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Lot 355
A 19th Century ebonised and gilt mounted open bookcase, foliage gilt decoration throughout, quarter gallery top on a moulded edge top over ornate gilt of an egg and floral scrolling design mounted on the frieze, above three adjustable tier open shelves, flanked by fluted columns mounted with scrolling foliage gilt, raised on a moulded plinth base. 154cm H x 174cm W x 44cm D
Lot 361
A Victorian mahogany compactum wardrobe, circa 1880, swept moulded cornice, above a central linen press with two moulded panel doors enclosing a brass hanging and linen drawers, over two short and two long chest of drawers, flanked by arched-panelled cupboards revealing a brass hanging rail, raised on a shaped plinth base.196cm H x 226cm W x 62cm D
Lot 586
A Gothic revival oak dresser, carved moulded cornice, over three glazed inlay doors, foliage carving throughout, fitted on a three quarter gallery with turned columns on a moulded edge base above two frieze drawers, over two carved panelled doors, raised on a moulded plinth base. 225cm H x 152cm W x 56cm D
Lot 618
A Victorian ebonised and amboyna crossbanded inverted breakfront credenza, circa 1860 boxwood strung gilt metal mounted decoration, slight over-sailing moulded edge top, three panel doors, one glazed inlay flanked by two pillars and two doors with boxwood decoration of a campaign urn, raised on a plinth. 108cm H x 127cm W x 45cm D
Lot 112
A selection of carvings and antiquities, to include a carved marble putto, modelled standing, upon a later plinth base, 15cm high, a carved stone fragment of a bust with draped material on later plinth base, 19cm high, a fragment depicting the bust of a lady 5.5cm high, a carving designed as a hand clasping an object on later base, 13.5cm high, and a carved ashanti type figure on later base, 11cm high (5) (at fault)
Lot 115
A cast metal goblet, with wrythen stem and ribbed foot, the bowl cast with maidens masks, 14.5cm high, together with a faux 'boulle' tortoiseshell and gilt wooden plinth or bracket, 7cm high, 23cm wide, a green glass flask with spiralled neck detail, 24.5cm high, a pressed metal lions mask with verdigris finish, 17.5cm wide, a selection of encaustic style and slipware tile fragments, and two relief moulded bricks, each with foliate motif (10) (at fault)
Lot 344
A pair of large Chinese Sancai glazed attendants, possibly Ming dynasty, male and female, one modelled holding an offering bowl, the other holding a rectangular plinth, each glazed in green and yellow, with bisque removable heads, both raised on hexagonal bases, 49.5cm and 48cm high (2) (at fault)Condition report; Tip of one hat is missing. Back right of one hexagonal base has been re-glued. Each base has chipping and losses to the edges and high points. Glaze chipping and imperfections are also visible. Old restorations are apparent and some more recent restorations are probable.
Lot 40
A continental carved ivory Corpus Christi in the Dieppe manner, 19th century, probably reduced from a crucifix and set to a later stepped ebonised wooden plinth, the figure 11.5cm high, 18cm high overall (at fault) Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers do not ship items containing ivory outside the UK. Trevanion recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. A buyer's inability to import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.The government have proposed legislation to create a UK law to ban the sale of all ivory. Please note this means that this lot is legal to sell now but may not be in the future.
Lot 409
A pair of late Elizabethan figural terms, each carved as a gentleman with his arm in a sling wearing ruff and elaborate hair, 35.5cm x 10cm (2)Condition report Multiple minor chips to LH term, to include foliate detail, nose, arm, shield and plinth, along with a chip to the edge of term.Both terms have minor rubbing to high points commensurate with age and use
Lot 48
A brass desk inkwell, 19th century, designed as a cherub kneeling before a memorial plinth, surmounted by a sword and helmet, hinged to reveal the well, all upon a rectangular plinth base with stiff leaf borders, 11cm high, 11.5cm wide, 6cm deep and a circular brass pill box, the cover inset with a pressed tortoiseshell panel depicting a butterfly, 4.5cm diameter (2) CONDITION REPORT:Inkwell: The piece shows areas of oxidation, tarnishing, polish residue and surface wear throughout. The glass liner is associated, and fits loosely in the well. The hinge of the cover is slightly loose and the cover does not close perfectly. The cherub figure rotates if twisted.Pill box: The cover inset shows two deep scratches intersecting to form a 'Y' shape across the butterfly's antennae. The cover shows small dents and wear to the brass. The cover hinge shows evidence of historic repair. The body shows surface wear across the exterior, and wear, scratching and oxidation to the interior.
