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Lot 330
A mahogany cigarette dispenser,c.1930, in the form of a motor torpedo boat, the mechanism hinging on a Union Jack flag, with a gathering platform in the form of a step, on a rectangular base,52cm wide18cm highCondition report: Dowls missing to hold the gangway on. The bars on this are slightly bent. Areas of wear and marks to the plinth. Mechanism does'nt function smoothly - sticks open and has to be manually pushed down - its a rather crude construction - possibly foreign? More photos added.
Lot 349
An Art Deco walnut and chinoiserie-decorated cabinet,with a printed and mirrored interior, with cocktail sticks and squeezer, fitted with a light, over a cupboard, on an ebonised plinth,61cm wide33cm deep101cm highCondition report: Repolished/some minor knocks. Photos uploaded. Flaking to the mirror on the hinged top.
Lot 386
A pair of bronzed steel planters/plinths, each of rounded rectangular form with horizontal details, 72cm wide 32.5cm deep 31cm high (2)Removed from 55 Broadway, London.55 Broadway, straddling St James's Park tube station, was once the tallest steel structure in London and was designed by Charles Holden between 1927 and 1929. It was the headquarters of the Underground Electric Railways Company, the forerunner of London Underground. Faced with Portland stone, the cruciform building is a great example of late 1920s Art Deco architecture, and has carvings by Jacob Epstein, Henry Moore and Eric Gill. The site is now waiting to be redeveloped into flats.Condition report: Rusting and spotting to edges, two man lift for each plinth - no idea what holes are for - possibly covered, thin tops are loose
Lot 387
A pair of bronzed steel planters/plinths, each of rounded rectangular form with horizontal details, 72cm wide 32.5cm deep 31cm high (2)Removed from 55 Broadway, London.55 Broadway, straddling St James's Park tube station, was once the tallest steel structure in London and was designed by Charles Holden between 1927 and 1929. It was the headquarters of the Underground Electric Railways Company, the forerunner of London Underground. Faced with Portland stone, the cruciform building is a great example of late 1920s Art Deco architecture, and has carvings by Jacob Epstein, Henry Moore and Eric Gill. The site is now waiting to be redeveloped into flats.Condition report: Rusting and spotting to edges, two man lift for each plinth - no idea what holes are for - possibly covered, thin tops are loose
Lot 402
An Art Deco Heal's walnut sideboard,with an inverted front with canted corners, centred with five drawers, with ivorine button to top drawer, opening to reveal glass holders to the back of the doors, no shelves, on an ebonised plinth,153.5cm wide59cm deep93cm highCondition report: Veneer loss to both lower sides, good overall, some bubbling of the veneer, scratches, but good overall
Lot 417
An Art Deco desk barometer,by Taylor Instrument Companies with a cream Bakelite body with gold details, the face divided into three dials, 19.5cm wide, and a desk clock, 14cm wide11.5cm high (2)Condition report: Clock - goes when wound - working after 4-5 mins. Small chip to the back of the plinth. The barometer appears to work - bag test. Some spotting to the face of the dials.
Lot 431
A Dutch Art Deco walnut and ebonised sideboard,with slight inverted front, the glass top over three drawers, ebonised shelves and cupboards flanking a central cupboard, on an ebonised plinth, labelled 'Pander & Zonen Den Haag, Amsterdam Rotterdam, with original keys stamped 'H' Pander Den Haag,220cm wide54.5cm deep91cm highCondition report: Repolished and ebonised. The keys are a little stiff to open. Labelled bottom right cupboard.
Lot 461
Demétre Chiparus (Romanian, 1886-1947),'Hooded cloak', for Etling Paris, a patinated bronze and ivory figure, signed 'H Chiparus, Etling Paris', on a circular onyx plinth, 18.5cm highFor a similar example, see Brian Catley, 'Art Deco and Other Figures', 1978, p.68. Condition report: Size is 18.5cm overall.Bronze 16.5cm high, plinth diameter 9cm.
Lot 463
An Art Deco burr walnut chest, of four drawers, surmounted with another drawer, with brass and Bakelite handles,75cm wide46cm deep108cm highCondition report: Damages to back right corner, front left corner. Knocks to the plinth - wear to the top handle - bakelite handles appear OK. More photos uploaded. No evidence of woodworm.
