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Lot 579
A late Victorian ebony and amboyna credenza, with gilt brass mounts, the shaped top having amboyna crossbanding, the frieze inlaid with circular porcelain profile portrait plaques in the Sevres style, having twin centre panel doors, with centre porcelain oval portrait plaques of classical figures, amboyna banding, beaded gilt brass mounts, all within turned and fluted part-gilded columns, flanked by bowed glazed end cabinets, having velvet lined shelves, the whole raised upon a plinth on turned feet, width 163cm
Lot 622
A Sheraton Revival satinwood and marquetry inlaid bedroom suite, comprising; breakfront fitted wardrobe, kneehole dressing table, kneehole washstand, and a pair of bedside cabinets; the wardrobe having centre fitted section with twin panelled doors over two short and two long drawers, in turn flanked by panelled doors enclosing hanging spaces, each door profusely inlaid with floral swags and some with urns issuing flowers, sheet music and instruments, the whole raised upon a plinth, width 222cm, the dressing table having raised superstructure with centre bevelled shield shaped mirror, trinket drawers, the base having concave centre and an arrangement of nine drawers, the washstand having a replacement top, concave centre section, three frieze drawers over cupboard doors, the bedside cabinets having crossbanded tops, marquetry inlaid doors and raised on square tapering supports (Part Illus.)
Lot 60
A pair of circa 1900 Berlin porcelain figural sweetmeat dishes modelled as a gallant and his lady, each in 18th century dress, glazed in bright enamels and supporting floral decorated basket on a Rococo style gilded plinth, underglazed blue sceptre mark verso, height 22cm (with minor restoration and losses to basket handles)
Lot 21
A pair of early 19th century Worcester vases and covers of elongated urn form, each with twin scroll handles, the cover and shoulder decorated with gilt stripes on a white ground, above a blue body decorated with opposed oval panels, one side with a figure en grisaille, the other with a gilt stylised flowerhead above a border of stiff leaf decoration raised on a turned socle and square plinth (damages) (2) 22.5cm high Note: bears label from Litchfield's, the Sinclair Galleries, Shaftesbury Avenue.
Lot 27
A pair of Bohemian glass white overlay lustre lamps the gilt brass fitting to support two bulbs, above a spirally moulded central column, the vase with scalloped rim above bulb shaped bowl, suspending lustres, above a tapering stem and circular foot, raised on a stepped, pierced gilt brass plinth, the white overlay glass pierced by clear circles and ovals and decorated with polychrome flower sprays (2) 79cm high overall
Lot 122
åA fine late 19th century gilt bronze and jasperware mounted letter box retailed by Asprey & Son, London, the hinged cover, sides and handles inset with classical plaques opening to reveal a line compartmented interior, the outset plinth base with Greek key decoration, the lock inscribed 'C Asprey & Son, 156 Bond St.' 23cm wide
Lot 127
FRENCH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY A COMPANION PAIR OF MALE CLASSICAL FIGURES each with a leg raised in a dancing posture, one bent forward blowing into a pair of long trumpets, the other carrying a staff and raising aloft an oil lamp, on gadrooned and voluted capitals and plain stepped plinth bases, bronze, re-gilded (2) 12cm wide, 24cm high, 7cm deep (approx.)
