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Lot 1321
A Georgian style mahogany office filing cabinet. Raised on plinth bases having twin filings drawers with handles to centre finished with a gilt tooled green leather writing skiver inset x x WWatop. Together with a mahogany inlaid bookcase in a similar style. Matching twin pedestal desk in lot 1322. H78 x W54 x D59 cm
Lot 327
A late Victorian figured walnut veneered, ebonised and gilded music cabinet, the top having a bead and reel cast, gilt metal border, over a frieze drawer and a half-height, glazed panel door, between turned pilasters, enclosing a height adjustable shelved interior, the base compartment with a panelled door, on a straight plinth 40''h 22''w
Lot 187
A late Victorian silver monteith trophy bowl cast with cherubic masks, ribbon tied bows, garlands and scrolls, variously inscribed for 'The Riseley Challenge Cup' Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst London 1887 14''dia, on a four part plinth, mounted with silver plaques for subsequent winners of this Lawn Tennis Championship (with a mahogany storage box)
Lot 306
A George IV mahogany side cabinet, circa 1825, the superstructure with three quarter gallery and central carved scroll motif on acanthus S-shaped supports above the rectangular top and blind frieze drawer with laurel-leaf motif, pair of panel doors and flanking columns, on plinth base and reeded feet 138cm high, 95cm wide, 55cm deep
Lot 1792
A late 19th century carved oak blanket box, the hinged lid above intricately carved panelled front to a plinth base, with carved end panels. This chest was made by William Henry Perkin(s) of Buxton, Derbyshire, where he worked as marble inlayer. He married Laura Blanche Stevenson in 1879 and it is believed the chest was made around that time. In 1896 William re-enlisted with the Sherwood Foresters and sadly in June 1900 Sergeant Perkin was killed at Rhenoster, South Africa, during the Boer War. He was with the signalling section. Included in the lot are two receipts indicating that his widow sold the chest in 1900 but in 1913 it was bought back by Leonard Creswell, her son-in-law, since when it has remained in the family. Also included in the lot is a copy of a photograph of Perkin, and a photograph of Laura Blanche Stevenson and Leonard Creswell. William Henry Perkin is remembered on the Boer War Memorial in Buxton Town Hall. (see also Lot 1964)
Lot 4
A Victorian walnut miniature chest on associated plinth, the two hinged doors enclosing four drawers with brass inset handles with adjustable sectioned interior, height including plinth 43cm, width 35cm, and a small Edwardian hanging wall cupboard with shelf space and two drawers enclosed by the hinged doors, height 31cm, width 48cm (2).
Lot 1606
A George III oak longcase clock with 11" brass dial, with silvered chapter ring set with Roman numerals and date aperture, the eight day movement inscribed "James Berry Pontefract", flanked with two fluted columns, with long rectangular door and plinth base, height 205cm. The maker is listed as operating c.1770.
Lot 1597
A late 19th century/early 20th century oak wall clock with three bevelled glass panels flanked by pilasters, the silvered dial set with Arabic numerals, height 74cm, and a slate mantel clock, the plinth decorated with incised flowers, the circular black chapter ring set with brass Roman numerals, width 34.5cm.
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