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Lot 339
Early 20th Century Japanese ebonised, parquetry and mother-of pearl inlaid table cabinet, the rectangular top with moulded scroll ends over an arrangement of sliding doors, drawers and pair of serpentine doors with engraved mounts enclosing cupboard with single drawer, over a long drawer on plinth base, 51cm x 27cm x 58cm highThere is damage to the lacquer on all sides and on top. There are small losses to the decoration. There is some white paint on the front of the base. All of the drawers and doors open smoothly
Lot 359
Sevres style porcelain pedestal vase and cover, of moulded twin foliate handled form raised on square plinth base, painted en-grisaille with watteauesque couple, and a rural landscape to the rear, within gilt borders against white ground with blue stripes, the dome cover gilt with acorn finial, painted pseudo crossed Ls mark to base, 35cm high
Lot 380
Harry Stinton for Royal Worcester - Hand painted twin handled vase, of shouldered baluster form with flared neck over moulded swags and gilt acanthus scroll handles, painted with Highland cattle in a landscape signed "H. Stinton" opposed by a vignette of a mountainous landscape on stiff leaf gilt heightened spreading foot and plinth base, puce printed marks, numbered 1937, date code for 1920, height 19.5cmOne of the gilt acanthus leaf handles has a loss to a raised area and damage around it, there appears to be an area of overpainting. The gilding is a little patchy in some areas. Light surface wear and dirt all over.The vase has gilt wear on the wreath around the neck and a small chip on one of the handles. The rim has small scratches and imperfections. There are production imperfections on the round base of the vase as it meets the square base. The piece would benefit from a clean.
Lot 633
RAF 'Officer's Mess' oak-cased mantel clock by the English Clock & Watchmaking Co., the 5.25-inch silvered Roman dial with winged RAF insignia, the single chain fusee timepiece movement stamped ‘E. C. & W.’ , in architectural pedimented case on plinth base, '1927' mark to the base, 35cm high overall
Lot 695
Late 19th Century ebonised and brass inlaid side cabinet, the rectangular top with rounded re-entrant corners over line inlaid frieze and two panel doors each centred with inlaid arabesque diamond within inlaid line and cast gilt metal fillets, enclosing single shelf interior, flanked by gilt metal mounted stop-fluted and baluster columns, on plinth base ,103cm x 40cm x 105.5cm high
Lot 711
Late 19th Century porcelain and gilt metal mounted and inlaid ebonised credenza, the breakfront top over inlaid frieze interspaced with mounted Sevres style floral panels over central mirrored door enclosing velvet lined interior, flanked by inlaid and gilt metal mounted uprights and conforming glazed doors enclosing shelved velvet lined interior, on plinth base, 168cm x 37cm x 107cm high
Lot 712
Late 19th Century giltwood and gesso breakfront credenza, the Carrara marble top over egg and dart moulded cornice and scroll frieze centred on panel moulded with neo-classical motifs and twin glazed doors between stop-fluted columns, enclosing plush lined single shelf interior with mirror back, flanked by conforming glazed quadrant cabinets, raised on moulded plinth base on bulbous feet, 198cm x 51cm x 101cm
Lot 720
Victorian Gothic revival carved oak and polychrome bookcase, the rectangular moulded top over angled frieze with geometric carving on gilt ground and fitted four shelf interior flanked by painted and gilded blind lancet uprights, the side panels with gilt blind arches over geometric panels on polychrome painted ground, raised on plinth base with blind trefoil roundels, 95cm x 32cm x 138cm high
Lot 723
Pair of late 19th Century boulle and gilt metal mounted ebonised pier cabinets, each with rectangular top over applied gilt metal cast frieze and red tortoiseshell boulle panel, the central door mounted with floral painted porcelain plaques within gilt metal mounts enclosing velvet lined shelved interior flanked by gilt metal terms and vertical conforming boulle panels, on plinth base with shaped apron, 82cm x 35cm x 112cm high, (2)Both of the tops have heavy scratches and patches where the lacquer has come off. The red decoration on both pieces has small pieces missing. The gilt inlay is coming away in several places on both. Both doors have veneer missing close to the bottoms. The inside of one of the doors is missing a strip of veneer around 15cm long. There is mold present on both pieces all over the outside except the tops. One of the bases has two large chips and a crack around 20cm long. This same one, the finish on one side has deteriorated leaving a series of lumpy lines in the lacquer.