Lot 128
A Belle Epoque gilt bronze table centrepiece of gadrooned and foliate pierced navette form, with a semi-naked classical female figurehead raising a flaming torch while gazing back at a winged cherub at the stern, on a turned and guilloche cast 'lily pad' support and moulded rouge marble circular plinth base 40cm wide, 49cm high, 19cm deep
Lot 171
A pair 19th century French ormolu table candelabra in the form of Bacchanlian cherubs holding aloft cornucopiae issuing flowering stems, each with three lights and beaded nozzles on naturalistic tree trunk cast supports and pedestals with leaf cast volute scroll uprights flanked by blue ground floral panels in the manner of Sevres, on inswept plinth bases (2) 40cm wide, 75cm high The Estate of the late Mrs J R F (Cookie) Matheson
Lot 172
A pair of 19th century gilt and polychrome lacquer blackamoor torcheres In the 18th century Venetian manner the turbanned nubian male and female figures wearing tunics and skirts, decorated with Moorish style palmettes and arabesques, each holding a lamp aloft, on similarly painted octagonal faceted pedestals with tasselled ornaments and stepped plinth bases (2) 41cm wide, 194cm high
Lot 177
A pair of 19th century bronze and ormolu candelabra In the Louis XV style each with a cherub holding aloft a hoop entwined with foliage and issung twin lights with anthemion cast sconces, on circular rocaille cast pedestal surbases and rouge marble trefoil plinth bases (2) 30cm wide, 40cm high
Lot 198
A good late 17th century walnut and floral marquetry month-going longcase clock By Henry Mereman of London the twin train movement with anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell, the moulded pediment with strapwork carved frieze and barley-twist pilasters, the brass dial with silvered chapter ring, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the lower margin signed Henry Mereman, London bounded by rococo female mask spandrels, the winding holes with articulated covers, the trunk door with stems of blossoming foliage and perched birds enclosing a glazed pendulum aperture, on a similarly inlaid apron and moulded plinth 206cm high The Estate of the late Mrs J R F (Cookie) Matheson
Lot 200
A Edwardian mahogany and satinwood crossbanded chiming longcase clock the three train month-going movement chiming on a nest of eight graduated bells and five coiled gongs, the swan-neck pediment above brass columns and fretted side panels enclosing a brass dial with silvered Roman chapters and subsidiary seconds dial, a chime/silent dial to the arch, within rococo spandrels, the trunk door and apron inlaid with neo-classical foliage highlighted in harewood, on cut plinth base 243cm high
Lot 201
A George III oak longcase clock the twin train movement with anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell, the pagoda top with three giltwood spire finials above a silvered dial (associated) with engraved foliate spandrels and strike/silent lever to the arch, the centre with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, signed David Rogers, Saffron Walden, the arched trunk door with moulded edge, the plain apron on scalloped cut plinth base (note: the original brass dial has been mounted for posterity inside the case) 236cm high
Lot 204
A George III mahogany longcase clock the twin train movement with anchor escapement striking the hours on a bell, the swan-neck pediment above a silvered floral engraved dial with subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, signed James Smith, the ogee arched trunk door above plain apron and (reduced) plinth base, the original printed maker's instruction sheet inside the trunk door and dated 1790 208cm high
Lot 252
A 19th century Scottish cast iron and brass basket grate the guilloche cast back rail flanked by rosettes above a sloping front with a baluster cross-bar between fluted uprights and tapering legs, on gadrooned bulb feet, the outscrolling brass and steel baluster andirons studded with cabochon decoration, on inscrolling surbases and plinth bases 113cm wide, 68cm high, 59cm deep
Lot 256
A 19th century oak fire surround and associated overmantel In the 17th century manner the overmantel section with leaf carved dentil cornice above six arcaded panels decorated with chequer banding and chequered lozenges within guilloche borders, 168cm wide, 85cm high, 15cm deep; the chimney piece with chip carved edge and arched fluted frieze with central scroll above fluted jambs on plinth bases, 172cm wide, 126cm high, 28cm deep (internal: 100cm wide x 92 high at centre of arch)
Lot 271
