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Lot 586
A mid 20th century retailers display chest, ivorine label for F. Maund & E. Berg (Show Cases) Ltd, 175/9, Old St. London, EC1 comprising of four rows of eight shallow drawers with glazed fronts and chromium plated loop handles over six short deep drawers to the base, all fitted with chromium cup handles on an enclosed plinth, 183cm wide, 198cm high, 48cm deep
Lot 1472
A Victorian Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, moulded cornice over two arched panel doors enclosing fitted adjustable shelving, and with a full width secretaire drawer below with fall front enclosing a fitted interior, and two panelled doors below enclosing a cupboard on a plinth base, 50" wide (ILLUSTRATED INSIDE BACK COVER)
Lot 1497
An early 19th Century Mahogany large Twin Pedestal Sideboard, with arched back and moulded frieze fitted with a full width drawer, flanked on either side by two pedestals, each fitted with frieze drawers over cupboards, one fitted with drawers and one fitted with slides, on plinth bases, 92" wide
Lot 490
Ballater - a Scottish provincial silver mounted smoky quartz specimen William Robb, marked ROBB, BLTR, formed as a large specimen of smoky quarts in rough state with one polished side, set onto a wooden plinth and bound by a silver band with inscription, together with a framed pair of photographs titled `top of Loch na Gar, August 11 188, Height 3786 Ft` Notes: The engraved band in two sections reads `Oak from ancient drawbridge/ Loch Kinord`, "Loch-Na-Gar 3786 Ft 11 Augt 1898"` . This piece represents a tangible and poignant memento of the Victorian love affair with the Ballater and Royal Deeside area and the outdoor sports it readily provided.
Lot 506
Ballater - a pair of novelty Scottish provincial crusie oil lamps William Robb , marked ROBB / BALLATER (twice), formed in the antique style as a pair of miniature crusie oil lamps suspended from silver mounting bracket raised on a simple wooden plinth 6cm high (including stand) Notes: This unusual survival is not just remarkable for it`s size and fragility but because of it`s rarity. It is recorded in the Edinburgh Assay Office that 12 pairs of lamps were sent for assay in a single parcel and therefore it must be considered that this constitutes only six sets. One other set is known but is lacking the suspender and stand.
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