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An early 19th century mahogany Davenport the top with three quarter brass gallery above a sloping hinged fall enclosing onterior fitted with drawers the top with swivelling action fitted to the side with pen drawer stamped to drawer * LES & EDWARD 34 OXFORD STREET LONDON 3569 above four drawers to the front opposing four dummy drawers to the rear the whole raised on a plinth 48cm wide 90cm high 48.5cm deep
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A Japanese carved ivory tusk vase, 19th century, deeply carved with a scaly sinuous dragon, wild boar, hare, roaring tiger, rabbit, goats, monkeys, rats, horse, ox, snake, cockerel, birds and dogs, signed on a red tablet, the cover with tiger finial and monkey and rats carved in relief on a carved hardwood plinth, cover chipped, the vase and cover 13" high
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A brass repeating carriage alarm clock, late 19th century, the rectangular white dial with ring of roman numerals over a subsidiary alarm dial, the key wound movement striking on a blued coiled gong, the case with shaped loop handle over an oval bevelled inspection top with four bevelled glass surround on a cut out plinth base, 5" high, 3.5" wide, 3" deep
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A Jaeger-le-Coultre Atmos clock, mid 20th century, the 4.5" white dial with the quarters picked out in gilt arabic numerals within a white and gilt chinoiserie style surround, the sides similarly decorated, the hinge door revealing a lacquered brass interior on a lacquered brass cut-out plinth base, 9" high along with its original two door carry case and card box
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A George III oak 30-hour longcase clock, the 11" square brass dial signed 'Plimer Ellardine' with urn moulded pierced corner spandrels, a chapter ring of roman numerals and centred date aperture striking on a single bell, the hood with swan neck pediment over fluted front corner hood pilasters flanking a square glazed hood door over a long crossbanded trunk door on a high box base and later plinth, 79" high
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A George III mahogany press cupboard, early 19th century, the crossbanded and reeded rectangular top above two reeded and ribbed panel doors enclosing a single shelf and later television shelf above two grooved drawers with stamped brass knob handles over a reeded plinth and raised on shaped bracket feet, 45" wide, 19" deep, 49.5 high
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A Victorian ebonised credenza, circa 1870, the top with beaded gilt metal quarter moulded edge over an amboyna banded and boxwood strung frieze with central blue jasper rectangular plaque depicting putti over a central single panel door, outer amboyna banded, the inset panel with central blue jasper oval plaque depicting a maiden carrying a floral basket on her head within an amboyna and boxwood strung surround flanked by half turned stop fluted pilasters with gilt metal capitals and a single glazed door cabinet to each side, revealing two interior fixed shelves flanked by front corner turned and tapering stop fluted pilasters on a cut-out plinth base, 69.5" wide, 43" high, 16" deep
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An oak two door wardrobe by Thompson of Kilburn (Mouseman), circa 1938, the plain cornice with demi-lune cut-outs over two doors of twenty-four small panels each fitted with blacksmith made iron furniture, the sides also each of twenty-four panels on a plinth base, 47.5" wide, 71" high, 22.5" deepNB The wardrobe was ordered in 1938 by a Mr Newton Bacon of the Ship Broking Firm, Sivewright Bacon Ltd of Liverpool, Manchester, Hull and London. The wardrobe was delivered to the property that is now the Miller Howe Hotel, Windermere and is being offered by a member of the family.
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A George III Mahogany Longcase Clock, the rectangular hood with blind fretwork cornice, the arched door flanked by fluted pilasters above a shaped panel door and conforming plinth base, the painted dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and date dial, the eight day two train movement striking on a bell
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A MAGNIFICENT PAIR OF MOZAMBICAN ELEPHANT TUSKS, weighing 122lb. and 118lb., measuring 18 1/2in. and 18 1/4in. in circumference and 8ft. 6in. and 8ft. 5in. in height, mounted on an oak plinth (5ft. x 1ft.) with steel gaiters. These remarkably symmetrical tusks are recorded in Rowland Ward's 'Records of Big Game' 24th Ed. as being the 3rd biggest hunted in Mozambique and rank 125th in the world. The tusks are sold with Cites certificates No.275741/01 and 275741/02.
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A rare pair of Svres white biscuit porcelain busts of the Comte DArtois (later Charles X of France) and his daughter in law the Duchesse de Berri each crisply modelled and raised on circular socle bases he with an impressed Svres mark and incised 29-Nov-SZ she inscribed Mas 14 x bu.SZ (Mas for Mascret). His plinth cracked and repaired. c.1816 38cm. (2) Jean Mascret was a sculpteur rŽpareur at Svres from 1810-1848. The Comte DArtois later Charles X King of France and Navarre was born at the palace of Versailles. He was the Grandson of Louis XV and the son of Louis dauphin de France who never reigned and his German wife Marie-Josephe of Saxony. He was crowned king of France in 1824 in the cathedral of Reims and reigned until the French revolution of 1830. He was the last king of the senior Bourbon line to reign over France. Marie-Caroline Bourbon the Duchesse de Berri was the daughter of Francois I King of the Two-Sicilies. She married Charles Duc de Berri (the second son of Charles X) who was assassinted by Louvel in 1820. At the time of the assassination she was pregnant with the Comte de Chambourd (Henri V) who was the last descendant of the ancient branch of the House of Bourbon.
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