A 17th century Dutch oak armoire the projecting dentil cornice with bracket pendants above a two pairs of panelled and graduated doors with egg and dart decoration and guilloche to each stile, divided by three fluted Corinthian pilasters with strapwork carved surbases, the sides decorated with pairs of architectural style arches, the skirted plinth with five boldly carved lion masks, on bun feet 164cm wide, 198cm high, 70cm deep
Lot 338
A George III mahogany partners' library desk the top of octagonal outline with tan leather skiver, moulded edge and three cockbeaded drawers to each side flanked by simulated drawer fronts at each end, the pedestals of angled form with opposed cupboard doors between sunken field pilasters, the doors and sides decorated with beading and a carved rosette to each inswept corner, on plinth base 168cm wide, 76cm high, 108cm deep The Estate of the late Mrs J R F (Cookie) Matheson
Lot 339
A George III and later mahogany breakfront library bookcase the faux dentil and harebell inlaid cornice above four thirteen-pane astragal doors enclosing lined shelves, the lower part with a faux fluted frieze and four plum-pudding veneered and crossbanded doors decorated with satinwood and harewood fan paterae and ribbon-tied swags, with subsidiary chevron bandings, on plinth base 252cm wide, 231cm high, 61cm deep The Estate of the late Mrs J R F (Cookie) Matheson
Lot 365
A William IV oak and hardstone-inlaid marble top centre table the specimen marble top probably early 18th century and comprising interlinked geometric guilloche and cartouche motifs, the oak base with double C-scroll supports incorporating husks and leaf scrolling foliage joined by a turned pole stretcher, raised on plinth base 139cm wide, 77cm high, 66cm deep Note: Italian marble table tops purchased by gentlemen during their Grand Tour were often given a stand later, upon return to Britain. This stand exemplifies the George IV 'French' taste popular at the time and promoted in T.King's, The Modern Style of Cabinet Work Exemplified, 1829. Literature: A.M. Gusti, Pietre Dure, London 1992; related parquetried hardstone tables may also be found in the Palazzo Farnese, Rome (ibid.p.11) and the Villa del Poggio Imperiale in Florence. The Estate of the late Mrs J R F (Cookie) Matheson
Lot 369
A Regency rosewood and satinwood bookstand with a three quarter galleried back on slender baluster uprights and fretwork supports above a parquetry veneered top and a beaded plinth with a full width apron drawer, raised on squat bun feet 37cm wide, 17cm high, 27cm deep Provenance: This bookstand was featured on BBC Radio 4's'Talking about Antiques' show in 1976 is accompanied by a letter from Arthur Negus.
Lot 383
A Regency mahogany library bookcase the projecting beaded cornice above gothic quatrefoil sunken field frieze and conforming uprights flanking a pair of reeded astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the lower section with a pair of panelled doors with beaded quadrant decoration, on plinth base 140cm wide, 230cm high, 40cm deep
Lot 386
A 19th century mahogany cylinder bureau bookcase the projecting cornice above a pair of arched and partly rose-tinted astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the cylindrical fall enclosing a fitted bird's eye maple veneered interior of drawers and pigeon-holes above a slide with three leathered skivers and a pair of cupboards with fretted spandrels between pilaster with lappet carved capitals, on plinth base 119cm wide, 215cm high, 51cm deep
Lot 398
A fine mid 19th century Irish mahogany serving table the top of serpentine outline with broad moulded edge and a recessed frieze drawer , on four bold acanthus carved volute scroll legs with shaped plinth bases, each attached to the top on metal slides stamped 'Cope & Collinson' 250cm wide, 95cm high, 85cm deep
Lot 421
An Arts & Crafts mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, circa 1890 By J.Hicks of Dublin DISPLAY CABINET, CIRCA 1890 of inverted breakfront form, the guilloche pierced cornice above a central glazed door enclosing shaped glass shelves flanked by angular bowfront display cabinets with rectilinear astragal glazed doors and glazed sides, the back panels of in-curving design, the undercabinet with a panelled cupboard door flanked by plain glazed angular bowfront doors, on a skirted plinth base raised on shallow moulded block feet, the top edge of the undercabinet stamped 'J.HICKS, 5 LR. PEMBROKE STREET', the whole decorated with chevron stringing with a line of ribbon-twist stringing to the plinth 177cm wide, 187cm high, 50cm deep
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