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Lot 1291
Howard & Sons of Berners Street, London early 20th century mahogany chest of two short over four long graduated drawers, the rectangular top with moulded edge, applied moulding to the drawer fronts and turned wooden handles, the top drawer stamped 'Howard & Sons, Berners St', with paper label to inside drawer marked 'Easy Chair & Sofa Factory, Howard & Sons Upholsterers, 25, 26, 27 Berners Street, London, patent dining tables', the whole raised on plinth base, 122cm x 124cm x 60cm deepCondition ReportNumerous surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. Areas of fading, discolouration and staining. General wear and tear, see photos.
Lot 1396
Early 20th century French-style ormolu-mounted rosewood kidney-shaped writing desk having brass gallery top, inset with gilt and leather panel, three frieze drawers and arrangement of eight graduated crossbanded drawers to the bowfronted pedestals, all with brass egg and dart and rope banding, ornate foliate brass handles, on plinth base, 138cm wideCondition ReportNumerous surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood, areas of loss to the veneer and some of the metal banding. Some cracks and raising to the veneer in places and some old repairs. Areas of fading, discolouration and staining. Escutcheon missing to left drawer. Kneehole height approx. 63cm
Lot 515
A George I style walnut veneer kneehole writing desk, circa 1720, with cross and featherbanded top above a frieze drawer and six drawers surrounding a recess cupboard on bracket feet, 76cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Top with lifting veneer to the feathering, veneer missing to right hand pillar, feather banding missing to recess drawer. Feet and plinth base scuffed. Both sides with splits.
Lot 809
Cecil Thomas (1885-1976), a marble bust of Mrs Stanley Cooper, on a wooden plinth, 49cm high (excluding plinth)/Note: Exhibited at the Royal Academy 1932, exhibition no. 1374 (bears label) CONDITION REPORT: ARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot if the hammer price is the equivalent of 1000 Euros or more, incurring an additional fee. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk
Lot 89
Seven various historical medals: Death of Benjamin Hoadley 1761, AE, 37mm, bust right, rev. mitre and crosier on a plinth below a tree, by J. Kirk (E 697), good very fine; Death of Princess Charlotte 1817, AE, 49mm, bust with crown of roses, rev. Britannia in mourning beside an urn, by T. Webb (E 1097), nearly extremely fine; Death of George III 1820, AE, 48mm, armoured bust left, rev. legend within a wreath, by C.H. Küchler (E 1121), good very fine; Return of Caroline to England 1820, AE, 40mm, laureate bust left, rev. Britannia welcomes an approaching ship, by P. Kempson (E 1130), nearly extremely fine; Death of John Flaxman 1826, AE, 62mm, head left, rev. classical female figure leaning on a column with a ribbon inscribed 'TO GREAT MEN' (E 1185), good very fine or better; Death of George Canning, another from the same series as the last, good very fine; together with: Roger Bacon Memorial 1294, AE, 41mm, bust right, rev. inscription, by R.Gayrard Paris 1818 (E 9), about very fine. [7]
Lot 98
British Monarchs: a quantity of Coronation and Jubilee commemorative medals, including: Coronation of George IV 1821, AE, 55mm, bust left, rev. sword and scepter under a crown on a plinth, Hardman D. Webb, small dent to neck, otherwise extremely fine; Coronation 1821 (2), AE, 48mm, laurelled head left, rev. coronation scene, one extremely fine, the other very fine; Coronation 1937 (2), AE, 44mm, the first with bust of Edward VIII, the second with conjoined busts of George VI and Elizabeth, common reverse showing Britannia beneath an arch presenting a crown, warship on the Thames beyond, the first with edge knock, otherwise both nearly extremely fine; and various others. [15]
Lot 340
H.M.S. Temeraire: a carved oak wall bracket purported to be made from her timber, scrolling bracket carved with leaves and hanging fruit, the shaped plinth with '18 TEMERAIRE 05' carved to the edge. in 1805 Temeraire went into battle at Trafalgar immediately behind Nelson's flagship H.M.S. Victory, and captured two French ships. She was later immortalized in W. M. Turner's famous painting 'The Fighting Temeraire'.
Lot 362
First Anglo-Afghan War: a purported relic of a gun destroyed by General Sir William Nott at the taking of Ghuznee in 1842, two bronze hoops mounted on a stepped mahogany plinth, engraved plaque: 'The Holders of the Chase Rings of the Celebrated Guznee Gun Zubberjung Destroyed by General Sir W. Nott G.C.B.'.
Lot 125A
A table lamp, late 19th century, in the form of a putti holding a torch aloft, on a cylindrical marble plinth, 50cm high, 70cm high with shadeCondition report: Patination and wear commensurate with age, complete with a receipt from St Ouen Antiques.Surface marks to shade. Minor nibbles to the edge of the base. Small, slight worn sections to patina.
Lot 111
An early 20th Century mahogany three-door wardrobe, by Gullachsen & Sons, Newcastle, the projecting cornice above a central panel door inlaid with harebells and twisted ribbons, flanked by a pair of bevelled mirror doors enclosing hanging space, dressing slides and drawers, raised on a plinth base, 208 x 187 x 59.5cms deep.
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