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Lot 181
FOUR WHEEL HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGEwith two forward facing seats and a rear facing bench seat with fold down foot board, with metal slatted steps, black body work with cream coach lines and monogram 'RG', with leaf spring suspension and rubber tyres with a rotating front axel with shaped hickory shafts, with a pair of side mounted coaching lamps and whip holder and brake lever, 155cm wide
Lot 165
A 19th century carved oak joint stool. The stool of Jacobean 17th century influence being peg jointed with planked oak seat and carved frieze with turned legs united by peripheral stretchers. This stool and other furniture in the auction part of the Olive Knox Will Trust. Olive, the widow who was married to Alfred Dillwyn Knox, a historic figure in the history of codebreaking at Bletchley Park. Measures approx. 52 x 45 x25cm. BIO: Alfred Dillwyn (Dilly) Knox (23 July 1884 - 27 February 1943) was a British classics scholar, papyrologist and codebreaker. During WWI he worked at the Navy's Room 40 codebreaking unit, where he helped decrypt the Zimmermann Telegram, which brought the US into World War I [1]. During World War II (WWII) he ran his own codebreaking operation — Intelligence Service Knox (ISK) — at Bletchley Park, where he was successful in breaking the Enigma cipher of the Abwehr. Also documented to have encouraged Alan Turing to develop the Bombe machine which was to become the main tool for breaking Enigma keys during WW2.
Lot 651
A set of six Victorian 19th century heavy set solid mahogany & leatherette balloon back dining chairs. Each chair with balloon backs with central armorial shaped padded leather back slat. Studded leather seat raised on turned front supports & squared back legs. Measures approx. 97cm x 50cm x 56cm.
Lot 420
HOFFMAN MADE BY WITTMANN AUSTRIA, 'FLEDERMAUS' CHAIR DESIGNED 1907 FOR THE CABARET FLEDERMAUS, LICENSED LATER REISSUE the seat upholstered in Secessionist pattern fabric, bearing label to underside75cm highCondition good to fair. Fraying to front of upholstery. Wear to frame commensurate with us. Sits tight. Additional images now available.
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