Lot 457
A mid 19th century French metalwares silver mounted two handled sugar vase and cover, mark of Martial Fray (1849-1861), Paris, with Minerva head 1st standard for 950/1000 standard silver, the circular glass bowl with scalloped decoration under a silver collar with gadrooned rim and supported on a square plinth with repoussé decoration, part marked friction fitting domed cover with beaded rim, topped with a foliate finial, two scrolled handles, raised on four decorative feet, 10cm diameter at the rim, 16cm high, 13.6ozt gross
Lot 526
A George V silver standing salt and cover, mark of Wakely & Wheeler, London 1929, square stepped and gadrooned base with four recumbent lion supports, plain column with corner embellishments, stepped upper with dished top, fully marked friction fitting stepped cover topped with a turned finial, raised on a decorative wooden plinth, rectangular brass plaque attached to one side and engraved BOROUGH OF FOLKESTONE CASTLE MAYOR PRESENTED TO ALDERMAN GEORGE SPURGEN, J.P. AN HONORARY FREEMAN OF THE BOROUGH BY THE TOWNSPEOPLE, ON THE COMPLETION OF FIFTY YEARS SERVICE AS A MEMBER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL 1ST NOVEMBER 1934 C.F. NICHOLSON TOWN CLERK, 43cm overall height, 83.5ozt weighable silverOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmarks a little rubbed but clear and readable. Cover a good fit, though the locating rim is a little rippled.Woodwork rather scuffed.
Lot 168
Charon Freres, of Paris; a Napoleon III ebonized and red tortoiseshell Boulle worked ten drawer pedestal "Wellington" type chest with three quarter gallery top with fitted twin register bars to the extended canted corners and gilt metal mounts throughout, supported by a conforming plinth base. Bearing the Makers name stamped to the leading edge of the top lock. 50 cm overall width x 40 cm overall depth x 124 cm overall heightCharon Freres is recorded as working together between 1855-1860 they exhibited items of "Boulle" bedroom furniture at the Grand Exhibition of 1855. After 1860 the brothers dissolved their partnership but continued to make furniture individually.The Boulle panel on the top has some missing elements of brass inlay and shows some shrinkage to the tortoiseshell and some lifting brass.The sides remain un split and the register bars lock as they should by locking the top drawer and the key is present, structurally it is in good order but will need some remedial work to the top.
Lot 169
A near pair of Mid-Victorian mahogany bookcases, the moulded protruding cornices over pairs of glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, above pairs of panelled cupboard doors enclosing shelves and drawers (the drawers of varying depth), on plinth bases, adapted from another bookcase, 144 and 148.5 cm wide, 251 cm high, 44 cm deep.Qty: (2)
Lot 199
A Dutch marquetry inlaid mahogany pedestal chest of six short drawers, early 19th century, flanked by a pair of simple columns, decorated throughout with bands of scrolls flowers and flowering censors, on a simple plinth foot. 102 cm wide x 50 cm deep x 138 cm overall height.Both sides have cracks in the panels, the top also has some old historical cracks and marks from heavy objects being place on the top.The chest has surprisingly few missing marquetry elements mostly at the sides and typically small bits of stringing .The drawers are brown oak lined and run but will need the stops sorted out, no keys are present for any of the locks the odd very small chip to the edge of the veneer see images.The drawers all have matching handlesThe back is a stile and panel backThe plinth of the flanking pilasters on the right-hand side is missing its end skirt moulding see images for clarification
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