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Click here to subscribeA RARE GEORGE III IRISH SILVER SAMOVAR, Dublin 1803, mark of Robert Breading, with a domed top and spherical finial, the interior fitted with hot water liner, the body applied with tubular marks handles with reeded hot water dispenser on a square plinth base with ball feet, (c.98 troy ozs). 50cm high
Victorian Mahogany Breakfront Library Bookcase, Having a moulded cornice above four large glazed Astragal doors, Enclosing a shelved interior, Above four cupboard doors, Enclosing further shelved interior, Raised on a plinth base, 239cm high, 192cm wide, 54cm deepCondition reportThe interior is approximately 23cm deep in the smaller sections and approximately 32cm deep in the larger section.The doors are okay. The bookcase will separate for transportation.The base is a bit lighter in colour than the top.There are replacement locks on all doors.Cracks to around 6/7 panes of glass.Damage to corners of cornice.Old repairs and cracks to one door of top of bookcase.Lacking two escutcheons to top doors, also lacking escutcheons to two bottom cupboard doors.Further minor areas of damage, scuffs, surface marks, colour fading and staining to bookcase.
A Caldercraft? kit built and gas powered model of a Mickleham of Liverpool coaster, constructed from GRP hull with wooden and metal superstructure, with removable deck access to single horizontal boiler with expected fittings powering a large single propeller, fully raised on a wooden display plinth, built to a good standard
Set of Wedgwood Limited Edition King Henry VIII with his Wives including Henry VIII, no.674 with Wooden Plinth, Catherine of Aragon, no.494, Catherine Parr, no.900, Catherine Howard. no.355, Anne of Cleves, no.732, Jane Seymour, no.1332 and Anne Boleyn, no.1591, complete with a folder containing the certificates of authenticity
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