Stannard & Dixon, (publisher). Panoramic View of the whole of Empire of Russia in Europe & Asia, A Panoramic View of the External & Internal Defences of Sebastopol..., A Panoramic view of the seat of war, The Crimea & The Principal Towns & Forts on the Shores of the Black Sea, A panoramic View of the Town, Harbour, Forts & Defences of Sebastopol & the Seige Works of the Allied Armies of England & France, Panoramic View of the Valley of the Tchernaya & the Surrounding Country from Balaklava to Bakchi Sarai, Panoramic View of the Fortress of Sveaborg commanding the Entrance to the Town & Harbour of Helsingfors in the Gulf of Finland, Nicolaieff & Kerson Odessa & Perekop [and] Panoramic View of the North & South sides of the Harbour & Port of Sebastopol, together eight allegorical panoramas, 1855, eight tint-stone pictorial llithographs, titles repeated in French, some dust soiling, marginal fraying and closed tears with slight loss, each approximately 530 x 700 mm (Qty: 8)
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WW1 2nd Bn East Surrey Regiment Military Cross MID, group of four medals & archive.Awarded to Major John Gurdon MC. Comprising: Military Cross, 1914/15 Star, “CAPT J. GURDON E. SURR. R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID, “MAJOR”. The group is mounted for display and accompanied by a selection of original photographs, commissions, a number of personal hand written letters from the front, research etc. Announcement of the Military Cross LG 1st January 1917.Major John Gurdon MC. was born in 1887, the family seat being Sudbury Suffolk. He was commissioned into the militia Bn of the East Surrey Regiment in 1907 and then the 2nd Bn 1909, at the outbreak of the Great War was serving with the Battalion in India. Returning to the UK he landed in France on the 19th January 1915, in September he was given a Staff appointment with the 85th Brigade. He was then posted to the HQ Staff of the 28th Division in the Middle East. In April 1916 he was serving as a Brigade Major with the 63rd Infantry Brigade. For his services he was awarded the Military Cross and retained the rank of Major, in June 1921 he was appointed a Staff Officer at HQ Irish Command and held this post until 23rd March 1922 and retired later that year. A number of the hand written letters are in the hand of Major Gurdon 1915, sent from France and give an insight to every day life.
After Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret & Charlotte Perriand, a limited edition LC4 chaise produced by Cassina c.1980, stamped to frame 'LC/4 12413' The canvas seat with black leather cushion, on black tubular steel frame, raised on green and black painted steel supports 156cm long, 56cm widePlease refer to department for condition report
Kaare Klint (1888-1954), a 'Faaborg' chair, produced by Rud. Rasmussens, originally designed in 1914 c.1950, with applied label to underside - 'Rud. Rasmussens, Snedkerier, København, Danmark, 33057' The curved mahogany and caned backrest, above tan leather seat on tapering legs 73cm high, 69.5cm widePlease refer to department for condition report
Milo Baughman (1923-2003), a set of four chromed chairs, for the Design Institute of America c.1983, each with applied manufacturer's label to underside Of cantilever form, with grey upholstered backrest and seat, on chromed frames, raised on plastic casters 78cm high 55cm wide (4)Please refer to department for condition report
A stained beech Thebes stool probably retailed by Liberty and Co c.1900, unsigned A stained beech Thebes stool with woven cord seat hung between the raised corners of four turned legs, connected by turned stretchers 38.5cm high, seat 37 cm squareCondition report:The corners of the seat are worn to being rounded and with small losses. Two corners have splits seen from the underside and have had attention in its life time and with some refreshment to colour. The stringing is all present but some of the strands have become a little loose and need straightening from time to time. Seat is stable to sit on. Age separation to joins. There are typical knocks, scuffs and abrasions to the legs and stretchers.
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