Lot 485
*A mid-19th century mahogany cased glass display case, the square moulded top applied with an open work spandrel gallery, and raised upon reeded architectural corner supports, enclosing glazed side panels and a mahogany back board, with a glazed hinged front door, raised upon a plinth base, 43cm H x 27cm Sq (at fault) Door and hinges are attached to a bar which has become detached from the front RH pillar, the panel below the door is secure however the panel above the door needs to be re-attached
Lot 486
A George III mahogany decanter box, the moulded square hinged cover with applied brass ring handle opening to a velour lined quarter compartment interior, the flame mahogany case applied with ornate brass corner brackets, over a moulded plinth base, 22cm H x 19cm SqCR; Moderate scratching, wear and tear to the exterior. Ripples and some splitting to the veneer. Some chips and knocks to the beading. Associated escutcheon. Moderate wear and tear to the velvet interior. Cover opens smoothly and closes flush. Some loss to the fabric on the base. See pictures for further illustration.
Lot 512
* A George III oak cased eight day longcase clock by Johnson of Dudley, the flat top hood with freestanding reeded pilasters flanking the 33cm break arch silvered dial with painted moon phase above a subsidiary second dial and date aperture, the dial centred with the makers name and enclosing the two train four pillar movement striking on a saucer bell, the trunk with a shaped and cross banded door flanked by conforming pilasters applied with brass capitals, above moulded brick effect detail, the Dutch bombe style lower part of the case with conforming chequered banding and brick detail, raised upon a plinth base, 215cm high, two weights and pendulumCondition reportSome loss of blind fretwork to the hood, pilasters on the hood are possibly later.Movement appears well maintained but no guarantee of working condition, extensions added to the back board behind the hood, dial has some stains and rubbing, with evidence of small brass patches it may have been later silvered.Base have the clock appears lighter than the rest of the trunk, and may indicate that it is associated (see image of rear panels)Other light general wear commensurate with age and use, overall the clock appears in solid condition although there is evidence of alterations and restoration throughout
Lot 515
A 19th century mahogany cased 'Act of parliament' or tavern clock, the 49cm wooden octagonal dial with moulded bezel applied with Arabic and Roman numerals and enclosing the single train movement, the case with applied beading and fluted canted corners extending to an ogee plinth with circular glazed viewing aperture, 135cm high, weight and pendulum (at fault)Condition reportTwo lengths of dial bezel moulding detached but present, lacking moulding on the LHS at the top of the trunk, and on the RHS at the lower part of the trunk, numerals appear to have been re painted on the dial, dial possibly associated to the case, clock mechanism appears to be well maintained although no guarantee of working condition. Clock trunk has no hinged door or compartment to access further interior images
Lot 608
* A Victorian pine dresser base, the slab top above an arrangement of seven drawers and a central cupboard door, applied with later swing handles, raised upon a plinth base and ball feet, 93cm H x 153cm W x 50cm DCondition reportGeneral wear and fading to the dresser top, 2cm gap at the rear of the top over the backboards indicating that the top is associated or there has been a raised back.Joint splits to both sides, the handles are later and missing two swing handles, deep bottom drawers have no stoppers, the cupboard door has no catch.The ball feet are possibly associated, overall general wear, marks and scuffs commensurate with age and use
Lot 627
* An Edwardian walnut library bookcase, with a moulded and dentil cornice above a pair of astragal glazed doors opening to a twin compartment interior, each side with three adjustable shelves, upon the base with a moulded edge above a pair of panelled cupboard doors, raised upon a plinth base, 229cm H x 141cm W x 60cm D
Lot 69
CIRCA 1900 MAHOGANY TWO PIECE BEDROOM SUITE having boxwood stringing and Sheraton style fan inlays, to include a two door wardrobe with central panel housing a long oval dressing mirror with dentil cornice, on a plinth base, 204.5cms H, 165cms W, 52cms D along with an oval mirrored dressing table having capped pillars supporting the mirror, lower shelf and twin drawers over two long base drawers with oval brass backplates and swing handles, on tapering supports, 150cms H, 106.5cms W, 52cms D
Lot 865
A Victorian pine chest of drawers, two short drawers above three longer ones, all with ceramic handles, raised on a plinth base, 106cm x 105cm x 46cm Condition Report: Piece shoes signs of age and previous use throughout. One handle missing, top is loose in one corner. Split to front of base.
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