hall table on a support depicting Atlas holding the globe, on stepped plinth base, a mid-19th century dining chair on wrythen supports and cross-stretcher, a contemporary cane garden chair and conservatory chair and an oak country-style kitchen chair on turned supports and cross-stretchers (5).
A c1920s oak dining suite comprising a sideboard with floral-carved back rail to carved baluster supports, to bow-front carved panel above three central drawers and two panelled and carved doors to either side with two interior shelves, on a curved, carved plinth base, length 138cm, a draw-leaf dining table with carved frieze on floral-carved baluster supports to curved carved base supports and cross-stretcher, length when extended 168 x 84cm and four matching dining chairs with curved top rails and cross central carved back rails (6).
A late 18th/early 19th century oak and mahogany cross-banded longcase clock, the broken swan neck pediment above circular painted dial, later inscribed 'Whitehurst, Derby', with eight-day movement, long arched door flanked by fluted corner pilasters to a plinth base and bracket feet, height 214cm.
Three Art Deco table lighters; a nude female dancing figure on plinth base, height 16cm, a metal Champagne bottle and two Champagne flutes on a metal plinth base and a Cypriot souvenir striker in the form of a table napkin holder (3). CONDITION REPORT Appears to have been previous damage to plinth of dancing lady figure. Dent and tarnish to lighter with some of the plate lost to the top. Mechanism works and produces spark. Tarnish and surface wear to figure. Cyprus lighter scratched with some tarnish, mechanism does not appear to be working. Bottle and glasses piece has heavy surface wear and scratching.
Ex Victoria & Albert Museum early 20thC glazed display cabinet with bronzed lock fitting impressed Ceilite and mirrored back, raised on an integral wooden plinth. Suitable for shop fitting, haberdashery or museum display use. H2060 x W1980 x D605cmPLEASE SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE ON LOT 1750 BEFORE BIDDING
Ex Victoria & Albert Museum early 20thC glazed display cabinet with bronzed frames, internal fittings and mirrored back, raised on an integral wooden plinth. Suitable for shop fitting, haberdashery or museum display use. H2060 x W1980 x D605cmPLEASE SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE ON LOT 1750 BEFORE BIDDING
Ex Victoria & Albert Museum early 20thC glazed mahogany island table top or floor standing display cabinet, with lockable doors either end and moulded plinth. Suitable for shop fitting, haberdashery or museum display use. H1240 x L1820 x D84cmPLEASE SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE ON LOT 1750 BEFORE BIDDING
H. BOTT, LEICESTER, IMPRESSIVE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CARVED OAK CHIMING BRACKET OR TABLE CLOCK, the 7 ½" brass dial with silvered chapter ring, signed, matted centre and three subsidiary dials to the arch, silent/ chime, slow/ fast and chime on eight bells/ chime on four gongs, powered by a twin fuse movement striking on eight bells or four gongs and with an hour gong, housed in an architectural case with broken pediment,free standing, fluted, columns to the fore corners, pierced side frets, and raised on a moulded plinth base with bun feet, 23" (58.4cm) high
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