Lot 501
A cold-painted bronze figure of a dancer,by Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) for Argentor-Werke, Vienna, with a green-grey patination, on an octagonal base, signed 'Lorenzl', on a marble plinth, inset with a gilt medallion 'Argentor, Wien',50.5cm highCondition report: Spotting and wear to the cold-painted areas. Foot slightly loose to the base. The plinth has chip 3cm across the top. Another chip to one edge.
Lot 512
*Agatha Walker (1888-1980)Jean Forbes-Robertson in the role of Peter Panc.1930, a painted wax statuette, inscribed to the plinth35cm high43cm high overall, cased This wax figurine is modelled on the actress Jean Forbes-Robertson (1905-1962) in the title role of J M Barrie's 1904 children's play 'Peter Pan'. Jean Forbes-Robertson first played the part at the Gaiety Theatre, Christmas 1927, and subsequently became one of the best known actresses associated with the role, playing it at the Garrick Theatre, 1928/1929; at the St James's, 1929/1930; and at the Palladium for five consecutive Christmases, from 1930 until the end of the 1934/35 season. Other actresses took the part subsequently at the Palladium, but Jean Forbes-Robertson returned to play it for the last time there for the 1938/39 season.This is one of several wax figurines modelled by Agatha Walker in the 1920s and 1930s, mostly of actors and actresses in costume for roles in successful productions on the London stage. There had been a craze for ceramic figurines of performers in the 19th century and Walker attempted to revive this tradition with her limited edition sculptures. They were modelled from life in plaster and coated with a fine wax layer which was then coloured. In 1931 there was an exhibition of her wax figures at the Fine Art Society.*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: The figure has been reset to the base plinth. Evident cracks to the ankles and the sword - also to the blade 2/3rds up the sword. Chips to the hair. Some minor chips and wear to edges. The velvet base is discoloured and colour lost. The case is glass.
Lot 514
An Art Deco spelter table lamp,modelled as a girl standing on a plinth, with a globe shade,56cm high,together with an Art Deco spelter lamp base,lacking a shade,43.5cm high (2)Condition report: Gold - oeverpainted - minor chips to the marble base. Matched shade.Other- dents to the base - some rubbing to the figure - both unwired.
Lot 539
An Art Deco walnut chest of drawers,the cushion top over eight drawers, with Bakelite button handles, on an ebonised plinth, 67cm wide41.5cm deep116cm highCondition report: Some veneer chips and losses to the front and sides. The sides with loss of colour - some pins showing through and under the veneer. Deep enough for clothes - rather slim...
Lot 1099
19th century pine linen-press, moulded cornice above two panelled doors enclosing shelves on base of three drawers, raised on plinth, 124 x 208cmCondition ReportNumerous surface scratches, scuffs and knocks to the wood. Chip to the bottom of the cornice. There is an area of loss to the front of one of the drawers. Wear around all knobs, areas of fading, discolouration and staining. The lock mechanism on the cupboard door has been replaced. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The wardrobe will be on the Wednesday 9th September at around 11:00 See photos.
Lot 1100
Late 19th century compactum wardrobe in pine, cavetto moulded cornice above two arched panelled doors, the right-hand side with linen type shelves above two drawers, the left-hand side with wardrobe space above single drawer, raised on plinth, 127 x 212cmCondition ReportSee attached images. COndition generally okay / good. Some marks and scratches. Small split to front.
Lot 1184
Victorian mahogany breakfront wardrobe compactum, the moulded cornice above two central arched panelled doors enclosing shelves, on chest of two short and three long drawers, the whole flanked by two mirrored doors, each opening to reveal hanging space, one converted to shelves, the whole raised on plinth base, 218cm x 201cm Condition ReportThe length is 222 cm X the height is 201.5 cm X the depth is 63 cm. There are some cracks and repairing done to the middle doors. The hangers in the middle of the right side are loose and the lock is missing off the door. General wear and tear throughout. The inner depth of the sides is 45 cm and the inner depth of the middle is 37.5 cm. See attached images.
Lot 1219
Late 19th/early 20th century Scottish mahogany chest, the rectangular top with rounded corners and moulded edge, above five short assorted drawers (including one central bonnet drawer), above three long drawers, plinth base, 119cm x 121cm Condition Reportsome splits to the top, drawers do not quite as freely as they should, some knocks and marks, no key, generally okay
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